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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

THH NARIcS o. rHE VIVA correspondent OF the
Ailana COHfsisraey, Gays:
captain horRan's cemuany, Which has been such q
terror ard danger to thu Yankees, picked company
Of cavslry they bslopg TO particular division Of the
army but 20 ere aud fght where Ihey please This
company OF about ninety men, has given he Yankees
more trouble baa perhaps any other in the Conderacy
an great eEors havs been made by The enemy u en-
Trap them. Morgan s Ksntuokian-he intimate fread
of Gen. Blckuer-Rnd 1t is said has taken 20 oath to
re. possession OF prisope- los whom the fLnkees
be GID 10 exchange 6uckuer General Buell. has "a 4.
cd sIge reward fof the apprehension aud seiEure Of
this Ubiquitous rebel nAsRuoh a. he tas become ter
To- to Is piStss in lhe Siciaty of shSiils
In connection With tie above, copy the folouiBE
from = Rulis' i'll. let.er in ihe n. o. PieayunI;
81 nusi relate to you Ecsene, Ehvh for the tine
was kep secret by VtiSb the daring and dashing Capt
AosgsH VI the KsI ucky olvAr', cams very near bag
Krgn Generals Bull Sro'cli, aud K-sutEBlll Nelscp
Il seems that on Thunday week last, Squire slsy,
WY rich mar, vbO lives on the NJlensville Pike Eve
n lea from Nashville in order to ootciaIe the Feissas
invited these three worb,s TO dine win min. Morgan
found it cut, ard Iiops tp sa hostage for Buekner
coHceAled nuEb,r OF bs men in brake, not far
CG and staoged three sots Of picksts 10 watch the
rOAd which Was also guarded by the eieny intending
TO sezs the three Yankee Gsnerls their return from
d ner. U; 70: uEA;ey .or the plot, two negro WcmSn
Of Eusleys passed up tho road, aud discovering Nor
gam pickets whom thew kusW, gave thu Information
10 the Fcersl Gere'sls, vic, uouutiag their see1s
dsshsd back az Gsrtes pace ani thus saved their
bscor,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20
TaI NAlIcs o. rag w.l.-A correspondent Of the

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

CRESCENT CITY I'M MANDATORY.
GEORGE "A. VITTEN, Sole agent.
NO los POYDSAs STREET, oSLEANS
NcvsIuk, 80 cts p Red lar, 81 cts ito 80 ~
10 L Ink 70 do do CA.la ne Ink, tL5 -
Gard Ink, 81 do DO axe Ilk, rs cts o.
COP e. Pl & Ink - 50 60 Purple INK, rs DE- de
AUOgrsrho Iak...5 S do / B-SUn Ink, 81 80
~ The Aa egrlpiio Iak 70 Green Ink, e.O 60
. ifh. grsphlc ms Wlieh can. Ye low Ink, tls0 30
DOT B. phoi e Pied e-ased VaraHh. T5 eu D
b. any cAsr!el prceess Gold st1e....tl do
Blue iuk 20 t5J = y. Y IS eS TO LID o.
Thcs Of fupelr quality Manufactured II New VI
leaus by practical ehrns ted tbs bsst
Norhu make ADD Ars general BY the Neu 0rlszns
press - -
All ordsts Addressed 10 GE0. Y VIErESs
type foundry and Printers Sarshoaie,
No. los PoydrAs stree, New Orleans,
VIII be promptly attended to. 'elA-dAwsn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20
RECRUITS WAITED!
WANTED FORTY VOLUNTEERS TO FILL UP THE
virginia ffe Guard.

