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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-19

MILITARY EEws.-We have the interest
ing items Of news from Adjutant General
Hill:
Forty-seven regiments are now being
raised in the State.
The 125 is the highest number that has
been recognized.
Four six gun batteries have been organ
lied, three Of which are nearly complete.
The 10th regiment, Lieut.. Colonel Myer,
of Stark county, and the 10th Ohio bat
terry, are specially set apart to serve under
Gen Sigel.
The three months regiments, the 84thi
s5th, Seth, 9Th, ssth, viii have an oppOr-
tunity to reorganize for the war.-Stat'
Journal.
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Dispatch fr0m General
HaHeek TO General Pope.
WAsHIEorOSi August 10, 1852.

-ssssllOwing telegram has been sent to
Gen. Popss
MAyoH GENEKAL PoPE;
vonr tsleqrsm Of last evening is most
satisfactory, and congratqlase yeasana
vour army, and particularly Gen. Banks
gsnd his corps, on your hsrd-earned but
b+iH6nt succsss against vastly superior
nrmbsrs. Your troops have covered
Themselves with glory, and Cedar Noun
tsin viii be known in history as one OF
the Rreat bsttle-helds Of the war.
H.W. HALLEoK, General-in-Chief.
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WELL DoEEl-We sre Informed that q
gentleman Of this city, who recently re-
turned from Columbus, says the records
show that Franklin county has furnished
800 men for the war, and four hundred q
them are officers. Toledo Blade.
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Ran ESTATE.

" ESTERN LAND.-H. 81. LIT
w TIE, Of the late firm Of Little Keyes, has
constantly on had a large quantity Of d1e Farming
Lands in Iowa, Wsponsln and Missouri, to exchange
for city or country Real Estate Personal Property
Ofice with Rouse Jennings, Marble Block, Supe-
rior-St. nlayls.R26
7 YMAN LITTLE, DEALER IN
REAL LESTATE.-Keepsa great variety Of Farms
and City Property for Sale or Rent Also, choice
Iowa and Missouri. Once No. 6, AtWater Building,
Cleveland, Ohio. feb5;R75
ID EAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYES,
Il, formerly ofthe Arm Of Liitles a Keyes,) has
UDcned Real Estate Once In Rouse'5 Block corner
o. superioF-St and Public Square, aud has constantly
band several thousand acres Of inst quality kar-
ing lands in the States OF Iowa, Wisconsin and Mis-
souri, 70 exchange for city country property; also,
tor all kinds OF personal property. Part cash pad q
aecPsaary aBrid. h1i
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sensn,inn Id snrntnrn.

Almost any pleasant evening if you
walk into the drawing room of one of
the great Saratoga hotels, you will see a
lady sitting at marble table in the centre
Of the room, writing leisureIy with pen
Gil, but obviously more regardful Of her
poses than Of her employment. She is large
en- bon point, with strikingly handsome
arm and shoulder, and looking in the face
like blass woman Of thirty or a well pre-
served one Of forty-fve Her costume is
yet more remarkable than her person.
Upon her head Is an unmistakable wig
frizEled, Ia torstte, and surmounted in
front by pair Of white plumes arched
outward from the centre of the forehead.
Her robe Ofwhite Swiss muslin is trimmed
at top and bottom, with incongruous colors
in ribbons and velvet, and is worn so very
deeotEette as to excite the most painful ap-
prehension famong the lady spectators)
lest her afull dress" should lose its slight
hold at the upper arm, and suddenly cease
to be any dress at all. Profoundly self
conscious, but calm and imperturable as an
automaton, there she sits alone, the un-
finching cynosure Of n thousand eyes.
81 Who is she p is asked all around the room,
with buzz that sounds like the culmina-
ting whisper that precedes the roar Of a
gong. Who can she bs2 Qlrien SabeP' No
one can tell. "She doesn't stop here; she
boards up town somewhere, and comes
down in the evening for an hours exhibit
ton That is the most anybody can say
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FiffT New ReEiments.

