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LATE IRoA CoLuHhoN.- etsoas MY leacnea
strong reported Mlbrne eight miles above Comb
Thursday. They waiting for renforcements prepara
tory TO at, attack upon Columbus They PROPOSE
down with immense army pa the Of Co!nm
bus to surround IT, ana thna ca2'are IT, All their plans have
about The result. "
what arrangement Iakins receive then IL does
become 10 speak We have know that Gems
Polk and Beepre5ard The enemy' and
making the best possible disposition of their the
emergency.
This reports about the evacuation of Columbus premature
1t has not been not readers
assured that reinforcement will be sent forward
sufficient numbers enable make decisive saGd
and to contest every inch OF ground. e.
All the movements sao which there have been
rlny REPORTS re eF sned srelgtben hold the Mis-
saspp Valley aud that they win have that effect we
to doubt In the meantime let all who do
and report for duty Generals Polk and Btauregard
Memphis A SalRncbe, Friday.
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Ofiiciul-By the Governor.

HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA }
ADJUTAST- GENERALS OFFICE.
New Orleans, Feb 25 1862
ORDERS NO. 1881
1.-The following BrgAdes will be held in readness and be
prepared for active SERVICE such convenient places the
Commanders thereof may select viz:
The II Brigade Volunteer Troops Brissdier. General E. L.
Tracy commanding on SATURDAY, the lot March, at
O'Clock A. N.
The lst Brigade Louisiana Militia, Brgadier General H. G.
Story commanding MONDAY the Bd day Of March, at IL
o'clock NJ.
The 3D. Brigade Louisiana Militia, Brigahier A. ].
Powell commanding, WEDNESDAY the 9Th day Of March,
at O'Clock A. n.
1.-THE Brgadler Generals will report their Commands to
NJ Jno H. Lewis the day and hour appointed
III-Mnor General Jno. L. lewis commanding the Militia
Of the Sat- is specially charged with the execution Of this
ORDER and will rolls Of the Companies to be fur
nahed 10 this Department.
BY order Of
THOS. o. MOORE.
Governor and Commander in Chief.
NJ GRIyoT Adjuant and Inspector General La e26 2p5t
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CO " " u MO ATEp,

MoNnoE, III Feb. &C. 1862
Ell Crecn- read "a Vouneer'sn eomraunic on Ia yonr
weekly Of the 12d inst with pleaSnS agree with him as o
the Hppoonmen which should be made The four aud half
regiments called for by Gov Mooee The enauent uRtishas
should now come vi TO the mark or forever deprived
honor.
sntemn' Instead Of 1Iree have four companies
fsldihe Pelican Greys in The I'd Louisiana Regiment Ouacha
Dlues, Waddes Battalion thr first company which enlisted
r the directly The Confederate service Ouachita
Sonron in 18th Louisiana Regiment and the Phi ips Ran
GER Cavalry in Wit Aas Regiment now in Tennessee Be
company each OF infantry and cavalry being formed
here with fair prospects. This is doing well parish with
Gi3 voters In ii. Very Respectfully. 4zg
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LATEST TELEGRAPHlG tNTBbLIeEscE
otsehrcstb 70 THE azw ORLEANS csesesar

that as March 1.-THE latest adviees from Nashville saw
'nas ~ MY so1,h herners have arrested saS
thousand men. ~ " J''9e'Vh thefe ef NIFTY
Charleston Railroad. "s 'ac3 Oh "teEehsoh, on the
peace. "'e Doas. having signs ont for
They sell coffee at fen per pound and hac,
zing effect. ''epot'sa 70 nave q denoral-
g M Ganie erected at Boston Mountain in few davs
miles apart. " 'eefed 70 pe only ten
iiity thousand Fsderals Milburn esht u,ez ,,
attack C6irnittia. sr p'epa'a'ort 10 lie
fThe Federals pr5E6se To make tta ,,ta.L
fNssannsn b. land. 80 80" "P~afas oi
Columbus IA and PadiIcat '''.', ,' % i@'.s
New Madrid and our nay fall back 70
ground VIII he and other PLACES, ever finch n
.ssnlk and Reauyegard " -
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LATE FROM CAIRo.-A gentleman just from

