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ORctal-By the Governor.

$50 80 i, HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OFYIcE,
r1# st7- .3FN2Fg 4glT New Orleans, March ri 1852
A planters other persons desirous to comply with the
call made by Gen. anregard, for Bells other similar
metal will ship the to F. Fl. HATCH Esq., Custom
House. New Orleans, for which receipts will be given
transmitted FE@7@ &S2 SFaT w ~''S91. -
Persons shipping Bells under this will plea SO designate
the owner. -,aEa% -ssEss -t.- So s-ss -s --=
,ta By order of
THOS. o. MOORE, s"
SN Governor and Commander. II. Chief.
NJ. GRryoT Adiuant and Inspector General m22 2p6t
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y y Frse market. ss''s s',
Headauarters CRESCENT Zouaves.
@ III 81 cusro,MHousE STREET.

The undersigned raisa in this city and vicinity
COMPANY OF zoUAyEs for active service in the Pros
Sona Army IL Confeaerate States Tonng will And
this q favorable opportunity their country.
FIFTY DeLEARs BOUNTY, and complete outfit, win
he Furnished Zach commissioned officer and prisate
ont Of thu city wishing to Join this Organization
addEsss the undsraigned through the Post ONCE. s
Fernrher information, apply No. 81 customhoue street.
up stairs. .g ~. &Assg5.s.
By order Of -ess = s&i 5s sss8
sasE tssa4sa ss So. sesssg4 A.aE. SHAW, Captain.
sGH1RLEs PARISH, o. 8. AZ u <nnej 2plw
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Dispatch from Gen. Beauregard. :.

JACKSON TENN Feb. %, 1852
viii accept all good equipped troops under act of 2t August
that will offer and for NINETY DAYS.
Let the people Of Louisiana here proper
place to defend Louisiana. 7G @abaR 5sa F%a rg1
MI 2ptf ,=szs5F ass-st.--,,. G. T. BEAUREGARD
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q gs:ss- R. N. DAVIS President. i357'ss,
/, --1== - -. 80 AUG. MoNTREUit, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this dav Januarv7
1852. s' 7-S1'7EF' 49, 80 '''' '"D'"'''
.,o asl.y3.sr.g 10 ~ ARTHUR SAUCER, ? r.
Aio i'"a" go Third Justice of the Peace.
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Confederate states OF .an.erica.

D z /.
sa gsgsesz ~ $780,. sls s4y..2ssts4 u fzfsggsz
. '-'il .' VI. Fr"-N WAR DEPARTMENT '2."&3
=. 'a.' 50 go Richmond of aares 3. l SESlen
Bids will be received at this Office until the 18th day Of
April next, the following ORDNANCE ORDNANCE
MATERIAL forthe Confederate States Army s1's 81 :
~ 100000 tons charcoal cold, blast. Pig Iron. sa-, g
- 550O 900 tons Blooms, 5{chaIc oal.) 49, - ..
900 tons Wrought Bars, of various Sizes
~ 100 lO.inch Golnmbiads. -- '7 ss- rs flf 2
s555E 100 Sinch columbads 81 =~-'f '3'ssl'g y
zr7s,s 100 lO.nch Siege and Garrison Mortars. ., .
Ia. 100 l5-inch Seacoast Mortars -, 3D.. t-..e
" ~ 500 l2.ponnder Iron Howtzers.
ls=5s1a $50 FOUNDER L. on Field Guns ''' # 'F=-'f
Bids may any quantity of iron hundred
toms and for any number Of guns ten.E s53ol
Drawings of the will be furnished only parties whose
bids accepted, .,s- --~.. -.
Bidders viii state the points delivery, the date at
They also the time required to furnish the whole
Of their bid. sss. ...- g. -. -.p
Bidders for Will state the date of the delivery
the time required to supply the whole number S8~s
Payments will be made delivery than fifty tons
of iron, and the right pay opchaf Confederate
reserved. .,.+.. = v, &c., IS ...--s
Bids be sealed and osed and endorsed on the en-
velop, Proposals for Iren Proposals for Guns"
the case may be. - eas5s= sss5.'7s ~ a. -a2E
=. - 49,, ]. GoRGAs, Lieutenant Colonel, rss.
NILS 2ptap10 Chief Of Ordinance.
Redemption of City Bonds. ~
ssfJ GlFaFuS g&-aE 5a---y't s55{a a7-s-;s -atSsg
OFFICE CoAMssIoNEas OF THE oNsoLIpA7Ep} Vi
4 DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS. ) .
* t5as. ~ fsL- Now Orleans Feb. 10, 1867 e
Notice is hereby given that according to the 37th Section of
Act Of Legislature Of the State of Louisiana entitled
Act Consolidate the City Of New Orleans Provide
the Government and Administration Of s Afairs approved
February 49, 1882 scaled will be received for the sale
to bonds issued according the foregoing act to the
amount hundred thousand dollars until the 18th day
March, 1862, at u O'Clock NJ. s. =, - ....,sJ
Proposals addressed DEBUYs, Secretary aud en-
dorsed Proposals for the sale Of Bonds"
" 5fsa aS4g 81 JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor. Et s.
gesf= "A 9 s9t# GHAs. w CULBERTsoN, Comptroller
.{5s. s.55Ffsfz ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer ~, =s +.
~'N-E p. s. WILT,
f Chairman Finance Committee Board of Aldermen
-. EsssS sra j. B. iLEEFE e - S&s+ sE /.
Chairman Finance Committee Board Assistant Aldermen
tel9 2ptIn26s $50 y. DEBUYS, Secretary. tggF 50
WANTED-BY A WIDOW LADY WITH FIRST 4
~ situation goverpess house,
ksspsr Or pc Of the household affairs
fany mas no objection to the country she
objection % renting furnished house boarding the oceu
fell II es go. s''N-f'' . y 'A'e ols''
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q States Of America.

