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Confederate States OF. .dn,erica.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
rs ORDNANCE orrIcE.
@rs Richmond, March z, 1852.
Bids will be received at this 0ics until the 18th day Of
April next, for the following ORDNANCE and ORDNANCE
MATERIAL. for the Confederate States Army: ~
sB$ 100000 tons charcoal colds blast Pig Iron.
$4,000 tons Blooms charcoal.
y $4,000 tons Wrought Iroa Bars. Of various sizes.
IA 1gd l0-inch Columbads sp7s55
4 lDa S.ineh Colnmbiads.
i 100 l0.inch Siege and Garrison Mortars.
- 100 15-inch seacoas Mortars, * e
800 l2,pouider Iron Howitzers.
$50 6-pounder lion Field Guns T
Bids may be made for quantity Of iron hundred
tons, and for any number Of guns ten.
Drawings Of the guns Will be furnished only parties
bids accepted. e .a5
Bidders will state the points Of delivery, and the date
which not hundred tons Of iron be expected
to be furnished. III sss 4. 35a 81 III \
They also state the time to furnish the whole
Of their bid. gtsl 81 &
Bidders for guns will state the date the delivery ana
the time required to supply The whole number. ) a
Payments will be made delivery than fifty tons
iron and the right pay Confederate
reserved.
Bids must be sealed and enclosed and endorsed the
velop, Proposals for Ion Proposals for Guns, as
fhe may be.
nl3 2ptapl0 Chief of Ordinance.
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rEsTraoNY OF a MINISTER.

respect We think IT worth g publish letters
received from gentlemen whose high standing renders es
testimony Of no little weight with people sense
One Is from he Rev. Barrett widely known md loved
Throughout md called "a new field or
labor in Northern who John Wright under
date Of tho 2Oh Of September. 1875 as follows I:
You little know the good which been accomplished al
ready BY hose few boxes q Pulls yn ID me- III
that visit have been beseng MANY
member Of little flock and all ihia neighborhood they
arc hailed " the o u, satisfied now my
deer friend even thar sai al the
time you their Such sure and PLEASANT
remedy was never before given % nspies b mercfaI
Author. = " h agf
The other from successful planter 81 Alabs.
ma, which we insert entire II s
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ScOtl's Cavais'D Regiment.

III NEW ORLEANS, March 10 1861. Y
Gatt KosCIFfsCo RI Hg.sNs III authorized to faise 4
Company Of Mounted Men, be attached 70 my Regiment
win Simply snd al equipments except horses He will
rcportto mo with h Company on El RiySs Middle Tonnes
see. Or 1t Gen A. $. Johns.oass Headqaar tets.
II ss5 u. 8. SCOTT.
Il W ~ Colonel First Regiment Louisiana Cavalry
Under the aboys aath1 am raising Accompany
Until mustered into eceiyed will rendezvous
at Blue Cane Parish 81 Catahouls
Communications aadessa there will DO promptly for.
warded If left at the etetala Office, Orleans
or at No. l2s Common strset. vi x Il 81 x
Il ap59 2p2.aw2w ~ All 81 Is. r.. HYAMS. q
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saas,e2stVfd 1ns.tf' IL 4
M THIN $s3is3s5
Up ROTV q IS n II MI 1iA It S III 9A IIS.

3yP Rove is = M "a III 8 III 2A
The following amended tariff ~ whlclt regd
the date hereof init, thu sale
the articles therein mentioned & - ts}S
sss BEEF--on FooT.
First quality not toexeeed cents pound
second quality, ~ 10 cents por pound.
Third quality, IL. ...,.. cents per pound.
ss BEKF-Br retail.
First class, comprising loirs and ibis not to 81
70 cents per pound
Second class roand runap and chuck. net to
Third Glass, neck, shoulder and shanks, not iigg
Y eHeoed cents per pound
i PORK.
On foot gross not to exceed II cents per pound
" fe'aii, ~ 20 cents par pound
Green Meat, hog soand, at wh,iesaia, not 70 81 !
exceed cents per pound.
Green Meat, hog round, at retail, en-. a z. ~
4 II ceed 30 cents per psund5
BACON. 5s5+,gi
Hams and Sides, at Wholesale. not to ex. q. Vi
cead. IA per pound
Hams aud Sides per pound
Shoulders, at Wholesale, ....25 cents per pound
Shoulders by retail, .... 81 cents per pound
Lard, In terces q cents per pound
Lard In kegs, ~. % cents per pound
Extra ouble, wholesale exceed sl7 per barrel
Extra Double. by the barrel .$s per barrel.
Superfne, at wholesale, .....Sl4 per barrel,
Super6ne by the barrel, ..,.. S16 per barrel.
Fine at Wholesale 49,. sll per barrel
Fine, by the barrel, ...... $l2 per barrel.
BREAD.
First quality ounces per loaf Of
First quality "A ounces per loaf Of 10 cents
Second quality ounces per loaf Of cents
Second quality is ounces, per loaf Of 10 cents
RICE. @ s.@355z As y, z
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gsp 0Elssaa BaIg esssfsa, lssg Ipsaa9 ptl IL 1852

