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III q A1stDy ssalsy, 0sseSet 5.
- An EAm1a, BANS. Kssksk. :
PnADtxA, Hill, 81. Louie.
Monday. Oct.es
JAxrI usAxs, Pierce, dialogue.
PHsIxA, Hill, S. Paul.
Monday.
BraI Hsxpnsox, Rhodes, Dubuque.
KATE CAsssL, Davis, Ksokuk.
The river 10 reported falling from st. fs'
down. Thsss 10 three feet Of watsr On the Lowe
and four on the Upper Rapids.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
The Northern Line packet Henry C'sy' captain
Buford. Clerks Ovens and woodhouss, viii deps'
for st. Paul and way points this morning.
The Northern Line packet Dsansrk, Captain
Robinson, will depart fes -. rssl ssa way Fo'n''
to-day. Psssssgsrs aad shippers will asd this {"
sup,ss sssf. Reas srs ssrs ssesrisssss q bet
ter sdsvtsA - please Che travelling esanan't'
than he saess Of thisbsst.
I've o. 8. nail packet James Hssss, Capta'i
Pierce, viii depart fos Dubuque and istssns iis''
lAsdinss this nesniss q o'clock. W
49, The msii and passsssss packet Jennie WhiI'
pie, Captain Morrison. will depart for Fort Msd''
son and eli intern edste landings At O'Clock thi
morning. EL..LsI
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Cloth, 81. This has been rspsSlished IN Enefspd.
Every hostnsss msn and clerk should have
these books. They pay the buyer . bundr.d
fold. Every parent should get them tor their
All these arc mailed, postpaid. % rscoipt Of
Price. We ray particular attention 10 milling
books, wrapping them carefully, and will procure
and tend, postpaid, any book Any where. on receIpt
& publishers Price and six stamps. Address
a . IREEDLAY = co., IS
Tribune Buildings, New YorA.
PlANOS.-Pessons Who wish q buy Piano OF
the best makers will BE- shown how they can save
Plane, care Joy. Coo / Co., pablishers' Agents.
New York +. q.
dAvtf,b1l
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rHg FABRIC CAN 81 sEwN
Unless TIME AND MORE PERFECT
ERIE RAILWAY.

ERIE RAIL WAY.
GQR
Great Broad Gasge Des1e Track and Telegraph
RD~se, 70
NEW YORK. BOSTON
IND AL E.dsTER.r CITIES,
Carsyips she Great WsssrPn ana Nsssh
WesteRn Un1ooA ASatos Male.
CYPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK AND
IL Buffalo, daily, on the arrival Of all trains on
the Lake Shore Railroad, nsking close eonnec-
tlous with trains from Cleveland, Chicago, Mil
waukee, st Louis, Burlington, Keokuk, st Paul,
Dubuque, Galena, Iowa City, &c-the only cars
running through from the Lakes 70 New York
City
Baggage checked through. Fare always - low
a. BY any other route.
Be particular and oall for tickets via Erie Rail-
road which are sold At Ill ths principal railroad
Offices in the West.
This Road affords facilities for shipment o
Freight, superior to any other route.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN FOR FREIGHT
leaves New York daily, making close connections
through to all points West, ADD quicker time th
For Freight rates, enquire Of G Oatman, $40
Broadway, Chas Thurman, 10S Broadway, N. u;
0 II P Archer, % south street, Y; u $ Dunlap
Is State street, Boston Erie ailway Office, 81
~ CHAS: MINoT, eenr sup's M
E. 8. SPRINGER, Westssn Agent. Chicago, Ill.
4. BARBER, Agent, Burlington, Iowa,
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Mound College. Wis.

