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OMciaI-By the Governor.

HEADoU ARTERs LOUISIANA MILITIA, ,
.a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OFFICE,
New Orleans, March IL, 1859. \
mo Cotton hereafter be shipped the interior of
the State any point the Mississippi river for storage
sale. sf7-
11A Cotton shipped in conravenon of foregoing para
graph of this ORDER after this date will be reshpped at the
expense Of the to point in the interior.
IIICommanders of Brigades and gmens will see that
this order is rigdly enforced.
IV-Major General John L. Lewis commanding tho State
Militia will issue his orders accordingly.
By order of
-sJ 49, THOs. O. MOORE,
Governor and Commander. in. Chief
NJ. GRIyoT, Adjuant and Inspector General ml3 2p3t
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EsefsaDUUs.

DIR. j. E. LOCKWOOD has removed his office from No
lo4 Rampant street. to No, $50 JULIA STREET between
Cnrondelet and Barenue street.
Where he gives sons from Il O'Clock NJ IN NJ,
and from to s p. M. nI7 9,,t&
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Headquarters Second Brigade.

- = LOUISIANA VOLUNTEERS c. S. A.. }
Is CANT LEWIS, March 9, 1862. :
Hereafter visitors, except those having special permits will
be allowed to pass into this Camp only THURSDAYS and
on SUNDAYS.
w. By order Of
..-. 81. +. l., TRACY,
...4-- Brgadier General Commanding
THOMAS F. WALKER. Major and A. A. G. mil 2p6t
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- hseGUIGrN ~ CO.,

p haeGUraIN ~ CO.,
8 AILM A RER 8,
r-t No. 247 Julia street, New Basin.
notice. f'''' "ao tags hihue al Inc shoftest
large supply Canvas. always on hand Of .h, very ben.
r@$~~s' 51-. mao ~
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JACKSON, TENN, Feb. D. 1852.
To Gov. Thos. O. Moore
VIII accept all good equipped troops under August
thai will offer, and for NINETY DAYS.
Let the people of Louisiana nndersa that here proper
place 10 defend Louisiana.
MI 2ptf 4y 4..-r G. I. BEAUREGARD.
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onioInl-Ry the Governor.

goes " HEADQr tARTERs LOUISIANA MILITIA, }
49, acknowledgements OFFICE.
New Orleans March s, 1863.
ORDERS NO Sill : -. :,
yolunt ers for ninety days. 10 leave the State
under Gen. Beauresa rd's call will be received.
80 BY order Of
+~-sl THOS. o. MOORE,
I Governor and Commander in. Chief,
N. GRlyorr Adiuant and Inspector General ml4 2pst
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Waaltcd.
nl4 2ps

TEN NURSES, fer Private Hospital in Mississippi. APP
ply at No. 50 eravs,- street, SS
T.. o. sULLY charm'n,
ml4 2rst Elk. Com. Relief Association.
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thin NEW LI Egass OF DEFENCE.

