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Redemption OF Cssy BonsFs.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE CossoL1pATED2
,r-E E.t' DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS.
d, We .l5 ..a. az New Orleans, Feb. 49, 1862.
Notice is hereby given Tint ring to the 37h Section
ohe Legislature Of the State Of Louisiana entitled IAN
Act Consolidate the City New Orleans 10 Provide for
the Government and Administration of lis Affairs approved
February 49, 1859 sealed proposals will he tcevedf sale
The city Of bonds issued according tho foregoing
hundred Thousand dollars until the 18th day Of
March, 1862, At u O'clock II.
Proposals be addressed o. DEBUYs, Secretary,
dorsed Proposals for the sale of Bonds.''
JOHN I. MONROE, Mayor.
.s'F CHAs w CGLBERTSoN, Comptroller
1850 ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer.
% T. S. WILTZ
"a Chairman Finance Committee Board of Aldermen
J. B. LEEFE,
Chairman Finance Committee Board Assistant Aldermen.
. fe19 2ptm2j Q. DEBUYs, Secretary.
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Committee on Public Safety.

NEW ORLEANS March II, 1867
The steamer sae Robinson, Capt. Joseph saliba having
been Chartered by this Conmee to bring cd iron the city
for the use Of The Goyer e a planters ether
will greatly sid our Confederacy By granting every facility
Capt. Saba In this work
mia 2pl2t GEO. G. LAWRASON, Seereary
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-. NEW ORLEANS, March H. 1862
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 81
In of Special O6ers No. 49, from the War De
partaent rewards will hereafter be paid for the capture
deseites '.- -,-.
By command Of Major General Lowell.
j. g. PICKETT,
ml2 2p6S Assistant Adiutant General.
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Rial IL for the Washington Artillery.

4 Mail will be made>u twice week, TUESDAYS apt
FRIDAYS for the Battalion of Washington Artillery in Viz
inia and also orhe Fifth Company in Tennessee AZ
MING s CAAeBELI1s store, \ 81 Camp street
!. nlhl9 2pst - =.
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Eg- Messrs. w. At. Atiamss w. nj. sennf,ie
y. D. Eaniorn have full pesr of attorney AS per net
passed before W. H. Peters, ESQ.,, Notary Public.
/. MA r q SJyGg
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GUAS, GtIG s, F~ isrUG
Il. T., JASEt&H, rrsicfafy.

STATE OF I,"GIT,sl. Tgrtstt Of ORLEANS }
tliy ~ = g @rlg.,s {
Sworn - md subscribed legoe scc hi .i 3ay at j ,ary
'e0&. il, f. MIrHELt.
AI &QL Second Jt.,fr.. @; ire Re. r.
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A5- Candidate for REayor, Irrespective Of
Party, VICTOR WILTz Of the Second District
See Crescent the 18th 10th als January fe2 spe
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p@ElGii Oh THE LOUISIANA MUTUAL
- IhSQRAN, J. COMPANY,


NV ORLEANS fnruary &, I9G2
In RCc2rtarto with The Requirement. jh4 Ihnrr OF l,
L0uisium Mtn ,preuCe Company nl uc Of The rcis-
HtGrc No. liz, npnotel March An, iG59 public notice +.
hcTphy pg,m that he following Certificates nj Sgrlnt ur hs
ycnr Ns id Irc!tig Interest H"Tesn trusu
tit 0Gt Il, Tho Company, ard all sd Gen ~ ea and incrv
SHrb stall he Hrrted u tho ipzuI uauer ~ WITS
within y Gn$s 81 lkis VIII bt nud lpHu..d
,H.d the tnag-ur crljuRDnr account IN
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Headquarters Eouisii.na TROOPS.


MAJOR GENERALs OFFICE !
New Orleans, March II, 1862. {
GENERAL ORDERS NO .591
lin short delay practicable after the pit of this
order Commanders Of BgRde throughout the State will make
full reports TO III sc He dquarers the state organic
ion of their resp cve Brgads citing forth the number of
men in each Company together with the kind quail Of
TT arms ana equipments
-A Volunteer Companies that have not filed up the
number OF prirntfS required by law, be disban1ed aud
th9membcr5 thereof enro sl III the regular Ma accodir
TO law.
ll-Fonear Companies In the country rasshoG will be
attached 10 the Regiment o. the parish in which they are
form d. a2d Will be uhcct1o the of the Colonel Of the
Regiment
f-FAs Briga3erGcncras of the S'ne gro char ged with
the execution Of this order Their respective Brig end
Will urge upon their officers the absolute necessity pcmpt
and energetic action in furnishing fall detailed returns.
By order Of
JOHN j. LEWIS,
Major General Co.rmNndEg
c. W. LEWIS, Aid. mis- gD2t
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y, BROTHER, President.
JAMES II. WHEELER, Sec


