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VOLUME XIV.


MAJ0R GBEERAl's OFPIrE,
New Orleans, March 3, 1852
GENERAL ORDERS NO. la]
Where member of Volunteer Militia Company may de-
to respond to The call Il Cen Beauegard Join him
I've service In Tho field he ,ha permitted resign his
position In said Company Ills satisfying hi, commanding
ofcor 'a' II Is b'ua fde bis n.entor Immediately epst In
Company that preparing the call and being
satisfied that such the ease commanding officer will place
no obstacle In the Of his joining Company for active
service.
BY 0rdsr OF
JOHN I. LEWIS
Major General Commanding.
A. ). WAGNER Aid. mi 2n3t
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BEEswAx. This article at fair price, Is much
Shreveport. Tho time Of takrg houcy from bee
hives will arrive We therefore, impress country
friends send in much pcsbe. New Orleans Will
gire large quantity TGlo~ made from ar8ss fed cattle will
not make snmu cr eandes without plenty Of beeswax We
told tha cypress Hanps full of bee treest they
down in April and Nay they would much better
ibur making Gotten for six cents nnd.
shreveport South. Western.
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COnfedoT1te NDtEs HeIu nBeu
money by every friend the South Our Banks
ally have doae much to cause md am hesnti mi DIS e
doubt em They goo! everything the shape oil
money in crcuarion IL utterly worthless. 1t
oo late individuals receive accred
,ben succeed in This struggle all Who
property ruined they have earthly shan.e to escape
Those who have leatnoIhngcan be indifferent lockers
They only made serfs and slaves but The hold
er will his enslhvemsnr u ct poverty and inevitable
bankrupcy Stand by The credit of the Government and
ALL now and forever. Memphis Avalanche.
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MAYORAITY OF NEW ORI.EANS1
CITY HALL, March l. 1867.
In conformity with resolution adopted by the C0u
Gil JOHN r. MONROR, Mnyot Of the city of New Orleans
do hereby give notice thar rroc ssons
individuals will all wed parade the the city
New Orleans TUESDAY, the 4th day Of March, 1864 the
same being Mardi.Gras.
The members OF Police will lake care to enforce he
above order strictly
m3 q JOHN 7. MONROE Mayor.
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iini l1ne q ihrn WIlteS "a lhf N0fiIe RefIstsT
u have mney aid IN building gunboat Ill. sfnd
hal bt converted into small for TurPosc
uheonged little boy thai ,i.al could csecrn
by hut row will give 1t sacred caseror
The etenca Of land. We will resign a-Lnsbards bro.
Tiers the ch rihga Of The desieH will
s$HS,nt to he the mOliera Of slaves bsT41
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Dispatch from Gen. Dcauregard.
u JAcssoS. TENN, FsS. D. 1882
To Gov. Tkos. O. Moore
viii accept all good equipped troops under net of 2s August
ha, will Offer and for NINETY DAYa
Let the people of Louisiana ndesia that here the proper
place 10 defend LouieiRHa-
mi 2pf Of DEArREGARp
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We were highly grataed at visit by our friends

Col Tcmplc,on Of New Orleans nnd Col Arnold Harris
law Of Geu rober Armstrong, Of Nashville. They both
cm.n thout epronc large md
Of powers capable Of vas, resnlts Thee few such
They stopping the Gayoso House. and friend
e always attentive to his guests should tespeak
for these gentlemen his special and strict attention. Ws
welcome both city friends We tender all such the
freedom Of the city. memphis Avalanche, LIST
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t5OUKS,-IH He tT1l1e Is dPTTUdCHtHg
will require socks kung easy
AID nmusips mpo, men tur ladies' should at IT. with
linguess-ouu pair Gf home knit socks will last long
three pair eazy manufactured We glad
That the ladies' OF sscr anil Blsnyilie pa shes have
inning weaving and knitting in good Snrty
dies Of Caido be Soto and Texas will lot themselves
blush Of by beirg evcelicd by the former
+ Snnth Westar
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OlIicinl-By the Governor.

HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA, J
ApJUTAST-GESERAL's OPYIca. }
. - New Orleans, Feb. Is, lsS2 }
ORDERS no. l53l
THE oowisg BrIgades will be held In readisess and
prepared for active SERVICE such convsnsnt places the
Commando Is thereof may select viz
The 81 Brigade Volunteer Troops, Br:ad'sr General f. L.
Tracy commanding SATURDAY the lst March, at 9
o'clock 4. ".
The lt Brigade IN;sra Militia. Brign ier General H.
Story commanding, MONDAY III. I'd day March, at Il
o'clock ".
The Sd Brigade Louisiana Militia BrisaAer. sneraI A. j.
Powell commanding, on WEDNESDAY, the oh day Of March
at . o'c ok A. u.
1.-THE Iirisaderiener will report their Commands to
Geneal Jno. L. Lewis tho day und appointed.
1I1-MhIor General Jno l.. levi', commanding the Militia
of the Sat- is specially charged with The execution of this
order and will ros the Companies to be fnr
niehed to this Department.
BY order Of
THOS o. MOORE,
Governor and Commando er in Chief
~ GRvor, Adiutant and inspector GenUra La s6 Fps.
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MASKED BAI.-The Young Mems Society masked
mud fncy dress ball will nkr pl4c, to night odd Fellow
Hall and those who wish 70 indugy in the slnradr nad
nt Mad GonXs establishment liz Cont street.
bic c SnIne. Call and try hsin on
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Southern Clothing Establish.,, e,,t

HOME MANUAFCT CTORY.
MILITARY UNIFORMS.
We are prepared 10 uniform viz:
Regiments in heavy French BLUE GOTTONADR.
Regiment In heavy BROWN KERSEY.
Battalion in superior heavy BLACK CLOTHS and DOE
SKINS.
Battalion in superior heavy BLACK CORDUROY and
vELvETINE.
Companies in DRAB IIESEYS. Wooden.
$ GRAY CLOTH weolen.
2 :. MIXED CLOTH, Wooden
:. BLUE JEANS, Wooden.
=. BROWN JEANS. Wooen.
CAMLET JEANS.
~ Dark Gray Mixed JEANS.
The above manufacture to order Uniforms with
dispatch in Ike most durable approved styles
med with Orange Magazine Blue, Red DARK Green Or
Black, may DO desired.
)0D Gray Flannel CAMPAIGN SHIRTS, Will, pocke.s
lt1D Linen Check CAMPAIGN HGRTs, with pockets,
1000 Cotton Check CAMPAIGN SHIRTS, with pcekste
luU Canton Flannel UNDERSHIRTs
lO0 Canton FLANNEL DiAWERS.
200 pair BUCkSKIN GLOVES.
Officers Uniforms made o order,
ohcers' Dragon Long ovERCoATs, with Capes
Waterproof Orelcoats, Ieggns, Gaps Blankets.
L. w. LYONS Il CO.,
26, 28 and 20 st. Charles street,
MI 2p3t corner of Common street.
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fNo. E949.1

