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Mr.. sia Of Kentucky. afsw days ago. offered preamble
andresoluops in the Senate which foos
nsT hs
"a T. IS
form y IL he peo
PIE PIE Sssr q and sTaa
liberties rights ana inslienaSs and
pledge N. and The
cav
gavenment and The oraaned and
psde s M as hss9S * nss
nsbs %, 81
appsss Ss ssR q ss &
people # States win aly and
om aad ana
Il ss s e & ss % ns s sosss
oef9se s s srn 4 an hgh TO
ulions bnt donot what necessity theewas their
ntrodactions preamble reeites war;
offers Justification for the have pursued
all well enough bat what Is the certainly do
not need ourssves be reminded Of these hings
patriotism fagging and something necessary
stina it. Nor foreign nations require inform
ed of that with which they have been ago.
which they understand well enough 1t looks much
the declaration of Mrs Macaxber that would
desert her ege lord whcn in truth nobody had
pected her Of any such intention II looks something
ing with brave words ering faint
We do not suppose this Mr. smm objec that these
resolutions the result Of despondey, but the danger Is
thaIihey may be $50 Interpreted. ssss .i4si "sf
Whatever been te of the is unneces
to refer to them The not brought abontby
the Sonh which ehdeavord in honorable avoid
It. Il is the Eorths war. our'sand tho simple that
warts made upon Us and territory invaded enough for
% consider at present. M s7S MI Z st9 u
The resolutions An truth only what The people have
long resolved ~ thor hearts and stand mp No
other people have thu duties
bies Of war upon their We only notice
thete resolutions 70 protest that Is thing tat
are ready to pledge the last and The last dollar
such has been the determination from the Begin
ming Action Is now the word fthere donbt ofou
pmpoe ignorance Intentions these resolutions might
ha ueceasarY-hnt not ilnk there ia. - &. q
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3g CErscsEr OrYtce No 10 CSinu TT j
Thursdsy Evenings VI Maseu1a 1a@la@ =
Nasn and things hnanai we're yeIy
we're some small anacns q
sad n ths arloag hsoksss
may ns dssed dsesded fsilufs 10 aouaa
solvent borrower
than bstwssh 6ana ck it 6f
ss run p the brokers sId exchsnge
prsAsat p ~ ~
those who resasss stss g
Say cotn cr secte Fsses ass sReas
slant sppicatlens q ne 81 sDs
A. coin the prics Of gold py eo
nave no i1fofmssion whateser se4N
eaiEsnry me aossf Ak'ne ine lo q = re.sA2t
1hsfs y 20 toed for exsseuen. " % q DANG M
sEe some leNs NAs A5aRS R
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ny III. M y
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out - = tes !, =, y. =
sn's nA.ns Y Z.
eem = q ssty
thought that tse Iankees VAL n Y
leans and thersby "
soaae e
sos measures ta egaiu e. ae
o. sae DANES: bat y egsy ashk tslss ~
tuse aecouEg to is nanaatof8 utt1$t "
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Cor. q W. FISK, q lRnerussr REG understaud

az Cor. 8. W. FIsK,s REGIMENT. We understand
that the North Louisiana Regiment under command Of Col s.
Fisk has bstn ordered rendezvous Memphis and to
report to Gen Beauesard possible At Memphis
they viii be fully armed and e4uipped This
authority wheh admits not Of the slightest doubt. Fact
the arms are there for em and the quicker they gt there
the eywi hold In heir hands best 81 ucaras
with which to beat back the invaders or 80
under able and faithful Coloneons
end he will range them rndsr Tie
known defeat and who, probably, viii know
defeat Ali and honor 70 the North Lenisiana
Eoo;, J "
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MAYORALTY---OFFICIAi1.
Al sesjsjsf zss 45tMAYoRALTY.o or NEW oRLEANs,3
~ sges5s Ss9 9s@ w w City Hail. March II. 1857, 8
.-, Common Council 6f lhe CITY Of New Orleans. J