FIAT nE IA 1OgislAar. FANnrsF pOnrEsH4,
Villa de Ia NaUNUl n Urlt5us,
AsseImcne Ell sGne deydut moi qltIfcnr Jour Janyer
i6t2,
Il. +. NiTpliETT,
llHLLEL AILa-L L.-, LLL.- I'M.
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ing another and horrible SUSPECT on that he might
have poisoned hiuself cansed hint keep the bot
tie in order to ascertain the proper remedies. His
fearss passed away with the unpleasant sensations,
and he went over to the canpgof the Gonfederates
and sold several Of his friends in that company,
until, finally, he attempted one who had, at some
period ct his life been afflicted with cough, and
who. Immediately on tasting, SHED the bottle al
HIS head, with the improper remark, " Cherry
Pectoral, you id fool!"
Il That oursfood was not Forthcoming last night mol
this morning was not, think, the fault Of our Off
GERS who did everything in their power TO relieve
the necessities 81 their men. The provision car,
learned, was mot where it should have been, but
this writing II is III It's right place, and our men
best kind Of food, but with large, comfortable
room in which 10 deposittheir arms and accoutre-
nenis and spread their blankets .
Times promise to be quite lively here. Three
dead men were brought in here this morning. slain
either on picket duty or in skrmishing. gan
learn very little about it except the fact that they
were from New Orleans and belonged to the
Eighteenth. Their corpses are boxed up here to
be sent home, and you will probably learn all
abont the matter before you get this letter.
& We have it here that the enemy made recon-
noisance in force Of about 1000 strong but finding
things not exactly to their liking retired to their
.gunboatI, which at once went down the river.
sent you a dispatch thing to this effect, but
have ut present no positive Information. Their
object is to get possession of this railroad but the
state OF fthe roads now prevents any forward
movement on their part beyond scouting and
numbering orr pickets. It is reported that they
have destroyed two railroad bridges between this
point and the Tennessee river, which is about Il
miles distant. "
have much TO say, bat not time to say it
row .e G. W. s.
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BsSE OF Lo5iFIAaA,
Ne" Orleans, Dec 81 isGI.
! EST OF UNCLAIMED OK EAEiG5.sEl
"a sums Of moscy, published Ia acco-,4uco with AN act
q tl-u I.nL.- -..L ~. 49, L
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Dispatch from Gen. BcatsregarI.
JACKSON, Tenn, Feb. %, 1852.
To Gov. Taos. o. Moore
Will accept NIL good eappca troops under CT 2s. August
that will offer, and for NINETY DAYS.
Let the people Of Louisiana une,s that here tho proper
place 10 defend Louisiana.
nj 2ptf CT. BEAURETARD
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E'EGCeGgSsag3
or THE


OUISTANA STATE CONVENTION
IN ENGLISH sHB FIR GECI5.-
Together with the OkDNA&OES pas4ed BY said Conven
ton, both languases and the CONSTITUTION Of the Stat,
amended.
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD STEEL, PETER O'DOTNELI.
r. L. WulTE, HERHEET n EsGOBSgE
GEO. ELLIS, W. F. GOLDTiNAlTE,
P.HAWESt co, Il. EZEkIEL
7. FITZTItIlAM.
R1~orders from the country filed liberal DISCOUNT
uly22
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Western military Correspondence.