DEIsG ordere on recruiting will receive new mem
ID beis 20 company, ON near shoesoe wa
hocse between 10 O'Clock NJ two This company was
among the h In the hed and are sting the As
anananees the present pAny who prefer
being association vi heir friends ~ being drafted W. 20 HS
10 o Gr1ecr In this company.
Substitute, will be received.
Arm, knfe Il Rifles
mhl2-9,. Capt virginia Life Guari,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

LINEN TRlDx -Ihe linen trade in Ireland continues In
state Of stguaion. The to al value Of exports or the
,leven mon = ending the sOh of Move nber kS,-
ass I'll. Durlns ihe same 70 iod Of III, pretedir &
tAr t w.s IS obl,2 ,265. thoWDg de;re se Of $685.
ss4 The geest ling n Il In the "a ie with tie UNI
ted States the de6ci; smorning t. $l 0si bS4. so lors
a. ths civil Was lAst there can 10 no inprovsnsAt-
EAglish Pspsr:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

A SPECIAL NOTICES To THE MIL LTTARY.-
n l isuac understood that an manufacturing
ARA Leirrs tor military silver etsu rAd@ - order
- g, lra1 o. III Inscriptions viz tosr tobacco, grain
- mlchnrv tsng &c ~ ne logst reASonsble pr
s1 s. ls or larEing eoaDg With .adeholA Ink cat In
So, u-Gssss ssyI
rhas n ~ hs q he above art eisS vii do vel TO call
-iasus before Pareh elsewhere. Cal
sHS = e. AG Br'ni cucr, (Bsx I1 neIt dJor 20 the
C,iuueiaq IA 81 giehmsui Va dslf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20
RICUaOND DAILY WHIG.

FBZNa:
Daily Paper Sc per anna sszEEsehy wssaI - So -
~, In .vs-ca Rer Gacs Say Be nade Al ths i1 e 80
Psss- u s c1t.I sAse evidence :aken On We dsPoeNe
isiiss N tEs Poss oties eonid1lnB sensJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

THE DTTEREScE.-The Macon Telegraph presents the
SIperence Of poor man, who went to grocer to pur
chase ch Of Georgia bacon The grocer showed him
the best he bad black dty mis- rable piece of hcsS
assh-for which be asked s. 75 The account pre-
eSeds;
"The poor man looked at bis money and then be lock
cd st the flesh Of the swine. IL vas indeed mise'a
be piece of sh II it had net been ragged and 90
dry and blck, it might have made dinner, Sfer il
had been washed aud boiled for small family, II they
bad restrained their arpeites Bus it Was mosi mis-
erible piece Of hogs SO. Toe poor man pcndertd
long. Helooked around At las, with many asgh, he
bought q shad from SayauJ an, number Of bcIS Of
.arlnss from the Mediterranean, box oi pickles from
IAly also . bottle Of wina from FrADse-ali for for
doars-fcr his dinner, bscsG be could not tf)rd TO
re- ale his little family tho miseratl' black and reg
sed hcE'p esh from Georgia. The poor man sghed as
be ltft the groc-r, and he did not blame the grocer
because he knew tho grocer had actually bought from
t1e couatrymsn thousArd pounds Of this miserable
hogs ssh for $3.50 and selling 1t at reail for
1870.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20
,Ar VaKyS
wI. p. BURWELL,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
E.Cg 4CssD, VIRGINIA
,sacfICEs IN all The GOazs q ns c,y, sAts aud Con
III 's3lrats -, , III. .,,-t-.
a = stt-gcn pA5 90 ne prosecution Of CLAIMS 81 ag1
ulrv h-',rs ~ Coa-iss.ore. = CiAina- ieS-H
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

HD QUs CEurcHtIEID fATTK,Y LIGIr AkIflLfsr,
Richmond, Ma eh h. :s6l. !
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
gIAvISG ceased receive slbstueI IN Ills battery,
srous OF e1lstng 81 iaiel .etsble young
g.r,m-n n tsnks None but such Viii answer The
above description viii b. received
sub,ttute not .rady In amp will report themselves a the
Of lih And street, IN medAely other
wile they viii be dealt wh ssr.ers codlnz " law
srAPLsTO. CRUrCdBlKLD,
WI. \. TANNER.
ui5-tf CHAs L wORTHAh.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