change ia our line of defence in Virginia seems
10 bare been made ecessary BY change Of mill
Y tafy policy on the part Of the enemy and the
y that Thu Rapp ahannoek river, from
ia month t0 its head waters, will be the future base
y 0f Cen Ohnst Ihe enemy hasSbeen foiled ID
the atfe1apt TO each Richmond by York river and
the Penihspla They have been foiled also in their
scheme 70 reduce Norfolk into possession, without
which IL would be unsafe for them to ascend James
river. go up the " ALLEY, and cross the noun
tains R0al sbea peIilous undertaking, and there
tore one Wa of approach only il left TO them.
iIhiais by the Rap ahannock river from any point
uhichit scarcely over fifty miles to Richmond
From the hea Of ship on that river, to
RlelIlond, ~ nifty miles precisely. III NJ
The Rapp ahannoek issues out of the Blue Ridge
Mountains, and runs In d! southeastern direction.
Fdiacharg ing itself into Chesapeake Bay between
\ Fortress Monroe and the mouth Of the Potomac.
For forty miles from its mouth ii is nayigabe for
largest vessel of the Federal navy that floats,
and the roads are good from the head Of ship nayi,
CATION to Richmond. IN the last war with Great
I Britain Tho enemy understood the Importance Of
possessing this river, and sailed npit taking pos
aeHaion that are scattered along the
banks y has been blockaded since the present
war hegnn as otherWis we might have constructed
gnnboats, and even first class yesselsso war and
sent them ont into ghesap eake Bay and into tie
ocean. A
IL better line fdefsnce than the one We have
retofore held and the change il to be regretted
1onIS, that II poses 81 larger portion Of Virgil
TERRITORY than before, to the rayages Of the
enemy Butif Johnston had held bis position at
sganTe lille, the Yankees might have got behind
him by ascending the Rappa hannock. By estab-
lishi1g hiss new is not only as capable as
ever of resisting anY advance Of MceIellans army,
MT cait the enemy may have Of
getting in his rear. They are, now checked at
every point, as operations BY water. The Rap
pahannock The md the James rivers are de.
sndaa gainst them and they must go to,Isich-
nend A. land all the way and fight their
sthrong fair fields. They will he defeated.
think r. they attempt it and they seem 10 think
as sis shoWn BIZ their depsing all
cther q success except by pitched battles
400 equal tersass The Yankees have now no wav of /
getting round our lines, and can only sueceed -
gstt.ng them We have great faith IL tia
Apltisy sof Gen ohiston to hold them ID check,
TRENT they snccee in effectng alanding on the
our Genera is can mas their forcas
attHelve hours notice, between the invaders and
Rlehnopd, sby means ~ the Central ana York river
railroads =
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ETaT bE la LoUisEAEE PsIoIssE u OR,r,.e,
.. Vile de IN SGuyrl, tIrifHrs
ASSIGNMENTS eli 6gue duNHut qt,ie,ru iouy do y,-
1867. i'' '"' '' '"h'of'
,o, j.. r. MITCHELL,
ttr,..l tts,ft 10 d.;
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Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans |
Us 1t remembered that tbs l4lh Of December 1851 tos
me- ME undersigned Jusce Peace In md for In, m
aforesaid, personally appeared OMER GAILL,KD Prv
aea' ma A. StiRElBER Secrctary, Of tie Citizens. Mrus
Insurance company 81 NeT O.t.s wI9 LS;'g duly gYorr
according 10 law do doposo anu ,Y hEL foregoing ,ur.
Just and true ana CORRECT Transcript from Tho books o.
tho Company,
euP'oood and sworn to In New Orleans ths 18th DAY G.
December, 1861, before ne,
D. F. MITCHELL,
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[Advertsementl
southern Independence Association,
EXTRACTS FRoMTHE PROCEEDINGS AND pEL1Rr
-er Es.1 RATI0NS %
OF MARcn IS, 1862 ORDERED TO lie Prn11surn


Resolutions adopted unanimously as EXPRESSIVE of tho
poses and objects of the SOUTHERN INDEPENDENcE
ASSOCIATION. -T
ihs Association Claims 10 be organized for the np,nose If
aag toward The success and triumph Of the revolution we
nave entered into in vindcaon Of our liberties honor and
Independence.
he members repel with imputaon that there bs
Ill their purposes and object derogatory to the reee,
que to the laws of tho country or to those invested with m
power to administer those laws under the Constitution
They have no desire beyond supply ing that which laws
o' times OF peace and tranquility may be found wun. in
these times OF war and revolution.
ihey wish TO strengthen the of our public
where those authorities will show the least inclination Ia on
nue. IN The loyalty of the people and in fidelity of This
ISOLATION. - $3.50 "
They have gwen individually and collectively the most
irrutahe evidence of their devotion 10 the priucpl,s on
whieh this revou ion pedcated only by swearing ale
glance the Government which has grown out of it, Int also
by committing themselves in manner which precludcs nil
pssibty of reconciliation compromise with the fee to
WI by pedging themselves against the reconstruction of
e ohoh Whatever be the flute of the war; TO whatever
eNt'emes and disasters reachery ncapacy may reduce
the country. =
But while they profess earnest desire to act in concert
win Inc constituted authorities Of the State they arc by no
MEANS disposed to surrender their right watch them and NV
proper vigilance to secure such protect this
city and STATE from their folly their ignorance and above
ALL from the influence of colnses against which thu mhI;c
conscience is in open rebellion
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TN Gosr ~ TIIs VA Z. 4,