LATE FROM CAIRo.-A gentleman just from
Pauca that e fefcrHs Eaye upwards of kun
red hnnsand eiwesn Cairo aud hat ph,ce He says
hs las: Wednesday, while At Paduesh he forty
river short distance and aen returned and started down the
Mississippi. All nbosts disabled in
fight Fart Donelson. They admit
thousand while others innate II as high astWtn thons nd
entertained that the force above alluded destined
for Columbus New Madrid hey declare their
down with whenng force, surround tolambus,
snrve out aud thus cut OF from communication with Mem,
phs Let Them 1t. They will End that theory WON'T
work in practice. Memphis Avalanchs, Saturday
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NEW MUsIc.--Thanks to Messrs. Backma,
sss 's esps. e Ii & ss s
as5fs s1f s'fF s,se 'yia He'e
MASQUERADE BALI.-We acknowledge the 70.
saH ticket to grand fancy dress and
By he &c gy to
sacsty ana and pans saeT s pa1d sd e.
the same evening. " = ~, o'' et'"s nas' o..
r. IHE - oEocNp BRIaADE.-This fine oorps under
ssTred 10 I as ss i frss On Saturday
hem 1'' % 70 eanp Lewis e morrow Success 70
CArTA1N J. ". BuHouP.-This gallant gentle.
ssfsa la md ss
Tsssn sssns
a o 4oe 9s Of ani on e a a
M sSdss @ VI ~ ss.'s ,s
s.sssns ssss l
ezs 1s he s
psss q s. f.s
4 ss A!sy ss Aas
which nEs,m IN az alter s.s z
: 9iS:, the ..sp-. kind
ssse nas as 70 and e.
Peace to his aste - s
ARTILLERY, Ho!-our magnificent corps ia vir.
degenerate ssen Jon IN R Pifs ssas rss si
sRs' soRsoy 60 9s sSsredr Sns q The m r.,
turned the Confederate ior ninety dags
,asf s9ast ss g sshs
r ss1 ss 'ailsd together at
most T ayopsss Re s a. that y fyss.
farrier also wanted . os' ''u A'A'.ns Ana
FORWARD, MARCH This expression has been
50 common o. ate thar now ihs. March Il
winds have caresng IN this nnshborhoos 4
n4. s,sss ST. +
onay way Il ssss
how much wind blow This mont anaccc
tons high winds have drying effect lands rvers not
Provision roR YoLuNTEERs.-There are in our
sire to nss .-e Columbus n hsrna back
sa sess
se s sa h s
anS pn s at The expense of the
sssa s.s ss. s s o T..
There you WI, nd the place and hours
on r conditions hat nus, satisfactory;
4 %s5sS
suppor Each single .cevs mouth sssS
r. %sss Rss @ II *
hess xho read this M opaopny assaf
FouND DEAn.-A notification to the Coroner,
The effect that the iy Of child had ound thersbsnt in
| a prvg % 571 ~ =
DRowSED.-Mr. H. P. Walden, a resident of the
4th District LIST aged sbout eight yeas III &
O'Clock F. NJ last Saturday by drownhg The child feIi ntn
the river at the Jackson street ferry and swept away
; FBEs.-Quite an active business has snrunr M
lately in This line Resides the fire Saturday morning s
or near Washington th district there II al Ius
during the night Of the day. and yesierday
None OF them, werer. to hava
The principal t. in . oalv tho burning o
portion OF ne public hnnl house. alce
PrytaEia and Nayadss which O'clock nil hi
before last, AT such hour of the night would Seem to
have been the work of an inrendi4ry =
The econi fire of the night nsened almost immediately
erwards in the premises of Mr.. NcGne Goi and
arondec and the THRU match factory souer of Heya
aud ST. john both Of which extingn without any
mater 81 damage The urih occurred In Dist
and burnt un. 'T
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Many beautiful ladies', when walking ont, seem
very ausry they gazed at and sadly disappointed they

story with moral is told By the Frankfort
Commonwealth. Old Governor Shehy, when pursuit Gen.
had day twas raining Ut the ,ipea cold wind blowing
deep nlSd foot "a ind day, yon ~ raid
Shelby, vi b, sir, 1t 1--we bad = .sWby
Governor M would then be certain Of catching
Proctor, for would Ia moving and he Wouldn't"
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ApA1NrrL Acc1nrxr-we regret 70 learn Of