-Eo sITsrssrat 8 Sc eor1 sd ~ ths oah or yer
ruscdad he Asneacripi or pT1Ni2uaJ As1eI 1P
t-Hlz tls IDS -, - -. - ,r-,.
AZ -.sez-n az aoi Ssked On he COPY lSf asless.sS
gt1t.sl lsccrdinsy. Ala,
-r. "A Art avoid any af2nce y. aalls
- , al s 1v--sers !, proper 70 lsase l'-si
q y sses only ersa L ~ acr trs1e1lAis ta-ssA A-I
49, sl anj an other Atvsr.sersas ase' ~ Aa 70 &c -
~ 30 chsrge, snd % vEriai-,n ,-..-.. a.. -
a. Kes aad General Ase-ts AdVstsenea 40. y ~
De Tsz- bot % he chNred a. NE usuA rs's iaec'
: : = s,icouus as shan b Sgrsed aPou ,
~ B.. rsjss I'D yUATg AdSeTvs Ssnersyl
~ gcrsz. 10 Aay vsstI inl7-t 'cFs tsI Se al-slA
! ma u si1lng rule 40 Ter lv coa.saea Aaa Al eAss
a. .,FS z-,1st % b. chArsei As Hs usual -ltet
- .ns,-ted b the ss Westy Wig =. - eeai
- - ---..' --r,a----, " Y ~ssEiy. 9 SsGi5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20
NOTICE.

AFR henry EAYToS oPTIOIAK, formerly Of PetIsburg,
III as:caed himself at No 81 Main sire where be will Be
PIE heGe whose Sight need Improving Here what
Petersburg pspe sHys:
We the peasure ending Mr. Henry
sHy 20 the citizens Petersburg and urroundig county,
c,uiIirSte rs ehass tiled hin found
he suited with better hsD esuf hAy
Anj r. oi aakinit very Important Eat
and requires geai dei of knoslsdge snd
art, which empha eaiJ pesve NJ. Kayon esseI We
ta.rsfors, eheerfaly recommend hin.
DAyIDhAY,
Rev H. B. CoWLEs,
Rev k0ar HICdAEIs
JAaTs WALTON,
wM. PATCH HD,
fe25-H Rev JOIN sERR-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

TEE ALrIS FRIESps 0ArH-TSe following s q copy Of
the oath administered TO alien snds q. the office Of the
Proves. Marshall, in Mobile;
You do solemnly or alirml that you are true
A;d riEhuul subject Of tie the may be aud nt
q resident Of The I:sts Alabama and Confederate
stats Of America that you will honestly and faithful
l. defend the said Its Of Alabama and Coufeieiao
tstes Of Amercs, az as. the United Sa.es, and psrc-
rlsIly the city oi Mobile sgAinSt any invasion that II
you should be allowed TO leave said Confederate States
sut 10 the 10 which you Rllegilncs, that
you will communicate no Information uha.eyef to the
authorities or peo2 Il the u Safes about the armies,
or sar or any otier matter Of tie peepe Of the Con.
ftdsrats Statos. go help you God.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

AgTOlLESEX At Law.
a .ltrVvs.- D. s- the Cvu ot "a e1uaass 0l Nslsen 1rd
ers-s- hy sszi q A2T ltH n-1Lssg enarassso C
~ Et.s = rys EiJs- v SazshozSsP ?. O., Eshon Co, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20
pARRE POTRDExTER,
SCsrACE GIBsOS,

ATTORN r. Y at LAW.
WILL PRACTIzs N ~ CeurH O.. eusi Mercer aonToe,
w Hr-e ~ Aai Fuisk Azi N collect AL rsGtt pane
NV 'cr ~ e.zs1f ria-sd Dr. de hAnda.
F.sl NE1cs. ffss Jl--. l. Is. We Ull--
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