f70W MEN N GSt fab iiNs ~
This Herald currssn onaent writes from
Fortress Monroe under date of March % ~ fos
lows:
ME advent of INC 1ferriae oli her lloatle ms.
sion although unknow NJ the oatsiae Wofta, sas
nat i,neynsoted to those III authority here. About
one week ND Mai .tsen. Wool receiy anthofitas
live The was and
nscssd NJ aly moment among the large Union
hest oT Fortras Monroe, Gen: Wool With that
4sssnmnt;fTde which has heretofore charac tsrized
MI sisoial duties, at once dispatched ono Of his
afioial mid, Major ~. 2. Jones, TO the temporary
farlunns of the new army telegraph at Earlyile,
thirty miles distant from here, across to the ghes
apeake Bay. From there o telegra phic dispatch
was aent to Secretary Of War Stanton, giving the
information regarding the anticipated adyent. Of
the Rebel battery Merrimac and urging the De-
spartment ~ hasten forward all available MD to
repel any depreda that il mig attempt: Seq
Tetary Stanton had m iinme date conference with
the Secretary pf the Navy, and the Ericsson Bat
terry, the Monitor, and the frigate st. Laurence
were dispatched f0rwith from this port to Hampe
ton Roads, to cooperate with the other naval yes
ssels MT that D6)iJlt a. 5sssf4s
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Tomatoes ], IL Ii suggested !, should be planted IN
large quantities for the use Of the camps. Those
acquainted with the renark able medicinal prop
critics Of this BILE will most heart.
aily endorse the suggestion. Let our planters and
gardeners raise them III such abund this sea-
SON that besides the home demand suff Gent shall
be in hand supply the army. II is believed that
issue them 10 the army next summer as part OF
the rations, will prevent many cases OF fever dys-
aenterys and diarheea $j 81
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Committee & ON q. Public &, SAFETY n,

New 0RLElNs, March 30, 1852.
Notice hereby planters and persons donating
Old Iron tho Government, thai the old
kettles, BARS; and all iron badly burnt
being worthless, should not be sent to the city
msl 2pln GEO @. sLAWRAsoN, Secretary. 4
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.sas.o,. Bts.d,

at9fEI~f11lF &SA1txE.
ssucoEssoR 70, sEwE.f1. r rAyI,oR poRr 4. ~
rIu,, a. I, 4, ur,Sr rIorfo1,s rrr
81 B ~ 4, laa.sts "a. q n "a ~ N
Il sg H"s. Ao ahu - 49, =
~, m, III pIprp r1E1nsrInu ia i, Z
arss assortment q .hs sss GA shsros sues ~
ANCHOR 81 rsrnA =,
tree. importation other nadsrss Of lower supsro
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Bosri or Prov st Marsinais.

Il 49, NEW ORLEAss, April TO- 1862.
Board Marshais the immediate sezu,e
of Flour Wheat found hi Of dea1eswh
refuse Il sell hem be ored Tor sale 70 Bakers
ss p souLE.
$s GYPRIEN DUFOBR,
s9Ss y ss ~ ". RuRTHE,
58ss$ Ii s#55tS TAI NJ 5sS "a. M sP0FFoRD,
H s.'s sss:.ss 81 n H. b. OGDEN,
Is ap1I 2ptf S4 NsTREPAGNIER. ssy
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4 Committee Of l,ubItc s :, a.,

SssSs new ORGANS. March %. 1862
Notice hereby Planters citizens wiling
donate Old Iron. Copper Lead OF Bells u our GOV.
that the Robinson Capt Jos salIba
has by this centee bring donations
tohe city Mother the Confederate nor State Governnent
whatever he country 10 purchase such
Articles. I'm t $SS es.S - s6sss95s
mi 2pl2t GEO q. LAsYRAsoN.s Secretary. ss
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\ Confsder.te states OF America.

~ HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. l. NJ u
n ss5ajt New Orleans, March 20, 1867 )
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. ss.l n NJ h q
xAll from any Court Of Law Equity in the
Parishes Of Orleans and jefferson eeetion FAINT
soldiers the eryics the Government either on
land due, hereby suspended and no
such collections shall be forced until further orders
Bycommand Of Major General LOWELL.
y. e. PICKETT. Assistant Adiutant General NIL 2pln
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Committee on 4 Pubic SAFETY.

5S s New ORLEANs, March 80, 1862.
Notice hereby Steamboat Captains only
dnara per ton freight will be allowed bythis Committee
for old iron brought to the city, sS as
| mai 2pIn GEO. sLAWRAsON, Secretary. VI
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I.IEALrn IL MANS clIIlsF isaEssfsas Il


II IEALrfi il nIANss GITIisE sLHssfNafs
= Oh, Happiness, how far No ties \ Y & IS
From MY own paths In search of thee MY X yas I
Frout Heath. thy own pure fonnt, ws stray sis
Nor God given Instincts e,cr obey lss x
Too proud from Natures seif 10 Learn
Natufe's own rsnedtas We ppurn J, X sS
wRIGHTs SOUTHERN INDIAN YEaEp
"a Able FILLS VI w. 8
'4Hr orrraED 70 nm People ria
CONFEDERATE STATES On AMERICA
PURE sIarIE s s q g
s ron rriE " 80 sSS3s
Toning and Forttfying 81 the system
Diseases, either OccnsionaI Or Ept- jf
dcmfc; and for the cure OF ali 9a
Ailments having the name Of II "a Il IN
Inernttent Remittent Nervous 1naamatory Putrid
Fessrs Measas, Small Pox and Eryspelas ISaamI1a.
tonof Hrain Tsroat Lungs, tntss-
tines Kidneys md bladder; Pains The Stomach BACK
and Side; Consumption Bropyy of The Head, The Chest
Of the abdomen and Of tho Llnbs scpfua scnfyy and
Syphilis Cancer Gravel Loss Of Appetle Sick Head.
acne Splitting of Blood Rhsunatieu, both acuts and
Chronic Darrhea. and coIics syneops Apo
peays and Paralysis dyspepsia, Hypoesoadrasis, Te-
tanus Epilepsy, Wlteoplng Cough PalpitAtioh OF the
Heart Ulcers and Sores Of every description
Weak Nerves and Lowness Or SPIRITS and
oher delicate Female Complaints n
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Moderate states Of America.

HEAou4RTERs DEpARraExr No. L. 4,
Il. New Orleans, Air7 1897
tspersons employed atthe C. s. Arsenal 81 me.
chaas and tsbere having exemptions military duly,
signed BY Capt Richard Lambert, . s. a.. Commanding
Arsenal are hereby exempt service.
By command Of Diajof. General LOWELL
y. y Assist ant Adjuiant General apps s2p6t
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!.3FNoI,ItIee

s&s oFfIcE or THE ASSOCIATION FOR RELIEF or
N s aSs5 SICK WoUEnEp SOLDIERS, =
New Orleans April 8, 1852.
members o this are requested attend
adjourned meeting ll,hDstant O'Clock.
The Rooms, IN The Exchange Building,
Royal street. 3 hi Ell
apo 2pst = Az, T. FRERET, President.
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Yolunteerss Refer Conan ttee.

