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HOW THEY ARE MADE.

Wrihps Southern Indian Vegetable Pills have leen hitherts
solely and are now mainly prepared to fill special orders from
physicians druggists planters and other regular customers
who them altogether account Of their knowledge tna
they are Of pure simple and ecaeos ingredients and
because Of their Dr.. Wright being frse IRON
the mpuaton Of offering anything the trade that is net pure
and genuine The Of distng the plants ana puf
flying essential elements from all foreign matter fwhch WAS
mainly the discovery Of that great ches Dr. Torey9 Las
alone enabled lin make these Pills cost sufficiently rea
sonabie to place before the pubic general remedy
Fhe following certificate from the weknown analytic ehe
Dr. Preston is sufficient guarantee Of their purity
DR.. JoHs WRIGHT: ...t- ssea Sq %gSg
s-At your request have subjected to the test Of araysh
quantity Of your sonthenIudan Vegetable Pills seieced
rando and take great pleasure in certifying that found inen
to contain nothing deleerous he human SYSTEM hut on tile
contrary tcy possess the Sudoc Duretc Espectoant ane
atartic properties remarkably harmonious conbna ion
nAd my opinion that they the greatest universal remedy
known 10 the world
Respectfully,
q &S A. D. PRESTON, NJ. D.
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OUR GENERALS,


speaking our efficient Generals the treatment they have
ceived AMI abiding military matters generally, the Baton
Rouge Allocate of the 26th remarks: l.=-s,zsl- /
Beaureard P,ice. Stone Wall Jackson Walker and Bon
ham are who stand prGemnent in the affections OF the
people, the forner alone is worth 0) Men to
our cause What has their faef Beaueg can find
place ills Confederacy where he Is not under some other
enerR The people love, doiz and trust him, but men
whom til misfortune fatality has caused them to
fear and fstrnst, rank him Eerywhere. s.tsg.tgsz
Pric. Jackson Walker and Bonham have been snubttd
til the ornaments their fronspieces no longer
The coury full Generals whn,e greatest recommenda
tions ars they execute retrograde Or in exreny
makes failure of comes lis head Down so4h he would 60
I'M grade only that the unfounates with are gene
rally already high the laler as they can be officially
pushed, .. z 4rF
That's So Gen. stone who Bastile Lafayette because
he could not battle of Leeburg did not commit
tenth blunders that Of our Generals have committed
Yet Ey are not remanded and continued in com
alarm Of the peope and the disgust Of their soldiers
Hsw many to beat some little common sens
into the head Of those authority and le I'm tbem tina
the dangerous earth when places
In posit high The bravest army ever or
gapized could win victories under the lead Of in whom
no confidence rposed This uism old ns the hso
of wars and our do well to profit by it,
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TESTIMONY OF A MINISTER.

1 ;s rect wa think II worth while publish two letters
received from gentlemen whose high standing renders ther
testimony Of no little weight with people OF common sense.
One from the Rev s. Barrett widely known and loved
throughout Arkansas and more lately called to new ned OF
labor In Northern Texas, who wrote to Dr. John Wsht hoe'
date Of the 2oll OF September, 1855 as follows:
You little know good which has been accomplished al
ready BY those few Of Pills recommended TO me
that visit They blessing to may an unfortunate
member my little ock, aud In all his lucy
80 hilad ss the habipeer Of health. I satisfied
dear friend that you their value 81 til
o, explained their effects Sucha and pleAsan
emev WIS before given helpless man by his mercn
Author" -'
The other is from wealthy and successful planter oil AaOa
ma which we insert entire:
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5IIFRoa NAsHvIILE. a gentleman who left INaal

