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The New York herald., 1862-02-24
WAsHINGTON,S BIRTHDAY,

Speech OF Mayor Wood at Scranton, Pa.
large meeting celebrate tho anniversary Of the
Birthday OF the Father OF his Country held at Scran
ton. Pa, on Saturday hast, February 22. Ex Mayor
Wood, of this city, delivered the address.
Having reviewed the personal history Of Washington
and etched the initiation and progress OF tho revolu
'on Of 1756, Mr.. Woed adverted to the pre-
sent civil and the designs or the Euro
pean governments upon this continent. In cor
cuson he sad;-Then am moi right in saying that the
pending conflict is pregnant with stupendous conse-
quences3 II is so indeed 1t is life or death to human
bberty-ife death 10 the of self government
throughout the wordlile death to human progress
and civilization under free system-snd life death
to all that IS dear to American reemen and their boasted
superiority tho troddcn vassals Of European
bondage. Then my friends, let stand firm. Those
who placed in the Offices Of may
the military leaders may err, and Congress may
But what OF tbat Who has not erred? These positions
are filed by men like ourselves, subject to the
passions. preudees and weaknesses. Mankind must be
governed by human agents. and therefore perfection
caepot be found. IL is he TO uphold, and
in uphoiding that, must Of sustain those,
whoever they be- who for the time being, have been
placed under the forms Of the constitution, in places Of
executive aud legislative trust II they are unequal
the duty the instrument provides for the retire
ment ald for the election OF their The pco.
pie viii thns IN good time resume the sovereign power.
care not who is President Commanding General let
us rally TO the support Of the vested authority, and with
combued effort for It's maintenance. II is not tho
publican party we contend for IL IL not for Abraham
Lincoln or General Mcclellan but for the perpetuaon OF
the american Union-the continuance Of this blessed
pnbc-thc preservation OF the American flag and the
enforcement and execution OF American laws IL 10
preserve TO our descendants the same blessings have
enjoyed aud 10 show mankind that revolutionary
cesers did not shed their blood in vain and that tho
American people are capable OF sefgovernmeDt
The New York herald., 1862-02-24
THE SCENE AND SERVICES IN THE oHuncn.
: THE LIFE OF LIEUTENANT MARCY.

and remanst Ia the church during last night. II will he
taken TO Albany for inteilnent to-day or to morrow
SKETCH or THE LIFE OF LIEUTENANT MARCY.
Lieutenant Samuel Marcy was born in New York in
the year 1890 and consequently, about forty two
years Of age at the time Of bis death He graduated rst
In his class in the Naval Academy and entered the navy
OF be United States ths 16l OF March 1888 He was
vt about fourteen sests. and FOR eight yesrs acted
in the capacity of mathematical instructor ~ thc Naval
Academy ~ Annapolis. When the present
painted for active field in which he could
his country, applied for snd obtained an appoint
executive officer board OF the steamer Paw.
nee While on board this vessel he ordered 10 tie
blockade Of Charleston sud was within hearing OF the
bastard which caused the surrender OF Fort sumter
Al that time he volunteered 70 enter tbs harbor under
circumstances which proved him 10 be gallant officer.
ss well mbued with earnest desire 70 devote his
life " necessary In the defence OF his country. The
next position he held that " First eusnant Of the
and Of the sloopof yincsnnss, on board Of which
vsssel he met with the Wcident which terminated his
existence. while doing duty IN the bockadug squadron
his efficiency rscognizsd by all, he having made
several captures previous W failing in with the two
sells laden with cotton.
with the merits Of gallant and faithful naval ofcsr
Lieutenant Marcy combined those Of rcsnsd aud honor
able gentleman, good Christian and firm friend
Modest and unsssumns, he possessed ths material 70
make great man, whie his mild deneaner and strict.
ness 10 the smallest professional rules, sndesrsd him 70
all who came within his scops ~ . naval commander
He married the daughter Of Rev Dr. Humphreys Presi-
dent OF 81 Johns College, at Annapolis BY whom he had
two children, who are now left 10 the oes Of
fond parent and devoted husband. Lsutenant Marcy
was cor Of the late Secretary OF that name. Though
The Union and his ssadsstness 70 the Of his ma
tons honor will have the effect pf nervng the arm and
eevane the souls of those his prcfossiop who may
hereafter strike bipw fW Gesd0D,
The New York herald., 1862-02-24
The Celebra tf0n at the jewish syna-
gOgue.