NrsOLUrIoN.-The eo.psrtnershp Of fWATEIEe siCkLkN
expire linAiion Esther Of subs rbers may
the ofthe nr. In quauoa Our booss and accounts
Al found oce the o16 n5or Of our late ore-
use ls9 Main street persons indebted vii please
al and make imme5ise yUient and those having claims
HsH'"' ~ J. B. wATKINs.
J1s UCKLKN.
r,,,.-x
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-20

Mti Gen. eommRi dog 4. B. q.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-20

NESSrs NhNRY T. WILSON q Co: deem Mrs. VII.
sous Hair Rcgcnerntnr aud Hair Dressing the standard
articles of AL hair preparations. have, in many ir-
stances known tlcm restore the hair where it had
fallen OIL remove danu the hair to its original
color cure entirely the most painful headaches-and in
some instances serious umors Personally have
bcca q sharcr in several Of these benefits.
REv. HENRY HILL, Manchester N. Il
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-20

Leave dyes alone and only reiabie EcstoT1
rire, like IeimStreet's Inaitable''
Sold everyweere--iIicc JUc and 81 per bottle.
w fG HAGAE 500. Froprttors, Trey Ny
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-28
"a STING AND pRAYER..

To-day will bc generally Observed throughout the eotsd
etaey az day af fasting humiliation and prayer, H 4ecord
ance viii, the a,omena of President Davis which we
arc plesed observe warmly seconded by our ez
eelent Governor. sS ,. 4 g. is%5!ssE
In times Of naoDs ra we'll individual ibaaticn1t
well bow anbly Throne o Grace aud impiere
those blessings which withheld. wond make even victory
barren of good reults In ts o sore national
individual iee,ts and wed being inewiaed with the
Government that the tails The Others Fst bc ru1fd.
Never before sc niioly, such ton war waed
bs any nion either Ghristendom Heaihendom as the
North proecuting against the South Not content with
threatening the overthrow Of ON Govfrnnent shs NS,ern
people openly declare With chd and
iment paa,eied that when that object IS accomplished
they will only reduce to state Of degrading ssTvpde
but they will property oay the Of th
70: their In their blind rag
and sweeping hate they exempt nothing Neither age sca
innocence be allowed sand in The Of their re
yenge and avarice Immedcate ruin to oyerake The wo
Southern people II they succeed. Hence IT follows, natn
consequence that pres national trial only
individual fribnlatons and that all people
without exception should observe this day with fsen sin
cese ard cbhssite htar.s sfs S-sy-
We presume ali hnsss that which pet,ins to ih
military and naval departments vii! b. suspended the bank
will closed the will also closed In naori
ty Of isancesve trust the clos will lie universal and th
places Of general public resort should bsciosed also Let ter
complete cessation Of bunes for the tno being, and e
all people, with accord, to the Va ions churche
throughout tie ety. and there bescsca GoD to be mercffn
i bless and country, and to deliver from oil
enemies who at,e blood who seek 10 bn
destruction upon secon md who would outrage WHY
i md F1Ii 1rkI t-
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4. lfrolnst,e Richmond Wig. S-.,z H..
Tie Administration anil the War.