Confederate States OF America. 49,
3ys " asst5t ~ HrApauARrsss Drr4Rrxxsr No. Isssl
.7s}S !, g2sEs sgs New Orleans, March "a. 1862
spEcTAL ORDERS no al 5,Ss . i, s s,,ss
xxyn-The Provost Ma shals having found impracca-
bsto the oass of allie within the period pre-.
cibed BY General order No: the time hereby extended
" the 10th of APRIL 1862. ssFs VI '+'o, $500
s. 4 44$ss. .sSs IL. sss$ 49, .s4. a g.4asss
s.8 By command Of MaJor.G ensIs' LOWELL.
r. Ed A. PALFRsY, Major and A G.. ms 2pH
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AT Candidate for Mayor, Irrespective of
Party VICTOR Witt, of the Second District AIRS
See Crescent of the 18th 3h and 3lst January fell 2pe
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Notice.

TsG - OFFICE OF TIE ASSOCIATION RELIEF
.. SICK WOUNDED SOLDIERS, ,
-=.sa New Orleans, March IS, 1862. st.it5.)
Inc President Of this Association respectfully requecs the
Ladies' Of this city and State send donations Of Drawn Lint
Rolled Bandages, and Old Linen, The depot, at ". H.
No 90 Grayer street. for the the Army
the field. large supply Is required. 81 ~ = = E1z
@ml9 2p6t E& a48 LAS. p. FRERET, P resident.
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Ne HIessrs. w. II. Adams. w. NJ Semple
and VanHorn my full power of attorney per act
passed before v. =. Peters, ESQ.,. Notary Public. u
MIA -'rS ~ t<3- ? j o. NIXON "
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WANTED-BY A WIDOW LADY WITH FIRST
~ ola situation governess
Keeper Or the household affairs genee
family has no objection to the country she would have no
objection renting furnished house and BOARDING ths
pants and few others. Address Mrs Williams Of his ONCE
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correspondence.

NEW ORLEANS March 2, 1852.
Tho Murray Esq, President Free Market: .,-
Dear Sr-The Juvenile Thepan Association request that
should hand you statement the performance
given by ihem evening Of the 10Th nstant for the ben
eft Of the Free Market which, grased exceeded
their most sangnine expect ons having realized the net
Of $500 95, after paying expenses, as follows: -
Tickets sold ID Box Ofiee 1851 90
Tickets sold member of Asocsst on and 45 o.
Donated by Miss NJ Simon. Observation-Disclosures. -
sill !
-IessPaid Nine Groux, costumes and barber. $50 90
Printing, advertising, bill posting, etc.. 81 80
UJJ
Officers in front Of house I gJ s5q-
Properties, cleaning house. etc. 10 %
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7T-7 - 7F7a1-7FE-il y 0-75E7-7-
Committee ON Public Safety.