Whereas The safety Of the clj .: New Orleans being n
ss,s @ M s s
s"fs s I hn TT nee o. 5 vs s ony Of
ds' and ample should be placed the disposition Of
lie s Ss Orleans s sn H. is
he t.,l T. hssi2Fe Tat the a.ro, :, III, cit, If s ,.
y + a,s m;dI rnd
five hundred and Thousand dollars payable five equal
years inclusive and bearing interest coupons at the rate Of 81.
Pef cent per annn parable semi annually the office of ,
hs,3,1 ,a That, G' ts ssngnhmsn Of said bonds
be especially pledged hy thouaud dollars per annnm the
derived from the sale Of the public markets of the
- the Finance Committees Of the C~mmon Council may
time to time direct and report to the Common Couci their
That nan sa, as tbs duty G the cS9mon cenne
for the of the interest due and payable
Be Jurtas, Rssoee, That the Charmen of the Finance
Ce,nmi.1s OF the Comaon Council he and they he eby
f. cST%',ss t. rqSs ss
spp"ved n sh .m Dgr rs ey NO a
for the purchase Of arms munitions Of war provisions or to
approaches.
Preslen, Board Of Assistant Aldermen
s'sne' rrssaep, nro f. tsn pfAaRE Boa1g A. aidsrusr
mi 5t isivnedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
mo: 595o.l
S ae as nf1e snsSy
regiments tia, MAY need assistance uy muster in the
service of Tho ne be erred the command OF Gen
Btauregatd to axht battles In Comhu> >r elsewhere
Said appropriation TO be daused under siperntendence
AID direction of the Finance Committees of the Common
Council.
(Sisned] !. EAGIONT,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen,
lSignedl s. P. nEIAB ABARRE,
President pro tenn. Board of Aldermen.
Approved March 3, 1852.
MIS-; (sgned JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
No. 595l.]
Whereas that IN consequence of the existing war;
pvcne Court Of the ae OF Louisiana, and all the district
OF the Parish of Orleans adjourned o fittings
and
where's The czens o: the Parish of Orleans deeply
teresed IN the closing OF the Justices OF the Pence courts
wherein they Interested 'n in the higher courts and
where the man subject to the oppression and rule
rich one; be it, therefore,
Reore That the Common Council of the city o; Orleans
do hereby recommend the several Justices of The Peace the
Parish of Orleans to close their courts during the time OF the
adjournment of the Supr and District Courts
Signedj ]. MAGIONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSisnedl S. p DELABARRE
President pro tom. Board of Aldermen,
Approved Ancn g. 1862.
[Sisnedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
,rne copy:
mi St THE0 MARKS, Secretary.
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0HHAND AND FOR SALE-TAE L GELkHKATED
~ AcChesney Patsnt Wasting neutrality-suspicious. bs
sssn j. Waterman B,o at iss eos4e: Of asgasins tnd
Com sae!s the Aechanics aud Dealers Exchange
No. l9 t. Charles street and y sscp, corner Of Lsfayst
and Basin street, Nav Orlesas.
jyl%y DACGHERfY.
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Yufal Snttlligtnts.

SERIOUS CHARGE Bernard Cassidy has been
charged James Murphy tn severely beating his child and
also attempting commit larceny his premises Magazine
street.
klLLED.-During the high winds of yesterday, a
fence fell Thsia street. Camp and Magazine killing
an old man named Andrew Freude.
CHILD MURDERED By ITS MornEE.-The Coro.
nes inquest Pacaner street, brought light dread
full details. Mary D..n acknowledged that had
thrown her born infant into prvy. Here poo. child
drowned and Its body discovered after eight days
miserable woman Is In prison.
MLIrARY.-At meeting Of the officers of the
Third Brigade, Louisiana Militia. held evening" we hear
that strong solutions passed. tending strengthen the
militia arm of the service. This Is good thing without
great effort the part of The off er it evident many
eras'ons Of military duty will take place.
DRowNEp.-At or near Milneburg the body of a
man was found yesterday. He had BEN drowned.
RECORDER LoSG's CouRT.-Mr. and Mrs. Richard
h"1s ,n Gne r inGsr w batteries and w0nnds They
WHAT THEY MAY EXPECT. of the igno
people Of Nashville and Clsrksve seem t. entertain the
hope that they will the oppression tyranny that have
been inflicted by the enemy upon the cities Of ST. Louis and Bal
ti-ore. But they grossly deceived Bne who prom
ises them protection for tkeir ard property will put
the brakes down. tten iu less than thirty Gays. Within
that period they orders issued and incidents
chronicled like the following which find in late copy Of
the St. Louis Republican:
, Pnorosr MARsHns OFFICE,
sr. CHARLES, February 10. 1862 !
or al ap
the @ Of T. who ss
places than the St Charles district once to nc at ii,
'''' '''' Il / rrsEs
to the h t0 M
me m against ha. . gentleman eyy was made yesterday
stoves aurean, bsdstrad, sofa, chairs tables s,c
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TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH 4, 1862.
MAYORALTY---OFFIClAL.
mo. 5952- |

lNVs oboG.J
BUDGET Of probable Receipts and Expenditures Of The city Of
New Orleans for tho year 1862
R-9rej, Tlat compliance with Section No. 12l Of the City
Charter, hs following estimate oil liabilities and
Of the city Of N"w Orleans for the 1882 be and the
t1y ndnn ntnl nryits
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sfFnlu Dce1cOnfS,