= -, I'd :.
yasisg s5, ars ps,s s,s anI u hs 10y
sGy s @ 4 % sae %hs d s her ss sa ss:
HS Ss s Ss y aRS
gaminp Of surrounding and compress SIM u.s. W g was an
%ss ss 91s 10 mes ai hs @ s viii opar
s 81 and s, S so 4 s
and sngges,s eetrg mind tba, io most signal service
yhs @ q 4 s s ss e ns 3 ia fsA
s present s hs r1 m n s nag,sa on oy
pSs& sIs & s S ial ,'f q H. az a Ha n1s n
f hss o mud ssal"i"g a
devotion Of so"lsa p e with ono hs., ,,,s ,ssS y GT n.
Tsa veIiy a a hi spaesss ss s M
al IN asS. ] ]e lie @ ~ Ser auS n a @
he uisyass q samos "aa The waiting away
III e ass ssT mS 5 sfss %s nn aa as
iovepept y s'srrs Ys k 81 e ns .r s, ss s,
before Does parsi n afasn f NJ,
ss ssns aS ss sssp5s
@ hSsfr trds $ mr. 9 Bays S FAR d
zs.zs 'asSs faa
51cen s eG ev Hqs @ 90 s rs
rion do noi p,icy which has teen attended, any VII
sa aa sae Sa Ss
bs nsa s e t
INV ve trsabls are they on whom we haS
nr yeiGnce achieved by ch pge Of men or change
| policy - =. :, 10 ., f,erh,rv ;,rs all bo,
conmttd An error and have contribu ed TO dede the Adm
y holding tongues .nly indugng the honeyt
casts of nr ise THIS disposition has been grfa
.s bright SSe Of s a ns s1l
d d not unnersiand But ue disasters as those Of Roano
and anpang of neciency that all contcn
s bo lost without of altered and more u
!, orUus policv@ - - .ga ,,;, .,,;s sues, n,
IND, liza MI rht months while the enemy actively p
aTimS II nyadeus is not despete IL can ha
",sc c,s and gee Will free aud brave ?,
~ oneriI fortune life Tor tie nitnteance t tb
i%s nothing is wanting but npsten, leaders, mel,
viii hcls Zig 1earts, worthy Of this great movement
n ornament Congress the Conlederacy is IN sesst
RI IL ,n ,mportant branch OF the ycmment, privileged g
nred bv its posi- take active part in die conduct
II is s high peroaatve to that other dsnfrtine
rf M =, ther functions ii they full Il take care that
KnnUfiic receives derment Bnt with wise ana hah
nons cn,,ses past prors sources oi ut'
e | triumph. se38
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-28

Certan parties suspected 10 be those arrested and tried upon
cin;na charge for enlbczz emn, committed while in the
s,oy o. The Ii Express Company be ng unable cir
cac their snues through portion Of The of thscy
have endeycrrd to nure the Southern Express Company
NV elf by ,hng in circular iorn os charges against
~. Tie Southern ,pess Co. in It's services 10 the Cofcder,cy
neels o tefence at my hands and only say with
enc to during my residence OF about live in
the South tust my conduct has been sch need re
t,ion of s absurd charges contained in tic anonymous cir
.cuars of slanderers "rs.
10, IN - go j. j. NICK EEv HR.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-28
THE BATTLES Ar FoRT DoNELsoN.
s+EN. PILLONv,S REPORT.
BATTLE. OF TRENCH E5s FEB. III
Battle with Ggaiboats, February 1s.
BATTLESoF$ DOVER