ITCDlES WILL BE RsSUNED IN THIS IN
~ ssatestcu On che arst Of September nsxs Not
withstandisg the uafoetuuate e0nditjon OF the
tis'ss, this iustsssies has eainsd, ard eostinses
g gam wide spread opuladty In ths north vest.
Sevesaa eminent professors ase nov engaged II
addition - the oSigissf number. Ii avcx eddy
ons Of orr most worthy Wssl1sn literary isssitu-
sioos. Students may enter 81 any tssisd 81 The
session: Catalogues sent frss On application 70 II
REV THOS. i POWER, y. r. PIES.
Terms for session o. 6vs months, t77.N
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CLAIxVOYANCE.

ssa CkAIMvOYANCE.
MFR. AND MRS. T. s. PRICE, HYDRO
~ eclectic and c!airvoyaat physicians. Mrs.
Price viii pay spe ,x attention to the practice Of
Ohstetries and healing diseased peculiar to her
0TvIcB HovRs-9a. n. TO & p. m. Office and
rssideaee, LeCiaire House. Reception room be.
tws.n Main ard ladies entrance, Second street.
tfsAl1-alyJ Oavenp TT. Iowa.
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THE SILVER Chord; y
A COMPANION TO TIE "HONE ClRCLEi
4 collection Of favosits
Songs, Ballads, Duett's and Quartetts's,
With Piano Forte Accomplished. :,5sx

THE "HONE C1RCLE,"KNOwNB BY ALIAS
1 most admirable compilation Of pieces for
the piano forte, finds Ct com panicn in this supse
or collection o. words with piano acc mpa me nt
Songs that have become - household vords in
nearly every eommunity-witA nsnv new can di-
dates for pablo favor, not 20 we'll known, but
whom known will b appreciated, are al kers,
Every having piano aid voice will BOT fail a
look st this book. Ono look will convince them
that il il just what they want, and having pvf-
O. based IL and given ita more thorough exsnins.
t'oD, they vti b iuly sasir6sA that mo pispo ID
complete without it,"
Flee. In Cloth, -, In Boards, $50. Nailed.
postpaid. ,a,sg4
OLIVER DITSON / CO.. Publisher.
Dep-9fM 277 Washinghn street, Eosson
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TO LET.

TO LET.
nFfNH8 AID VERY lAAR0E Rooms m
~ Post Once and LsClaass Blocks, The Le-
Claire Mskss House, suitable fes storage Of grain
oE0. l. sDAvINPORE Or
- sOHN L. COPFIN.
4. r. Z d. KELLY,
nACRE g. OF. BEEF And Pom. Am
: saipl.. ssNvs stssl. y Nv ~
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Oct.4.
FLouR.-Firm, and 5G110c better. S.500@6.6o
WHEAT. Quiet. Sales at $4,000.
CORN.-Xc higher. 3Oa35s.
BARLbY.-Firm At 650l9Oc.
OATS Inactive. 33Aa Oslo in store.
RYs.--Stesdy. Acc IN store.
BUrrsR-7X@llc.
k00s-b@6 packers count.
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New York stock Market. s-
NEW YolK, Oct. ..
Stocks active and higher.
Money on call 4g5 per cent.
G. x X. l. 1910. ...-.... .,.
American gold $l.72T.
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Report OF the n a. n. Railroad Bri0ge
yos rus wrfK ENDING OCT. 4, 1859.
Date. Sage Of Aercury.
n Voter. GAN. I'm 6f.H.
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SCOTT HOUSE,

:&-.4 SCOTT HOU Sc. ~- 81
CORNER OF HARRISON AND FRONT STREETS
sss Davenport Iowa, > n
>. >. hUMPHRk ......... Proprietoe. /
nFFlCE FOR STAGES LEANING FORLE-
~ Caise, Princeton. Lyons, Dewitt, Msquoke-
t. and Anamoss. sr30
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sURGEON DENTIST.