APAINFuI AccInENT-We regret to learn of q
painful and nearly fatal accident waia occurred days
since calculated bring sorrow iato distinguished rcls.
young by The Of Jea Davis Howell bro'herin law
of beloved Chief Magistrate, out hunting Hsyon
Paquerpne, company with another yonth, OF j. J. He
her Fa. The latter sitting nncoeking his gun while
nb exploded the firing the and inaieting bic
flesh wound young Howell, who stood in range, carrying
away the bone the tne calf OF his leg He bore him
self with much mnesR leaning The shoulder OF Lis com,
panion he walked the woods the Bayon though
weakened greatly By the loss # bood nr rart We learn,
he vii lot lose his leg though he will have to rean in
/ ii three or fonr mouths iIhervlle Sentinel.
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LATE FROM CLARksvIIIE.-A gentleman who
left Giarksv,t Monday, that about thousand
negroes had ne their way the Federas Fort Donelson.
and the slaves who show that they
loyal ncon,e permitted recover their slaves that
all others conabaAd. He reports that The Fadpy treat
our pr with ma ked esy and lG tksit kind
toward citizens, c;ing private property has had the
lust preparing 6 10 h'nd the peop hand and foot.
Memphis Avalanche, Friday.
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GuNRoATs oN TENNESSEE RIyEa:-Ne heard, by
q orsne says e Memphis AEannes x,s Of Ssn,aT m
Tennessee river They fequeni accompany transports and
trading boats with signs o in gaflns 5 e % eFs 10 nt bs
opportunity buy good sOes at ten cents nonna bacon a.
system our informant states Is having Vey elnoIass
effect upon the people Tennessee iyeF, whc4 embracing
Eteridres district supposed cpn ain Lincoln SYM
nnihiypry Than any cthe. D ftiol of tie State,
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HEADoUARTERs LOUISIANA MILITIA, ,
AbJUTAST- G ESERAL'S OFFICE,
- New Orleans. March. !, 1862.
ORDERS NO. ls9 y
I-srseons Of Regiments have right 10 claim fee from
parties applying for certificates of their disability perform
militia duty
H-Whenever reliable information has been given the
Commander Chief that any Surgeon of Regiment has de
mandsd fec from applicants their commissions will insan
he revoked. o.
by order Of
THOS. o. MOORE
Governor and Commandment Chief.
N. GRIvor, Adj tant and In pector General m3 2p3t
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CUMBERLAND GAP.-We learn from the Memphis

Avalanche that the in large o.ce in the vicinity of
Cumberland Gap, 1.-The key East Tennessee They very
bold soeues coming in sight of lie Gap aud almost range
guns. On the 18th company Of their cavalry rme
Of battle In front of guns the object Icing get
e range the guns. sce then force has been Increased
there Parnans they would have attack before this
hut for the late storms and heavy rains in TINT
lion. They have lot their opportunity They
rone to Knox yyje,
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Tile RIVER CLOSED by THE FEpEnA1s.-A