The anniversary Of the birthday OF Washington was
duly observ ed in the Jewish synagogue Clinton street
with prayers suitable for the OCCASION and by the read
The New York herald., 1862-02-24

rho soop of war Adirondack was launched at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard Saturday last She went od the
waysip Rne style amid the cheers Of immense con.
course OF spectstors The Adirondack is drst class
sloop.o Of war, and was modelled In Washington. Her
dimensions 40 follows-Iength all, 237 fee,
inches; breadth Of beam, So feet; depth Of hold 10
feet IL. inches; draught Of wster when laden, IA
feet; tonnage. /, 400 tons, builders measurement
The Adirondack Of the eight steam soops Of war
ordered BY the last Congress- The names Of the others
are
Tuesarora and yunetts, built ~ Ph,ladeiphis.
wachusstt end Hcusstcnic, built ~ Cbsrisstown.
Osppa, built ~ Portsmouth,
Oneida, built at brooklyn
Her armament will consist OF two eleven inch coumb
ads both pivots six broadslde guns and rGed Par
rot gun on the forecasts Her motive power will b
with her szs ant wiz bs rewsrfrl srersb
W Sivs hsr great speed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-04
SECRETARY MALLORY.

Iu speech, delivered by Gov. Fooe of Tennessee il
Confederate Congress, last week. the following remarkable
statement respecting the Secretary Of the Navy made.
Said Mr.. Foote: "Mr. Mallory had actually asked him
ooe) whether Fort Henry and Fort Donelson Ten
nessee or Kentucky
We suppose Mr. Foote surprised at this ques-
tion of Secretary Mallory. He had a right to express
surprise, all events without he WAS acqu Anted
wi that rsdoubtable individual Had he asked the Sec
reaty however whether New was in The Canni a
Islands and the Ms sippi river in the interior of C
haps he might have been informed that one was in Paa
gona aud the ether In Greenland he might Whether
'h'h answer wonld have been returned not thing
Secretary Mallory is entirely ignorant in respect the
Nss sippi river and New Orleans. Ire don't know any.
thing about Them. He heard of them. Ee never
had any kno.lel 20 of The Great Valley. is some
consolation to know that lie has about the Cum.
b.rland and Tennessee rivers although he Is pre-
else information TO wha. States they take their
through Great is Secretary Mallory! Won't year
old olsoy send him geography Can't bright
little boys relieve this ustri member of distinguished
Cabinet! Something ought to be oue if the boys will
only come to the deal Of good may
pshed If the boys should neglect their duty we are quite
conf lent that there thousands Of little school girls the
city who would TAXA much pleasure nfny enghening the
honorable Secretary in regard to Forts Henry and noneson
and the Cumberland and Tennesses rivers The patriotism Of
The ls inexhausib their beauty and intelligence
But, really this is sorry Joking That Secretary of the Navy
could be 60 ignorant isabouey astounding We doub, the
fact stated for Gov Poote with all his idosyncacie
Of HONOR and would make false Thank
fortune, there little chance of Malorys having seat in tho
Cabinet.
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From the Richm nd WhiS, 24th ut.l
The Destruction of Cotton and Tobacco.