N1gN b's} assSat4 NOs bt57. b ESf77~@
ss s sa
saa g. s the comptroller be and he
5 Il as e sSe e ns ssss. e &c
ss 9ssss ssssss
" G se%%sa
s unson gah g. and running Charles
s.ls, I1sass
and .;ss &
q.
be s soaad &c % Ss
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s ss e s 4 M
70 the
sss w nss resd
stones with Inch seantng best workman
ps y
'ss Ae5F ss hs Sc s
e q
until midnight The speed liz cars shall not eseeed six miles
p proSss 5 sS
ss Be u & as
dnancs existing that hereafter enacted
ss as eesy e. q the
osnse besaes @ all damages s,iising there
NEGLECT 70 keen sad bridges in good repair and condition
expense sontrseior Dc
G @ h f @ h Be-
The irst mentioned road shalt bsused exclusively
for cars passag and the other for ears passing down
sss sha
be songie:sd I'D one year after, e..,.,
ssd down Y 9ss e 70 aas ss p
proyids Sor required for iho constinctsn
The city New Orleans be Responsible for
any q @ @
other expense Of whatever kind shall he borne by the
sEso shall furnish security
dollars guarantee pefforance Of bis contract
SEC II The fare between Canal street and Eighth street
treasury .hs value
ye d real nd de value e said roads
The roads shall be constructed under the supervision
sosdsnee wihs S and grades . Be oaer
sEc1 II Is eunderstood that in Of failure by the
begin finish said roads, part thereof within
the period fixed in the Common Council be dissatisfied
with the in which the work being executed, the Com
Council shall have the right to annu the contract without
putting the contractor in default 1905 OF the
Civil Code and without apply to Of Justice TO annul
the and without and Is also well understood
that in the contractor SHALL time abandon the work
not finish complete same IN conformity with con.
any part of the work done by hine to Of the abandon
from any and M liability therefor and j also we'll
len Of the contract bS the Gonien Council the city q
peril Of the contractor and his Securities in solido
SEC M be awarded to the party Offering The
largest the privilege and the shall be paid fol
the city IL cash signing the contract
before Notary and the balance 1t 6ne two three aud
years. by the purchaser and endorsed to the
satisfaction The Committees and bearing interest
six per cent. per annum 49, A'F7[ -
l6 The said railroads. fixtures and their appufted
shn revert the city alton Of said twenty years
privilege valuation he asceaiied by two dsinteested
persons TO be appointed by The contractor and he Other by
the city and in the event Of disagreement TO said yalua
between said persons thus appointed third party
umpire shall be appointed by Of the District Courts 1.-The
decision thereby bad to be final -. y y. -...s a.
-I President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
sN+ TSienedJs So a. IS. r. DELABARRE, =
gEs1 President pro TEN, Board Of Aldermen.
A'p 'pps'"fsignedl '-o - JOHN r. MONROE, Mayor
A true copy. = VS.. PEfTfNGILI. Secretary.
~ ml2 5ts ra-.s sr s
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NUMBER o.
LATEST KL RApH1C vRrRIfIePENoR 4,


.afS
RIcasosp March 12-Ths steamer CITY Of washington,
vit Liverpool dates Of the 26s and Qnssnsown IL
arrived at kaw York on Monday 80
aegra from Madrid, dated ts 9Th says the capsaInof
the Sumter has been anhter af ts nssuce Of
the Aerean Consul d. GSsasr md Of the eoraander of
the Tuscarora who went 10 Ingher for that purpose
io the House OF Commons The Nth Fslersfon sad that
sr Robert Peel had ussd personally Insulting 10
ODounohue hss uudessood results ont of fhe House
might ensue; thathe simstsn, was Peeps Kend and ts
question at sns must be settled s spology
foE the Insulting faunt from o, Donnohne. N fight 2 Z
Tronb increasing In Frsnes Two housand No.ket
z ths fiaes q 4 Rs.tile the 9TH sstsapt
police, - ~ gs4si - 80,
w4sasaTos. March atss % sssss ~ isostins
over Ssntreyiie was evacuated last oar Yocss ~
In the forleators t "
Reports of important Of isoops sse III
There Is bitter and angry complaints Nos aowss
Nerrmac to commit aucn terrible havoc ID me Roads.
RIcnMoNp, March H. Van Don,s Dispatches To tie War
Department under date 9h state tss Re as
on and slept the field of batte Ohe nosnpR Of
the consequence Of the death Of MeCuoch. Others
The tight wing be deemed jndlciea q alter HI
he Withdrew his command toihe Fsyese
vite miles from hs bsttle field iirsa ID good order
The loss on pats sides very heavy This Is3sreliabes
The sensts refused te resolution House ss
Ing planters TO plant no cotton and tobacco this year
Dispatches from Van Dorm by State that Oh
Sunday morning. 9Th Gens Van and Price had
hsnk turned The eneys position and Ont p BIZ
naegage aen yan. Dorm then drew IL hs
rear and sent asosrsr e hsstsa
znemy was Gimp stsly hemmed Iii by Pike on one sIe
an wilderness the other apd s oh ii srout
It scarcely seened possible for The enemy to escaps
HoRroLK. March ~ 2Leadng Northem journals hs
saerfce Of braye which destroyed
Roads by the ana daneunce The hind ccna
and neglect Of the Federal auhoes ~ the cause a
deploabe defeat and great ioss which equally
Balls Blu6. &spassass5S5a - S5
the question North Is who to BLANC. I railing yss
sells should ke ont of the vav of fe pn aySa MA
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a skirmsh occurred
valley 70 between small detaehens Of
ne onnosns armies the lost s n Sn n
Tii,ea and Wounded seventeen taken prisoners ana
hands se battery ot l0af LInsSbuGg Republican
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Battattoss VE'ashtss gfo,s .arsit1ery.
PROVISIONAL ARMY, G. s.

