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Louisiana, outside Of the Federal lines
is said to present one universal scene of
distress The self-appointed military
leader suddenly enters a town aud sweeps
away all the movable property Of the peo-
pie, giving a receipt in the name of jeff
Davis or some other Confederate leader.
A rich planter, himself probably scces-
sionist, who has his crop Of cotton hidden
away In some secure place mot 10 save
il from our troops, but from the guerril-
las) is awakened by a glare, and finds
that his wealth is ia blaze, and in
few moments he is a ruined man; or per
haps the good citizen goes quietly 10 bed,
never dreaming OF danger, when he Is
seized In the dead hour of the night and
hurried away 10 some distant place, 20
be nsulted and perhaps killed because
be is supposed 10 sympalIizc with tho
Union, or has accepted O. passport from
General Butler 10 leave New Orleans.
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TIE PRESIDENTS RrTY no THE REBEL
LADiEs.-Iesterday a lady aud her
daughter called on the President and
stated that they resided beyond Alex
andria, and were subject 10 many annoy.
anCos from the soldiers. They would BE-
very much obliged 10 him If he void de-.
tail guard 70 protect them. They had
taken the OATH TO the Southern Confcd
eracy, but they were sure notwithstand
ing, that Mr.. President would be 90 kind
as 10 resume the protection wlth which
they had been furnished Mr.. Lincoln
heard them patiently. We'll. madam.
said hc, eve have been PROTECTING the
property OF 5ouiherners some lime win
our soldiers, but you continued 10 shoot
shem, nevertheless; and nov we Layo
abandoned a.; it did not paw u.s." MIC
young lady who was a firm looking all
drew herself zap, and with hcr mother
bid the President good morning and hur-
riedly relirci,--HaAugla on Nr Ia,E
t1WWer7gi IdiGHer
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ADAMS ExPREss COMPANY

Psrsons WlshIng 10 ssud Freight aud Package by
tbs Moruiug Tislus % he loUsvlIH ANE NAsB.
yrlA, aud NAsHyitlE ASb prcarUu RAILsoAnsi
must have chs ans a 1as udils By o'oloc1 the
even NJ previous
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Monty DOSE-The Church of the
Unity-Reu Robert Collyers, Chicago
at It's meeting last Tuesday subscribed
Fifteen Hundred and Fifty Dollars ia
aid Of the families OF those who may
volunteer o. che call Of their country
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CITY COUNCIL.

board Of Aidemen-M " Bfisn, President J. y.
Newman, &. A, j. Mayneld II. g scovel, VIM. Cheat
ham, D. % shihh NJ @ q claiborne and Jas. Robb'
Common Copncii--w p Jones, President; William
Roberts I. J. Yarbrough, VIVA. Driver, WIN. Stewart,
Louis Hough ". Mullins, James Turner, q. N. South
gate, A. J. Cole, Jas. Davis, Andrew Anderson, j. b
Rnowles, sad John jresdy
siASDSa COMMITTEES o. 1nr CRY COUNCIL.
Financo-Knowles, scDvei and Cole.
Water Works-Andersou, Smith aud Claiborne.
Streets -Yarbrough, Turner, southgate, Davis Brien,
Mayaeld, Chtathum and Claiborne.
Whar(-Newmun, Stewart aud Turner-
Hospital--JoBes, Nayheld and s.oan
Standardization, May field and Knowles.
Tive Departmeai--Cr eady, Driver and Newman.
Gas--Driver, Oheathan and Davs.
Cerae,sry smith, Stewart and Newman
Market Bouse-R Roberts, stewart and Turner.
Siapss-Hough, Claiborne and Davis.
Toiice-Chsatham, Brlen and Anderson
Spring,-Hough, Claiborne and Brien. .IH
Workhouss--Cheathan MAyReld and Knowles.
Improyss,s,,ls and Ezpesdihres Cole scovel and
Cready.
Pubic PropsHy-Brien Cheatham and Turner
Pest House--Msy arld , Jones aud Roberta
So The Board oil Aldermen meets the iue'uaSA
neKt preceding TIE sooond aud fourth Thursdays 10
each month, aud ne Common Council the second
and fourth Thursdays In each month.
.sl, NIGHT POLICE ,stai.nu
Cdptaia--,John Baugh Ha'tA
Eirst LisutcHdpt--wm Yarbrqugh I-
Seoo,ti LisusnaHt--John II. DAVIS. ...
Policema,--Wm. Jackson, John Cayend9ri Nhh Da.
Wis, Joel Philips VIM. Baker John Cottrell, William
Mayo, John EhRlss, j. W. Wright, John PICKETT,
Robert SCOTT, W. c. Francis, Thomas Francis, Andrew
Joyce, David Yates and Charles Haiti
So THE Police Court Is opened every morning at
nine o'clock. t.,r... ....
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TO ADVHRTIsEIes in DETAIL