sesT ros TnE expenses Of tho
IL asons eyer E
eyey mar woman and child ID thr GEMS
siisS states
s every hong and si5U every mins wv ",
III II oas h9ass tor
neasis os sas
~ H would take iii Tia
toF cost ii war w ~
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Boots, Ssseea aFs5 Rss'agGsss,
AZ LBsALg l

Boots, Sssoea and RSssegsEss.
AZ WHOLESALER
fantstionn supplied with prime Ditchias BOOTS Ruses
BRO3ANs; Wool Mexican Palm Leaf Stray
HATS, ut theiowest mari prices by
FROST s 90,
No. 10 MarszneStreat, New Gr!esrs,
Entp. Caps, etc., at VVhoiesafs.
Tcareconstantyreeeving eraassortmeutet Elk sps
Fur UGssmere. Panama Lexhorn, Straw fsat Escs,
and Wool HATS, sstha lowest market prices, by
49, FROST Il CO.,
1y!3 ?pkT No, 10 Masa,na erest. Feworlsyrr,
Es'ness TWa2sSa,
Manufacturer al all kinds of Fancy g.
CANDIES, sYRUPs, GUM DROPS, JUJuBg PASTE
AND SUGAR ALMONDS, BY STEAM, =
old Levee Street. 40
ial52psmMo Between St. Louis and CONT New Orleans
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~ NEW REsIs d understand d regiment
isa Peer formed IN the Attakapas parishes.
of tIe finest material Of that section "a
and that Il Il to be commanded by tbat
ssnine1t of Lonisiana, Gen. Alex. d. clonat
4 trpn sneh eginent and auch 4 cam M =,
uishsd yice may BE- expected W.
,;s,
leasure. ths MIL snirit q n, rs;a,.
ieser heat 81 Of our SAT- "a y. apose
ere in receipt Of the Annual Rsport i, H.
Rnblic ccounts To- the4 at,ss ~
ntainng Ito pages ii useful infor.a
tsah tles tiaanc rodnetfons and ponn.
siation of tfie SUI u v. u n psVp.l-
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sAesssGss Bird,
SUCCESSOR TO sEwELL 7. TATLoR) IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,

VsUCUEsSUK TO SEWEIL T. TAYLOR) INFORTEE OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS. ETC.
Ecs. IL and 15 Royal street,
Hasnow instors large supply of the celebrated CIR EE De
BOu2Y HAMPAGNE, In quarts pnts also, other brands
Wis: CHARLES HEtDsEIOK, PIPER HElDsEICE, PAR
hEhTIER and other brands of inferior quality have
largo assortment Of the best Old Sherra such AMONrI
bAbo, TOPAZ SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR ERRIEs-ls3s-SeUTHSIDE MADEIRA, Of
direct importation other Asdeirss of lower grade aupco
Old London Dry Dock PORT and other Pors GRADE
The celebrated sAZARAC BRANDIEs-vintsge 1875 1898,
1909 and ssalags supply always hand. All grades of
eLAREr and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood Wills
AYs-Scotch and Irish Old Rye Bourbon Wheat wbh
s5s. SCOTCH ALE and PORTER, in pnts quarts COR
blALs etc My Of tho best WINES which
Fill seBod on as other the c.v
AARON BIRD,
Sly 2nly Nos. Is and Is Roysl atrsst
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Nsh GfIsails BaiIp Crescent,