s3Es Committee ON Public Safety. r. So
's"S w. o. y NEW ORLEANS March IA, 1862.
The steamer saie Robinson Capt Joseph saba having
oeen chartered by this COMMITTEES to bring old iron the city
for the use Of the Government all planters and other
VII greatly aid Contsderacy by granting facility
Cap. saliba In this work. $50 -.'5aS
mill 2p12t @S GEO. G. LAWRAsON, Secretary Z
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sss .aa2.07a Rt2.G, .s~4 ssg
aUGoEssoR TO sEwELL T. TAYLOR IMPORTER OF
.f[,s,s FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
"a as Eos. n and Is Royal street, 500,
large supply Of CREME DE
soUzY CHAMPAGNE, pnts; also, other brands
t1s: CHARLES HErDsEIcK, PIPER HEIDsEICK, PAR
MENTIER, and other brands Of inferior quality have
large assortment Of the best Old Sheres, such AMONfI
LAD0. TOP AZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR sHERRIEs-lsss- seUTHsIDE MADEIRA, Of
direct importation other Madeas Of lower grade Supero
Old London Dry Dock PORT, other less grade
Tbs celebrated sAzARAo BRANDIEs-vin 1905 1883
1900 and supply always hand All grades Of
uLARET and WHITE WINES. In glass and wood WHls-
SYsscotsh and Irish Old Rye, Bourbon and whsat Whs
ys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER In pints and quarts COR
etc. MytssA assortment Of the best WINES which
on as thu city
AARON BIRD, @
q Az spy Nos. ~ and "a Royal street.
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- III Al8g$ : gE8sF Ss h4a5i 5zB e.
BY command of Major General LOWELL.
j. g. PICKETT, Assistant Adiutant General. msa2l It
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Mail for the washington Artillery.

"A Mail will bs made up twice, week, TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS the Battalion Of Washington Artillery Ia Vir
ginia also forthe Fifth Comp my in Tennessee at ZEN
MING & cAMPBELL's Store, No. 81 Camp street. -
mig 2p6t sg5Ss ~ FS1 &s egss ls2ssss Sc
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Confederate slater Of America.

OFFICE OF THE FIRE ALARM AND Police TELEGRAPH, 1
5;sf = - Gtty Hall, New Orleans, March 49, 1o52
Notice is hereby given that the City Bells will continue
strike the hour of 2. M, until further notice. ~ w.
MO 2ptap5 80 A. HILBERT, Superintendent
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eo,,federate states Of America.

Confederate states of America. re
s rs HEADQUARTERS sDEPxRTMENT No.,l,
: New Orleans, March Fl, a
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. Sal ~
| sE ~ s59'-'
LIT ordered that the defences above this city be
ear'a t.Iohn Morgan 10 honor Of the heroic young
Kentuckian. - ). =. Z - !. - -. ~ =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-21

Two soldiers had just been found hanging
70 trees shot, and with their throats cut Two Ind been
shot tho day before, and notorious have these depfe-
daons become that cavalry scouting the country
70 secure The perpetrators Sixteen rebels sent
Fortress Monroe to-day and they supposed. IN fact
TO belong TO tho guerillas, they found armed
our lines.
have been ningling tonight with the gallant follows
OF Wisconsin, whose camp adons the headquarters OF
their General Col Cobb who cheered OH his at the
pitch OF the Williamsburg struggle, quiet gentleman,
who speaks deliberately frequently pausing and whose
whole dencanor indicates calm courage and thorough
command Major Iarrabee OF the same regiment, Is a
thick set man fun Of nerve and adventure, whose eyes
OF an intense backness and whose genius Is
TALLY OF military nature The Of the regiment
thorough backw0odsmen and Col. Cobb says that they
have forgotten the feeling of fear.
General Hancock, with whom have spent the evening,
is frank. courageous, chvarous officer, who Is be-
loved by his and who s thought TO be of the
first tacticans IN the army.
The steamers bring quantities OF gentlemen to points
on the York river evcfy day who come provided with
fins to remove the bodies OF their friends slain in
the ate battles. These mournful professions the
first things that strike the visitor to the grand army.
The visitors havo become numerous ard porss tent
thot Is believed our authorities will have to
to the old Roman method Of burning the dead, and
thereby obvating further trouble. Skirmishng has
been going on al day between the remote cavalry pick
cts, and correspondents who attempt to pass beyond
lines arrested,
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NEWS FROM GEN. M'DowELLs ARMY.
WASHINGTON. Nav 20. 1852.