Advertisements occupying any special position IT,
tde 20 per cent. additional spect 20. itiou Cutside
10 per cent ..E.'
81 Advertisements inserted In the Local Column
charged al the rate Of twenty cents per line.
Changes may be made periodically when agreed
upon; but every such change will involve extra ex.
pcnse, 70 be paid for by the advertiser.
no Adv9ti.ers exceeding ne space contracted toy ,c
be charged for he erCess.
Marriage and Funeral Notices,
When exceeding five lines, will be charged al The
usual advertising rates.
Announcements of Candidates.
foh oiAib OtflCkts'.. .s....'.. W
NvuNrf " .. '.-'.'-..'.............. 20
w. Wy .s... zee. o.. ............. 3 90
Cash required IN advance for an advertisements,
anlesa by special agreement
We, the undersigned, have this day adopted tho
above rates, Ia which We bind ourselves strictly 10
adhere.
WN. CAMERON, ion the Union
be-. JOHN WALLACE, Tor the Dispatch
NAsHyuIE, Team, July ~, 1902
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The number 0f manufacturing oab
ishmcuts in the state Of Ohio, as shown
by the census Of 1860, is lOD0 employ
log oJ63J males and m 400 females IN
goly.hs capital 20 che exlont Of o.sO9O.
JJO and using s700000oo raw material
anuslly
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
Louisville Sshype B. a rraialasyssa s.ah, an.
" arr. a. $50 Pm
Nashville Decatur RR Train leaves At 600, A n.
.I..#', " a. AR. al 100, fN.
Nash Acbauanooga RR. Train leaves at 1000, AN.
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DAvrDsos coGsrr DlascTon4Zc o1tim,.i.
MnrAaY QuAarERs AND OEEIcEas:

Po.,--HesdquMieis on High street. Gen. Dumont
COMMANDING r. ..A4- H
headquarters on summer street (Dr
Ford's resdenee) Capt Grsen, A. 40
Proposi MaFtlal--Ils adquartcn Church street
(Fcinaie seadpmy) col sisnls5 Matthews. Z .Lt
chief AssissiHt QHariermaasr - Headquarters on
Chsny street No. 10, Judge cslrons realdence)
Capt. }. d, Bingham. tu
AssisiaHf oHarternaastsr-C Chattanooga Depot--Capt
4 Stevenson. ''i"
Assis,ani QndrisTmasfsr - Vino street, near Mrs,
Polk's residence Capt r. ~ Lamb
Assistast Qaartsy7aastsr--No. o., Market street
Capt J. " Hale.
Ctisr con,mi.iarg- -TiesdqulFier, No. 10, Vine st.
Capt X Macfeoy
Cou,missary Of subsiaeaos- b. Dad street Capt s.
Little
Acting C0mBiis'ary Of Sabnsience--Corner Of Broad
aud College streets Lieut. Charles Allen.
Medical Director-summor street. (Dr. Ford's old
rcsidoncc.l anrennn & z.irt
Medical Parreyors OGos--Church street, Masonic
Building, J. r. PlFrlE, surgeon, 9Th KeBtucky Iu
iantry, Acting Medical Purveyor
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RatlAsun COUNTY 9Irtttprg.
CITY eevsanMEnT.