sssas 0sNIxONs 1ltittnEs md Rroprtetor.aes
sx,FEIoIs - no. 70 CAMP STREET.
Ysariy ssbseri The Week, % Gents
acknowledgements ,nserfed at his usual rates. a
ri MAIDS regular advertisers
sasriis Nsslriy Crsseent Is slished every satur
naornins. Subscription. il adsanes.
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH y, 1882.
1 sisEAEING oUT PLAINLY. g.ss$
All Columbus, III elsewhere, the Faaerals have
1isplayed the cloven foot, and demonstrated that
\ bisct swaging the Present waits nothing
8 bnt downright whoissa ale plnlter. As soon rs
SSthey took Of Columbus, they proceeded
VS. aeize sx auga GLASSES, tobacco and other
H ps-psrty belonging 10 private parties they could
elay their hands on Nothing was respected, per
aonal and property being totally disregarded
n md, according to The Memphis Appeal, I. the
B declaration was publicly made !, ~ Col Buford,
" eomman ding, n that the expenses OF the war must
paid BY the South, and that all the property Of
the Confederate States, SO far as ii should come
their control, would be used. for that pur-
n pnse.'' 4 sss 5
this II to be the future conduct Of our enc
mics the past amply proves. Wherever they have
d occupied place they have noT Ter respected pri-
u yate propert They de- and persstently
sYiolatc nsages Of civilized warfare, just as
81 thongh no sueh nsages existed-as though civiza-
Il lion and christianity had done nothing to mitigate
the horrors necessarily incident to state Of war
ss Port Royal they seized upon all tho cotton;
u there, and 1t to New ork, to be sold for
~ their own benefit. Att Nashville, where they are
shehaving tolerably well and making sweet prom
Al Of their Afst actswas seize . large lot
of cotton belonging TO indi Fiduas and at Column
" bhs tho process 0f plumber was accompanied by
tGss declars that the expenses Of the war
h be borne BIZ md Is that al the property
the Confederate States, as it fell into their
power 81 would be used for that purpose.,, This
away ali at once, and We trust
its viii have the effect of arousng the Southern
e,s naf1sse; TO III proper conception Of the
Ultimate Intentions Of the Federals, and Of their
6sgIl IL the premises. There should be one
rush to arms and, hereafter, when it
deemed necessary to fall back from
one position To- anet her, that all the property
into the hands Of the foe, which can
Y not pc removed to place Of safety, be utterly
i yed. This policy should be enforced with
I xoTable and 1T is to be hoped that our
auth will So strictly carry out the
astsof Congress as to prevent the Federas
m future from lining such morsels Of plumber
This end can be accompl BY the exercise ii
trnness and prom titnde, and we have an abiding
is.ith that our ers will take such
stepa as VII make our Wonld. be plunderers wrtfe
sinIder thy pangs Of disapp ointed ayarice.
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HASK 0F LOUISIASA,

BASE 0F LouStASA
Ne" Orleans, Dec. ~, 1861. {
/ fST OF UNCLAIMED or UNCALAED
~ for Gums Of money published accordance with An nrt
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all 'oU 4 Tie Baton lsonge Sugar plant

aYe ere indebted y fudge Ds % Aver, for aeanne e. IA,
AZ iss saline springs III u
e Question y .s6s ani II Il
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ssA Saoop: sLEErER A Richmond lady says Gen.
ua slept soupdy not to have missed hs
FiLow ths nest morning.
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EMssNsgse's Cotton Press.

OPPOSITE THE JACKSON RAILROAD DEPOT.
We prepared TO dray and forward all freight for
shipment per jackson Railroad.
ials 2pts WILLIAMS Il FASSMAN,
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Foreign .aaNii fa-osss .Seeg Orleans,
VIA TAMP1Co,
CoANECIlNG WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS,