4 FRoM NAsHvIrLE.- a gentleman who left Nash
yHe o'clock Monday aernoon states hat when Mayor
Chsaham rst offered to surrender the city the Federal
stating st he not authorized 70 accept
Ths report s that scouts afterwards various
directions hunting Federal officer with power
fHs4y thirty miles could nof Hhd
Federal soldier anywhere. ss
report Feerals accepted city ths Mayor
few Of tho Fsdsres had come We not doubt
the Federal. in possession af the t.
If they intended to hold It at ALL
Since the written learn from gentleman Who
aen JohnsUns at Mu freeboo Monday that tho
Federais had taken possession Of and that
nnmter had been brought Into charged with
Confederate to and esacnx dis
loyalty All such will 10 tried by court martial and propery
punished. hs4setl 5 5f55s aSAS tst8s & ss
We heard various Ieports of the panic
ting as humorous their publication viii no good.
Memphis Ayalanche, Thlrsdsy.
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Tic co,r,on oss,s ,A ~ ars inc, a.,
aae busy III alse romi,ea Il the noe Ma Of Tennessee
whose ID ,ta;r denreJatfons m and X the
vicinity Of the river hanks Ther sa, 10 the
keep nie remain and Won shall bs protected ID
person property That what s,,ey said in Maryland
where they urdered robbed Imprisoned and outraged in
msnnsr that would disgrace this Gossasts of Russia They
made the same lying pledges the Mssourans they got
possession o the strong places Of the State How they re-
deemed those pledges t the slaughter Of and
BE- Leus ans~er and the horrtd enofmea pefpe
uasea n me interior Illustrate Kentucky was principally be
ana partly ednced Into an Of nea,raad
Lneo'Sro Mhss has been her fats Every promise made
a een s'oasa an every piedse one"ea she mas pMa
e"ans of rFRos,ns eohnaeoee IN she enoamsns o.
'ece re - anu es esenets, ahd ms ena Is no. se..
es o tine, ns
been given credit ser One. n The Of the sn.ny III
and Mssoa. rayages and oa'tsgss will Be- rseaae
nse saaed on account o' tne s.fons ies'sanes
n,anrdps ;.a ~ - H.
",, a y" ,eens ~ 'a' ~
',aa - a....s ~. ~ s.. -
." " "'e"". 'e .''. ~ o'.
'eS, e aeuaenen' .. our "anhooo' ,Me saues'laon
~ .ae ~ y ss''y pols ICY
@ ' VI "' " e .o' ,ue - oHaenS "A' ,nsss1yp91
po'.s'os ae "u ne "n' Ae 'e'' "'s. S's VIZ ri z
Pshe'ee q he Past 10 ether atooi or AHa'or. 5i
70 person anu properly, iotsoon Wnst i'sns
nave hsse fuhes invaders OF souheth soh ever
protec'cn None at all they are not the aovepmnt-nes
are merely he servants Of ther Government
the acts o has we must ook we "oul
arrive at the tfuh what the cain 4osenmens doing
"h! a. tae nomeh their mary leaders III
are protesting to the people that they shall not M
harmed either in person property II quietly
at their houses and not interfere that going
the Lincoln Congress is passing will sweep
away every particle Of property Sou and engaged
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TOOK us,aTzp.I

ri, Ed. Crescent - Having been surprised at the
bockwardues, of volunteers for Gubus, called for by Gen.
Bearegad it that cit'.ens capable OF under
gog camp life DO not take proer view OF 'hel pos.oa
@ many state theft business will uer during their absence
but the majority say laye wfand family TO provide tor
1hs Is in great measure remo,l by the acts OF our cs
Council as well those unable and the fatigue
to supply their real wants Que hs Il CERTAIN ns ou0
Those making this pary excuse ,oges hs I wa % Il and M
snns Of those remaining behind may i've thrown ,sG
Yes our father went 10 the battle !d and was keo W
is he spirit Of 7G when patriotism otreaohed all
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oMclal-By the Governor.

HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA
h,-E ApJUTIST Generals OFFICE.
New Orleans, Feb Is, 1862.
ORDERS NO. 1887 ~ =, -..-,.
1.-The following rsade will be held In readiness, and be
prepared for active at .uch convenient places
Commanders thereof may select. viz:
The % Brigade Volunteer Troops, Brgader General E. L.
Tracy commanding, SATURDAY, the lst March, nt 8
o'clock A. N. ---st &C.,.
The lst Brigade Louisiana Militia Brgadier General B.
Story commanding MONDAY, ths 3D. day Of March, at L
o'clock NJ. .ea- lsrz ~ #r
The Sd Brigade Louisiana Militia Brgadier-General A.
Powell commanding, WEDNESDAY, the 5th day of March
at oclt ok A. NJ. IN 10 s -. .ssi.-.sszys. a.
1.-THE Brgadisr Generals will report their Commands t.
jorGenera L. Lewis the day and hour appointed.
II-MnJor General Jno L. Lewis commanding The Milit
Of the Stat specially charged with The execution Of hI
order will muster rolls OF the Companies to be fur
nished to this Department. az
L.. -.... . BY order Of *
.yyt ,ari Governor and Commanders In Chitf.
NJ GRlsor, Adjnan and Inspector General La fe26 2p5s
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NJ. GRIgor, Adluant
- 7Sa5 7255 r..
"A. rae ~ - "A SaAIsAs