SURGEON DENTIST
.DY SOLICITATION OF MANY FRIENDS
ID in Davenport, have opened branch Office
the LeCiaire House, for the accommodation Of
hose who wish any thing in my line. .s4
snail be at tho LsCialre House from q. m. to
II -, every day except Sundays. he balance
# the time shall be ~ my Office in Rosk L.
i:sd.
Thankful for past favorsand pstro hope
= resolve . continuance Of the same.
~ 81. HENRY FISCHEL,
Rock Island, juno Is, 1862.
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N. FINE SOLID GOLD JEwELRY "
Rings ut with real Ruby, Pearl, Garnet, EDs-
raid and Ahs snsnelsd, Is carat, Of the latest.
styles, Ill n IS
At . u II n -
No. 8 A DF q d Y sire ct.
Real Onyx Stsus s'ssvs battons and studs, 81
with Is oarst gold, 10 sDy style desired.
HAVING extra fosiities for obaatninR puso Bsoe
s.lisn Diamonds direct from the importer, viu
furnish shsa Doastsd In aay0seylsto ortss, 1T Tie
Low EST LIVING PROFIT.
wsseAes Jswshy 80, wpsirsd II nest asd
worknsnlike manner - - Brady st.
sszs-dM !. ! - JOHN D CURRY. ssse
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINES.
THIS MACHINE MAKHS POUR DDI1REK1
stitches, ~ fsas tie eletA slthss sishs %
49, % The operator nay desire. IL ssvs very
tapAs b sasy a opsntjeo asd alDsss Deiesoss6.
u = fully projected b. letter. patent, sad epSas
aaeAias vAs.snted - the Dssehsssc asass.
~ theos dssiriag 1s0s class family ssWine
oasAiss Win b siehly 1soaea - aAssDinsaisa
. : s ~ 800 oy' p HLrcoxR 49,, q
e~'s;s 10y ~ - = ~. .piraSssi -. |.
.siH. es. ss CIV sSy - tssas
! - a.
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NEW Pennsylvania HOIISE-
ORNKR OF FOURTH AND IOWA Srs
- nn@venport, Iowa: DAVIS / Soxs, Pto,rieters
sree omnibus to and from the ears. t. 80 os
W; uIssving for LsClaire. Princeton, Lyons, d..
sare One Dollar per dav. .,..,,.
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The EISTORY OF anne RICAN MAN.
UfACTCRES. FROM zoos To
1860.
BY Dr.. J. Leandsr Bishop. Z vols. svo.
Vel; i. now ready, Vol. II, nearly ready.
This is prUbab bly, the largest and most iIo nortan<
WORK now 10 the American prsss.
Wo have also Published new editions Of the
following useful and popular hooks
The Business Mans Legal Adviser
y, sow.e 20 save money By conducting business 90
e'' authorities. 400 PIP, sheep. Plies. 81
opportunities for Indu,try; Or 4
thousand ChAAses to
Mako moDey.
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st. Louis Markets.

st. Louis Markets.
Sr. LOUIS, Oct. 8.
FLovR.-Dull at s. 50@40O.
WnsAr.-Msrket heavy, $4,000,
C0kx. : In fair demand 1t 22o.
BAsLsY.-8e@$l.
OArs-37@3Sc
kvR-Firm at 2ec,
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.aATa0o n TSiv'7f1
n -..f.e,4s. 80 oI~-TQszI fssfosttCe
.a,oy wsa ,is;aa ss!sasiA - -
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10 the undsrsiknsd xres to the FOLLOWING
III YIRMS1 OF SUBSCRIPTION:
DAnY.-l9k osntspss wesk, pa, sblsto carriers
isil and once ubscribers, 80 90 Per amman
,aysbie IN Gdvsncs.
WssxLY.-32,o0 Per annum, in advance.
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tA9aE ,raeaEssAa
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:uAD. I. PUrNAM. JOEH y. ROGERS
RUINAM Il ROGEAkSs
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW.
IA OFFICE, Davenport Block, No.29, Main st.
Jooond Floor iun7-ltf
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,. C.PAkKER, MD. CSC. v. y CAIN, X. D.
DOCTORS PARKER Il McCARN.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
I No.7 franklin 3lock, second floor, Brady St.
between Seoond and Third, Davenport, Il wa.
Da PARKRR's residence, corner 9TH and LeClaire
streets. DIR. GEO. ". McCARN;s residence, east
BRADY, second door from corner Of 9Th.
l7-df
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~ JAMES r. LANE,
a TrURNEY / COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
II Office southeast corner Of Brady and Sec
md streets, up stairs. mayl-du
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vii .Irssasfssi ,sle x taa Ia = asf1']
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TO Tire Friends
-..,. .-.-.4.s .- The
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS OF THE SOUTH