CIV d0NEhu NAN "
.su4tlmu' : TT7ffaT'
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor
Lpt WfldlAM SHANE, Rsc6rdeff % A d
JOHN CHUMBIEY, AorslqL .,,.
. b..., xs.AalLW. n3Wuian.Jada. \ 1otsslS,
and James A. stoele. .t...r.-...,.rr.r. .f.Itl
Clerk ofhe Martet-JOhn Chumblby, er-o6icio Bfsti
JOS l.. Ryan, second and John Reddick third ID
Tar Asssasor--William privg, 81 HlF-
Revenue Coileotor--A. D. ShAnkland.
Water Ttr Coiieoior--E Garrett
Trsourer-R. Henry.
HAarr Aasisf-rhones LeAko. I
sapsrb,stH,issit u Ne Woil1otis-lJ. Q. BSdd.
sapsfihieHdeai Of NJ Water Woris-Iames Wyatt
ICAIsf n he Fire Decentralization NJ Seahury
lssrfoH Al ne caneisry--f. u MtBriae I
Street 0psrsser@-J L. stewart gf.H .
Cag Aboraey--lohn Mcrhail Smith.
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AsaAAaAla1A
B. B. COMMON & BRO,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. COLLEGE STREET.
New stock Just received aud Tor sale
Tow 90 close out Consignmehts,
OO(N Bbls SAN, for sale by
ZOO apps COMMON q BRO,
JOO boxes SALT, for sale by
wv apS CoNNOK x BIO.
Do apps COMMON a BRO.
AZ APPS COMMON BRO
~ APPS doNNoR& BRO
IOO APPS -, 6oNEoR6 BRO
OO Sps COMMON a BRO
OO sps coNNoR BRO
10 Ghosts TEA, tor sale by
IL apps COMMON a BRO
IL sps - - " COMMON BRO
IL apps CONNER a BRO.
~ boxes Yeas, POWDERS, Tor sale BY
" apps ooNN0R a BRO
~ sPs ' ooSNoR BRO.
IO(J aps CGNNoR BRO.
DIX boxes Star CANDLES, tor sale BY
81 apps CONNOh = bHo
% APPS OOVNOR 4 90.
4 bOis. VINEGAR, Gr sale by
II apps Ft COMMON BRo.
~ kits SALMON, r sale by -.
"a APPS cOVNoR a BRO.
K Kits HERRING, for sale BY ......-
" APPS GIL CoNNoh 3 BFo.
- kt,. suAn Ersl1 hg III
= APPS COSNoR& BRO.
10 bbls. TROUT, for sale by
10 APPS Common BRO,
III SPs ooNNoR 4 bro.
4 ' apps r'' ~ ' = COMMON BRO
Is Os apes dried '""'N'' TOT sac cSSSNoR BRO
I e boxes Dried Sealed for sale by
10 APPS .H CONNOR BRO
Oh kegs NAILS, for sale by
on ans CONNOR 4 BRO.
.EO bbls Crushed Sugar, for sale by
ONJ ans C6NROR BRO.
10 APPS CoNNUR6 BRO.
.EnO bbs FLOUR, for sale by
ONJO apps COMMON BRO.
~ APIS COMO A BRO.
~ Nsps " CONNOB BRO
OOn bbls dine POTATOES, Tor sale by
<NJNJ aps CONNOR n BRO.
on boxes fresh Garden sEED, for sale by
ZAI ans Common a BRO.
y Obls Onion SKIS, Tor sale by
y aps COMMON bhO,
Nn tieroos Csuvassed HAMS, with large iot OF all
~ sorts OF Goods which will close Out low, 10
our old stand, No. College street.
apS D. COMMON a blO'
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Northern Nail via Louisville, arrives Daily 53OPM.
" leaves " 746A.M.
Columbia, via t. "A. RR. arrives f." 6.s0P.M,
leaves " 6tGA.M.
shelbyvlle, via " \ c, RR, arrives p" $50 =. M.
leaves " l6OOA.M.
Lebanon, arrives "12OoM.
leaves " QOoPM.
Memphis Mail, leaves Daliy,v Louisville and Cairo.
PosT-oFrcEs OPEN BEYOND LEBANON ARR
Liberty, Alexandria;
GOrdonsyille, Smithvllle,
WATERFOWL, jennings Fork.
lost OFFICES on LINE OF N. a C. R.R.-
AIurireesboro, Fosterville,
Jordan's Valley or Shelbyylle,
Christians. Palmetto.
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OUR WOUNDED IN mcH,

lutsrestIng Experience of Union
surgeon.
OUR WOUNDED ~ RICHMOND, VA.
Special Correspondence Of the Philadelphia inquirer
Ii CAMP, HARRsoE's LANDING, var
August 4th, 1862
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MORNING, AUGUST 70, 1862.
Exposition of Treason.

KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN CIRCLE INDICTED
BY A GRAND JURY.
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[oFFICIAL DOCUMENT. 7

ASTOUNDING DEVELOPMENTS BEFORE THE
L. S. GRAND JUBY--A SECRET SOCIETY OF
TRAITORS IN INDIANA,
IN The Distri8 Court Of he United States,
for he District Of Indiana, Nay Term,
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Tabieaun vlvants at oyyis,.