Z St . .E7 4 y
- s.ya Cohrahts, Tena.s Feb; Is, 1862
ss9 1sn
. \ Fe9 u q lls ~
Il M sendG ws5 strysa s a f e work WE
Sste's ss xisy -, fsras
na nsas M s 5 d 2Ha a III as Ms
The IN Ssrs ,s
lender e a. Fes ps, Henry and h r., s @ ps
snia esve s
sss ssa s III a asss
hs a 5 vera
gum provide ior placed M ihs ~
s"st ss''sf sssS ~
e vi ye5 a a aohs s Sa eIs
having hes tssaed s Y oef s IT. og y
ls ~ es Ssss eS III
wE yns s q e. nfss s @ as ssass
l Il M, IN
al VIM ,s Is, II
low and BY eon'f'na"s range y hills allare"na
,.aSy NJ W ssis ~ sn s ~
osn d ate oferleE from every assstion From u,
9sow r. gHar A." ge. S sss s 81 e s e es
and nftry detached n IN. our Fh has ccsnmo Y
sh Ma' G"eifs, a s RSsiHssr ] Cen NJ
5 Is S s,s aS t ~ Sse'sF and (,
e 5 inner WORK sS hs 81 ~
These psist with !e nm5t \,
s s as Tss h II sss
ssi ~ Sss, ,ss ast
s 's ss We howsss SSs
bie Tie lsrsth ne s naasaa q ths ioss
ss which aaenty ensl'ea y, the s pos
vps @ aI S Ss sf ssshass Z ssssS
nsao Z Is e ss sss ss s fy n
Fs1n % hs Fs e Ss q
s,ssy t y
.Ss ssi sss
j si5ss ss sssi ssisasss
gsss aastas
Maaes ! field battery II "a. .,,,,, e 81
asisaasd ss
around ts Il u M The remit q s H. 5 es
i # is s
@ Ssss 1l5s sS ms vi sus
sa.sss i IL
sSssss sssssss
,sn espss sa sf ls,ssIs sss s,a
oGss, t,p a s,s ssss ssss ga aasf mi @
as" ysS q s|sssf R ' R'ss
m Js., WAS n 81 loss 10 tho sar Nd was VI
nn ,,ts, suiei,s ,tes ertat ci Ia
the 18th We hui 1nitt U af short DISTANCE bel
ers Wa also ie als Information o. me "
10 number OF naw greatly
eus forces nteaus sa a ~ On the Sih these
sss ss s as Ss Pss,ss fas y
st nas ranbats ware seen veis river q Of vi
and In ln8 OF DAT ie thn tns
n 10 ts Whe the aHhoes ATTN cd Mit,n a IN ~
tE, half tho sbaeTf thsy oIehet hfe
minded towes battery, ut sight guns ana .nl.
er ossr iarry Of fea- y fohtthsir Ife s s,
ecr en,yY yuEhpnss honlt within T1as 'j'S it
10 thar yuns This they did 4b-relff'te trRl 81 haid
ire wmis the .neiuSs III an sha fell thie nrdaa,.
La posilot severe tstfsht nl ~ y, ,s,sa iii n
pie But nevertheless our @ t,se iis AZ
H ,eTss ehen onspcd ffc The guns ef beh PARTIES were
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-28
Citizens of Louisiana! J.!

The time for actor. Cur country regimes
vices Will we let her ask in vain: Our sacred rights
taken en shall tamely submit to the yoke
OF oppression Mo- Sooner die upon the glorious battlefield
than allow the tyraut invade snd desolac your country
,our homes BLAST ynnr future happncs Or loved hero
General Beau:egard ali have confidence appea's
to us for that with tht assistance te
will drive bIck invading foe Then let us to and 60
like sdiegs, and placing trust i'll the Supreme
Being The srpct drive them from soil and share
the aurels with below d Zero,
The nged will pray for you the Young live TO bless yo and
your families be proud Of the you bear. Citizens OIL
L,nisana, viii you join hay. service, aEt
wish to see more. Will You go with me to Golumbsls
Bounty OF Fifty Dollars will be paid you mastering in,
good uniforms and transportation will be furnished to Al
that iii 90 nj Please cali enroll you
A. CAMPBELL, Il ,
re27 ob,t Nc. CHnp street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-28
:. A1ToenrHEE 4. IyscoRREc1r.