The RIVER CLOSED BY THE FEpERA4s.~-A re-
by the Savannah, ycerdEy brought
lighl all the Of The in river They
or cted three batteries which e!eoIualy cut Of eonmnnoa Jon
With the urtone Of four guns Senuss Point Of til
mhsr OF guns small marsh inst above Long Islam
and commanding South channel and the third boats
moored in Mud river. The three located in the form of
triangle and eoHd not be passed by any vessel in our
the distance of three miles. we're trad at The Sa
vnna, but they all fell sh.rt Savannah Republican, 26lh
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L1aHr.-Mr Artemon Hill, No.G Charities street,
sertses article which has recently been invented fop
Illuminating purposes ne describes the greatest nven
of The age coal oil Is impossible 10 and
a other very high indeed The invention will come good
e. onsekeepers directed to Mr. Hills advertisements
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INpIAN FoRAy N TEXAs.-On the l4th party of
ten Indians visited Parker county killing nni sc4lpng VIM
Youngbood and stealing G. horses They pursued and
overlaten by who killed Of the wretrhes aFd
co cd scalp Mr.. Yonngbood Of the
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COMMERCIAL JoR PRINTING. --Messrs. Res Broth
doing eaafui work In the Of printing due bills.
paper money bllheads drsY receipts etc. their Rotary
Printing Establishment, adjoining the 81, James HOTEL aud
what equally important these days ding the work at
cecdnsy cheap rates. We advise n those Of readers who
have h work Of any description TO give them CALL
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A PRETTY TALL STUTTERER.-The Chief of Police
Of the city Richmond received saturday TIN foown
pa ch Winchester "For dollars offered far
the est Of A. + johnson Black eyes black har dark
pexion and sca head and slut feet seven INCHES gh
Look the tall sutterer. Examiner.
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VOLUME XIV.
Dispatch from Gen. Beauregard.

JACKSON, TENN, Feb. q, 1852.
To Gov. TIos q. Moore:
VIII accept all good equipped troops under Of 2st August
that will offer, and for NINETY DAYS.
Let the people Of Louisiana undestn that here is the
place 10 defend Louisiana.
mi JutG BEAURE0ARD,
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NEW INFIRNIARYs
DIR. REYK Ids,
PIE UNRIEALLED CkNCER DOCTOR,

THE UNRIEALLED CANCER QOCTON,
Would inform his friends and the public that he has rented
md completely fitted nrary the spacious and ee
CANT uasion No. 10 Baonne street, between Canal and Com
Streets where he will devote all his attention to the CURE
II CANCERS In their worst forms Scad Heads White Swell
ngs aud Ulcers Of every description
lie refers with pleasure, tue annexed certificate Of
MADAM A. CiiArpELl., wtll.knowu and highly respect
ahe lady Of this city
iUupy Of Certiheate
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. II, 1861,
This is to certify ts the undersigned resident OF the city
Of New Orleans for M years. and now residing a NO
81 Erao street. had been for qlS time afflicted win Gan
" in her In order 10 have it seaoYed tile Under
I'd ssped Warren Stone, who Operated ~ IL three
,in vi it4ea without eheetng Subsequently ap'
,1 tn & REfN0LDS, under whose treatment tho Cancer
nae esa Oily re,nosei and perfect was made take
i ans n, d9ing juses Dr. Reynolds, and in order tina
;ni,,r ~Elced, may av4i themselves Of his valuable
services , ,.r,,,
NIL IL -. - - 80
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A Card.

DOCTOR Nick EIVEY having returned, recommences the
practice his profession Residence and Office heretofore
Charles street btweeu Poydas street aud Lafayette
9axars ~ feS lplm
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~ Parties having relatives and friends
Camp there charge by The
steamer EMPIRE PARISH, leaving the city every WEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS at 10 O'Clock.
A. GRANT. Msster
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M A r RIED:
OMlcial-By the Governor.

On Wednesday. February 26 by Right Rev. Archbishop
OdiD. WILLIAM A. BELL TO ATHII.DE, daughter of NJ.
MIssOn, ESQ all Of this city,
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s3- Mcssrs. w. II. Adams. w. Nj. Semple
T. D. yanlIon full power of attorney, per act
passed before W. H. Peters, Esq, Notary Public
MIA j. o. NIXON
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Military Uniforms.