.s5,, osfkA, Mss March 10, 1852
# ~ crescent 1t seems to afford you SO much
pleasure to mention the good deeds Of the pa rotc
ladies' Of New Orleans and other places. YOU will
saoaotiess allow me a corner inswhich to express
the pleasure entoyed a few evenings since at an
given by the young ladies Of Osyka
" we eenett Of the sick soldiers of the army of
A ~ " consisted Of a series Of tabIeanx
admirably sustained, the intervals between
INV sapieauS being relieved by appropriate and
excellent music fes " ''t'0 anu ny
The first tableau, aThe Confaa..a. !, N. S :,
represented by number Of little Misses was hear.
ttul indeed, and worthy q the praise q nros,sa,.
bestowed nponit. Several gentlemen tool, 49,.
sional parts in the other tableaux. Amnng M,
WAS one Of our Young volunteers, now al home ~,
Through who appeared as g The Minister il the
stableau entitled 8 The Bride.n Your correspond
Hent wond have called it The. Marriage as the
scene represented that interesting ceremony. That
tableah should have been omitted, however. as nm
improper example to be placed before young gen,
Suesaef az me present time, who ought to consider
[ VIC nattseifed the proper place in which 10 win
- q wen o. glory, while our girls should each
s's Wea aeearpet knight, Remembering that
none i, Ply ". tls brave deserve tile fair.n
lhe tossing piece was a scene entitled 9. Hard
ZINES, y which the ladies appeared eninnipc
knittlng' sewing, securing, Washing. ironins ete
/ 4 very nice young man appeared IN the occnna
t'on OF cobbler, and seemed busily eneaoed IN
putting new sole to an old boot bat IL mi, :.
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Confederate States of America.
HsAoUARrERs. DEPARTMENT No, !.

's{ UsAQUARrERs, DEPARTMENT No l..
'.s= New Orleans fub. "A, 1852. !
GENERAL ORDERS Ne. II
All Officers detailed from their respective commands for fhe
Of recruiting will upon er arrival in this city
mcntaey report in person The Adiuan General together
with their authority.
The Major General Commanding this Department regrets
learn that officers habit encng already en-
listed to break eer engagements aud this has carried
he extent of attempting soldiers belonging tho
Regiments and Companies various stations around the
city to desert their commands AMI accept the bounty
ton called 10 the article Of which declares any soldier
who quits his Company 10 Join another in the
vice nEshaTER. This will eidy enforsed and whoever
sconScted either oceror private severely punished
By command of
'"sz 2gs MAI. GEN. LOWELL,
J. G. PICKETT, Asst, Adj Gen,l ~. fe2s Inn
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g..ra AK, r7tFzzrsz7z5zz77 MISSISSIPPI AEE1 Rem
sls2sAAt &ss 5----zt NESSEE RAILEOhD.
TIE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE.

FIFTY THREE MILES IN DISTANCE AND FOUR
HOURS TINE SAVED
Travellers going tion; New Orleans 10 Memphis, HUMBOLDT
GAINESVILLE and Nashyg rrra, Columbus and bowling
Green, KY, will save
FOUR HOURS IN TIME AND FIFTY.TIIREE MILES IN
DISTANCE,
BY buying tickets TO Memphis the Mississippi and Tennes
sec Railroad.
Also 10 points tho mississippi river above Memphis
points Ark@nsrs the line Of the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad, for tho interior Of the State
NAILS AND PASSENGER TRAINS leave the New Or,
leans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad Depot daily ut
A. NJ aud arrive Grenada Mt ESQ A. NJ md at Mem his
A. NJ connecting with The Memphis and Ohio Rail.
road and arriving at Nashville mt II r NJ, the evening
A Daily Line Of EAaRoATS leaves tho wharf at Mem
ph the Mississippi fur North as Fort Pill
law, New Maard and Columbus, Ky,
THROUGH FARE TO MEMPHIS, Sli TO-
BE ask for Tickets via the Mississippi aud Tennessee
Railroad to Memphis.
NILES MERfWETIIER
Chief Engineer and General Superintendent.
F. S. RICHARDS General Traffic Agent. d5
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Confederate States of Ame,fca.

