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ScuooI BOARD, FOURTH DIsTRIcT.The Board
Of Brectos met ps evening al r. NJ; eight menbelsp pr
The minutes o las. meeting we've read approved
lie Committee OF Teaches reported having examined the
several candidates whass applications for employment as
teachers had been referred 10 thin,
Committee accens reporttd in favor Of paying the
lowing hills aud tho bills ordered 10 be pald r. q
Phillips sunfr;es, S4 50; Cooper Htbsrt, - Robert
Huyehe Si62 90 II. Poard So R.. H. Maekin, 10 bbs
coal S. 30
c had minor repair at aagnoi, school, lie
also reported that the Laurel school needed sme repairing
NIr Mel eo- of Committee Accounts reported that tie
amou annosraed by City Council for the support OF the
Fourh District nbc ol during the beginning March
p,ox ST. m beirg p Fer cen less than last year ne pre-
sened budget OF expenses lor same errh Bndge wa ai
| proved. /, ..5s,s- ss...-
read aud referred COMMITTEES Teachers The app fans
were Mise, Ieuse iVssat Mary Stockton aud NJ Il. obey
The Visiting Commit presented the ial reports
TIE Superintendent cad his report showing asrll ncreat ing
Of pupils HE various Wn seht if
ri that several oi Tie eteacers bad alreay vol
uptcrg III The army and TINT most o te others We're nshars
OF volunteer ;c5mpans and were ready 10 respond t any lime
Ia lie rou;ry call lie suggested that vacancies tins
occurring be temporarily he ny NJ laes oi
| Of tnnlItIneu over 10 wears G age
On noiion Of Mr. Mccan his suggestion wns aopGs sal
situations 10 preser ed for such volunteers upon their return
On notion Was ordered that the lsusl exhibition
hu ,rhoo,s he dispensed with His ter OF economy
Tn nsc,css of awarding tp'unas 10 thu graduate Of tn
lIa, Schools 10 lake place ct The respective schools
tn motion Of Capt swain, be Committee on School Su'e
Va insrn ed TO ask for reduction In the rents OF he '
ngs rented for tie Of The schools in consideration o III
II The Road then adj ,usred. 70. sE-E'
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Headquarters Louisiana Troops.

trb~ MAJoR GENERALS OFFICE, I
New Orleans; February 25, le62. s
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 81
Persons exempt from militia duty by of physical ua
biy produce certificate to that effect from the Surgeon
of the Battalion Regiment within the limits of Which they
reside. II
No other certificates can be acceVtci.
By command Of II
JOHN Il. LEWIS,
Major General COMMANDING
A. j. WAGNEN, Aid e26 2p3t
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Ntn Nflealrs 1ailp Grisfsnt.

FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRrJ ARY 2s, lss2,- s;.,
M Ne are indebted to MI 4. j. Mckee yer, Of
the Southern Express COMPANY for late Memphis Avalanche
Also to the Southwestern Esprss Company for TeYas pa2eIs
"A Gss. PIIIowis REroRT.--To the exclusion Of
other matter we pnli.l tIs morning, Pioys official
report OF The yaon battles prior c fnrrende. o Fort
Donelson The report viii be read With intense interest.
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Eeeaemptio,, of City Bossas.