A Columbus dispatch says that the i'm
preston at headquarters are that Ohio will
have fifty new regiments By the lst Of Sep
tember. Arrangements are being made to
arm and equip that number.
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TELEGRAPHIC.I
SHAMEFUL TREATMENT OF
FEDERAL PRIS0NERSI

OOl, OOroOran to be a Brigadier |
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10 CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
AND INTERMEDIATE PORTS,
NOTICE.

NOTICE OF SALE OF SNUG
i \ GLED GOODS.-Notice Is hereby given that
shall sell at public auction my otce, In the City Of
Cleveland on the 23d day Of the present month. be-
tween the hours Of 10 and II O'Clock A. m., the fol-
lowing described goods, 20 wit: Az yards Linen
Sheeting; Is yards do; ls4 yards White Linen u
Linen Handk kerchiefs 35 yards Worsted Plaid the
same having been forfeited 10 the United State be-
cause Of having been Illegally imported into the same
= ua Specie or y. S. Demand Notes only, taken In
CHAs. J. BALLARD,
Collector Of Customs.
Clereland. Aua q Iss2:lwoaw
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OFFICE or KHowLToN MINING COL
Cleveland, July 25 1862.

OFFICE or kEOWLT0N MINING Cor
Cleveland, July ., 1862.
A Z A MEETING OF THE STOCK
"A HOLDERSO Of the KnOwlton Mining Company,
held In this city on the 10th inst, assessment o.
Threo Dollars share was levied the capital stock
Of the Company, to be called 10 st the option Of the
Directors.
Alta subsequent meeting Of the Directors, Il wes
ordered that the first instRlmsnt Of Fifty Cents q
shara Of the nbOve named assessment be called in pay
able to the Treasurer before the is day Of Sep
tember next.
The Transfer Books will be closed on the 10Th Of
August and no transfer OF Stock viii be made after
that date until this instalment ls paid. - --
a. NJ CHAPLIN,
jnly29-s03ls Secretary end Treasurer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-19

WEED GOING TO EUROPEl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-19

49, lt1ens wishing conveyance TO either Of the
~ aI,,ns or Boalst win b called Tor by Coaches
~ tRe Vn9i9qs ONCE liI Superior-st next door 10
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
i Proposals viii be .eceved at the once Of the
CITY Ctyil Engineer until u O'Clock NJ, August istb,
for Grading " adsworth Street. L-s
The Profile Of said work can Be seen and blank
forms for bids obtained at said Enginee g Ouce.
The Board Of City Improvements Invite the sub
mission Of bids reserving the right 70 accept or re-
5ee4 the same. BY order Of the Board
Q. D. BISHOP
ugi9slel City Civil Engineer.
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- A. =. NIGHT EXPRESS TEAIN-9t0pping a.
Girard, Ashtabula and Paines7ills only, and
srrtTe1 at Cleveland at $50 A. u.
ll:i0 A. NJ MAIL TRAIN-StOpping At an stations
except saYbrO0k, UnionFius, Perry, Mentor
and Mieklile, and arrives az Cleveland q 800
P. y.
Isl0 P. n DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-St0Dping Ct Gi-
raru, Conneauta Ashtabula and PaineITiIls
only and arrives in CisTaland At 80 P. ~
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN viii leave Conneauf af
$50 A. NJ stopping at all stations, arriving at
Cleveland at 9;l0 A. n
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CLEVELAND 6 ERIE r. B. :
EN-
aUNlIER ARRANaElIENl.

On and aftsr Monday, May S, Isaz Paasngsr Trains
viii run as follows, Sundays excsptedl.
LEAVE CLEVELAND
lo.UO A. n. MAIL TkAIn-StOpping at an stations
except hicklile, Mentor, Perry, Uni0nFilis
Saybruok and SWanFille, and arrives at Eris
e. l-3o P NJ Dunkirk at 3ss5 ?. NJ Bufillo e
4;Ou ?. N. CINCINNATI EXPREss-Train stopping
at PainesYills, Ashtabula and Girard only,
and arrives az Erts 200 P. H DIikiriz e-05 p n
Buffalo 1913 p n
4:55 P. n; CONNEAUT ACCOMMODATIONS
ping AZ all stations.
80 P. q. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIH-GtoBpfnq af
Painesville, Ashtabula aud Girard only and
arrives az Erie at l2:47 A. H. Dunkirk 80 A.
H.. Buffalo 40 A. X
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All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
With trains for TolsdO, Chicago, Columbus, Cnoin-
natl s. LOUIS &e-i ande all trains going eastward
RailrOad, and at Buffalo with those Of Tie New York
Central and Buffalo & New York CITY Railruads
H. HOTrINGHAMs Sup't.
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BATTLE IN ARKANSAS /