II Is designed TO the rank and e OF Gopa
MES Of this Battalion, the field Virginia. maxi
mnm provided b5 lay, With view the number Of
TO tweutyonr making all The Batteries un batteries
Gentlemen DESTROYS OF avag themselves this opportunity
ofipning thts scaumd 10 b. enlisted term war
make applica in writing with nalne residence pace Of
BIRTH height and undersigned
at No. 40 Camp which application win referred 10
Board Of ocers Of the Battaon recruiting SER
vice. IN ss555sK ~ - NJ 49, sfy5 81 s
" Bonntyof FIFTY DOLLARS in cash will be paid to each
recruit, upon being mustered aossryce. '-t T'rstA
Transportation and clothing will also be furnished
Hasi J. .. ALTON, Major Commanding
fe26 2pf and Chlefof Artillery LIST CorpsA. P.
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rsxas Beayes, Choice, u D:
;sexas Cattle, 6rst qpaAiy, /
tsxas Cattle, second qualit,
Uestsrn Bsef Cattle, first qu
Western BeeYes. second qnf
logs, first quality. gross, y
Hogs, second quality. gross,
iheep, FIRST quality, " hsac
7eai CATTLE, hrst quality, "
Teal Cattle, second quality: !
Mich Cows. arst quality, q
Mich Cows, second Quality
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Mfr, John Davis, the well-known and versatile
actor gave thea rea entertainment in Agers on Tuesday
the benefit Of the Ages Guards which netted the
sum Of fifty dollars He gives another entertainment in Agiers
o Saturday night rex Davis is true patriot as he Is
a credit to the stage. a'5Es yBF ~ T7EF'A= VS.
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@ Messrs. Gardner Smith Il Co. will sell this day.
s AZ odse NJ at their office, No. 81 Common street. fne
diamonds, ,slyerwsre furs, ete. See advertisement, 81
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t2ts,3 DR.. RE N o ID s .-'s77
THE UNRIvALLEDy CANCER DOCTOR,
Would inform his friends public hs
and completely fitted the spacious and ele.
giant mansion No. 10 Baronne street, between Canal and COM
Streets he will devote all his attention the CURE
CANCERS in their worst orms scald Heads White Swell
llngs, and Ulcers Of every description ,.S zess
Herefers with much pleasure, TO the annexed certificate
MADAM a. GHAPPEI, well known and highly respect,
able lady Of. this city go
[Copy Of Certificate, ssa5s5 RIA "a l$s
55s - NEW OHlEA ANS, Oct. Il, 1861.
This certify that the undersigned resident Of the city
Of New Orleans number and residing at No
252 street. been for long time afflicted with Can
Ger in her breast erder have it removed the under
signed applied DIR. Warren Stone who operated II three
different times without efectng subseduenty,I ap
Piled to DR.. REYNOLDS whose the Cancer
was sectuay and perfect made take
thmeens of doing justice to Dr. Reynolds and in order that
others similarly afflicted avail themselves Of his valuable
services. ss{s2s4 sss.g,z.s5 r.
=, NIL If ,ss szz.E 4 - 8. A. GHAPPELI.
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The mail entirely failed yesterday from beyond
es1n Miss. and. we are without papers
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Z THE WHOLE N1eGER. The St. Louis Republican
savs that an abolition convention wss recently held Boston,
at which Stephen Foster Of his speeches, said they
had to do hesidss giving tho his Freedom
and added: s9- sstsfFssissz ~
We M Ii nut hin, the admit him to
xisces got swailoR the whole win al ts I
wool do that then we shall ,his Va
mleniur till If not prepared % W
better fight the side
to dissuade every Young could from fes
Them that they were going to light for slavery 49,
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Headquarters louisiana Troops.