We are prepared 10 nnifurn as VIZ
Regiments In heavy French BLUE CDTTUNADE.
Regimunt In heavy BROWN KERSEY.
Battalion In superior heavy BLACK CLOTHS and DOE.
SKINS
Battalion in superior heavy BLACK CORDUROY and
vELvETINE.
Companies In DRAB fINSEYS. Woolen.
3 GRAY CLOTH, Weolen.
2 MINED GLO1lI. Wooden
BLUE JEANS, Woolen.
BROWN JEANS, Wu9en.
g. CAMLET JEANS.
20 Dark Gray Mixed JEANS.
The above we manufacture to order Uniforms with
Dispatch in the most durable approved styles trim
med with Orange Mazarine Blue Came Red Dark Green or
Black, may be desired.
1000 Gray Flannel CAMPAIGN sHI RrS, with pockets
1000 Linen Check CAMPAIGN SHIRTS, with pockets.
1000 Cotton Check CAMPAIGN SHIRTS, with pockets
1000 Canton Flannel UNDERSIiIRTS.
1000 Canton Flannel DRAWERS.
1DO0 pair BUCkSKIN GLOVES.
Officers Uniforms made 10 order.
Officers Dragon Long OVERCOATS, with Capes
Waterproof OyeIcoats, Leggins. Caps and Bankets
l.. W. LYONS & CO.,
26 % and 20 St. Charles street.
n,3 2p3t corner of Common street.
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RS-Parties having relatives and friends
Cump Cauette will be auted there free Of charges by the
Empire Parsh-c,vn; the city every WEDNESDAY,
and SATURDAY MORNING. at 10 O'Clock.
MI 2pH 4. A.GRANT, JR., Master.
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N. GRIvOr, Adj
office.

NEW ORLEANS, March g. 1867.
The Committee Public Safety" will r1eet hereafter al
the Municipal Hall every day at o'clock +. NJ.
ms 2pIt GEO. G. LAWRASON, Secretary.
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TO Ra Lees.

TO NaEels.
MAYoRAi.Y OF NEW ORLEANS, I
CITY HALL, March l, 1867,
~ To Bakers - The price Of SuPerftne
Flour being this day ,een dollars and hali-Sl3 5O per
barrel bakers are reGre to give during the ensuing week.
Commencing on MONDAY, Sd inst follows, viz Second
quality, or No.
Forty ounces CT bread for 70 cents;
Twenty ounces OF breai f1r 10 cents;
Ten ounces of bread for cel.s .
Tbe loaves Of ths third quality. No. s. tst ~1Sh oHe
eighth more-tbat ii 10 say
The 10 cert loaves, forty -fv eoulces.
The 10 cent lnavsg, tweny.two ounces;
The cent loages. e}eFpp ounces.
made Of Extra -four and the shall not exceed In weight
pound and sha be ade baked sd sapped as required
by ordinance No. $780,
DE- If JOHN T. &GulGG. Mayor.
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H9- Candidate for Mayor, Irrespective Of
Party, VICTOR WIE,TH, OF the Second District
See Crescent oi 18th Both 3Is january. fell 2po
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aE-Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 81 and 81 Graer se New Or
l.aps 9pH
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THE MILlrIA.-A great many militia officers are
do more than good and the they checked In
il tho better They haransue the crowds telling them that they
will net bo sent nat tue city, that they will not be required
TO erio any res .erce Yt OF EoinseF eopanes,
and that they will haye mac lime generally Now deception
Is not wanted any quarterthe naked Truth should be told
and men be prepared meet and emergency We
fol, the mtia-aud the orders from headquarters will verify
our stat. mept-that the mtla will be compelled pe,forn
active service oy do not do willing ard the sooner III
realize this the better for ,jiemssis ard the country
Many poor woman thinks she can do nothing
without husband and when she gets finds she can do
Ait, ~, hiD
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Conn LAcEs. Fl. Franko. the enterprsng
dealer fancy goods and ewsy Of Poydas ana
Carondeet Streets has 0 yards of this article for sale Sea
I'D verisemen
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.arasty OcerCOats.

800 long OVERCOATS suitable for Officers and Soldiers
For sale by
L. W. LYONS Il CO.,
ms 2p3t corner St. Charles and Common streets.
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MONDAY MORNING. MARCH 3, 1862.
western Military Correspondence.