Fierce Fight and Federal Vie.
tory.
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sUlIlLER ARRANQGNENI.
CONNECTIONS

o2nnsetions arg made st nonrpsFills With tho San
du1{yi Mansfield Newark RR Al Clyde' '---ith fils
so, 1,l,d1sSys DAYTON Oincipnad B. R., at Fremont
slt4 fremont = lndiane 3 b, and af Toledo with
ledo Wabash RailrOads for Chicago, Dstroft JACK.
9on, kort aynes LoyansDort lafayette, Cairo, Al
Southwest
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Toledo and ths
$40 A. n. L ID RTTCH m GTI1ft
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FROM WASHINGTON.

N-|EI-1N " vt
WAsHiyGroN, Aug. l6.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-24
THE SITUATION,

The situation of public all ir. a, this nomsrt although
mt encou'aginG is any ng bt dish aenng. We have srca
asmesin the Held which being reinforced with veous
rnpdy; our whole psople rusias zeal and
determination parable ed stubborn will and nnfaer
ing earestnes before manifested BY auy peop on
ear III any tbs strong points our deences remain un
assaed and many of the nnasssabe the line of the
J. tomac trowa i'm defiance a Mctclan mighty hosts; the
Pennsuar, unde: Magruder Is regarded as impre.nsbe
ok Is thought 10 be perfectly The Chariconas court
An aack upon their beautiful metropolis tie Savannah pc pie
are codent IN their resources and o. repulsing the
enemy tho AobiaAs think that the gallant Bragg has made
things right in their section eager for the ay the Or
eanois, wel-when the Incoi,es come here they will be
appropriately received Columbus stands formidable Gbralt
On our and sea- holding the key the great valley but few
'e' beo" that point there Is actual Gbla which the
enemy boat, hone to pas even If few Of ,bcn
should succeed in running the tremendous batteries at the
former place.
rms in bret Is The actual condition Of thng. without exag.
eeration or depreciation. 1t plain statement of affairs
they really exist What there to disheareD to lead to d.
spondency: to make people look gloomiyY We can
see nothing estmncy caing conclusions or actions
fue We have met with serious on the I. and
Cumberland rivers But those are distinctly charge
abe TO sing: Gcn Johnstons peculiar science md AS
oning strategy brought all troubles in the Wes, unon us
Had he obstrcled The channels fortified the banks Of those
rivers he should have dore instead of wearing ont The vc
OF his men in iorJg bowling Green only to evacsc it in
haste the enemy won have been unable TO make any consider
aae advance and matters would now be in the situation
they were hix weeks ago. the condition the roads absolutely
preventing land transportation 1t ia their gunhos trans
ports that have enabled them 10 throw bodies troops into
the interior of Tennessee and to achieve the advantages they
nave achevcd but for This they would have been whipped
Fort Donelson. They whipped and whpped badly when
immense reinforcement. arrived an onwor and out
men, sinking to the earth sheer exhaustion from
the 'asns OF terrific fight OF three lays DURATION were com
pccd TO suceum) before the overwhelming pressure
During all this time, according The best info ma ion At
hand Gen. Johnston steadily falling back instead of rush
ing 70 the rescue When last heard from, he supposed 10
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~ i
Special to the New Orleans Erescent1
,sa.s iores Of s j ss4d
The fs Of Fort Douel+on after gallant defence By or
tSfess ~ There seems to have thrown Nashville al this part
IN nr es Coamhny into psrsc. panic Had IEsow before
% T1 nave but being hsrs shall push
Harris hs. 'ees eens sons Oh e
s ThomRnrs Hath ai s h VII Be e il e.
Of the seepeEs are Tenee egsaors en- roass Sor emob
hs uas,s ras.s ss
Persons here M stories Or .he alarm and dsr.. i neon
rowing p.ne NssSas e 10. ~ I nsT n
be taken the men Of Tennessee choose 10 sand aTou
heard Columbus is monins II nas ~ ms e.
az sauts at Cairo, evidently oyer the fal of Donso 9Es
they fred regularly rapidly Il seemed te 3
usual number of lights general coramoon tbeis n w,
a owns to the fact that Beauregard had arrived lis sy
ndpoS h, see oa m f. bs M
StGppins pm i a. ne residence Of Judge Brown. 81 Z
70 sleep s s te ss' he nsss
The polite CLERK Of the Tithonnge taow wr opposite mel
marked for the mornings ocisek tra sone . 'ns
Neither my buttons huge authority being ate 10 Win
Ing around search Other botel Which they toa ms
Con,h contained Though tile night drzsiy and sloppy
o All he goos 'sss ssse efsssa
seDs sssoes aSs
sex ,sas man n The npps alone satisfied h
Here where eribbs e loom IS fnii Il soldiers and o..
travellers sung loose around the and in the
ny engaged viii one Of s
m & ns clerk sweaIs BY The that
ao not leaving here iii n M
day. shall kcrbb'e rs travel. 70 ~ !" 'F Il a. a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-24
.lsstiltc1'y Dricel's vV'alaftd.