.7.-s IA, M MAYOR GENERALis OHFIcEs{ ,.-.
" 20 81 New Orleans, March II IS62. 5
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 45l ~ 5..ss.,,f. / .
In obedience to Orders No 307 from his Exceilency the
Governor and Chief Cotton hereafter
be hipped from The interior Of the State any point the
Mississippi river for storage sale. u fS g. > "a
Hal Cotton shipped in contrayenon to the foregoing
paragraph Of this order after this date. will be eshpped at
tho expense of point in the interior @
I-risadier Generals commanding IN the Cotton districts
throughout he sao charged with the execution Of this
order, r,d Will see that it is rgidly enforced. f' "a
q a. 5 By order Of ~
JOHN Il. LEWIS ~ es.tssl
80. . ,slsg,e& a. 80, Major. General Commanding.
E. y. I,lyIIIEBEuyRr AID. S'' StT' .F NIL 8 2p2t 7
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IN PRIZE HOAT BUILDER
- or THE souTHi IL

j. ATAHONY. Algierss La. Ss,iss atss
Wifurnish at bnit
models Pleasure and Race Yachts Club and Skeleton Row
Boats Ship Schooner and Steamboat Yawls skis and Bow
Boats Of all descriptions. built at the shortest notice.
ALSO on hand-- 81 ~ -
Oars spars Blocks and everything appertaning to Ynch
Citing, hand and sas lowest ptices
m78 lykW - r - slSz5ssl 'l-ssz1
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-, N srp .yra-The British steamer which late

. = mn An ETEAMER-The Brtlsh 6teHIHet WHt9lf f.'0
r at charlsson was the Nelly, Capt Moore she le
IN the l inst She Brought valuable cargo Of dy
goods and at.,sss @ ssnp
win be especially useful at me preehI "ai'' 'D'
lincoln cruisers Or blockaders In her way.
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.g,.aa7 sans-Osl Bis'G, -.5+7
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETo., *.
Nos. ii and IS Royal street,
Hasnow 1argesupply of CREME De
BOUzY and pnts aso, other brands
viz: CHARLES HEIDsEIcK, PIPER HEIDsEICK. PAR
MENTIER and other brands ofinfsrior quality have
large assortment of Old sherres AMoNTI
eLADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
~ ANCHOR sHERRIEs- -lSs8-soUTHsIDE MADEIRA, Of
direct importation other Maderas of lower grade supeo
Old London Dry POKT other Ports Of less grado
The celebrated sAzARAo BRANnIEs Vintage l79b, 179,
1907 sOs-alsrge supply always hand AL grades Of
CLARET and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood. " his
KYsseotch and Irish Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat Wills
kys. SCOTCH ALE and PORTER in pins quarts. COR.
D1ALs assortment of the best WINES, which
will be sold other tho CITY
a. AARON BIRD, ss &-
ais 1ply ssSatif Nos le and 10 Royal street.
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~. - - MISSISSIPPI AND TEN
b@e g9.Esza45gss| sEsspu RAILROAD.
- THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE. sAe