parties suspsctedo be osa arrested and tried
criminal charge for embezz committed while In the
ennoy the Ia Adams Express Company beng unable cir
culae their sauders through portion of of
have edeayoled ure the Southern Express Company and
myself by publishing in circular form BE ious charges against
u.s. The Southern Co. in its The
eed no defence ut my hands and only with re
,ce Ia myse that during my RESIDENCE Of about five In
The South, my conduct has been snca AS to need no eiu
so Of The absurd charges contained in the anonymous cir
epsa,s sa5s :, y, ~ ksJ j. McKE KEEyER.
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sps.isl 10 The New oisan, NJ ts

CorroN oRDEn.-Hon. j. !. Elan, Mayor Of
Baton Rouge pnbishe in lie Advcde Of the oh the
ing order frcm Gov. Moore: .--..,-,, ,,, At
Nv IN, peb lie cotton to be landed az
Port Hudson and taken by rail into th interior ~ III nG
Of the owners. - =. ~ ~. - .,...,,r,oor
n NAL says All perons tire hereby wafheo
against bringing any more cotton Bton Ronse as he cs
Iii not bs responsible for any which may be
nv It's 10 or destructioa Fnrtheimor shall ~
ion now in the city and Not necessary pr ~ ~
f,n,tentiary to be removed 10 the hterbr. +7sss
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
OonHnHDr CDUNOHA.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
CouscrL CHAHaEn. CIrr HAIL,

~ New oreans, e1sssIa Tharsdsy. 9ayafsi fsi a lsss
= @
aSs e. Eli e.
Bent ssa TSsgkr Kings
cesaings ia meeting disp nsed with
ns SSsSsn
whom ss ssss Tn III
M henSs ssp9, the Of
and provide ams IsS6
fsnss To fs
saislmas soldiers is
Of The country your committee report substitute and
r. e, s3s.. & + Sss .sss ss
e he Committee would
mend concufre re- ~ .Efr' mo n 1rpEP
!. !. .s..: :. 5ts ;tEas "a siSSSt Bf1iS! sFStr, !.
Mr. Masisn sprearsl; ami ,..o,,,;ons nnsshed in Inc
rss f!ss'S hs passa a
foregoing p' by s Sss m Hee v Davis
naskns Kngsand, Isborde, eefe Mensmau and seicsn'
naydre-lss = z't7s:.z s...-.---- Z
,essa R9SdnE bl sr Gs 81 ,s e. city
az y issESs P,sass aRs r''a
lion n, we're Mssnn ,s% z sssn 'es nass in lie elmir
The f"owing substitute reeomendsd t9 BE- sdered Il, the
ssss ss"p Ssnsa;
into aeve ssvse lee % e me and adopted by he
usFn, Sng.na sss and
Sesi %satthe inn Of and TIE Is hereb,
app OFT s.sa e has may aesd assistance Who may
se be bss asTsa r cea
sa;d approprstion dstursed under the
r sS D.! pcon o the fin"neo Committees Of The o0m"o
sss the 5eFsssn solution was sent
hs Bospa m o,yns solution o the Board Aldermen
IN as IN foregoing report by the 70
eSss ss hs s; sas sss Rss
AZ sssessarIs. asesE y liz 70 e
ssssd ss oSsass IL @ Isss ss
hrYE%s ess Mes seis9ss DAYS. Hoa
k'Ss Fsy. assiss ssfs n.,.,v
s sss Rsss as
% s sy sH q IT,
n' sn s upoa IN cesso H a
nhnys 1,auesed sssi ones the
N ss sss as Soa
ssf Ssssi sa BY
bsss ss v"
s w ,Ist in consequence of the existing the
r-ene Gours Of he STATE of Louisiana aud al the d's.,
OF the Parish OF Orleans nave
| and -, ~, r,...a,,s s.e :, .,.sn nv a "a deer1y
sad Il, ina Closing Of the Justices OF the Peace coul
hsrein tey are more than n the higher eodats
whee the no0r Is subject TO tle oppression
70 rich ono be II, therefore +, r ,ho cy ~ orlc
o cnmmend the several Justices Of the Peace Of
Parish ~ Orleans their courts during the time Oh
adionrnment of the Supreme and Distrss Canrs r.,
4pe,tion ii citizens and On f.a
IN les ssncIoses one half said street In The vciI
az 'ons and Erato Streets tc rnles having hee suspend
was referred 10 Committee OF Streets and iahahss
i the Surveyor. - s,,,,, ,.a55 5tho poara nd;onrpsd
i"esaas' e '' " ID, G . PEARSON, e>pItr
l Secretary p Us.
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MEssRs, GARNER SMITH & Co., will sell ta,s IN
doy al Mcrcheats and Auctiensers
real estate comprising IN part as betweeu
"a lot and improvements on Ichonpsto"lss ~ s'
M IN And dwsIin,s On Benjamin and ST. Theresa stfse ~
/ twean St Thomas an Tchoupiouas streets - ~
a lot on Leyee and Water streets IN and rayisr.
Two dwellings on Basin fsfatIoa a' Third ST.
Twonty two ios in squire bounneu W 80 g
David and Rampant streets ;,, Jefferson City, See
y..1,n ntxd u
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LIVER COMPLAINT.
DR.. Hunphries