OfriCE Or THE COMMISSIONERS OF Tf1E CONSOLIDATED
= 5fsE DEBr New ORLEANS.
r. ea's5. New Orleans, Feb. 49, 1889.
Notice is hereby given II, IT. ing the 3h Section OF
an Act of The Legislature State Of onisiana entitled An
Act to Consolidate City Of New Orleans and to Provide for
te Cove rnmen and Administration OF its Atairs approved
Fe bruary a. 1857 proposals will he received fr the sale
10 the city bonds issued accpfdr TO the foregoing ae' 10 e
a,nonpt of two hundred thousand dollars Hn tho z6 day Of
March, 1862 at II O'Clock M.
Proposals to be addressed o. DEIu Ys Secretary aud en
dorsed Proposals for the saeol Bonds
+. a- JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
CRAs. W. CULBERTSuN Comptroller
ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer.
T. s. WIITI
Chairman Finance Committee BOARD of Aldermen
j. b. I.EEFE
chairman Fjnance Committee Board Assistant Aldermen
fr,o 2uIm2S o. DEBUYS Secretary.
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:.
MEurnIs Feb 2Passtngsrsf from Paris state the Eessals
reported advancing tho town also li.at me uo
eayal force had left s and tho Town vas r. inc
Of whom large nnmLat have reached Memphis - t,s
ehnson to gen!Istnan on Monday ma hs Fse
rails had p,css Of Nashville, and the Fedetn was
believed removed also lonr i,s Of The Gontederase
Il IS reported,a Columbus Will bs attacked worry soon
The enemy ae Iep red 10 he advdnc lie of New
tic alta, Columbus All the hridges and Houses and
eveiyhrg that help The approach has been de-
NJ " Feb at Nashville 900 Fede ais
gentleman thirteen regiments enter Nashville On yes
We're fne looking men Each regiment had brass band and
I'LL ths bands played xie Y Is renoed 2po2 tederas
being they viii get there tetoreo morrow or ne
Ii also reported preparing to Leave Ia
for Columbus and 61ttle thee Is mm,nen G1lumlns meea
went Tennessee river This morning.
Con Jp son large army at Mrfreesb orc, and :s pre-
The vas general stampede the inhabitants tia ap
proacl 81 The EIDE ais at Paris. 4, -
Latest from the Seat Of War Al 5s +.
aeMraIs Feb l7.Glarksrie has been formally occipies
Nv lie Federas Gem iSsned proclamation promising
not 10 interfere business private property bat demand
| Mi the Confederate property. II
,erla have gone back Padnrn. It is sufmised that til
object make flank 7tmem in the anticipated
The bridges over Maytld Greek have been destroyed to in
The ede have large force the vicinity of enmhean
Te Confederate forces g, tho Gap reinforced
| tho Feleras arc closely watched =,
There quorum of the Tennessee Legislature ye
although military bill Of Importance Is awaiting action.
Advces from Nashville Monday afternoon say thu Fet
refused to take posscson OF NfsnFe saying
Col Forest, cavalry were removing The military stores,
70 Federal ce except that at eeeld within thirty rail
lTb ba ari
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81 q BnARp OF ALDERMEN There was meeting
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3 Ihs Sssaiss Il ihs
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te, Adopted js75istsss 81 f95a
M the budget o city expenses for 1867 adopted BY
- Board Of Asss ants, concurred in
p'n 4 The Board then a1ouiIeds
~ ~ Board OF ASSISTANT ABDERsIEa The Finan
Committee bly, npoh the ordinance authuri1
t the isssnf ST. 05 in bonds for city defence Adopted
The The Hoard Aldermen, peiginR
III city furnish nscessarie cttiz
yenns erins for acse VICE 10 conc
e red g.s ass
ey Also nhe resolution same Board apYoprst
md 900 sssist and
- slight amendments
Fa resoln,ef the arrest Of mask found in
Also reelnt requesting the Jusces oil the Peace
y their contts till the Eilst Moaday May.s
at The Bpard then adjourned. y s.f =!
~ RECORDER EIERsoN,s CoFRT.-James Re
charged with assa,lting and heating Peter
win default DIT bail sent the Parish Prson his
I peIrance when wanted ,ay sl5 NJ
The following parties bail % when wanted
VIZ stand 'eXampaflon 4 $ss ssS4 ss
ous Pedro Gtasus, charged with niaulng Juan jane.
,h r.. NJ Montgomery cllarRet l heatr N. endove
mn flopman, charged with nsarg aud ahnaing San
pPt Friedlander. ss n q st
dto Aars sinson Ann campseli Ellen Gosse Paddy
,de Mary Gonnsrs. all drunken
80 to tho Work Eonse for thirty daya. & @ 5 sySsiss
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oMcsa,-By the Governor.
LOUISIANA MILITIA,
ADJurAST-GE OFFICE.

: HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA M1LlTIA,}
ADJurAST-ti ENERAL'S OFFICE. ~
New Orleans, Feb %, 1852.
ORDERS NO. l4l.I
Muot neral john H. Iewis Commanding the State Militia,
will cause daily reports be made by the Commanders Of Com
rancs Baa ions Regiments oil tie Volunteer Troops of
the names and residences member resgning from Their
respective commands and transmit tho to his Depart
men that The may bo recorded, and thu Far
ties reported Tor Militia dniy. -ta
BY orscr of
THOS O. MO0RE
Governor and Commando in Chief.
NJ GRvor, Ad,nart and In pector General. te2i 2p6t
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Coz, orr.-Mr. H. Perry, No. ll2 Poydras
. adreTl;ses this mo,nug that o has js received few
barrels Of beautiful coal oil from the Urner onacha Goal
i onnanys Works, which he will sell Mt retail only
his X the rs sent market M 's .omnsny sna sa y
also ad yeisas of nesoa, I" go up to the ines e
rI..kI1is ! :
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LATEST TELEGRApHlc INTELLIGENCE
Forty Thousand Federals in Nashville,

DISPATCHED TO The NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
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zsatsalion w 'as'ttasgtOs artillery.
N 1Er.,E. PROVISIONAL ARMY. c. S. - ?.

N .g,5" PROVISIONAL ARMY, 9. >. 2 4
rls 10 the .nk and Hl. If the four tpm
nies Of s Battalion tetici in firsnia TO he maxi
mum provided by law, with view 10 angment the ntnher OIL
guns 10 aouy icaing s e Batteries six gun batteries
iep,lenen desirons Grag themselves OF this opportunity
r ,o;ny ,b; cou,uaud TO II. eIis is term of tEc wa
may make appica,i writing with n2me re dcnce place OF
birth age height references address, TO he
at No. Cam, Which application Will be ieetfento
Board of oficas the Bait lion here on recruiting ser
! vice. go
Bounty of FIFTY DOLLARS ncasl will bepaid to eac
| recruit upon being mustered iato service
T'r,nsportati5n and coihng will also be furnished
j. b. WALTON, MAJOR Commanding
| fa26 sofr and Chief Of Artiicrylst Corps A. r.
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.asys.osa Bsya,

SUCCESSOR TO sEWEIL \. TAYLoR) IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
Nos. II and Is Royal strset,s4 Pei
ssuow iustos large supply Of nc tcareed CREME na
pGIiIy ACME, also other brands
r,s ca ARIES HEIDSENjK, PIPER HEIDSEIUK. PAR-
NRNTIER and other brands of inferior quality. have
Tann TopAz SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON ana
ANCHOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oUTHsIDE MADEIRA, Of
srt ,nportacR other Madeiras Of lower grade Superb
old London Rry Dock PoRT, end other Por Of less grade
Ths celebrated sAzARAc BRANDT sVinsase 1885, l7ss
1909 end lasa large supply ewa1s on mana. Al s,auss
NJ ,RET and IlrTB WINEs,in glass and wood wills
FYsssnteh and Irish Old Be, Bonrhon and Wheat wnis'
soorGa ALEsna Pc TER in pissH ana qEarts COR
m ee ays a assursmsst OF The best WINES, which
sold on se sther house the city
AARON BIRD,
Ala sp,, Nos 10 and 10 Royal street.
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a Card.

DOCTOR MoK FIvEY hsviog ro;urEel, recommences th
practice Ct his profession Residence and Office as heretofore
ko ITO ST. Charles street. b:twcen Poyas street and Latayc
sorsre feS 2plm
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VOLUME XIV.
1IIcadauartels Louisiann T.roops'