.1s'nlH DUerCOnts.
D LONG OVERCOATS, suitable for Officers and Soldiers
Fer sule by
L. W. LYONS Il CO.,
ms 2p5t corner St. Charles aul Common stfs..s
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mo. b946.1; --
Rto'cd, That the Mayor be and Is hereby ,doriscd
sceep the le The name Of The city for property
atloihng he 1.-Two Oak School, situated Nnih bs
twesa Constance ami Laurel Streets The
sud choo a. per act o. sale ed before Edward docha
by Edward ShiH TO g. Mouuthe said 1t Of ground being
for the us, the public schools of the Fourth District
lsfSnedJ J. MAGlOEI,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
lSigned] s. r. ngLABARRE
President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved March 3. 1862
ma St fSignedl JOHN r. MONROE Mavor.
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Plaid OUershf7.ts.
Fi0,s,,J Mems Society Mask Bali
N q II 1 q X .

Tie Com nce have been authorized by his Honor ,,e
Mayor to state to the public that persons in FANCY cos
TUNES going returning from tho Ball this evening" will
not be moeste in any ine,icrcd with MT 1plt
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
AAYORALrY OF NEW ORLEANS. ,
City Hall, March 9, 1s2.
Common Council of the city Of New Dreams,

81, ]
City Hall, March 9, 49,
Common Council Of the city Of New Dreams.
mo. 59i5.]
Rt.s That MS Honor The Mayor be and he Is hrebs
priza 10 give notice In The public Journals the city that
masquerade procession masked inIivdu4 will M allowed
psrade IL he streets of New Orleans Tnesay tie m da,
OF March, le52 .o sme being Mar rss day) and that al
persons fond 10 The .rees OF this city In dsgse, in any
1snnor Masked shall he arrested and conyc.n Of the
above nenned offence. shall he fined The Of $Za
able for The benefit Of the city before any Recorder.
thereof, in their Insrcctiye Districts
tSlsnsd !. .NACrOVI,
President Board of sSislant Aldermen.
lS8ned] 5. r. DET.ABARRE
President pro TEN. Board of Aldermen.
Approved March g. 1862.
81 SiRnel JOHN T. MONROE Mayor
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NOTICE-FEoM AND AFTER THIS DATE ALL
sales Of Real Estate and Slaves made by us will take
place at the Merchants and Anconee w hape Our AUc.
ton Mart will be used exclusively sale Of Merchandise
and Furniture.
sl2 If AccERREN LANDRY, Auctionees
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Ohicfal-By the Governor.
HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA,
ADrUfASr-G ESERAL's OPsIcB,
,,,,,, ~, . New Orleans, March. !, 1852.
1-srseons Of Regiments have right claim fee from
parties Supplying for certificates Of their disability perform
militia duty.
H-Thenever reliable information has been given to the
Com 1anderin Chief that any Surgeon Regiment has
manded fee from applicants, their sons Will las Hutls
be revoked.
BY or'er Of
THOs. 0. NO0RE,
Governor and G -nmandsr in Chief.
N. 6RitoT, Adj7tant and In pecor Genera. 1n3 2n3t
Notice.
new ORLEANS, March 3 1sb:
The Committee Public Safety will r1eet here sr at
the Aunciux Hall orery day nj o'clock F. "
m3 2plt GEO C. LAERASON Seere.a,y
~-------AS> S>----@
ss- Parties having relatives and friends
at Camp Char tie will be nded trro charge by s
steamer EMPIRE PARISH, leaving tho city svp.y wEDEEs.
DAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS at 10 O'Clock
mJ 2p3. A. GRANT JR Master
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cold LUCes i! !.

500 YARDS OF I lie FINEST QUALIFY, AT
q. FRANKO'S,
Corner Of Poydras and
fell 2pf CaroI.lcet street,
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A Card.