DR.. Humphries: -l--.a
D s--J don't kaoy what to say to make you know now
feel for those Of Wright's Southern Indian
sth,a pills YOU gave mo. After having suffered for so
n and thought going to get my heath,o
one good days ain now as strong ah heai'
Ivas In nv and that, too after having eo every
rg ever heard and getting all kinds OF docots VINO
could ,e II was An affection Of the liver but could not cure
houpb God knows took enough of their prescrieuens
~ h rsvers Of poor like will help you any doc
tor you have mine - "
w. Yours, gratefully and truly, ...,,, .
na for circular Of Pills. 1t contains iui aha lel
,n. facts With important suggestions to the SICK anu unet
eonee directions the OF the Pills. and 6peeia
ID n fsn,ass which every Of the ought TO read
xxR1t.ur,s SOUTHERN INDIAN vEGET'
ABLE PILLS
Are manufactured expressly for use in the
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
una.r thu uersona direction of Dr. JoHs WRIGHT, IN nj
Phsrmacsutical Laboratory New Orleans
.z%G j. WRIGHT 4 CO., % &C.
Sole Proprietors,
,z Nc. d Chartres street, New erl'sssr i
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NEW INFIRNIARY.
DIR. REYN.oL DIS ~ /

THE tJNRIyALLND CANCER DOCTOR,
Would inform his friends and the public that he has rented
and completely up nrmary the spacious ana ee
CANT mansion Baronne street. between Canal and Com
mon Streets will devote all his attention to the
~ CANCERS in their worst torms Scad Heads White Swell
lpgs and Ulcers Of every description .4.
He refers with much pleasure, to the annexed ce'ihuate
MADAM A. CHAPPELI, weil-k and highly respect
able lady Of this city 49, =,- F
IGopy of GertiHeats,l .-. 81
NEW ORLEANS, Oct II, 1861.
This 10 certify hn the undersigned resident Of the city
OF New Orleans for number OF years. ana now NO
", p street had been for long time afflicted with Can
her breast In order to have it removed the under
signed applied Dr. sone who operated on II three
different times without efecting cure subsequently, sp
pied to DR. REYNOLDS under whose treatment the oanee
- oasc.nav removed and perfect cnre was made take
this means Of doing justice Dr. Reynolds and IN order thu
oe-s similarly acsa may avail themselves of his Tanah
services lg ,,, ,,,,,,r,
/ NIL If 2. - =. 1HH ~
4 Ipnp
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ID K Fl ID