WASHINGTON, May 20, 1882.
A despatch received to-day from Fredericksburg
dated yesterday II states that the message brought in
by flag OF truce yesterday, consisted Of request that
Confederate escort be permitted TO enter ines and
accompany the family OF Robert Z. Scott lately killed ia
General Banks Department, from warrenton to their
friends in the South.
Another flag OF truce came in today, sscorting lady
of Philadelphia, who has been detained in the South
since the rebellion. sergeant the only officer
companyng the flag
Desertcrs from the enemy como in at the rate Of
three or four night but their reports concerning the
rebel forces in front for the part
dictory.
secreted property is found daily in fredericksburg
large number OF insuators having to-day been brought
10 light from old cellar, where they had them hid
Immediately after their from the poles by the
rebels.
Tho Union sentiment Is evidently tho increase In
this vicinity, the very good conduct OF troops and
gentlemany department Of officers having completely
won over tho inhabitants, and overcome their deep
rooted proudces Several stores have been opened
in Fredericksburg and the city IL already brisk with
trade
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NEWS FROM GENERAL BANKS CORPS.
Formation OF Rebel Cavalry Guerilla
Bands.

Bands.
STRAsBuRG, Va, May 10, 1882
II Is currently reported and credited in military circles
that 900 rebel cavalry attached to dsren commands,
have been disbanded and formed into guerilla bands,
occupying the various mountain ranges aud astnesseS
Colonel Gcary few days since learned that these bauds
were in Ave miles from Rectortown, and made
arrangements to surround and capture them On reach
ing the he ascerained they had vacated 1t the pre-
vious day. Forty and horses had evidently been
there time the former living sumptuously judging
from tho empty bottles, boxes cans &C. 1t is probable
they portion OF the force which captured Gearys
guard train, Loudon last week. and retreaed to-
wards Warrenton on General Shields approach.
Col Gcary has been ordered to report to Gen. Banks
future He has been relieved from guarding the lower
portion OF tho Manassas road which duty he performed
for several weeks the extent OF fy miles of the Blue
Ridge and adjacent ranges and spurs which infested
with bands Of gueras who watch every opportunity
shoot and capture pcots and foragng parties Their
familiarity with the mountain dealcs and passes enables
them to elude pursuit.
STRAsBuRG, Va, May 20, 1852.
Last night gueras came down upon pickes at the
bridge west Of Thoroughfare killed one and took two
prisoners. They belonged to the First battalion Mch
gan cavalry, commanded by Major Arnold.
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OMcial Report OF Flag Onicer Colds
borough's Expedition.

OMcial Report OF Flag Ohcer Colds
bOrOugh's Expedition.
WASHINGTON, May 20, 1852
The following has been received at the Navy Depart
ment:-
UNITED STATES FLAGSHIP SNsQUKHANNA,1 4
JAMES RIVER, Va, May Is, 1862. !
SIR-In consequence Of report from Commander
Rodgers that hore batteries tho south side
Of this river at Rock Wharf Ianding and the other
at Hardn's Bluff, Mother Pino's Landing whic. "a
qured reducing In order 70 open the rive- 20 ret sup
plies to him. Of which he pout to staud in necd
moved up TO them yesterday with this ship the Wa
'nus0:-, trs DaSotah, Marasanza aud tho tug Young
America but found that both had been recently aban
doned aud left comparatively in useless condition. At
Hardngs Bluff tho guns were spiked, carriages burnt
and magazines blown up but little below It a solitary
gun remained intact, and this put out Of At
Rock Wharf Landing the guns also spiked and the
carriages burned but neither the magazines nor bomb
proofs had bcen destroyed This ordered to be dons
and ssctually accomplished Tho James river is
open from Its mouth up to Wards or Drurys Bluff
in other words 10 eight miles Of Richmond where
you will perceive by Commander Rodgers report Of
his fght, IL Is seriously obstructed
/ am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
L. NJ GOLDsBoRoUGH,
Flag Officer Commanding North Atlantic Blockadins
Squadron
Hon. GIDEON wnIrs, Secretary Of the Navy.
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INTERESTING FROM NORFOLK.
Our Norfolk Correspondence.