DOCTOR McKELVEY having returned recomu,epces the
practice his proesslo Residence office as heretofore
No. no st. Charles street. btwcen PoyRs and
Ssgsre. fe3 2pln
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B-Parties having relatives and friends
Camp Chanee will be tcd there fires OF charges by the
steam Empire Pars'eavins tho city every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
MI 2p3t 4. GRANT, JH., Master.
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Appeal to the Mechanics,

Gov Brown has Issued The suued appeal 10 The mechanics
Georgia II Is list as apple bEe Loai,Iaua as # Is
Empire State Of the South -
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Nc Candidate for Mayor. Irrespective of
Party, VICTOR WILTz Of the Second District
See Crescent Of this 29h, both sls J.nuar, l 2pts
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NO.
Rcore That the Comptroller the in
Of the following bills duly cxamre1 approved
viz. "-s-E
lat The city Of New Orleans to the State Of Louisiana for
half OF the expenes incurred during the year 1880 tie
purpose Of ying the eec,os per of Legislature
approved March 10, ls57-
J. Ad. Roster. services member Of Central Board
1852 IN full. for ali back pay. $50 50
A. r. Avieno, services member of Genital Bo.rd
OF Con missioner three qusrtors endpg June Shh
ls7 50
February ls lss approved by ". o. Dencsre.. ss3 e5
3d. Sier CO., hay ETC. for pounds. n IS
fh W Cook Co, hay, etc. for Work House. l6l 20
Ah. n; O. Bee. notice Of Register Of Voters 10 the
9Th. Rob: r. Bscot, Sheriff Pike county Miss for W
se..".: l25 90
tSgnedl J.MAGIONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tSigned] 8. r. della BARRE
. President pro .em. Board Of Aldermen
Approved March g. 1862.
ma 81 signedl JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor
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No. 59l8.]
Rre. That the Comptroller bs and he sereby authorized
TO warrant ths Treasurer in payment the lowing bills
1T D Adrick for hay, etc. for Work house. S.41
months, $SD. -
l6sSed J. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lSgnedl s. p. DELABARRE,
President pro tenn. Board of Aldermen.
Approved March 3. 1862
mls, isignedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
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NO. b34j.J
E-splGe That the Comp rnor the Treasurer for
the $N in favor Of the i,careard Regiment Second
Brigade lon Eouussrs to be drawn by Col Frank
Bartlett Of said regiment ordered info active
vice.
Resolcei ther That the Comptroller the Treas
er for tho Of S payable to the Captain Of the Amer
can Rifles Company b. said company shall be order
ed into active servcs.
ISgncdI a. r. DEIABARRE,
- President pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen.
tSigned1 j. MAaIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved February p, 1862.
fe25 St lSigaedt JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
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A8- NIGssrs. w. II. Adams. w. III. Semple
aid T. d. VsntIo have my full power Of attorney act
passed before ". H Peters, Esq.,, Notary Public.
MA J. o. NIXON
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AFfAerring's Patent champion Fire and
lens. apH
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MePheeter having failed to the amount OF The
to make gscd the demand Among the articles taken
stoves bureau, bedstrad soa chairs tables etc.
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.aaFOn Bird,
& tSUCCEssoR TO sEwEII. T. TAYLoR) IMPORTER os
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS. ETC.,
p Nos. IL and Is Royal street,
Has instors large supply Of celebrated CREME De
BOUzY CHAMPAGNE, in pnts also, other brandt,
Wit: CHARLES HEIDSEICK PIPER HEIDSEICK, PAR
MEETIER and other brands of inferior quality have
larse rmont Old Shores. such AMONTII
Il LADo, TOPAZ SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON
ANCHOR sHERRIEs-lsss-soUTHS1E MADEIRA, o.
direct importation other Madsras of lower grade supeo
Old London Dry Dock PORT and other Ports Of less grade
Tho celebrated SAZARAC BRANDIEs-Vntags 1895 lT9s
1907 1oo5-alage supply always hand. All grades
CiARET snd WHITE WINES, In glass and wood Wils
KYsSeoch and Irish Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat Whis
kys. SCOTCH ALE and PORTER In pints and quarts COR
D1ALs, etc. Ny Of the best WINES. which
will bo sold other houHen tho
AARON BIRD,
ais 7ply Nos. Ia and 10 Royal strs.t.
HOES ,w DOZEN.
FLOWS $50 Assorted
For sale by vosE 4 WEST,
m3a llg and Il Magazine street.
CRESCENT CITY
Steam Sugar Refinery.
DOUBLE REFINED
CRUSHED
POWDERED,
uRANULATED srd
CLARIFIED
Sugars, Hioiasses ana syrUps.
Eqna to any made in the North.
a. THOMSON d CO.,
Jazz Gm IS Tcl,aupitpulas street.
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NO. OH41.
R-sce3 That the Coapol.r warrant on the Trea for
the OF S5G the Third Company OF Classcur Pie if
enable said company enter the field this same to b,
paid ar soon mustered into service.
tSEnedl B. T. nrIABARRE,
President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen,
lSignodl J. NAGIOSI,
President Beard of Assistant Aldermen,
Approved Forbuary r, 1862.
le23 5, (Sgnedl JOHN I. MONROE Mayor,
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Proclamation by the Governor.