M,lon GEsEEAl,s ogrlcE: : ;
.a,ayr aszq New Orleans, Feb %. 1s623 i
GENERAL ORDERS 70. 81
r,c following named persons been reported 70 these
ns having &c igued from Company Of Lowell
Qua d. gipent Headquarters, 3D. Brigade, Louisiana Vo'nh
teer TIT opa since t. 18th instant, tG-vi 7-Ss'
r. b. Sullivan, 1862 Carorde ct s:rect. Il
Kdwd. Wallace, ,cornc: Eu'cipe aud Hercules s''ee"
Patrick Sherry, IS Peeyfasre street. s& So .
wm, Pepfcrn MT Ersto, between Magazine and cohsah
Streets -. ~ .7-ES g- { s'gsf ~ .h 5E.'
Pat q. Mcguire, lG2 Gaondve, s.reea.
John O. Masaire. 1872 garonde'e Ell Street &,,.s st
a,r;e,s Casey, eprler tallope and Constance ahee>S
W. II. Remington. Annunciasion street. A'S-5
william Walsh, st. Andrew, corr CT Behioa.
Thos G, Sarny, Metairie Ridge ~ 4.
John II sensn corner Metallic Ridge and BehVil'o street.
II If the perseis named subject 10 MI la oF
anans Of Companies in WHICH they reside VIII
zee that they enrolled in The militia and that thcy perform
sch duty according law If they refuse or heS ae
to be phorted headquarters in order that they may no
dealt ill alien enemies and persons refusing 10
take nj, arms for The defence of Southern rights
l,y corln,nd OF Geneml JOHN H. LEWls. !
A. j. WAfaER Aia.t ~ 80 s--7 ''-' "
---r~---s> ss--7---x-----.- .r'7
Confederate states of America.
IIEAeuAnrfns, DEpAnraENr No; ~
r. ~ ~ -s5-E5-% Now Orleans Feb ~, laoz -
| GENERAL OR DERs No. ii 5-a.5y.E A,
All onets detailed their respective commands Tor the
purpose recruiting, will upon their arrival IN 'hs es M
mediately report in person TO the
| with their authority. ,sga.S .ssss =
The Major Commanding this Department regrets 40
learn HAT officers are in neng already en-
lfsied TO break and this has tecn
the extent os attempting induce soldiers belonging 10 t
i,nents and Companies the various stations around INT
city 10 de- their commands AMI accept ths boHly Neh
on called article Of which declares any sode
who aus his Company. 10 join another ia the same ser
vice pEsERrEn This will rsidly enfor cd and wioese
is convicted either officer private will be severely published
Il BY command of -z,-s.f.
i ~. .E MAI. GEN. LoyEiIs
"a, i. p,cvr7y ASA. Adj C;ep,l, - f. % I'm
| . = -
l. n1.xKcrring-s Patent Champion Eire anf
Burglar Proof SkFE Nos 50 and "a ravar sree New oI
| nd.s'' 1855 ...,.. Suts
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sy- nfessrs. w. II. Adams, w. nj. Scmpie
and T. D. vanHor have nl power Of attorney. per &C
passed before W. II. Pctera Esq, Notary Public :.
MA .'l ~ d. ". NJ
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B,rrrEas AND LARD D.-AIessrs. Thompson II Barnes,
Na "a and Is street. have st received iss lots OF
these articles See advertisement. Afss - ss
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I,nnortant fro,,l Melnphis.

.ro1runUs vrrns MoRg. roncr.
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"a. Candidate for Mayor. irrespective o
Party, VICTOR WILT, Of the Second District. ss
See Crescent Of the 29h Goth and st January fe2i 2pe
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Ha- Nottee-The Carondclet Light Infssn-
ry will receveina few mara good fighting mon,
ana t5 a sHs viii tnmsh uniforms and eanipmsnts gratis
Egs -r Cant. J. 4. DEHART, a4#
Balonne street, door the Lafayette Car Station
I fe21 2p2t rs
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FunsrrtRE EoR SALE, Messrs; McCsrren g. sa = Z
.n.'3 ;,re oi ali descriptions. See their advertisements
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II ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED Saturday last,
Manuel Aeosta citizen Of its lsee was ia
to sen ffo one log to olhur raf he M teu ms noit
The stream istipg him untler The raft Baton kouse .o
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FEDERALs PREPARING FOR COLUMBUS

so,os rEDERALs Es ROUTE FOR NEW MADRID
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JLsrfr y si!n-The rst and sure os nasssss ~
nacke, Capt H. " Gross comm ana ~ ~ A,s
Ernsf clerk len avsFa riock fls mathht ef' M ~
h mail fo1 all isplipgs as high aS hay SARA
Lq6scq s f and s,nesaos ~ naeks as
NJ, t,aiit ir tommnnef ana MI Epssue
ut oeieek to-day for MI landings 9" te eoae'
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conecdetrate state. of nnerien.

ns.Ucrrsng.s Patent Champion FIRE ana
Burglar PROOF 81 and "a eravar street. New or
'A.si spN
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So St..-2- IiEApat SRrKRs syc0N9 BaiGSnE
GdrisitSA VoiraIEE En- STATE TRG9ps, .>
:. y u New Orleans, Feb. 26. lSD20 }
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I,rgadicr-General commanding
THoNAs T. WALgER, Major and Br sade Inspector.
fe27 2pSt
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--------------a - o.
Headquarters l.ouis,ana Troops.