THIRTY ABLE BODIED MEN, accns omed 10 tho care OF
horses 1eqsired immediately drivers for tho FIFTH
COMPANY WASHINGTON ARTILLERY, for State
vice. They will be uniformed and prcd Immediately. Pay
10 commence wien ordered in the field.
They will rank and treated prvnrs in the corps md
will be required drill week, with Tho Battery while
In The city They be sob and we'll recommended
TO character, ctr.
An officer will be the Arsenal daily from 70 A. NJ ill
P NJ beginning $ DAY, February 49, 10 receive recruits
and register item. Apply Immediately
Parties joining will be exempt fiom erving in the Mi tia
other corps
W. IRVING HODGSON,
fel9 2p,l Captain.
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Omcial-By the Governor.

HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA
ADJUTAHT- T-tI ESEHAI's OFFICE
,,nr,, New Orleans, Feb. "a, 1852. }
Major eneral John l.. Lewis. Commanding State Militia
VIII cause daily reports to be made by the Commanders OF Com
Dnne Batta ions and Regiments Of the Volunteer Troops
the and residences OF every resgnn the
respective commands and transmit the THIS Depart.
mi nt in order that tho may bs recorded and the par
ties reported for Militia duty.
BY orter Of
THOS. 0. MO ORE,
Governor and C.mmaDder in Chief
VI. GnIvor Adl.ant and In pecior General. c24 2t6t
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From Tennessee and Kontucky.
The Memphis Appeal of Friday has the following parag

The Memphis Appeal of Friday has the following
Since the first mrtoms Of panic eyaleat upon the fa of
Furl Donelson have subsd people huve
telned Than Volunteering has bScon,e brisk
ctu ing progresses rapidly We confidently believe that Ten
will put 5UJ in the field drive
II III It number he needcl.
One Of the Federal pri onsrs member Of Illinois re
en who captured Fort Dontlson and arrived u tbs
city yesterday asserts that but forty eight OF his
wounded his is the most earfuloss sustained 6yrny
regiment du,ius the war. - ssI1Essssi
prirae dispatch received he yesterday three
Federal gmboats nade their appearance at lille
O'clock r. NJ Wednesday. We pesu they will attempt
Fsr Zoicos tile river is high enough to pei
nit their passage up Hlrpeth shoals.
Information has been received In the city OF the burning tho
railroad bridge the Tennessee Danve the
Saturday evening last stated that luce
That time The citizens M tue vicinity Of the road bsyeen Paris
moved the rails varios places, make the Improvement
unayaabls the tiny. should they attempt an adsance
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VOLUME XIV.
of the Foremen OF the Fire De-
pnrtment.
NEW ORLEANS FIRE DEPARTMENT !