NoRPo1K, Va, May 10, 1862.
Further impropement-iMors Ec.e,sive Display Of the
American Flag-Business Prospects, dc.
The streets yesterday presented quito animated ap.
pearanco. The people, having acquired moro coan.
doncc turned very generally to attend the several
places OF worship AZ the Episcopal churches conside
rabe interest was felt 10 know how tho clergy non
would moet tho sxigencies of the timos. urdsr tho
rebel eome they have been required 10 pray TO- ,he
"President OF tho Confederate States, and oil ~ % in
authority" but yesterday they cut the Gordia .ot of
,hcr ecclesiastical difficulty by emitting the prayer al
together creating quito sensation in their congrega-
tons. The wisdom OF their course Is approved by all
except those who deep in he slough OF secession
further Improvement in business II to De noticed
h morning. Tho stores open more generay and,
although the storeeopers-I am sorry 10 say it-havo
but little In tie shape 20 dispose OF, II Is much
10 their credit that they are disposed do the best they
can with what they hayc. Several Northern houses
havo been opened, and, notwithstanding some people
express n decided repugnance 10 trading with the YAM
KEGS they nevertheless willing TO avail themselves
Of the moderate prices established BY the new dealers
and tho latter do a good business. The American flag
begins appear In spots from private dwellings, few
sorng Union having found their tongues on Satnr
day. Ths secesh leaders exhibit decidedly abashed
appearance. Matters are working admirably under the
administration OF General yicle who has really
plsled wonders in his delicate position.
The American fag has been displayed over the former
residence of Governor Wife, about fourteen miles from
this city party Of Lieutenant Colonel lodges cavalry
secuted out that lar Saturday night, and on Sunday
tH6 Oh naS W ecnc ilVfi t"p
tho old homestead A Mr.. Powell, the manager, and
probably part of the family not al homc and, from
the fact that he vioelt rebel and inclined TO
emphasis than choice In his expressions, IL is
thought that no should return aud find his county
emblem Of nationality floating him pretty tall
specimens Of lofty swearing will be heard in that quar-
tor,
business in Norfolk may bc considered to be fairly on
the mend. Tho influx Of Union has had it's influence
Good money begins TO be abundant, and there
evidences OF an increasing healthy tonsmong tho pco.
pie The Provost Marsh u Major Richard Nixon Is wcli
calculated to impress the people favoraby and give
hem assurances that they will be fully protected ia hoe
persons and property they meet him in the pruper
spirit Matters on the whole are promising.
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NEAR CUMBERLAND, I
ON TIE PAMuNKRY RIVER, May 10, 1862.

ON TuS PAMufKRY RIvER, May ~, lS02
General KcClellans Despatch about hc Conduct Of Gene
Hentseln,ans Corps We'll Recsiped-Anoher Cavalry
Reconnaissance Operations Of the Engineer Corps,
DC, DC.
The appearance in the HERALD Of Saturday (Which we
got hero in camp the following day six P. N.Y. Of
General McClelsns despatch Of May IL, in which ho
does justice to the conduct OF Heintzsman's corps
darmes in the battle Of Williamsburg, has OK
cited the liveliost satisfaction here. II fully
corroborates all that my letters stated in re-
gard to that critical moment when our army was SO
hard pressed by superior numbers of the enemy, and
Ksarnoys division arrived In time to restore the for
tunes Of tho day.n The particular brigade which rem
dercd this eminent service that Of General Berry
which that officer brought to the front in spite the OBJ
stacles which seemed insurmouutable and which no
handled, when he got them up, with consummate skill.
He was under fire four hours many OF his officers
shot close to him. and his regiments lost 1854 killed and
wounded.
General Stoneman made another reconnaissance yes
terday, with largo force Of cavalry light artillery and
three regiments OF infantry TO point within eleven
miles of Richmond. The indications that the enemy
are making show Of preparation, but that they will
abancon Richmond, as they did Yorktown,
arc ready to attack But il they do venture to stand
and fight there eau be no doubt as to the result.
General Woodburys corps OF engineers engaged in
building roads and bridges in the advance to facilitate
the movement Of the army. Too much praise cannot be
awarded TO the dgent abors Of the officers and Of
this highly useful corps.
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Tie Park Rarracks.
a TILE EDITOR nF THE HERALD.

am requested by the ladies' Relief Association Of i
Pork Barracks to say to the charitable public that u
have at present no need Of elies sweetmeats banda
or lint ON the other hand, Shoes Shirts flannel drs
srs and undcrshirts, stockings, and clothing general
wines, liquors and cordials always In demand a..
will always bo gratefully received Money also 10 neod,
Permit me further to say, that the experience d
past week has demonstrated the necessity Of entru
the personal care tf the soldiers solely 20 the lad
tho association. This, though II may at flrst a
gracious, IL the only course which at once
Them the proper care, and prevent them from inju
,lo part of those whose sympathcs overcome Z i
judgments.
II rs impossible 10 permit access TO tho barracks
soldiers arc there, TO those guided by nero cuio
a golroIai desire TO make themselves useful. Perf
curing for heir friends will I've llpossblo "
ton on application al tho south entrance Broad ag
GEORGE BLISS, Jr
Colonel Commanding Depot OF volunt asFs