Inc undersigned now suffering in common with others tne
nconVeniences of blockade and non in er.oura ;.h
countries has by The advice aud auprova1 nr T. via1su
ioS.'SteF nj new Orleans taken ali ucedul masure to as,
losn at his own expense Monthly Mail between NEW Or
s anu 'he AeS'c"i port Of lMnpco connect with the
regular British Mail Steamers touching at thu, port.
de Aea5rgney and r. NJ Mazar highly recommended bv New
oeS merchants have been appointed duly qualified as
mail carriers by Postmaster for this service The Ara ~
CONSISTING OF lSS letters left this city lGh instant in
charge of Mr. Meserigncy The mail will clos. ON The
9h OF November, poSmo, Mt O'Clock z NJ aud will leave
We" orie"s the next morning. The third ma leave New
e"s Oh me oh OF December subsequently as SOM "A,
proper arrangements be made the regular f dor
I'M I'll bt on the 10Th and 18th zach month mukrp r
monthly mail.
IarW Of Charges on Om1ony Leys acl,tin4 EouEy,o,,
Postage.
Single Letters half an less tope and mupe rates
in proportion)
10 Mexico ..............................S0 60
To Island of Cuba ....................
10 other West Indies.
10 f1aFope'..- .,.,.......... 90
Letters from abroad recered through th qrc rcp
The foreign Postage such Letters prepaid to Tan
rlco and they must be endorsed By India Mail via
Tanpico, care of Postmaster NntaInoros"
ANTONIO COSTA,
rev Orleans Oct To- 1851. No 10 Cusoinb ousc st.
Post-Ofice Notice.
fheoregons project Foreign fully entitled 10
public confidence Antonio Costa, Esq, is New Orleans er
chant OF responsibility and He been resident
Of New Orleans for the last thirty years
Letters intended for this Mail Euy enclosed along with TIM
Money required tariff above the oncr adj
aressed Costas Foeign Mail care of Postmaster Now Or
ears"
Inc Confederate Postage to this Office DO prepaid
j. L. RIDDEEL1 Postmaster. |
New Orleans, October Is 1861. olo grIr |
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BRITISH STEAMERS.
fhs Company has completed its arrangements for the pomnt
and rapid transmission of MAIL MATrsRto
All Parts of the WorIdI
The Fifth Messenger will leave
On SATURDAY, March lst lsGl.
Should the Messenger with any difficulty owing TO the
present political troubles Mexico or deem prudent he will
20 to Havana by sea.
Tariff of Charges on Outward Letters.
dnclulins Confederate Postage from this cityl
Single Letters half ounce to Mexico ........ 81 90
= 10 h"ea .".''.....,........ l %
10 Europe .................... l "a
- 10 Chi'ea Statts-....,-....... %
"efs o'of half an ounce will be charged in proportion
ope" e'efs Tor the United States will be received and am
,ueu ny committee appointed by Major General Lowell
II approved by said committee they will be scut f wnrd If
not approved, they will be returned '
Letters from abroad be through this tnp,.,y
lhey must be enclosed n envelopes directed 10 the cr f
'he south Western Express Company" Hnvaun md the
postage 10 mat place be prepaid The express charges from
HAVANA may be collected at destination.
Letters Tor this Express be forwarded from any part of
the Coniederacy by the Southern Express Company chs IN
destination being prepaid.
Letters by mil DO enclosed with amount reuued AS
per tho above tariff the South Western xple0 Com
pany, New Orleans.
For further information apply to Agents of tbs sou4bor
Express Company. III any pnrt of the Concdelncy
j. j. MCkEEVER, President.
L" -pt VI Camp street, New orleunl, La.
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SOskfh.HK,esfea.n
II x r r II IS COME ANY

EXPRESS FOR "FokEIGN MAIL NATTER CON
NECT1NG AT TAMPICo, MEXICO, WITH THE
BRITISH STEAMERS.
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GTFICE CtTIzEHs' MUTUAL EysUe-
- ANEE COMPANY. - -

~ ANCE COMPANY.
NEW NEIEASS Feb. TO- lsf2
he following Certificates of Scp Issue Of s5 togo
he with the iarge.t uecrGea thereon remain UNCLAIMED in m
nrp, nvyit--
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10 Cotton Factors,
leather.
Redemption or City E1onds.