II stated fact BY London paper, That as late the
5e eSisla COTS hc son1d rssosniss .hs
&c o rsa sa s or 20 s9 o a @
on Of representations made him by
m; ss
@ n "a. SswSa has aaS m the % 6 se AZ %
n s
fSsP sy iys SS;s Ssfn @R
5 hs q tit s ass nd ~ss ss ss wr * "a
M a" IL 9Hs ."s er q.
Ssas "' r. f%s = "s
liberty and would ook and ss people crsh.d
e ss m n hs
vay ibs isns alss 4 ssEad sSP!isa
Iss;, esy the per, Gt the nA
% "ss Sn'
s % mi S9on p"p sa a ea 1.s
tain sd France md tha. ,bc general prosperity Of both hos
Of Ps osy rn
4o ana hss ..s s Gae % .ns 10 ehs hs % sn
Ss enc,sd an" naSS AZ Cd, us at this Te,y @%c
having f exposed p" , 10 hsr Ba vi'h shot
s, M and d12 s sSon s S
tobacco and they battered themselves that they would break
pr. crnn1 Sy 10
uIs s"g On Ssw.d nd Iafss k. ~
ueia
ha. Which ehisay reeds tmpoycd moi elect
i've neans for undoinz.
Shall permit it: The cotton aud tobacco till in
bands: shall pemi! them to PASS tho hands Of the
enemy II do shall deserve the ato that will follow
Every censde aton Of honor safety dictates that steps
should he immed tely taken, which will the
ton OF hoShead Of tobacco and bale Of than
Snsr n 10 fail IN the hands Of the enemy Where ths
once removed to point in tbs in and agsots pre-
axe the dest ueon certain when the occasion shall
demand. This is especially tuty here in Richmond
,hosa times letter burn every hogead Than et he enemy
We have had yooi many flying around in
connection with FIR nch frgaes IN Hampton Roads sonlt
said they brought sealed puckHges Of Recognition others thai
they bore permit from The Lincoln Gorer' mcn 10 Snter he
WATERS 6f Virginia lrcsve of tobacco We Know
nothing We eshoud dislike 10 do thing nnsrcio,s ersn in
appearance France Properly aIpronch se might aYe
made All ally Of iss mabe vnue. II may yet TOO late
But she complain" i We for the lime 6sns & csnsait Su,
Lucon: hogshead should be 81 Pred ~ and the snho
j,cs should orihrM from the city al tile tobacco now
here and :po place where, tho exisency nti,es
i, may DO certainly asd speedily tlrst Dyed.
like couise and that Instantly, should he adopted witt
spc Place where IT'S aesnct on will be
h. fore get it. Nur salvation may dcpend upon
The cprta,n prompt vigorous execution OF this scheme.
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NUMBER 3O6
LATEST TELEGRAPHlo=INT1pT1IIcpycp
DISPATCHED TO THE NEW ORLEANS
From Memphis,


MEarnIs. March 3-The latest aayices from New Madrid
Represent tho Federal army oeco rons within two days
Of tina. pate and that's kirmah had occurred on Sat.
urday between their advance gnard consisting Of cavalry
and 90 Confederstea under Gea Thompson resulting In Gen.
Thomp'on being driven In. Tho Federal loss was Killed
The Conederates In large force New Msirid and ex
psct to whip thu Federals there.
Late advics from Nashville rsfesen only Union aay.
flying there and the Lincoln oers surprised cha.
grined Of the little sympahT exhibited for them
CAPT Morgan eapur.d 30 Federal. Thursday night Some
OF the Federal picket. are killed and captured.
The Fedea pckets extend their operations to Franklin
twenty miles south of Nashville.
There was askirmsh at Savannah Easpor Friday
in which Is Federals from their gunboa.s killed, and
killed on our aide.
Gen. Johnston is falling back within c;nventn tupportns
distance Of the Charleston road.
battle is expected with the feeras Boston Mountain
every day.
DIsPAICH
MEMPHIS March g.. Jcnss Tibbct.s who furnished Union
flag to she Fede,als at Fayetteville Ark pointed ou, the
leading see.sionists ard their property place.
rested by troops and brought Van strong
last Friday.
Late advces from Cakt,le stat. that IT will he week h.
fore there is eight at Boston Mountain.
From Richmond. ..
RICHMOND March 1.-The steamer Nashville arrived at Beau
FORT North Carolina Sunday morning The Federal block
aders fred "a .hots at her without effect.
The Nashville brings abont 50 O00 worth Of stores pnci
pay for the Confedeacy. When the (inf stream she
destroyed Yankee schooner bound from Philadelphia to San
Domingo The Nashville steamed the blecksdng
ron in defiant STYLE and although at time within mu,ke
hot shc canned on until enough be by
guns OF Fort Mscon and her chagned
mander Pegran and Taylor arrived at Rich
mond. portion of her f.egh is delivered In front Of
the Treasury building Commander Pegram speaks glowing
terms of the hospitality he enjoyed in England snd think.
Belgium will coon recognize tho South.
Bnmuda has pr hibited Fcd-ra,s from cospr There
The Sumter Gibraltar when tho sshie sailed and
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THE New CoSaRpss.-we are glad to see that