The Soldiers Relief Society Tennessee having been author
zsd and desired by the Secretary War by the Medical
Director of this Division of army perform services
the Confederate States Hospitals which they Lave discharged
under the direction OF the Governor the State Hospital
assumed similar charge and supervision of the following Hos
pitfalls, viz State Hospital First College Street Hospital Second
College Street Hospital Front Street Hospital Street
Hospital Elliott Hospital These filled with patients
from the armies of the confedeacy and every effort is being
made provide shers fast increasing
upon the discharged ues with determination do all
IN our power at whatever of personal comfort
ence alleviate the mseres and contribute wants
and comforts OF the gallant defenders of soil may
stricken down by disease, by TIE casualties war
We are receiving liberal ronrbuonsto aid US in our work
every portion OF the Confedeacy but the upon
us duly increasing and send forth appeal to the
generous citizens of the South for further assistance with the
confident expectation that will be promptly avcrably re-
sponded to by Southern heart The contributions most
needed cotton for Mattresses blankets ange under
clothing provisions and mosse any articles which
may be useful for the sick the
vaescent These when received distributed different
Hospitals under the supervision the Medical Direc-
tor, Dr. iandel However small may be the intrinsic value Of
articles contributed let it be borne in that
multitude of contributors the aggregate will be large.
Contributions should be addressed Mrs Felicia g. Porter
No. 80 Cedar street, Nashville Tennessee where
cabe and to do the wishes regard
to the disposition thereof will be complied with.
From the patriotic citizens Of the ConederRcy anticipate
prompt and generous to this appeal behalf
gallant soldiers who have consecraed their lives noble
Cause and who have been while defending our
from the aggressions of u ruthless invader.
FELICIA GRUMPY PORTER, President
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ganizationists and commercial reconstruct
many have sneered at our approximations as utterly
unwarranted. wewould draw public attention to
the following, from the Richmond Examiner, Feb.
ruary l. Digest IL:
There Is q great gulf now fixed between the
North and South, which It Is not in human power
to bridge over. II may not be too late Tor me
West I'd retrieve her blnnder and folly " consists
of great sovereign States, no longer nound "
Union with the East by Constitution tnat nas
been broken in every one OF It's PROVISIONS Aiiu
violated in it's whole spirit and purpose. me War
in which they are engaged unnaturai auo onlect
iess If 1t ID union with the South that they DESIRE
fhev can have it for the asking; if not by close
nolitcal association atleast by commercial Teaty
Throwing trade open and based upon terms OF the
widest liberaiity and freedom. Morally they are
| MT bound for the debts Of the Federal Govern
5ment Incurred unconstitntonal1y and in conflict
with every interest of their own region. But they
had better shoulder their portion Of the debt, and
march incontinently out Of the Union, than remain
in it longer, piing ii up higher and higher upon
their shoulders.
BY quitting the present ruinous association they
can partake again Of that prosperity which results
from free trade with the South. They can share
the profits and prosperity attendant upon that
slave institution which they have foolishly quarre
ed with, and are now more foolishily fighting IN
battle. 1t is hardly probable that she will act
wise part; but il there ever was o proposihon
clear and indisputable g political phloso it is
the proposition that every interest OF the West eX-
horts her to cut loose from the abolition States,
and to identity herself as closely and thoroughly
possible with the slayeholding South. " ttf
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Soldiers Clothing.
NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR 70 HOSE PRE-
/ e d. PAIRING IT