: JOHN T.. LEWIS =
A L WAGNER. Aid -. - = fe27 Il
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RECORDER ENERsoN's CorRT.-James, Reed,
charged with assaultng and heating Peter Rhodnnac
IN default II bail sent TO the Parish
The following parties gave bail % come up when wanted aud
stand examination : 53 sS4 ssf MI
Pedro G,tasis, charged with niaulfng Juan jane.
RIM. Montgomery, cllarRet wl beating s. III Wentover
Ls iopmin charged with insulting aud abn#iug Samuel
Mary ROBINSON Ann Gspseli Ellen Coye Paddy Canary
and Mary Gonnss all drunken snps,
to tho Work .honse for thirty days Nj $ Sss n
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AMIISEhIENT,S.
=. -g@-
JOHNSON naINsp&ELs

BuRLEsQuE OPERA Tkou E' -.
Give Performance at armory Hall EVERY NIGHT THIS
wEkk and Noon Performance for fani'ies AMI ebafe" on
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NIT TO De made soldier nolens rolens, and
'hat 100 at S1l per month, while his poor
wife and children are subjected TO the heart.
less Spectator and extortioner, and made
to pay $40 per Dbl for Flour and so cents
per pound for Bacon-and this too bv men,
whom the Government have undertaken to
say are too old or too young to be soldiers.
Now the people ask the Government to in.
terpose the power lodged with them by the
people for the purpose of extending equal
protection to all, and to relieve their suffering
families from the grasp Of the uccursed ex-
tortioner. Let the poor soldier but know
that while he is suffering all the priva,ions
incident to his situation, that that Govcrn-
ment for which he is suffering and fighting
is indeavoring to feed and protect his fami-
ly, then will the rugged paths over which
he is called to 60 be rendered comparative.
ly smooth md easy. This much the people
have right to demand. Should they be
denied, after an appeal to the powers that
be, then let The people prepare at all haz.
zatds to resume that power delegated for
The common good VOX POPULI.
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Gen. Lees Construction of the Con
script Law.

Gen. Robert +. Lee having been applied to
for his opinion respecting the construction Of
the Conscript law, replies that by its express
terms it subjects all persons who may be over
the age Of eighteen years at the time of any
call for troops made by the President to ser.
vice, and pc rsons attaining thAt age, at once
become subject to military duty. Although
the law contains no expI ess provision as to the
discharge of persons in service upon their at.
tanning the age Of thirty five years, Gen. Lee is
of opinion tina, such persons will become en,i.
tied to their discharge upon reaching that age,
and their places will be supplied by others be.
tween eighteen and thirty'fve years.
The opinion upon the latter point is in direct
variance with the construction of the Secretary
. of War, who holds that troops enlisted for the
war, irrespective Of age. are not entitled to
discharge until tile expiration of their original
term OF service.
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bands have been taken away by the cannon
or disease. | say all these are to be atten-
ded to, therefore, let US who are ut home
"act well our port for there all tho honor
lies"
ask these mammon loving souls, have
you advocated the doctrine of secession .?
If you have it will be presumed that you
advocated i: because you wanted to FIJI your
Golfers with money from the dis,resses of
your country. How will you feel, sir, when
we gain our independence and give TO our
returning volunteers a welcome dinner in
token of their well mertcd valor, to face
them? Sir, if your conscience Is not scared
ns it wero with hot iron, you ought TO cry
IN the language Of the scripture and call for
the rocks and hills TO fall upon YOU and
hide you from their faces. Sir, YOU ure in.
teresied in the continuation of this wall
public opinion should continue to denouuce
you and hold you up to the public gaze
Sir, never let us hear you again boast of
your secession principles LAC.