u. GHlv0r. Adutant and inspector GenUral La is26
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Democratic Assembly Convention.
FIRST DISTRICT.

Persian. 10 call, the Democratic Con
sention for the First Assembly District o.
Manitowoc County, me. a. the house Of
NJ. Foster. in the town Of Newton, On Sat
urday, the Ilth day Of October, and or
gained b. appointing IlqHAEL IAUGHEa
Chairman, aud =. O'SngA Secretary.
The Commute on Credentials reported
the following gentlemen entitled 10 seats
IN the Convention
CentrerUc-D. Snyder, |. Bocsnschitz
Meme Peppard, Michael Hayes
Nerton-sIichaei Taugher.
L,Jeyfy-P MalIoy.
E'at,u-P. O'>hea.
Rockiaad-JOhn b. Burke.
On motion the Convention proceeded
10 nominate a candidate for Member o
Assembly, which resulted in the choice O
DANIEL SuASAHAE.
On motion the Chair appointed the fol
loving gentlemen IS Delegates 10 the Sen
a,oriaI Convention, yiz:-psniel Shana-
han, IL. Burke, and F. O'Shea
The chair appointed the following gen
tlemen as District Committee for the
ensuing year; ichael Taugher, Chm,
John Carey, and Z O'Shea.
1t was then moved and carried that the
proceedings Of this Convention be publish
ed in the Maui,omoc Pint
The Convention then aliouuel.
MICHAEL. TAUGHER, GIN.
]. C'SHEA, Secretary
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Mr. Villas.
Tie Milwaukee Ne,rs halls the nom.na

Tie Milwaukee News halls the nom.na
ton Of Nr. Was as follows:
The democratic candidate FOR the state
>en..fa IN the l9,h Sena,oria! district,
composei e. tie coGnties Of Manitowoc
and CaIume,, i Hon. ,'oseph Villas, Jr.,
Of Mruit"woc. Mr.. Villas ~aa nominated
for the same position one yea ago, "1'
his business engagements prevented H.
acceptance. IN view Of The crisis in our
state aud national affairs he has this year
concluded to accept the nomination. He
IS one Of the most reliable and Influential
men Of the northern COUNTIES. and hi
election will prove = blessing 10 the state y
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-10-24
From Nlr .utltcluh.ec News.

III, reported that tie " sick head ache
prevailed Is an epidemic among the re,
pubIjcans Of Ohio AMI Indiana last Tues
DAY.
kyan's Address" was circulated bv
thousands in Indiana The week before e,ec
ton. Daring The latter psrl Of Tie po.iti
cal contest, it VA, tie only political docy
men' put forth to the people by the demo
cracy. If the address Is :. reasonable "
the people Of Indiana don't see it"
DIsLoYAL PEACTIcEs There has
been huge amount Of = d'sIoyaI praeli>
&C, ~ Ohio anl Indiana last Tue-2ay.
If the republicans tell the truth. some
thing ogs7 halt the people in each state
sre guilty. Fort Lafayette. to accommo
date them all, viii naei extensive enlarge
mem.