CRY II ALL Room No. is, Y
/ New Orleans April 8 1s62.5
AIT the last meeting the Council this Committee
athorzsd extend Or the families vol
anteers include all shall have been mustered
service State and place
pay mothers sisters
mustered active they shall
said volunteers
Tor their snpport in needy circumstance
must make application the Committee in
which they reside, as follows
WardAt No 39l Nayades street. II O'clock.
Eointnittee- Cox s, A. Kngsand, NJ. Gordon, III.
Second 3l2 Apollo street,
o,claek. Committee N. Iaborde Aicklin, Thompson
GfesnHea. s4 saaa3
Third Hall, Room No 49, from 10 to O'Clock
Commute Gefard sith, a W Bothick, Whelmus Bogaft
Fourth Jules Ben's, 81 Bourbon street. from 10
BENT Dr. Ghas. Decay, Aug.
Defassrs "a
Fifih Oscar Robin corner yIllers and ST Ann
strees from clock o. ROBIN Lafay.
cite fsasol SJnies CAESAR 5${{
;FIemeconrts 2s7 Royal street. from
loto o'cloek Commit n Forst Francois Gore.
jules, j Al =, Heneconrt. gszs5s
Seventh Seehnay DIRE Alexis Re-.
bert. y. q. 9. Claiborne. ss$ It'll
Eighth ofice Of the Branch Of the Merchants's
Company Of Casacalro Eysan Fields
streets. from ~ o'clock. Committee DsIabarre
B. {. Robertson Judge TIL. Z ennedy. ss j
Ninth No. IS Louisa street, from to O'Clock
Gonlattee=- iMagtoni Emile Tabary, G. DEF eriet.
Tenth The Office Of the Seventh Justice Of the
Peace street between Andrew Josephine
from IL o'clock Committee Mensman h.
"A. Patterson IA. p. Kelly.
Eleventh WardAt ID. T. Glenn corner Washing ton and
Bacchus streets from u o,elsck. II
EHnskhie, D. z. Glenn, =. Macpherson. .s p
GERARD sTIFH, President
s7 " isLAytNE secretary APT 2pss
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ID 4 4, 3

Taesday Of typhoid On s9aEa
TEREAuR SCOTS Of Louisiana aged
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Roa,yl Of. Provost NJ arala ais. .

NEW 0RLEAss April i, 1859.
tending create srust in the
pnbc mind otherwise to produce shall be
held y acts o hostility agat the Government and viii Be
dealt vi,il sIln1iuarfl i.
asse gs$ r soUIlE,
II n 'ss GEO CARR, s9SS
81 - Y. BURTHE,
ssss Z g. DuFoUR. s.:i
5ss.ss IL, NJ ssPoFFoRD,
ss,s , II. n OGDEN.
's. rs ~ sss y. TREPAGNIER.
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4 LETTER FROM a PLANTER. f.
Il Il Nj RosEyALE, Ala, Now 4, 1890
Mess y John j. Wright 4, i o.,

4
New Orleans, LII.
psasa Gnd check atttirst
days for $40 So settlement Of account
date You will please dpzs boxes mora
Wrghps Southern Indian They arc the great
est hing ever heavy medical BILL
yearly place directions plain and sasy IN
dersood that finds difficulty treating every
case IF sickness that his promptness
and perfect negroes healthier and stronger
than those know, candidy confess
TO BE- opinion and this agreeable
fact solsly due ths The rss
Of and their being course of
these Pills use them would
not DO without tui supply small may aee
high praise to but moro o. ess
than the plain lease forward the Pills
at once, and by the fos,te as before
Yours, truly Y
E35 THos, q, HEN DERsoN, I'LL
From Dr. Charleston s. C haye rebeyed
the following honest stess him poor worthy
nan strong and soldier the armyot
Southern Independence 8
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be nsads 81 spfg'
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\ III i A. NM. a