THE New CoNGREss-We are glad to see that
tho Confederate Congress which commenced its existence
Wednesday, sitting with doors TO tho public. The
pie have aiey dntd TO he ned BY ecre. conciayes
most dangerous to Liberty Is tbs strongest proof Of the
patriotism which anaes them They we're willing believe
deliberations Of their servants shond be kept hidden from them.
lest they thond be male known the enemy They
that delibea.ive bodies had beu in all the
fAvorc Instruments Of tyranny, ye though Of their
not dc ed by their whose purort and penalties
one under the secret tystm. was 1e.pons lie.
Tbs Of necessity for hiding from the people the dons
when sscre1 sessions b bn. generally there
members Of Copgres the suspicion Of desiring avoid
responsibility. They ainy should have
be ashamed Of than ucon Congress- which ha adopted
session.
The demise Of tho Provisional Congress- with its
sions and the na utnu Of the Permanent Corge,s with It's
proceedings The light and he public is step for
ward independence anu nationality. which hope
to rettAced Augusta Chronicle.
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Redemption Of City Bonds.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS COsSorIpATEnl
DEBT or NEW ORLEANS.
Now Orleans Feb. 10, 1852 \
E0ice is hereby given that ling The 37th
AL Act Of the Legislature Of the State Of louisiana entitled AN
Act 10 Consolidate the CITY Of New Orleans
tho Government and Administration lis arpr0v
February e. 1852 sealed proposals will be received
/" the city OF bonds issued according to the foregoing the
amount Of two hundred thousand dollars until tho 2j
March, 1867 at Il o'clock NJ.
Proposals to be addressed to o. DEBUYS sccreary en-
doEsed Proposals for the sale of Bonds
JOHN 4. MONROE, Mayor.
CHAS W. CULBERTSON, Comptroller.
ADAM G1FFEN, Treasurer.
i. S. WILII
Chairman Finance Committee Board of Aldermen.
j. B. LEEFE,
Chairman Finance Committee Board Assistant Aldermen
i-l2 2pim25 o. DEBuYS, Secretary.
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Con fCderatc States of America.

HElQulRrERs DEPARTMENT No. l. 4
New urletns Feb. "a 1852. :
GENERAL ORDERS Ne.
All Officers detailed from their respective commands for t
ipose Of recruiting: will npoa their arrival In city
msdatey report in person to the Adu,ant GenerH together
with their authority
The Maor-Genera Commanding this Department regrets
learn that officers the habit Of en;cing already
listed to break their engagements and this has been carried
tho extent Of attempting induce soldiers belonging
Regiments and Companies the various the
city TO desert their commands and accept the bounty.
on Is called to the article OF which declares any solde
who luis his Company 10 Join another In the
vice. nEsERTER. This will be rsidly oorced and vhoevs
is conycoh elhor officer prvas will be severely punished
BY command Of
MAI. GEN. LOWELL.
j. q. PICEErT Asst. Acj. Grn'l t2j In
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SPECIFICATIONS ron THE CoNrnAcr