81 BIZ .-.. HEADeuA,-Tkns DEPARTMENT No l. }
!, III So .s N5w Orleans, March Is, 1852 s
SPECIAL. ORDERS NO. Sill
H. t-#."+ e.
AXIIsl persons who have shipped for the River De
fence Expedition considered regularly enlisted as
in the land service and heehy ordered report themselves
At to the officers of Their respective commands,
viii bs considered deserters rad will be dealt wth accord
ingly. l@ 1t fF~r
Proper arrangements have been made pay the
mp to day. t+t0
By command Of Major General LOWELL.
Ed. A. PALFREY,
u19 2pf Najor and Assist Mt Adu.ant General.
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NEW ENFIHNSAIa
DR., REYN Ids,
THE UNRIyALLEp CANCER DOCTOR,

Would inform his endsTnd tho public that no has
and completely fitted up Tnay the spacious and
giant manson No. 10 Bsronne between Canal and Com
Streets he will dcvaic al his tho RE
Of CANCERS in their 'oa,s, Hcall Heads White Swell
linss, aud Ulcers OF every description,
He refers with alch pleasure the annexed certificate I
MADAM A. EiIAPPELL. welkuown md highly respect.
able lady Of this city
fCopy of Cerifcste,l
New ORLEANS, Oct Il, 1861.
This IL certify thai the undersigned, resident the city
of New number of years. and residing at No
252 rato street. been long time afflicted with Can
Ger in In order have removed the under.
signed applied Dr. Warren Stone who operated on three
different times without eTecng cure Subsequently, An.
piled DR., REYNOLDS under whose treatment the Csncer
esctualy removed and perfect made l take
this Of doing justice Dr. Reynolds that
others similarly afflicted may avail themselves Of his vauabls
services.
NIL If s. A. CHAPPELL.
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THE DAMAGE TO. THE yIRG1NIA1-From passen
ers who reached the city last night, direct from
Norfolk, we learn that the ram Of the Virginia
was damaged by her collision with the Ericsson,
condition, caused by the wrenching of her nose.h
OF the hundreds of balls directed against the Viz
ginia, and which actually struck her, but one made
The slightest impression upon her iron side, and
that one so slight as to amount only to an ndenta-
ton The shock Of her collision with the Cumber-
land was scarcely felt on board, and no i'll effect
was experienced from the conclusion Of her pow
erful armament. [Richmond Enquirer, llth.
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SAMBo IN LucK.-Durng the skirmish at Paris
on Wednesday last negro belonging to one of
our soldiers came across a Federal trooper who
was leading q comrades horse. The servant shot
at and killed him, when he captured both the ami
mails and brought them off with their equipments.
in safety. The saddles he disposed Of for $50,
pocket money. 7. ~ ~
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Headquarters Third Brigade.

LOUISIANA MILITIA TRncrs. }
- Few orleans. March i, 1852. 5
GENERAL ORDERS NO. III.
having been reported to headquarters th4! certain
persons have thrown obs in the Of orgarzn- this
brigade, by tsOg furnish parties residing
Oh le!r misses, AMI hy indyn refusing give their
names to the enrolling officers and by other hoHins
want of fidelity ConfGderacy
1t is there fore, required of all Officers comr soned
officers and private IN this Brigade to report At ccc all such
persons TO heir kno@ dge, TO the Commanding
officer Of the RcyiGent which said parties reside, the
G. s. Provost Marshal have i'm media notice of the
connected Herewith ard " enabled deal wi them per.
sons unrendly to nj hostile to Government
This order will be lend at Company and Regi-
ments drills for three consecutive weeks.
BY orGc: of
A. j. POWELL, RTigader- General
Third b igado /. NJ. 4,
sAmtEL NJ TODD Major and Brigade Inspector mis- 2p3
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Confederate States Of .9n,es'ice.

Confederate States OF .RaseeY'icG.
l.-.I' WAR DEPARTMENT., 49, Cd }
sl..- III. - ORDNANCE OFFICE,
srn.. 49,. -..... as Richmond March :, 1862.
April next, for tho following ORDNANCE ard ORDNANCE
MATERIAL for the Confederate States Army
200 900 tons charcoal celd-blnst Pig Iron.
$4,000 tons Blooms, (chmcoal.)
50GD tons Wrought lroa Bars, of various sizes
~ 100 l04inch Columbads. l,-.
lG0 S-nch Coumhiais. 49,.
.s.-- 100 lG-inch Siege and Garrison Nortars.
Ega ). 100 l5-inch Seacoast Mortars. ~2i &C.. - ,.@,
ID 500 l2-poundet Iron Howitzes.
VA so 6-penter LonzFieid Guns.
Bids may be made any quantity of IRON hundred
tons, and FIR any number of guns ten. - ' -
Drawings Of ,he guns will be fun shed only parties whose
bids are accepted. 1905 Z" ''
Bidders Will state the points OF delivery, and the date at
which not less than one hundred tons Of iron may expected
to be furnished.
They also state the time required TO furnish the whole
Of their bid.
Bidders for guns Will state the dale of the frat dsYcry and
the time required 10 supply the whole number.
of iron aud the right Pay onealf in Confederate bonds is
reserved "
Bids must be sealed and enclosed and endorsed on the en-
velop, "Prcposas for ron, Proposals for Gunsn MS
ths case may be.
q J. GORGAS, Iieutennn,- Colonel
ms 2ptapln no Chief of Ordinance.
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SoSice.
OFFICE OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR nnnrrs OF