FIFTY-THREE MILES IN DISTANCE AND FOUR
-af i5 HOURS TIME SAVED. pc : ! -.--.
Travellers going from New Orleans to Memphis Humbolt,
Clarksye and Nashville Tenn and Columbus and Bowling
dreen KY, will save =z' 'as &sses 5sss j. III
FOUR HOURS IN TIME AND FIFTY.THREE MILES IN
q DISTANCE, -- 49,.
By buying Memphis the Mississippi Tennss
see Railroad. =
Also to points the Mississippi river above Memphis.
poius IN Arkauas line the Memphis aud Little Rock
Railroad for the interior of the State. W. ~ s4s
MAILS AND PASSENGER TRAINS leave the New Or
leans Jackson Northern Railroad Depot daily at
A. M and arrive Grenada ut l50 A. M and at Memphis at
A. NJ connecting trains the Memphis and Ohio Rail
road and arriving Nashville at p NJ, the evening
A Daily Line of STEAMBOATS, leaves the wharf at Mem.
ph for points the Mississippi river as far uorth as Fort P
low, New Madrid and Columbus, Ky.s5sa @ts
THROUGH FARE TO MEMPHIS, sl4 s0. t5s
Be sure to ask for via the Mississippi Tennessee
Railroad to Memphis. .,,.,,,. fs& &
F@ Chief Engineer and General Superintendent. 4
r O. RIcuARps General Traffic Agent. {44ss do tt
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OMcial-By the Governor.
HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA, )
zApJUTANT.GEHERAL,s OFFICE, .
New Orleans, March II, 1862.
All Volunteer G. .apnnes for the State fny organized
ard complete by tho 18th of March 1852 will be dsbandcd.
and tholr taken away from them bs distributed
companies organized. 30 7rF " % ~ ~ s
~ 2S-1 - }sss97 By oderof sgsi i iyss 45ss.z n
.ssa4Fss& 2ataATHos. o. MOORE, NY
ff-sEs9ssssa. sl Governor and Commander in Chief.
N. GRIyor AdIntant ard In.pector General m3 2pst
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~ = ~ n = :, r. ~ y -' 7 : -,ts-.
.ll'o Rll'oly sWlclssssed.
'etlerate states ose .d,,.e,.Ica.

~ llMF1S5 sfh4s
WAR DEPARrMRETs9 n ~ s.
z$ays55'sS5 s. ,,as, QRDn ANcE. .OYSIcH.3
- .--9s..ss a@'9e5 Richmond, March Z. 1861. y
Bids VIII ho received this oce until the dny er
Aprlnext for the following oEpE and oRDN ANoE
MATEHiAL for the Confederate States Army 2
~ 200 900 tons eharcoal cold. .bast Fig IronS sts 4
o. Q0e tons Bloons,' tchRreonl.is# ~ t''''E' W
oo. 600 tons Wrohglit lros of various szcss ~
~ 80 ~ 100 10inch Colunahiads,z "a Be
Il tB 100 S.inch Columbiads e asSsfS 49, L
~ lOo l0-inch Siege and Garrison Mortars Sss Il
100 15ihch seacoast Mortars. fsS1sz wy
Gp essf 900 l2spounder Iron Howitzers. a. a4Es
st0 6-pounder Iron Field Guns. z
Bids may be made any quantity iron oyer hundred
tona, and for any number of III
Drawings o The guns will b. farnsbed only parties whose
q bids are accepted. 5ts -. - A.
Bidders will state The ponts Of delivery the date al
which not less then one hundred tons o iron be expected
ITO be furnished. -, T. ~ -. E4z'Slt & :?
hey must also state tho time required to furnish the whole
Of their bid. ss 3-s5'st7 5s#'ss--s'-S 5
Bidders for guns will stae the date Of the delivery and
the time required to supply the whole number @s
Payments will be nade delivery etess than fifty tons
OF ron and the right to oneal Confederate bonds Il
eseryed. 'tE sf59flszs sS 500 =
Bids must be sealed and enclosed and endorsed on the en-
velop Proposals for ronn Proposals for Guns ms
the case may be. Fy5 TSss
,sE. ~. tGoRGAs Leutenan Colonel
ma nis zptapio S$st s.s Chief of Ordinance.
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r oUIsIANA MUTUAL. INSURANCE. COM

} OU1SIANA 3NNUTUAL INSUAANOE CONA-1
ss &c. 81 PANY. a4s Fs#sisF s. pafl A
'onlcs-Iron Bidding Camp and Matches streets. ~
~ ~
Amount of Premiups for the year ending 18th Feb - 20 ~
pc M me- wear 18th Of
~ @ ;st; s F NooA
esv issi II - " Observation-Disclosures. s66420h
The trustees have deelared Scrip Dividend Of THIRTY
PER CENT after paying cent interest outstanding
Scrip and have ordered redemption Of Fifty Per Cent
the Scrip Issue OF 1885. Z. t4s.z .Ris ES,& -
Scrip payable and after the SEC
OND MONDAY Of MAY NEXT. ~ S "a 81
= ysoHARLEs BRIGGS President
/ q: r. JANYIER, Secretary.
New OIL M, March 20, 1851, aus tmarlR
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Az MORNING.. MARCH ID, 1867: -
:; ;MAYoRALIsY---DF DF,FICIAL..