SFIClFltAIlONS FOt HI Il CONTRACI'
io: attending ana kSep in le'A the bridge
SsT TI c1ms ,s a a, MnyhsIn no Iss m III,
dHn be found the cay Of delyory by the cy
% ho ah ' M se py G sf. M ali ia G s
and place it in complete good order and condition
shuncn heso o ntacs ' good and ap
M rd d., o ms m c"rse TO soo 10 he gy n ND
d'.ion .SI' p'A'''" " @'''' S''' '''' ''''
open and sn ils ssl Grixc may necessary
tack as vol as ali oil an o,.r naerias Which may be re-
qnired to keep the said ige At S times in g7od working
damages which to aia bridge platforms, A.,
and sd fFss ~
re sG ss y b 1 ina in h nS sum m Of Of ten dors for
Comptroller on, of amy of the monthly payments to be made
Good security in the of two thousand do.
lars shaIl be required from he contractor to The
raymens 10 made moahl,, The certificate Of Street
formed The work % in aecorance will pe hca.ions
the city retaining in zen per een, Of The amount Of
sy ywf fSSs s" s' % sn f1HSo" @
tse3oI tor on & Anal Ger ne "a ss" a. the snn hras
the same shaIl b. forfeited 70; lhs & oI The eity
o the sa ia, Of s gu uy Of The
!, well yn M & x6k of 1 S by the
ts period fixed Or in case the common Con- ell be d satisfied
Council sa lvs S Tue sSt contract wSo"t
pnt'ing the in default required by article 1 Of
slnul s sa,ne sHd without ind nny und Ills so We
drstood that in caSe The sh Ut any me .on
with his contract the aid contractor shall forfri, u c hs
have any part rhe work done hy him up the date
chm gcd and released from any aud MI liability therefor
i is aso we understood a in ca tho contract hs rc:od
the contractor and his rites shall be held bound
o!ido opsy the cly all ifercaeo between -
the work and the price which my bs adudcntcl
tale or n reRlJnd c.lon.
BIDS 10 be per year for the whols work complete,
New Orleans, Ea,ch l, $50
TSennd1 LOUIS Il. PI,rE, ifty Surveyor
Approved by Via Committees StrGes and Landings of
bolh Boards Of the Common Council
w., .Js'sntd 4AMSs YES DAVIS. 2rbsirmen
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E6ErrrtrE DEPARrNesr,
MILLET,GsTrrfr "a Pnh ~ ioe-y

Of Georgia. Ills apple .bIs 10 Louisiana !, Il !,
Empire State Of the South = 1
~. Execrr1rE DEpARrxesr,
AlLLEpdETILLE, GA, Feb. ~, 1861. a
.,tens.d an Mnan q G9sTbe late revsrse which have
and :. " snd Of heroic
degraded a psT os ss ans ns m aes ssa
Or soaR s s gss
enemies aass ss a.ss, ssH' Of sse
aasa HssS S.ss ssa ss III &
ys sFss 'ss Be- e
K e''s s ss s ~ n s
,nees aesy Sss s Weighing abou, iee pounds
ds xs.s sn ss :,
The ms for sse ss ef bssn bssons ss
e, hen II dsanms within d .hs balls
Sssy y;s r. .dyaatsgs h.nd hasd bs piTs
ss" s pis ss r.
he pa.s'ni5, .e sseia and i he
e = i u
Iad i've thousand reserves thus armed sad ve j
Me Of these terrible weapons brought cha 90 It
Ps Pe ean that the victory would nos
4. s' e ma: psSeSg psb % that here
sss"sy sn de- nnaSsr maa,
ss es & III
~ 'ns u
I'd. app.sDI 4 sdss
em IN saa shS
p,'sa @ proper pattern by application
ApDss5 LII 81 yGgs e sss
In aSeeet Tines that nation SID usually extended its
ss a. 5sss 5ss 4
s psspe .as D g. p
.ess pssass.s = ann s19ss assss E
Your teiloT TnsHpT3, sli!Isn, = pRowx
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MAYORAITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
CRY HALL, March l. 1862,
NJ To Bakers ,- The price or saperfine
barrel bakers required give during the ensuing week
commencing MONDAY, Sd inst follows, viz . Second
quality, or No. 2:
Forty ounces Of bread for 20 cents
Twenty Of hrenl for 10 cents;
Ten ounces of bread for cents.
The oaves of the third quality No. s. mast weigh one.
eighth mnrs-,hat Is TO say:
Tie 20 cent loaves, forty Gv eounces
The 10 cent loaves, twenty-five ounces;
The 5 cent oaves. eleven ounces.
N u. Bread Of the First Quality, Fancy Bread, be
ade Of Extra onr, and the oaves shall exceed
pond and shall be nude baked and stamped required
By ordinance no. 67S9.
d. If JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor
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The Restoration.