x1rax.4. t <-,1l-ts...59 q ~ 8, s5sst-
! 80 -. 49, go -
The Situation from ST Ioais-Their Stories
Ihs La est Fngassmsn at New Gatidsr Bals Legs SHOT
- AA4'u w. aof1s-A soid'ef filled ttc. .s
Special d the New Orleans t,rescsnt.1
IsLssp 10 Miss. RIVER, March H. 1852.
y IL IS mere pretty much as it was at Columbus
nialting away on the batteries and nothing else Of
Interests going on. II begins to appear as if the
enemyss fotla " ere kept in reserve not IL stack
us until their andforces Shall have achieved some
shlng decisive in the way Of again thanking Of PEI
maps surrounding US. That this effort is being
made On large scale by the forces on the Mis-.
souri side, is apparent enough. What they may
design or attempt to do on the Tennessee side we
Nm, y I've scaree hnow anpttinsr hsrs ~
HAT will be the esnpci,i ~ paan,a,-,ra
.,,sif lIahns.oa Hsr, 10 .a.ta,t a.ae,,.
fI.fv and. ~ cbesrso,l,, rerf,r,, az that
~ X a,lotte5 = l. 4 III corn,,,isa4aa xsnae
now !, ortir,, IN tho n,;,i,ar, .,asy-boora
], a. ~.
Island ops -,as ono IF tto ~ ~,
alsop ,vbo escs,,,., II r;tiz.,s rass Than soataa
K tb.,,, .3o 800. "a 49,
wap e o,ey Il ayos ths o,,,r,,, ta;r
eisht miles heinz tbroegb sya,nn neorl,, 1,ao
f,ea Il, " An, Al ,ye,ar rrbav stats ma &
tbey cou1d ascertain IT Was she enamv,s ;ntent;on
to throw force of ID mo- nor, n nno hahina MI.
afaar;d and Point PLEASANT a., ua,looL I
s,eech at II. Ionis. declinfnq nnbHc dirne,r az
sureda Ills hearers. that what had been dona was
only the beginnihg-that he intended harrasspr
and Surrounding the rebels, compe;pe Them TO re-.
treat down the river step by step. until tle rebel.
lion should at last be driven ont Of the M;sassnni
Valley and into the Gulf Of Mexico. etc. All yerv
fine! s@.t
Steamboats, crowded with troops were onsta,,,h-
leaving ST. Louis, and landing them az Commerce
to march thence around 10 New Madrid, Eighteen
regiments had just left Louisville 10 reinforce te
forces on the Cumberland. "A
MARCH IL, 1861
il yesterday morning our quietude here was dis
turbed by the sounds of longest engagement yet
had near New Madrid. The caunonadng began
before 10 me and continued at intervals
ns!hg fapluly, I'LL n. Enough our gunboats' re- |
pulsed The enemy repeatedly, they did not entirely
dlslodge them, and the latter not only continue
taef nflhS on transport steamers that pass, but
commune mounting guns and otherwise strengthen
ing themselves. Al least, this is what we hear at
TINS point. but large reinforcements of our men
are On stsif ways ana We nope soon to. hear of
pslter uhhss. @Az5
W nat carnage was done to the enemy yesterday
nave 81 not heatd: We lost only one man killed
END one wounded. The latter was DR.. Bell, Of
tennessee, Medical Director, or Surgeon General
q this post. HIS misfortune was as sad as it was
singular. The, sternwbeel steamer Mohawk is
Sen .MeCoWn,s own boat, that he uses between
bis and New hadrld.s Whilst this boat was pass
ng ander tle enemys IRE, and whist the General
md the Doctor were standing talking III tile large
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Sosssh- Fg'sste,'n
E X r r. f. y . COMP A ~ NJ

EXPRESS FOR "FOkEIGN MAZE MATTERr2 CON
Meeting AT TAMPIGo, MEXICO, WITH THE
BRITISH STEAMERS.
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ERssnsass's Cotton Press.

OPPOSITE TaE JACKSON RAILROAD DEPOT.
We prepared to day and forward ali freight for
shipment per Jackson Railroad
isls 29tf WILLIAMS & FASShAN.
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Cold Faces !! !!

5000 YARDS OF THE FINEST QUALITY, AT
Ell. FRANKO'S,
Corner of Poydras and
fell 2ptf Carondelet styeety.
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no Cation Electors.
.Aa sfaeascsa Nsard, "4- -@
fsVfcEssoS 70 sEWEiL T. TAyLoR) IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,