E'Eg8 CRY. Haze, March 8, 1862.
- .=~.,.-s NO. -5852.1 y 5z-J
probable Receipts and Expenditures Of the cyof
80, d New Orleans for the year 1867
eg That n pliance With Section No. l24 of the
the following estimate OF liabilities and expenditures
ts sy o New Orleans year 1861 be and the
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VOLUME XIV.
WFanted.es

for p Physlo Ho.pal in MississppI.2 Az
ply at No. 80 Grayler street. s{ II Ssfs& s
,s,.ssy lrsfs as. TO. suLLY, chaGm 49, ". IA II"
= MID 2p3t iFS ~ ~ Ex. Com Relief Association.
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MAJOR sssnSat,s sss o,,saps orsGcs March - 1852
GENERAL ORDERS no A:l. "A Y, W f*s
1.-The proper organization of of the most important
branches o the service the Medical DEPARTMENT has, to
certain extent been prevented BY The neglect those wh
duty II is by law appoint the Surgeons Of Bgade and
.Reeiments. 't = - q. - -s1f -r- =
HIN order lbat Department may be properly
eieny organized and put successful opea,an the Generals
of the eyeraa Brgades Throughout the State who have not
complied with the law in this particular will Immediately
receipt of this order appoint their Brigade Surgeons and
order the Golonels Of Regiments appoint their Regnenta
ed be ordered report in in writing, for insruc
to DR. Warren stons Surgeon General of the State
New Orleans. fss,>l-9s, ss
By order Of s5 ssg-
-, JOHN i. LEWIS.
igss -ae=-&sg, Major General Command ns.
g. W. LEWIS, Aid, q, e..,.s y Z. s,e,4r rnls 2p2t =
/ 40 Headquarters Louisiana Troops. b
MAJOR Sssnbass New olsans, osS.Ss March la 1882.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. AL s s5@V V5@N& %S a
pursuance Orders No. 3Os from the Headquarters
the Governor and COMMANDMENT Chief Companies
throughout the State that shall NOT be completed and
ganzed ding 10 law by the 9th of March, 1852 notified
that they will BIS dsbanded, their taken from them to be
distributed to organized companies and the members thereof
enrolled in the regular Mit a. "a a3g.Fa 80 ~ 5F
r. BY order Of -s5t.-5 - g. ~
~. -, JOHN L. LEWIS, - ~
''- ~" .~.''. Major. General Commanding a,
G. VI. LEWIS, Aid '. NILS 2p2
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Dispatch from Gen. Beauregard. sss
- 50 g.s r. JACKSON TENN, Feb. 25, lSo2.
To Gov. Thos o. Moore:. EElyE+ sss'sRg ~ ~
Will all good equipped under act of 2s August
that will Offer and for NINETY DAYS. - s.
e the people Of Louisiana undesh that here the proper
place 10 defend Louisiana. . Fl - s.. ~ =
MI 2ptf 3 - },ss. $s = +. G. 7. BEAUREGARD.
Headquarters Department No. i.
NEW ORLEANS, March II, 1862.
In pursuance of Special Orders No. 49, from the War De
psren will hereafter paid the capture
By command of MaiorGeneral Lowell y
- rs j. G, PICKETT, r,s=
ml2 2p6s 81. 5 Assistant Adiutant General.
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q Sa5 REWARp-RAN AWAY FROM IDS ST.
Charles street. the negro woman agea -
aboYersward will DO paid for her delivery in the City
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To Cotton, E'uct0,.s.,

ssa's + FA.ssMAN3N,s IRoE@TIEs.
Our Mr. F. has returned, AIabsrna where he made
arrangements with ihe she.bS Iron Worke to sUPPLY US
- EXcLUsIVEIY with a very a,.a fSl ss s 85p3&5
superior Quality of Hoop Iron.
This Iron very light therefore, cheaper than rops for
baing Cotton ~ s's'7
We can fill orders in few days. = -45s =a.- &
ts5f III. FAsStIANN & CO.,
MI 2pI0t TX Il IL Carondelet street 'N5
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Hin @rlsaas 4lgas 4Latle

SaItpetra has been discovered Id abundance III
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