lisss IS
as sa ;sl;s.t s'sss ,ssss The The.
ssisaS 81 the of an Europe
sSes iia order 10 prevent serious
FL s sAsfiS initisy ID hut will soon
Ebe l0oliSfi Titcr as positive boon NV Tie Esdsre
ThSv ~ cUnsia III aa Il means III extrica-
Id sateIt nd ia d pesitions the eIassness of
he ppasent al al americans not quite.
Minded pss sson ana inpot tent rage:
EN- siiF eginced AXE by their
q NM infn fhiI, air
+ sss NH b. sf5vst fo,. backed OVER
iii an. ID spite
"A ls IA tiss lie great
MI Enr0oe ~ ~ 81 thai3i faep
HI aiSd % forbid sthes progress ot
IfHSs III iIfefsT Bat ais, Is iisjailt III
dsatfsintio 81 ms eaton will
Sfsst mort Hyas HI one either Ina or
EiIke mann tbs rant ships during
ss'iss IN lsss 81 50 tozo
aeysS6fJsN axtI HID fb GG0
M sliS coaits war, continued
lhsy6nd ~ NJ viii east " asit esuals
M q {(6p aaAtsd the Onie deIata States3
iD vi aex id this il likely to be the
the bloc ades is raised before that
/ mot on I'M cottons
finaH ~ shall bro sshbly receive from India
IN othef quar- tefs about 900 bales Of cot
fss Asif hui these me- have paid no lsas than
per than ordinary tInes ri a,
rom sSs ROCKERS 81 English summers and
into those Of Indian, Egyptian, and
lBraziian ssss
a5O0HOO pneratfYes, and as ma more IL occupa
tinns diteotf emit ia the cotton such
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES printing. etc.
toa amount M ut
ilass fhafa ss Iler hand uer weak for the
aboye nasi tiUled period, represents 8 sun Sof
900 aterling and which brings the total
tloss i'll This COUNTRY rr to 900 sterling not
Efa6koning the ossss iii other branches Of our ID.
tdfstfV ma eoY1Iferce. which will be naturally
\ much afsoted BIZ the lessened powerof consumps
ltion 81 Nv Jorge IS nuinlsr of our opniation.
IT oss giey am war of tive ygass duration would be
siii With the Disaster That III id
for ts III wan il
/ nj eoonaaftsd. And wherea tie greater part q
sslj1 iiisturb eily for 4 short time thf
& tfls ths loss Sgi,ie II
shs absolute. and q greal
ING tsorfederates have shown themselves
III & sFof more
d ysar fhey have |dafanded their country
ST ii noiiern wrfare. M
weiI that Pc saccessfal q the
rand fhafs they neYs " ~
Ok anella esNe
Wnsn 9he IS 30 Iusnons and e
n ours
rE aoes net 10 .ngnt agsinst sayery.l
ggAts ior tne pfgats OF wants 70 fesall
sapp. y!ng tnss asa
n ef me South and last net least
fsit aglss ahe ~ me agency lof I'D
tra aes imports andAex
nlI tna. t9ese ars
#eA Iol ane
y iahy II feslstlne
II s1sM ny Il ~
snas oniy
~
iaseHta ahI tnsy nave neeH
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Foreign Mail f,.ons .He.y Orleans,
VA rAaPrco,
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS.

The undersigned suffering in with others the
nconysuences Of blockade with foreign
countries has by the advice and approval Of Rdde
Postmaster at New Orleans taken ali nssdfu measures
tahlsh at his own expense Monthly Mail Nsw of
leans and The Mexican port Of Tampico with tbs
regular British Mail Steamers touching al that port. Augnstp
de Mesgrignsy and NJ Mazar highly recommended
Oreaus been appointed duly qualified
mail carriers Postmaster this service The
consisting of 1883 LISTERS left this city the
charge Of Mr. Mesgrigney The second mail will close
9th of November poxmo, at o'clock r MI and viii lcaye
New Orleans the morning The th mail will leave New
Orleans the 10th of December aud subsequently,
arrangements be nade tbs regular of
llbs the 10th and 18th making
monthly mail. $50 ~ is& II
TdrB Of Charges 0m0oiny Letters, Including ConlsdeydA
III Es. Postage. Ill.,. +t5E5l,s. ~ VI
Single Letters half less doupe and multiple rates
in proportion: s5sa8}
Ao AeAico. ~ ~
To leland of Cuba. rs
To other West Indies s5
To Europe 90 ss
Letters from abroad be received through The
fhs foreign Postage such Letters must be prepaid Tam
pico and they be endorsed the West India Mall
Tarnpico. Of Postmaster at Matanorssn Si
N e an ANTONIO COSTA,
New Orleans. Oct Is, 1861. No. l6 Gnstombsuss St.
Post-Omce Notice. S55
foregoing project Tor Foreign Mail Is fully entitled to
public Antonio Costa ss is New Orleans mer
chant Of responsibility and HIS has
Of New Orleans for the last tkirty wears sS
for his Mali, NAV s alonp Win e
.oney az ner tariff .boy. sna ,a
dressed Costas Foreign care of posto,aer Nav al
lsans. n as 5Si545 S55ts 3. " s35ssssI ss&5
The Confederate Postage 10 This ce must bs .rena
38sst,5 - Il u n. RJ3ryEt,1,, postoaste AT
New Orleans Oetober * is6i 4 = f oia mi,
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Soax,E,. EW.eaSe...a En-
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n = 81 q - 4 ~ " !.
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80 y z
sAtRbsS FOR I" FoKEIda NAH, NATTER, CON
RR1TIsa srnaNt,as a J" a 2 :
5755E75 "a 1850 ssss4 g tsS5 +
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To the Planters.
LOUISIANA PENITENrIARY. !,
-----N ---.--.s- RIrnH Raricr mil L llgo I