Frs hoS large supply Of hecsehrated GREENE DE
suUAY ACNE in and pints also other r,dp
' fs:5s ARIES HRIDsEICK, PIPER HEIDsEICE PAR
aEsT1R aud other brands Of inferior quality. have
srge assortment Of the best Old Rherre such a,
aABo, ScPAa, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR ERRfEs-lssS-soUTHSIDE MADErR4 ot
soct importation; other Tataras of lower grade sp,or
Nd London Dry Dock PORT, other Ports of les, grad,
sse celebrated sASaRAC RRAEDIEsvin,age l7qt, l7se
sa7 and ls5aarso supply always on hand All grades of
e.a3sf aud WlsIsE WINES, in glass and wood Wills
As-seosch and Irish, Old Rye, Bourbon and Wheat whs
". ALE and PORTER, in pints nnd ouar,a coz
ss, ese' ny 'sFa assortneat Of the best VINES which
n as any other house In the CITY,
re. AARON BIRD, ..'.,
+FA' . koa Is Rrh1 Rove
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az 9t'1 y S-tt1'tsssE 5s5II tItisSS'
ne from St LoHsTheir Stories
Ihs La est Fngag lsnt at New aaitids Bas Legs Slot
/ Or hander storas-A Soldier Killed, &c..
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eadquarters Department RIO. L.

TgHUui Il. NJ. I,
SAMUEL NJ. ToDD Major aud Brigade Inspector. mis- 20
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are something over five hundred dollars
mostly in hospital stores, such as pillows
blankets, shirts, quilts, comforts, stock.
ings, &C.. DC. also some delicaces fol
the sick, which have bscn sent to differ.
erlt points, ono boz Of which, Waived a,
$l50y was seat this xsek to Mound CITY
hospital for the Iowa soldiers. last week
they ga,ean entertainment ut the Acade-
my, consisting Of tableaux and concert, ad-
mittance for ten cents. Also q supper,
consisting Of every thing the country af-
fords, and IN d style peculiar 70 nobody
but themselves, for which reasonable
compensation was expected Of those that
pastook. although itseemed like small
matter, nearly forty dollars was taken
Much credit II due the ladies' OF this place
for their perseverance, and conseq uent
success in this matter. They let no OPP
slip. At every public meeting
they are on hand 70 pass round the hat,
for the sick soldiers, and since the late
battles two days In cash week are devoted
to the cause instead OF ono.
PHRANQuE.
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THE GATE CITY.
SATURDAY, MARCH Is.

hS A bridge gave way above Mon
trose, and the cars could not get through
to Madison yesterday. No Burlington
mail last night.
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WEATHER AND HAIE.-There was ,
heavy rain on Thursday night, continuing
through till nearly morning. aud yesterday
was damp aud cloudy. with more rain last
night. The river is rising here, and the
Ice going down rapidly. The channel
was cleaned out Yesterday. but there was
an extensive gorge between here and AL
exaudria, which, however, must give vav
by to day.
The Clara Belle came up from QUINCY
to Alexandria las, evening, having some
twenty-five passengers. She returns this
morning. She brought the Quincy mail
aud the agent packed it up on his back
from the Dss Moines to this place. We
are indebted to him for the St. Louis Re-
publican of Thursday.
The Hannibal City had arrived at
Quincy and returned to St. Louis. The
JEANNE Deans had gone to ST. Louis from
Quincy, and will Be up to Warsaw this
morning, II the gorge breaks soon
enough, she may be up here to day.
The Northerner is advertised to leave
St Louis to-day for Davenport
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COMMERCIAL.