IT,
New Orleans, Feb 81, 1862
Al eetrg of the Forcmcn Of the different companies
posing this department. presided by the Chief Engineer,
ths following preamble and resolutions offered by Mr. James
Besgs Foreman Of Warrington Engine Company No. 20
unanimously adopted:
Whereas When remember the disturbed condition of
country struggling II is for liberty and national existence
when call to mind the fact that large number Of bro
theirs absent from impcrlins their lives for that country
when know that entire organization at home
rolled and chceully performing military duty, order
prepare themselves 10 do battle IF necessary In defence Of
homes redes and all that hold dear upon earth
cannot but arrive al the conclusion lint This perioi for
jnLile> the sforc be 1t
Rtosed That the usual celebration the anniversary
the Fire Department tho Fourth of March next be and the
same is hereby postponed to appropriate period.
Resor further, That the Chief Engineer be, and he Is
by authorized have the nb,ye preamble and resolution pub
lsled in the Crescent Picayune Delta, True Delta, Bulletin
Bee (French and Eugshl and Gcman Gazette, three times.
DAVID BRADBURY, Chief Engineer.
JAMES DkLANORE, Secretary. ie2l 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-24

CertaR parties suspected be thess upon
criminal chars. for embczz ensnt committed while in the
employ the In Adams Express Company eng unable
circulate their ISLANDERS through any PARTON of tn city
endenvorcd to nare the Southern Express Company and
self by publisn in cc fos1n charges anst u.s.
The Southern Epress Co in its services the Coniederacy
needs defence at hands, and only with refer
to myself that dnrng residence of years
the South trust my conduct has been such ren
taon of the absurd charges contained in the anonymous
culars Of sanderers.
fe24 2n L L McKEEIER
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Headquarters Benuregard Regiment.

NEW ORLEANS February "a, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. A.
1.-The President of tho Confederate States ing apart
FRIDAY, the 2SIh instant, for day Of humiliation and
prayer the Regmenal drill ordered for dny hereby
postponed to MONDAY, the 81 March, ~ o'clock at Col.
Place
U-Cnp'ans of Companies will be required have their
Companss on the ground promp, at The h9ur specified.
By order of
FRANK. 4. BARTLETT
Colonel Commanding.
II. II. PRlCE, Adnlaht. te24 2p
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OIiiciRI--By the Governor.

HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA, }
ADIUTASr GENERALS OFFICE,
- - New Orleans, February q, 1862
ORDERS NO. 1856
Major General John L. Lewis ,ndins the Militia Of
Of the State will order Brgader A. Labzan com
mauding Second Brigade Louisiana Militia report com.
mand prepared for nctIvc .ervice THURSDAY the 9th
February 1852 at o'clock A. NJ and will commanders
OF Companies 10 file In tbs Adjuta; Generals office muster
roll Of the name u1d numhsr Of men in te command present
for duty Muster rolls will be Furnished purpose u, tn.
Adjuart Generals ofce.
By order
THOS. O. MOORE,
Governor and Commander in. Chief
NJ. GRyoT, Ad'n'ant and Inspector General rt24 2p4t
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DEATH OF Dr. wM. P. REypuns.-on the 11tb

DEATH OF DR.. WM. P. REYBURN.-On the l1th
h'' say Little Rock Gazette of the 15th Dr. VIM P. Rey.
burn died at the Anthony House, in this CITY, He among
old settlers Of Kansas being here in Territorial times For
several years past be has been czn Of New Orleans
an Office in the Cusomhousc in that city He man of fine
mnd genial and conpanonabe in his disposition and leaves
large coicorse Of friends TO deloe his loss He was on his
way meat with Gen. Pixies command u which he occupied
the position Of Surgeon This far on his way he fell rick and
died. Let his good qualities o he had many remembered
and cherished and his faults tand who free from them . be
hu In il
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8a5We take pleasure in directing the attention
Of readers to the card of Mr. McKeeyer Of the seu
en Express Company which appears another column Mr.
Mex needed defence against anonymously circulated
SANDERS He is we'll known and highly appreciated in the
community and his loyalty the South is undoubed His
card though brief manly and to the point and will meet
with general approval among honorable men, His services
and those Of the which he efficiently presde
to the Government have been valuable and 70 the general
public OF great convenience and usefulness
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. j. MCKEEVER
Headquarters Beauregurd Regiment.