s, ~
- y II LOUISIANA PENITENrIARY.
ag5.sgtssgst BATON ROUGE, April ]. 1862.
Under the authority Of Governor THos O.. MOORE, the
undersigned takes charge the Penitenary day.
conducts its business for of the
Of furnishing directly to the Planters material clothing
their save authorized receive from Cotton
cotton in exchange for goods extent as may be
necessary supply the immediate Of each every
Planter far can be done without interfering
Of the Government for clothing Volunteers and
the uses of the Army. tzs
In order to effect exchange with Cotton Planters we will
furnish them With yard ssyeneighths osuabnrgs for
two pounds Of good clean, Mddng Cotton here
or yard Of either ou Osnaburgs
sheeting for two and half pounds Of Cotton delivered
Their ORDERS accompanied with the Cotton received
registered and filed in the which they may be
received bnt order will receive attention
In hand The object making this exchange being extend
TO the Planters generally its benefits IL expected that
will order larger supply than will suffice for his immediate
wants No order be filed smaller quantity than
hundred yards where less quantity wanted neghbors
will unite their orders Should Cotton Planters
for their goods inead Of making exchange Cotton
orders will receive the attention. accompanied with
the sight draft upon New Orleans. 1T the prices
stated below at which the orders Sugar Planters
will be supplied In like manner '4iss
seveneighths osnaburgs at twenty cents per yard s
Fourquarters osnaburgs twenty-five cents per yard
Fourqrarters sheeting at twenty cents per yard
Each party making application goods either in exchange
for Cotton for cash. will append to his order certificate In
the following form 49, FL &.s8a ss
q The undersigned, Cotton sugaD Painter In the
Parish Of do hereby certify, on honor, that have
plantation {here insert the number Of avssnot the
number of hand slaves aad that require to supply their
immediate necessities AMI those Of my own family,
yards of goods stated in order herewith Please mark
the goods - and ship to address Of ---s----.
ESgned) =
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Board OF Proyost n1arshaIs.
Notice to Steamboats,.

-. M
! asS NEW ORLEANS, April 2, 1852 E
All Steamers and others Vessels leaving the port of New
orsns via the Mississippi river hereby notified that
Lieut. W MoILREEYY In the First District aud Sergeant
". n, HoLLAND In the Second District, appointed
Inspectors Of River Passports The inspection will be made
AT the shaf the stream the option of the Inspector
Immediately before the departure Of each boat.
Captains Of Steamers and others who akeaway passengers
from New Orleans without approval of their passports by
Inspector who Violate any other order Of the Provost
Marshas, will be dealt with summsrily. q,
US 10 a. NJ. SPOFFoRD,
Sgss8s Provost Marshal Of the First District
58$9S. 9ffs CYPRIEN DUFDuR,
APPS sptf Provost Marshal Of The Second District.
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N VIhLK LApl rs. LIN her contirlna-
tipu Iof tina Mash dies To renew
sAIl ederaaS fIicera who have
fiFiiege 20 sting them, NJ COPY
from the ianta Coined eracy the oIl0wing e.
from waite letter from one of the most
and einating bellies of thai
s$ March aes22 The Yankees are
saa 40 la hare now. 80 could
h nnniliilA tes them. soul and body Thank Heaven,
+ there aEes no Union men here, and the Yankees
sorry 70 nee how bitter eHery one it,
HE 1fes espaciall give III 10 them right and
have the and aeity to call upon mi, and
III hive the ndepeEdenee To send them word that
an sbel, and have no desire see Yaudals
hen NJ meet them On the streets we invariably
|st1as oyer ~ and hurrah for the,
sQntheFn sense Gov Andy ollnson is
/ gave tos the arch fend and traitor when He IT.
EtsIepted tn speak ito me yesterday. He quickly
atsso yerad of two years ago, and
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