-nAsts q AfH- ctrY arrrcxf
/ kEoK-k March ii, 90.
FLoU1-4sp1r 500 81 Is ;spsIa see,e a,rs &. /.
4 Fall WhaAt = xtra ~ -.
\ SeKAN KNpsH eKFs- sHte zoe i fdb ~
CokS--l7s ~ ~ y bush. ]
/ HARLEY-2sc
wHEAT-in good .eiaaaa Fail ssa 10; spria.
70 Soc III
| KYE--a5o 10 %.
I OArA-ase.
P0TAT0ks-la8 2ahy The load, retail Is . ,o..
oosAA-Nsw orieafs iai' iat1 n Is priu Iib q
csertsed leiG i3i, crushed aud loaf ieI laf.
MISREPRESENTATION sJa5 80; suga rhou.e 1890
Golden Syrup 7o175c.
CoFFEE-Rioai ae2e; jaw, asa sr L..nx,...<zos
RiCE-oaioc.
soAP--Palin d, Family g.. Q. German tcin !, : !
01as. =
oANpLEs--ssar isois. s.sArine u. Mould 10.
LARD-s. to SIC; retail Gle.
BuFTkH-Common 6I7c: Choice To- rel All l.x6sts
LsATH.R-sols ss19e; Harness es43o.
A4pkS--usy l0io Lee. graen Al II D.. xre@a sks@a
peiis Joe 35ci green hoy skins l3e.
HAY-Timothy, new e5 00Ds 0u, balsd q oas n,
Prairie ~ 90.
sEEDs- Timoshy ! IS: Flax Seed III 10 40;
oNioss-aa8 4oc. a4
+ EGG6--7c.
WHITE BEANs--5oe9sI 90.
FEATHERs-2eaaa.
FRUIT Dried Apples eI seosi sox bu.he,,-
Dried Peaches ~ 25E - So Raisins ~ olsa rs 10
CHEEsE-W<sssn Rssssvs 81 Dsnmak sx47.
bkkf-f82hcg gross; 3iS4hS quarter,
sHEEP-el 5oDe 50 y head.
HoGS-Dresssd 2kG1s.
SALT. A. ~ 90 y sack; Kanawhs ~ rs . bar
rel; Liverposis1 BOG ~ 20 y sack; Lake % 60 .
Dbl.
ffsH-aHek.rei, No. efs@1fs bbt No. n.
ISIS. No. ss9slo. White Fish. No. es COG S 50
half Dbl. Cod Fish 59G -.
RAGs-Wooien / Cotton &c.
OLD ihoA-1.g&et h, Bfsss e0se D.. Cor
per Jos1aSzc b.
EACHAkGE--on New yort, BAnkabie Fund.
per -for gold nominal. 81, Louie. little a,isx
and i a1alti eA ssas. 49, II II
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w AR! WARE WARli!

All persons keeping or Assisr for sale. any or .
kiDds OF Munitions Of War such ~ Guns Pistol, IA
voiTers aud all kindsof mmnnion are required NO
TO seito any person without order from iAeupAev
s'sned Thisorder musl be strictly complied with.
anderpehs!is offorieisingai .riicies in
thsir possession. JOHN sTAENUs
uJAao Surveyor Port oil eokuk
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III AMBITION NURSERY AND
Fruit Garden.

- toFFOBH9E kE6Ktk.t
- go cunaArT PLAsrs, comprising p varieties. 70,
sals II Is CT 10 ~ per doasD, este org per .co
- 900 On APT vHss Is xsrieuea. GA..w.AI 80,
CID ~ - 70 e3per 100 eli TO $50 PER Leo sesord
ins TO quantity. tatsvba Cutting - per COO
THaEE AeaEs STRAwsEHR iss, 20 choice varieties
~ cts to Q per 100, % per Loo. 1--
We RAsrrrRHixs 7 varieties, % per l0o
UTAlso all kinds OF fRrfr TRrss oasAMuTz ,
sHRras, PERPr1rAL Rosrs, &c.
UfPianss and Trees delivered In KsokuI PRxs.
J. r. TEWKs1URY
iA1A~oIH Hamilton. Ill.,
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e by great effort and perseverance
the Chicago aud eastern mails were
brought across the river yesterday. We
are having our semi annual transition
troubles with the mails just now, but there
Is every prospect that they will be coming
Oil right in day or 20.
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- Lieut.. Archer received letter
last night from Fl. Donelson, stating that
young Jennings, son of Mr.. VIM. Jen-
aiHgs, Of this place, died very Suddenly,
and was buried by the side Of Richard
Higham.
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THROAT AND LUNGS.