Further Particulars III. Government Losses at Nhhvie
Property Burnt yacIation ard Destruction ot Fort I'I
coffer-The Pressing Enthusiastically fnn:sfsa- ihc
,len.s-Keurn OF Gov Harris,
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NOTIGE1FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE ALL
~ sales Of Reel Estate and Slaves made by us will take
place the Merchants AID Auctioneer Exchange Our
lion Mart will be used exclusively the sale of Merchandise
ans FqrpituIe.
Gi2R MccERREN \ LANDRY, Auctonsers
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Proclamation.

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,l
CITY II III. March ], S62 s
In conformity with resolution adopted by The Common Coun'
cil l. JOHN T. MONROE NJ. vol Of the city Of New Orleans
do hereby give notice that sso or ashe
individual will wed parade the streets of the city of
New Oenns TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of March, 1867, the
being Marli Gfns
The members Police force will take 10 enforce the
ma Il JOHN 7. MONROE. Mayor.
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Redemption Of City Bonds.

OFFICE OF THE GOMMIssIUSERs OF THE CoNsOLipATED}
DlBr OF NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans, Feb. l9, 1862. }
Notice Is hereby given that ling to the 37 Section of
Act Of the Legislature Of the State of Loul.inna entitled IAN
Act Consolidate the Civ Of New Orleans and Provide for
the Government aud Administration OF its AArs approved
February 1852 sealed proposals will be received the sale
to the city bonds Issued according to the foregoing act to the
hundred thousand dollars until the 2Gt day Of
March, 1867, at II o'clock M.
Proposals be addressed o. DEUYS Secretary. aud
dorsed Proposals for the sale Of Bonds
JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
CHAS. W. CULBERTSON, ComptIo oller.
ADAM GlFFEN, Treasurer.
=. s. WliH,
Chairman Finance Committee poard Of Aldermen
j. Is. LEEFE,
Chairman Finance Committee Bonrd Assistant Aldermen
fel9 9ptm26 .. DEBuYS, SECRETARY.
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Travelling under Dfcnes-Regularly Trapped IN Nashville
Both Raroads Stopped-The Town Resusce .ing-Gov
Harris Blamed for the Panic-IIDw he Acted-Foma
Surrender Of The City the Enemy, etc.
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mo. 5944.]
ReSotd That the Comptroller be and he Is hereby author
ajcate to the lowest bidder after five days notice In
the official joural contract for attending and keeping i'll
repair years the bridge Magnolia street.
auce the specifications e III the Surveyors Office said
be subject to The approval rejection Of the
Common G0,nlll.
(ssnedl q. P. DEI,ABARRE
President pra tela hasri Of Aldermen.
[Sgnell j. MAGI0EI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
ISignedj JOHN I. MONROE. Mayor.
A i;ta copy:
GS II TnEo MAEks Secretary.
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HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITI
ApJuTANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE,
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No. 594Z.
Rsole That tue coEoll warian! on the Treasurer fo
the of $500 the Third Company f Chasenr Pied,
enable said company Ut the field ths
paid as mustered into service.
[Signedl s. +. DELABARRE,
President pro tem Board Of Aldermen.
[Signed1 j. MAGIONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved FEBRUARY n 1862.
fe2S st (Sgncdl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
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Proclamation by the Governor.

N. GRvoT Adjutant and Inspector General La fe26 2p
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Reolre That the Comptroller the Treasurer for
the OF $1,000 in favor OF the Beauresa Regiment Second
Brigade Louisiana Volunteers to be drawn by Col Frank
Bartlett Of said regiment as ordered info active
vice.
Hso7eel Jtc That the Comptroller warrant the Treas
for the of SOL payable to the Captain of the Ame
Rifles Company b. said company shall be order
cd into active service.
lsiCnedj s ?. DEIABARRE
President pro tin. Hoard Of Aldermen.
(Signed J. MAGInNl,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved February u, 1862.
fe2S ct Signed JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-03
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