/ e PAIRING IT
am endeavoring TO furnish Volunteer Troops
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing having prepared
uniform suits of WOODEN cloth and suitable undecothes
distributed among them informed that the patriotic citi
OF several parishes also engaged similar preparations
for the benefit Of their companies II these contributions
clothing are sent by them directly to their several companies
without being of the quantity and kind sent and the
companies supplied great coufuscn and will the
sequence.
Asodier car only carry certain quantity of clothing. Is
OF great Importance that each Of soldiers shall
good substantial WOODEN Suits possble also
important that there be Of action among supply
ing them in order to avoid sending double supplies to COM
panes. '.. ... 5.. .n. B..
therefore urgently recommend the citizens of the country
parishes to send in this city supplies of clothing
they may prepare with explicit directions companies
or individuals for whom they intended will take care
that they reach their destination The clothes should be boxed
up or baled and directed to New Orleans with
OF the company for which they intended marked
statement sent to Of its contents, that may dup
cate the articles. a Ips
respectfully request the newspapers give publicity these
suggestions in consideration Of the objects effected
THOS. o. MOORE, Governor.
New Orleans. Aug. IL 1861. .., .-. aule 2p,f
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..4-- NEW ORLEANS, January 6. 1862.
In accordance with the requirements of the Charter Of
Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company snd of the Legs
lanre No. l76 approved March 17th 1852 public notice
hereby That the following Certificates of Script for the
Io and accrnng interest thereon remain unclaimed
the Office Of The Company and all said Certificates and Inherent
which shall not be demanded by the legal
within thirty days Of this notice will be cancelled annued
the thereof scceded to ,he contingent account Ia
hnoEE O Tie " " Ghar,ar
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RuREAu DE IA ,SomPAGNrE DU HOME

rs.-- NouvELLE ORLEANS, 4 dc Janyier, 1861
Conicnt nert ia Ohsrte de cee Compagne IN ac,e de-
la Legislature De Ii Louisiana No. l76 upproyG lie II de Mars
1859 lie public aver par lie present avis que les ceri6css
suVants de profits tissue de 1851 plus ntere pas
etc cette Compague ss pas rscans par
pa les prcpr.ares gaux onrs ui sui
won't Ia premiere publication de avis Ills seop cancees ct
annnis ct les ortanls places credit hu compe contingent
sur les lves de Ia GompagnIs, present. dams So
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CUAS. BRIGGS. President.
H. P. JANyIER, Secretary.

SrA-E OF LOUISIANA PARISH OF OKLFAxs !
City OF New Orleans,
swe1 c and subscribed before me this xth day of JauuAFy
1872. no. D. F. MITCHELL,
ia. SGT Second Justice Of Tie Peace
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-13
Patent Wood Hoop Machine
AND COTTON TIE.

JC PICK OF mississippi has arrived with his Ma
chime for splitting out OF the log with Of three hands,
hoops 70 bind fifteen bales Of Cotton per hour splits
baskets per day and will also split out hoops for
susar hogsheads Price Of Cotton Hoop Machine $40 Pee
Of Hogshead Hoop Machine $780, These Machines DO
in operation in this city at No. Union street. .$ @
The Cotton Tie also offered is permanent fastening easily
adjusted and sold at nve cents EACH which planters will use
on their hoops. .g....44 y.5 .,..-.. "a
THEODORE DUvAL, Agent,
. fe7 2p6ts l1 at Nixon & Co.'s, IS Union street
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New Lusttanos Benevolent association.

FUNERAL NOTICE. EJ5Tsz ~
The members Of the above named Association requested to
meet their Hail. Of Greatmen and Elysan Fields
streets This Afternoon at O'clock precisely in order to
of deceased brother
aged 40 years, and native of Naples Italy
a7 BY order of the President - 4a 2A,.5 Y
k ANTHONY sANBoI.A, Secretary.
New Orleans, Feb. 10, 1852 -, fels 7plt
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OFFICE HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE.
~ G0NPANH. "a
NEW ORLEANS, January 4,

.s7 NEW ORLEANs, January 4, lt62
In accordance with the Charter Of this Company and sp ACT
Of the Legislature Of Louisiana, No. u.s. approved March,
public notice hereby gcn that the following certificate
ofproHs sue Of 1851 with accrued interest herson remain
unpaid this Company fnot claimed BIZ the legal
owners within thirty days from the first publication Of this
notice the same will be cancelled and annusd
thereof crededto the contingent account the books this
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Volunteer Heller Committee.
ss 10 ALL GOOD slrlzESs.