Asthis season OF the year when coughs and colds
aretroaLiesoms every family should have safe and
certain remedy al hand. Ransoa,s Hive syruu and
TONI tho very thing. II Is not only pleasant for
ehiieren TO take, but il a certain cure for Croup
"aoopi1g Cough, Bronehus, Atslna, Coughs, and al
Affections Of Ale Throat and Lungs
sold BY all Druggists. Price Scents.
Orders may be sddresse ed tai. r. Wilkinson Whole.
sale Agent, Ne. 81 Aain- ST., Keokuk, Iowa.
heclsdimw2t
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LINE Down. = Tha great storm Of
Thursday night played smash with the
telegraph line. 1t was out Of order yester-
day between Madison and Burlington, and
pobabiy also between Burlington and
Chicago No messages passed yesterday.
and We are left without news in mos,
important junc,ure.
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- Our contemporary voluntarily prom.
ised to publish what the Gate Ctu had e
say on the Presidents Message. He has
not fulfilled bis promise-Why.-Tsit be.
cause his right hand man, an old trad;
cal anti-slayery man." and his left hand
man, late an open anti-coercion fre-in.
tbe-rear advocate, have checked him up-
told him he had "got his foot into it = by
approving the Presidents message, and
had better drop the subjects be has
''like bot potatoe.''
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H. But Mcclellan never fights and
wins 1etories Indeed Who fought
and won the victories to our arms in this
war .-Ciayets Constitution.
That's in point Now where did Nc
clellan fghty
We gave him, and still give him, due
credit for the brilliant campaign 10 West
ern Virginia; but according to our recol-
lection, he was in no battle, and had no
more to do with the battles of Western
Virginia than Halleck had to do with the
victories at Donelson and Pea Ridge
Rosecrans, Wallace, Cox and Lauder were
present, and had command Of the forces
that fought the battles and won the vic
tories.
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Negotiations OF TransporIaIion an
Travel.

From and AFTER Saturday, Jsu. 25ih, no rsiiro adcar
Ata*ecoaehs or vehicle running wet or wsstwsrdi,
from the mississippi river, or into Nsrth Missouri will
sspsrmited 70 carry freight passengers from Kso-
knk without the srices compliance with the rsguls
irons Of the Trresuy Department at Wzshin s4on,
~cn require that ail freighis, OF whatever nature
except such ~ maybe aader military orders, shall BE-
covered by Custom House permit and that ali bas.
gage OF travellers shall be carefully duly
sealed by Custom House onices."
lbs undersigned will Issue permits for the trans
poati"n OF ali goods destined for proper persons and
paesa with the teas. possible trouble or delay and In
specs and seal all baggage otraveiers leaving the city
40 manner 20 the least trouble consistent IN,
he end desifed.
lae oDSa aimed ats TO prevent any aid or assist
Ansc o. communications with sn. p<rsons Directly or
shaeciy, dAsiossito, Or In arms againstthe Federal
government. JOHN sTANkUs, Surveyor,
Custom House, Keok III. Ian rs fssnQ .Atf
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r. General Jones had been arrested
by order Of the Secretary of State, and
confined in prison upon suspicion Of dis.
loyalty Gas We SUPPOSE. But after m OK.
animation into his case, he was disc harped
BY the President and those acting undar
his direction. Hence, We are bound to
believe TINT the suspicion against General
Jones loyalty Was founded in error
C2aget's CONSTITUTIONS.
Everybody that reads the papers knows
better than that. The letter of Jones adj
dressed to JEFF. Davis was full Of treason.
Jones was sent to prison As a traitor, and
was never subsequently, examined, bu,
was released with two hundred others un.
der the proclamation Of pardon T. Ill who
would take the oath.
It is bad enough to publish traitor 5
defence, but to volunteer such gratuitous
falschoods in apology for it, is intolerable.
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How the Ladies' work fer the Sol.
AiOPs.

HOW the Ladies' work fer the Sol.
AiOPs.
Bentonsport, March IA, 1862.
EDITOR GATE CRY - II you will
give US small space in the Gate, we will
make simple statement Of what can be
done on small scale, in a good cause. -
Early last Fall the ladies Of Bentonsport,
Vernon and vicinity got up what they
call "Mite Society" for the benefit Of
the sick and wounded soldiers. They
meet one day in each week to make up
such articles as they think are most need
ed, and 6yescents fee of each person is
required to get material. The gentlemen
are invited in the evening, and are also
Invited 70 pay their FIVE cents. The pro
ceeds Of the society to the present time
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"AkTED-2O00 BUSHELS NAVY
w BEANS,
~ sAh'L POLLOCK
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IN BOXES FRENCH LEMONS
~ Jusi received and for sale by
s~n7e KEIffsfsE h RJRGF
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LIZ Story on Bills, Story Psr4nersAp,0 rSsnlsalA
E1aatIss, billions Digest. last rscstvsd 81
sspld OGDEN, DkOWNkLL q 90.
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w ooDEN WARE.
go dozen Moline 9 hoop Buckets.
80 y ~ oEk5
20 (" - Tubs:
10 aests /" Tuhs:
30 aox Zine wasLbosrds: fer sale very Low by
CDssAbiE d SMITH,
dsGiSl 81 and - Lrysa.