On Friday, 18th February, at o'clock a. NJ EEBi1EA
BoCrTE, wife Of r, H. Defiiuy, aged - years. III
The friends and acluainances of the DsGruy, Bute and
81 Asnt families, respectfully attend her feal
This evening at O'Clock from her late on MepneHe
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NJ AR KTEgD !:

Inths city on the 24!h Fshrnaryf Kexag y HsdMgs n
LAND all Of New Orleans. lss . 4 Ss5E'a e 81 3
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n Headquarters Leuisiana Troops.

ssg7g- g7g--gFSlAASNst4WATttfB1 q 1z0WIsH3MH ITUUPss -
IN t8i 5se3j 4 q 52HKApQuARr.as THus6 BRIGADE LEM.
s;s8G ~ 3 7,.4s ~ New Orleans, Feb II, 1922 s
GENERAL ORDERS Eo.6l - go ~, III
lin obedience Special Orders III from General
John L. Lewis commanding Louisiana troops the Third Brig
aie will be held readiness and be for active ssrce
WEDNESDAY, the eth day Of March, at O'Clock A. NJ
eIThc line will be formed pnnc aly at the hour desisna
ed Poydras street, The right resting on Camp street.
III-Commanding officers Of the 1st2i Sd and 4th Re 81
nents of hia charged specially with the execu
ion # this order duplicate muster rolls Of the
companies in their respective conmsnds to be furnhed these
Headquarters. II q. &ssT
zaae&s rrT A.. j. POWELL.
-4ste&a % .d Brgadier- General COMMANDING.
sAsL. II. Tom, Major and Brigade Inspector. mi 2ptd
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reported b creaiiag hs of consInsnGise Gsssi 81
abss M T d%Sg e s
House went into sscres session.! 's'-''s
y'.ss .sts r. s From charleston. ssSssS-g
heavy Guns WIN rss
tack on sayannah u espectsd There
ssass
PA. 5. = 77-5 = : q 80 s1: ss i
Western Military Correspo dence.
Visit to Eashvile-seenes Road-scotts Cavalry Res
ment-And True Picture Of Nashville and its Preens
hamentasls condiion. = ( 8 ef8tFt5 " y II5
ssps.sl u hs New oinan. ii ssssnt, @ ass y @
..,ssss Fl s1ss sns. ~ ass;s
about received ansious or more ooIsk WsH
1ss + i. i fssss. ss.r isss Il
sna ssre gooay q
asas
ssPns
&
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to ~ weping iolsnps il the sinsstSrsad way:
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dov. HHr,iwhose win have this
S
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sas s.s .easy s.
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Gums also have been hly Citizens to b
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IL
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si sss N n s se ssy
cizsns salute they the poteness
ss as sssf
ss
ot ils public bridge hanging
ss
appalling to fully Ssa'iss n,
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on
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bridges
sss ss
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nssrs gss apne Hssn0eH Ths Clerk ad
snd nSGdy @ y,s sSaa M " q tfse'Sss re- Js I
GSaaS saSy "df anas1 aasS VIZ
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hs ha ,hsn away ana hs ho
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III
Of 81 The wounded had been removed
@ and ssas nss s'
sss. & "a ss
RI 4 isns e The sssass
ss he III
Sss ss 's
ssssss 'i
had He WIS sorry.
va. II Hashvle had idea was 20 lar ho 9 wss siit
nge country al and said Win
Of the fought moi the spdota ssi sI thoss who ersp
SOL ~ Nashville ~ sn,be,n money posbl
Soa @ II III e daily expected arr Of he enemy M yt,Iy
ond thought smsfsd down n ana =, ny Bank bils e
M waved hs politeness BY giving ins ioth' ~ ~
atur ccnfsdeMaM q NV nesspaper Nashville more published
day. r,retted seeing aer ~ ,ris ~
,nlinu nsyi,ie and bowling Gre @ &
hss tss tiat fellow the Hog ARsy ny
this Was but soad mot aa as IL MI
hange IN short nev9a sa sshion but sill be ,ul eihe
capital Ct ns .n SIss y ss,ne ,he arrival
IT, be- rsvner 30 ngsy sr no eatesbonses no
Office government no the SQUADS Of
" i"nEnr peopis The silent streets NINA w ~
u ihs esp IL their s
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VOLUME XIV.