s.s&4.4 5GsS 40 ALL COOP citizens. .rt,, g&5
I SA NEW ORLEANS, Aug. le, 1861.
As this Committee has received with deep regret positive
proof that mpvstos have been practced upon public
eroy obtaining relief who entitled to the
they hereby appeal to oil good citizens who may
to the knowledge of such of fraud inform
bes of the Committee in person. leave such information
with little delay possible at their Office Secretarys
of Board Of Assistant Aldermen The following the
Of the Committee "f@
F ls ysg ri GERARD STIrH, Beard of Aldermen.
3 81 ss..t ,-.. an, s. P. DELABARRE, ..
& n L. 3. FORsTALL, . :,
,s7~" FHSS 81" J. H. HUCKINS, :.
~ AzfS @E JAS. BEGGs, Board of Asst. Aldermen.
-se% @r&-ss WE. HoDGKTNs, (. +, s..gsa
/ 4-tzs-s.. J. B. LEEFE, :, -.
: JAMES DAVIS, .
'*tT JAMES BEGGS %
aug 2pH %&@" S%A Chairman Of the Commi tees
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-13

The undersigned offer for sale reasonable prices awe
sorted stock Of ovERCoATS, BUSINESS COATS, FRoCK
COATS VESTS and WHITE SHIRTS Also good assort.
rnent of BOYS YOUTHS CLOTHING to which they In.
vite the attention Of city and country buyers. "'s
4 assN DARCY d WHEELER,
jazz 2p1m .. 10 No. ! Magazine street.
Notice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-13
ofIieIal-By the Governor. ss
# HEAnQUARTERSI LOUISIANA MILITIA
ApJUT4Sr GENERALS OFFICE,


y 5:5ss5l 5tstsg tApJUTAST GENERALS OFFICE,
y New Orleans, February ~ 1862.
ORDERS NO. 4asl +7#
Tn view Of the present state Of sas Of country
the absolute necessity Of speedy and prompt
Militia under the act Of the Legislature Of The 1Sd Of Jam
nary 1862 the Comandern Chief orders that all Volunteer
Companies Battaons and Regiments in the city of New Or
eans Parishes Of Jefferson and ST. Bernard intending
organize under said act form themselves into Regiments and
Bgades required by said and the rules adopted by the
Governor and Major General and file aeport Of their
pee organization whether by Regiments Eigades together
with list Of the aud the numbered members Of each
Company in the Adjutant Generals office by SATURDAY,
the 18th 81 February 1862, before 10 o'clock A. II.
1.-THE Volunteer Corps Of the Parishes Of this State other
than those named in the No. Of this Order will proceed to
such steps to organize in conformity with the Militia act
Of 1867 the rules adopted BY The Governor and the Msjo
General Of the State the immediate organiza
ton of the Militia into Regiments and Brgades The necessity
being imperative. %..s$9 SISa@ {E I
Z e$S'A ~ HI a& By order 23t @'' .% tS'% +
II THos. o.. MOORE, A
H &sas Governor and GomnaDder.insChiet.
NJ. sGRTyoT, #@ %
5 fe13 2pS. Adiutant and Inspector General.
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en- 70 me contingent acl
directed by ifs (yhnrter.
a. BROTHER, President.
JAMES II yprJEHT rD c.,

Inc ABOVE Just true and correct transcript from
the books Of the Company.
- ,.-E r. II ses, A. BROTHER, President. -
JAMES II. WHEELER, Secretary. &
sfATE or LouIslANA, PARIBH or ORLEAKs
.. City Of New Orleans.
Sworn and subscribed before this the fourth day Of jan
nary, 1862. = - 4 r.
~} d. F. MITCHRLL. .,..,. s-
..r* Second Justice Of the Peace.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-13
Post-Omce Notice

p. - -.sa.r Post-OMce Notice, r
Theforegong project for Foreign Mail fully entitled to
public tonndence. Antonio Costa ESQ., New Orleans mer.
chant OF responsibility and He has been resident
Of New Orleans for the last thirty years. Eag
Letters intended for this Mail be enclosed along with the
required tariff above the envelope adj
dressed, Costas Foreign Neil care of Postmaster New Or
leans" e.-.. T. e.! ..tg e.
The Confederate Postage to this office be prepaid
s s55ss.,. .$1s j. L. R1DDELI. Postmaster.
New Orleans. October H. 1861. ol9 2plt 4