from the Charleston Mercury, 2lst.I
Charles Fox observed that were hs most loody
Of all revolutions" reasons are obvious Resorston in
ps sas n5asop has b.sn rent
Sohg but sGns great violent oppression
"s1
TX Il 's Ss 4. before they % .ssost
,hs ssn ssds
s s ca Of armed
s.
viii, Rssg ss are hgh1E 10 force for
consus saash sssh nd NJ. & s1s Ut
si% mss e @pa @ IL, @ s,
,sunEn and Il The ss a,
Gnss' fse sss
o1 o e ss T. 70. political ss I
.fss'
Go" s s s1sp hs SS i
M shsir necessary anasonn-whics statssmau.hp
Pro %
p;oSe lg,o5y Dsspoisms usually very costly The ~.
sesp esp o. hasnF
10 and he o. e s
grand restoration sonsht established between he Tinted
and the Confederate States If could successful would only
he one dead level OF slavery
liberty. - iT''- - -
But the Idea Of restoring the Union by subdung the peops
dnction sober drawn from facts It is desperate
speculation, based upon pesumpuons gnoraLce South
arn people aud Of their This anon
hypothesis that ckfs indoent, iuproydeut and
luxurious race eaten with jealousy aud incapable
rneh and agacious effort. It 10 grounded upon
opinion that the Southern States rotten yirgnias
decayed Caroinns destitute Of material wealth self
naining energy The people and Govetne4t North
are driven BY despair They will test til. opinions
experiment cost what may Beginning with the protection
. their industry they have on step use
iove ment for the aggandeet Of their secton and the
reduction OF the South until despsng and eectinc
President pledged to navey they have driven us to self
ana independence Losing their prey
own gnornnce end concsit they have lost their
prudence and reSored to desperate They
forced restoration of the Union tbs shedding
oood and intend this policy through the bitter eud
49, For mine good
All cRuscs thall give way am III hood, 7N
Stepped III SO far, that should wade more, 2E
Returning we're us tedious go oer.h 5.'
With this spirit abroad In tho Norh our strength and re-
Sources as people, trial. The days of compromises
have trust pas.ei The pie OF The South fighting
for and fun,e for the Of the slave.
poets and hopes Of people for Nil tue 10 defend
ourselves st The cize of the Confederate shall hcnce
forward have country, and position civilized
world 1he conduct Of reole and their government now
will establish future citations, and settle our affairs Tor
liberty, peace and prosperity. '7.'
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A MALACHITE PES.-A beautiful Russian pen of
the Mscc order has the very acceptable reward of our
historical article Sate Conventions and that
will win eual favor Tho handle is of r green and costly
Mslachits and the pen of gold With diamond point The gre,
metallic penbu the Maaehe is edtoal treasure, for
which tender grateful Acknowledgements the
accomplished donor We trust that violate conrenonal
rule in thus H expressing pritate favor
II do feel assured that shall be pardoned
whose native clemency and goodness Of heart alike teach that
TO err Is hninan-to forgive d,viue.'
Th. above from the Charleston Courier We congratulate
lucky cotemporary He /. ervlus all of compi.
mens however, May they shower upon him bushe full
There Of the pens described In New Orleans
lieye,
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The New Orleans Bee and correspondent in
The New Orleans Crescent have gone he trouble and labor
If finding out the number Of each parish has
st. Tammany comes undsr the latter She dserves it.
Her young men have gone off In squads OF fve twenty
aud not voice was a,std however feeble check
solitary giant and SAID in tones OF thunder, thou ha
not go unless in company from your parish" The rch
sat in his chair umbns his money
all right the patriot could do nothing shrug
his shoulder despsr-or boy. went aonghey painted
much for them. Somebody is to blame, who
And now rs to add i.sut 70 injury, 6ud right in The
some to Columbus, and some TO Virginia. nol young
tuge,her. We can do 1t, if WILL Wait until the 18th
of March and think t. 'anmany will be all right Hes
stake snd unless you desist III this will be looked
enough left IN This parish for Two Gue companies
Covlng,on ST. Tammanny psri,h) wanderer, LIST Inst.