> = INTessrs, ". R. Adams. w. M. sempIs
.nJ n yaorn have my full power OF attornay. act
naused before ". H. Peters, Esq, Notary Public
p"as ~ 2Sa t5f'7s"1 Sstf5' ..ItO., NIXON
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OFF FOR UMBUS.-The Crescent Blues have enrolled
for ninety days active service at Columbus Gen
teen wishing to their country for ninety days in this
special tervice will be received desired that hoe wishing
Join this Company will make application possible
the time for preparation Is short Applications will be re
cyed Armory Of Camp and Natchez streets from
10 O'clock A. N. to iP. NJ, and from to II r. NJ
Uniforms, equipments and Grstate furnished by th
Company. ~ " - sSs '2-4 - Y ~ (
MI 2pls ss zs.4g. Z s,t JOHN KNIGHT, Captain.
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4 FALSE PROMISES.

SIS The gentlemen Of the Southwestern Express
hAye onr thanks for late papers. =, F. -.
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Dispatch from Gen. Beauregard.

JACKSON, TENN, Feb. q Bs2 %
gTo6ioy. Thos. o. Moore: ~ s1Es'Se"s'f'fa@
accept All good nudsr CAST August,
that viii offes, and for NIEETTt DAYS. - "a srES
people Louisiana undsrsa that here theproper
Z mi NIL aptr !; ss.sF ~ : - q. T. BEAUsEpA,p.
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Pmsosgns EsoArnp. p :, me Columbia g. %
Is a oalculation that is now going The rounds q

the and which originally Y as asw D S
iirscan We And an asepen to ns e
pasih As ,hsre evident intention upon tns pss os ST
psree Gadaa n III thSs i ss
nbsy NJ # sompspiss iat ss s
sompay il ths Fiiss hsss srs ~ ntin
IN tSs nnmSar to which we entitled insss eom
panss humber over $50 Of which about NV b nan
%he vs. know swell the e. 81 sh
,n, ises ami who from this psrfsn ano se s
mber Sb 10 which We arc ensd four Of nse
oanies are recruiting and one y ~ ~ pest
days viii cause sns 3 Is III hachsd
before s y Eas. fsan &c sd Cast
nave nne 5 Ills vii keep the draft with NJ
hack and white tickets from ofF Roose Advocates 5sh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-01

q AUCTION SALES The regular unreserved Satur'
sales Or D e. Morphy, Auclfonee aay
at 10 O'clock No limited goods received during inc coh'a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-01
~ INTERESTING FROM LoulsvIILE.-The yictsburg.

We had cali Saturday from Theodore Bland Es u Nd
ceuny, Texas, who has Just arrived from Lcuve.
Kentucky. He says merchant Louisville, whose
not deem politic e put hin e Msh.
organized BY the Fed a authors and sent oltn
FOR purpose burning and destroying all tho n
the Confederacy Ths loyal citizens acerRn city cunbn
about dollars towards hs
bad Louisville the day before Mt Bland left the city.
and others had other directions g Est
lane. Is ths prca OF lberfy.n ~ +. S .f5
Mr. Bland that II stated in the ousvia
5000 additional troops would be lent down INTO Kentucky
Troops were still pouring into Kentucky with unabsed
Captain Dunha old Louisyille and New Oreans steam
y shtler in Pope's Abolition and
Geo r. Jarrett steamboat clerk ID the shme trade ltsu
tenant in Federal company s
S Bland says Fedeals very sanguna Of
An officer stated In his presence ct hotel IN VnSenncs
1ndaua ut the bridges ennessed berDsd BY con.
act aud tat bnt order Gen. Sherman tho Fedsal
army would have acted in concert with them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-01

ag Notiee-The Carondclet Light Infan-
try will receive few good fighting men
and to sisuch will furnish uniforms and equipments gratis
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A Card.

DOCTOR Nick KI,vEY having returned, recommences the
practice Of his procsson Residence and 9ce as
aS.s,s - = - 1900 fes 2plm