OFFICE OF TIE ASSOCIATION Relies OF
SICK WOUNDED SOLDIERS, )
. ..4... s New Orleans, March IL, 1862. \
Tho President of this Association respectfully rcquects the
of this city and Sta send donations Lint
Rolled Bandsges, and Old Linen +, rhe depot at VI. H.
SMITHS, IS Grav:er street. The use os the ry in
tbs field. A large supply is required
milo 2p5t ~ JAS P. FRERET Presided
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must have been a bootless effort. Every part was
we'll sustained. and highly credtabe to all parties
engaged. 53 H En-
The large audience in attendance appeared to
be delighted and it is to be hoped, as the effort
was so successful in every respect that the ladies
will be encouraged to mako another, one for the
same pnroose, V. L. W.
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WIN. FRERET, First District.
. GlPRlEN UuFOUR, Second Distric,
Hon. PIERRE sOULE, Third District.
ztoi,fedcs ate States of America,

IIrApqu,Rrrps nrr.pruxxry,
| ,,,,,.~ -- New Orleans La, March Is, 1862
"nNEh-NAt ohbEkS No. III MS
oast 10 carry mo effective operation The requirements
" oelS 90 ~ current series from these Headquarters
-aA'Sh"'s VIII each establish an office in their
tor lie transaction of business Due OF
ny ioetiulcS VIII BE- given i'll the public prints
Seu once wl De poVdtd with such assistants and
may be necessary for the transaction of business
Every white mails above the sgc sixteen years residing
tenP9hry or otherwise iii Ike Parishes Of Orleans AID Ject-
whether he be citizen Of the Contc prain s ara. r az,
alien. shall within si, d4y so tie pulcs ion Of mia o,7r,
present himself before the p yo,t Marshal of hi. . ~
have his registered end 10 nrrh rs far ~ allie ch
information may be required. o.
Those who claim be citizens the Confederate States v
birth or Otherwise shall he renu;raJ d, ,,a,, 49, - =:
torat oah of allegiance to said atrs and sch a , n m
aliens shall be the effect that they wilt nbo Wv ,e
of this State and of the Confelerat. Stats e. ,o, ~ ,h ~
permitted sile thefcp and that ,hSy will nrdar ~, .;
cunstaEces convey mics any no mato, rrstfvs n
the military political atrliss cf the country.
Persons who to this city STATE snc the 2,s May
1861 from any Of tho States ut war with the Confederate
shall DO subject imprisonment u,ess they
within six days from e here7 permit TO ~ main srei
by the G. Commanding Gc!en' the Provost Myrs1a of the
district in which they reside which permit wifi he renewed
'o'' l 10 H' 's II" '"''stia'hf SITTING i"fh 'hstme of
NtHS'. ING foregoing requirements VIII 80 into effect as
above IN the parishes OF ST. Bernard aud Papucm mes wih
SIX Gays yer 'e appointment Of the Provost MarShAls of those
a'e,S ps'"0" VINO ueSes 10 % beyond the tas Of
no "'feso uc's or Parishes ha pro 'lde himself with
FSSp' signed ny me Commanding General or the Provost
o. me a'e or p"Sa ~ which aid person resides.
" o'ue's is'"eu ny oNo'S A!hshh!s IL 'Ae crlOn
their Office W." he promptly Obey cd AID any dsoledence
summons eanlns from any OF them will be dealt with sum,
MARTY, and all officers in command Of troops are hereby
I" comply promptly WIN any acquisitions made on them by the
tfoFos' ArE!as ana 10 ttsh mem SucH aid and assistance
as they na5 require ING foiee the city wi in like man
ner reader every 'Ssce IN ee'f power when called on