NEW ORLEANS, Februar5 81, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 81
l. Th. Com handing Officers of the corps attached to
this Regiment will the mbsrs of their Com
panes to assemble at Comp Headquarters the
matter srecifed, for inspection:
Glenn Guards, Saturday Feb. q, Mt P NJ.
Ed. Thompson Guards, Monday Feb. q, at Up. NJ.
Carondelet Light Infantry, Tuesday Feb. 25, 7P.M,
McRee Rangers, Wednesday, Feb. &C. att p NJ
Police Guards. A, Thursday, Feb q, at 2P. NJ.
Police Guards B, Thursd ~, Feb. p, at M
Clay Guard, Thursday. Feb. q, JPN.
Rein.hart Guards. Saturday March !, I,at7P.M.
Belmont Guards, Saturday, March l, r. NJ.
1I-Cnor!ncd Companies requested TO be in Uniform
un,notmed Compa les will appear in citizens dress.
IThe Orderly Sergeants OF the ectve Companies will
be- prepared hand the Inspecting Officer the rolls their
Companies signed under the late Militia law and list mem
ters PRESENT and absent.
VLeut Col. Geo S. Lacey ia hereby detailed TO the pur.
Of inspecting the Companies under these ORDERS aud will
report to Headquarters,
Ncapt. King, of the Glenn Guards Capt Buddecke of the
Ed Thompson Guards Capt DeEIAr of the Carondee Light
Infantry Capt McRee Of the McRce Rangers Capt Reed OF
Police Guards, Company Capt. TauA of Police Guards
Company Capt Deekson, of Clay Guard Capt Sclly of
the Reinhart Guards; and Capt Blown, of the Belmont
Guards. respectively charged with the execution of this
order and required to have the rolls fully signed the
members Of the Company all present.
By order
FRANK A. BARTLETT,
Colonel Commanding Beanrcgard Regiment.
HARRY H. PRICE, A'inant. fe2a 2p;t
CfIiclal-By the Governor.
HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA,
ApJuTANT.GEsERAL'S OFFIce.
New Orleans, Feb. lS 1862.
ORDERS NO. lC6--
The Passport Office will he opened daily III The basement story
of e building No Ii Canal street, the hours of
o'clock. A. NJ aud O'clock P NJ No passports will issue
from the Adutsnt Generals Oco, will any passports be
issued after o'clock, T. NJ
BY order of
TllOS. o. MOORE,
Governor and Commander 10 Chif
NJ. GRNoT hduant and Inspector General, In. fe92p
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HEAborAETERs MEn'cAL DEPARTMENT, }
Sd Brigade, L. II
III Canal street, New Orleans. }
The Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons of this Command will
report, personally to The Brigade Surgeon TUESDAY
MORNING. February 18th, at 10 o'clock, the Of
gica instruments amputaisg and pocket they possess
As the supply Of instruments medical the
of the Surgeon General is hunted every Rezmentai Surgeon
expected to supply himself to the best Of his ability
l. L. CRAWCOUR, NJ. D.,
fe24 2p2t Brigade Surgeon Sd Brigade, l.. N,
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ID r H ID 4

On Sunday morning, sd instant at o'clock, HENRY
kELTZ, n na'ive of Bavaria, aged 38 years.
His friends and acquantances respectfully invited
attend the funeral This Ev ming o'clock from .he corner
OF Eutcrpe and Bacclus streets.
On Sunday 23d instant, at 5H O'Clock, p NJ, MARY ANN
LACiHRAN dangner OF Fe tx aud Ca!liarine Laughran
aged years and q days.
The uncr" will take place at O'Clock To-Day from the
corner OF Tepchoys and Liberty The friends of the
family respectfully invited to attend