several days pasfrum sse been rife tue
lh Gov. and Gen lowell 10 sending rsin
foseensents Con- Reanreid and the plaqste
volunteered that troops ncaded oeend the city from
appreened attacks Ihere force in ils latter pro
position bnt nncbartabe people aod aay that was ra
inycne forhe occso 10 se;ye certain purposes
OF believed awosd Of sach dity as this
only nenoni.ns Il part OF tle ht3iory Of the time
illustrate the length Ct The tongue Of dane rnmor. r
For the beneasof those who mag reposed faith The
reports alluded leave that assured that
boh Cen Lowell AMI Goy Moore repudatc them altogether
These high officials in favor OF reinforcing Bsauregard with
the least possible delay and If thar wishes could be carried
out nstner Lonisiana gallant General would stand in
need Of additional forces After this plain statement Of acts
ii sto be hop stt the work of will forward
with unabated sigos until all reqnifcmens filed.
In regard to this city, understand that the Comm sding
General entirely cnento Of his ability defend success
fully against any from The the enemy mediate,
with the force that will be left after the Columbus acquisitions
filed The principal danger be apprehelde flo
above not the approaches This main struggle for the
defence of New Orleans will take place at
wigh vicinity the enemy concentrating great strength.
There foes should be met matter what the circumstances
iuferiority Of foc, But Generals cano. accomplish
mTossGiie olrtroors leap osstacies
TIL should he borne carefully and constantly in mind They
eannst hope ocfeat euemy vastly onnunberng them
flashed with recent Victories sustain long line o opera
lions pressed upon point unless
rushed forward and their numbers te the enemy
in the proportion of two Wea that ratio ut
We shall entertain apprehcnsons Bat Il the enemy is
have to one has been the in The Kentnck
AMI Tennessee battles heretofore 1t is not likely VIC will vii
| tr umphs all the time. 80 g tSsT 80
The efore we lay 10 Columbus II lsBeauesid u prop
ey sustained have doubt that he will achieve oriou
victory great pchedbatl which shortly te fought
such achieve nent would only protect The Mississippi
valley until December wond virtually nut eEdt
tic war; wonli paalyz, the spinal column Of the snda
to the Accomplishment Of our independence
as 1t utterly impossible for Lincoln to costinue this
ninety days Of defeat, the financial condition Of hi
government being so Desperate Every patriotism
liberty and safety calls volunteers TO Columbus and
aud believe the ranksW he oyerowingiy full in few days
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S4 St.AE- ara, IiEAnqt sRrEgs SZcoa8 BaiG ABE !
IduisliSA VoirsIEER STATE TEB9Ps.. *
2. = - - New Orleans, Feb 70, isos.)
GENERAL ORDERS mob. ses rs = e
In Obedience Order No. 10 from tho abjpfhehefa,
commanders OF regiments will Immediately prepare for active
IL the field and embl their respective OIL
their usual parade grounds SATURDAY MoHNlNG
NEXT tho first day Of Ma,cl at ociock promptly and at
oncc report there bcadquar ers. - .t!4f
II Commanding officers will mako the Necessary eda's'ions
The Brigria q to tqp he companies ai'S
camp eryce tie General 1anding calls the espe-
cia attention OF his officers t, e importance OF seeing tat
knap lightly packed The contents to be restricted ac
ding The regulations for Tie purpose OF increasing the
company fund by the Saving Ct raons each company should
form but he amount OF cers baggage must also
be limited to articles Of actual necessity and all camp furniture
should arranged fod up Captains Of companies will be
required to furni h duplicate muster rolls
II-Comadns oicera Of zimenis, batalions and com
panies cha,eed respectively with the execution Ct this
4 order.
By oSmbaand Of
| f. T.. TRACY.
.' - I'readicr-General tmnatdng
THoMAs T. WAlgss, Major and Er sade- Inspector
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OlIicial-By the Governor.

VHItIHi-By tht VhFeFhoFs
HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA, J
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF1C6. :
New Orleans Feb. rs, 1862. J
ORDERS NO. 15S.l -
1.-The following Briga5es will be held in readiness, and be
prepared active service such convenient places The
Commando S thereof mny select, viz
The q Brigade Volunteer Troops, BrgadierGentral Il. Il
Tracy co1nuaandng on SATURDAY, the 1,t March, at
o'clock \. NJ.
The Isl Brigade Louisiana Militia Brignier General b.
Story commanding, MONDAY, hs Sd da, of March, at l
o'clock N. ~
The Sd Brigade Ioais:aas Militia, rigadicr A.
Powell comm sndug WEDNESDAY, til: 9Th du, Of March
at Q o'clt ok A. NJ
1.-THE BrigadcrGeneras Will report their Commands
enera Jno L. Levi ,hs day and honr appointed
II-Alpjot General na l.. Levi, comnianairg the Mii
OF the is spec alls changed with The execution Of Hi
o;ter mud will rolls o The Companies he tu
nj. he'd to this Department.
| r. y order oE