Redemption OF City Egouds.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE CONSOLIDATED
DEBT OF New ORLEANS.
New Orleans. Feb. 10, 1862
Notice is hereby given that ling the 3h Section of
an Act of the Legislature Louisiana entitled
Act to Consolidate the City New Orleans and to Provide for
the Government and Administration Affairs" approved
February 3d. 1852 sealed proposals will he received the sale
to tie city OF bonds issued according the foregoing to The
amount of two hundred thousand dollars until 26h day of
March, 1862 at IL O'Clock NJ.
Proposals to be addressed o. DEUYs Secretary and en-
dorsed proposals for the sale of Bonds"
JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
CHAS. W. CULBERTSUN, Comptroller
ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer.
2. s. WILTZ
Chairman Finance Committee Board Of Aldermen
j. B. LEEFE,
Chairman Finance Committee Board Assistant Aldermen
fel9 2ptm26 o. DEBUYS, Secretary.
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SELF Wifi
To the Friends
y > U E PRO RESS
DE BOWS REVIEW.
VOLUME xxx
To the Friends
LU ME- X X X

" Ii NJ X x.
With the January number begins hirieth volume of thi,
monhly which tho only Southern work that has ever ss
taned itself amid all dscouragcments which has
entity tor fifteen years exhibited the and the
rights and duties of This section of the Union
In the present times appeals confidently for greatly on
agea circulation and for prompt payment all bscrber
Now the time to send mail names for the new yea,
ana rs Abolition journals to be discontinued subscrnon
Will be turned into home channels
TERMS, SIS PER ANNUM
Three copies for. .........,.,.,.,. SIN
rive copies for
AeA eopc' ...........S2S
All current bunk noes received orders upon IN;
any of the towns cities.
Back numbers volumes sets be supplied
h9-The Editor will be found the office of tho Review No
Camp street. next door to Crescent office d3 2sltkWf
NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF RIEpICINE
Situated on Common street, opposite the Charity Hospial
IheRest Course Of Lectures In this Institution will com
mence g.
Thursday, the 18th November. 1850.
and terminate in the latter part of March, 1861
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Gota Eaces ! I!

5000 YARDS OF THE FINEST QUALITY, AT
Fl. FRANkOS,
Corner of Poydras and
iel7 2ptf Carondelet streat
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FTAT DE Ia Louisiana, PARossE p'i)RbrAus
WIG dc la Eouvelle o. leans. (
hS5cment ct urd par-dpvant moi CO sixj;uc our s
ver, lSf2 u II MtT,,JEIr zen
jaT tDL Doux,an,o I,,u.i, g..
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ERaoVAs4.....-...,...... .........REmoyAL
DIS. CLARK = FRIEDRICHs, Dcutsts
trea Crescent City Bank, s' g I'M, .,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-08

as 70 insure the liberation by proclamation Of all
the slaves
General John Cochrane states. ssvs the Tribune
correspondence hence. that If the Northern Gov
ernors will send on troops to inluSe new blood
into the worn regiments Of the Peninsula. Gen.
Mcclellan could sweep on 70 Richmond IN six
seeks. Now, If Richmond Is taken before Jan
nary. winter campaign can DC carried on in the
South, which can not be If the war is confined TO
the border until January. and operations in the
South during the winter will be left TO gunboats
and insnrgent slaves. as recommended by the
Tribune
The result OF the scheme OF the Government
and the Abolitionsts will be TO prolong the war
year or two more than Il need be, at an expense
10 the people Of nj least another thousand million
OF dollars. There is no likelihood that the Pres
ident will take the responsibility OF authorizing
the raising of one hundred thousand volunteers in
the North more than the laws call for. in order
that the Governors NAV hare a standing army at
their control, whose support at home. and not at
the theater of war, will add hundred millions
OF dollars TO the public expenses. But il seems
these Governors are anticipating authority by the
President, and are keeping back great numbers
OF volunteers in camp at home when they are
needed here So hereafter there is To be stand
ing army at the North. TO be supported by the
people, who in turn perhaps are TO lie controlled
by bayonets. Ii the volunteers will carry out
the desires of these Governors, who, among
other things, NAV dictate a suspension of cleo
tons, or perchance act upon Old Thsi. Stevens 5
idea, of treating elections as If theD never had
taken place.-N H. Herald.