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~ Drafted men are Obliged to nav larsely in
fennsylyania for the privilege of staying
home, as but few substitutes can be had for less
th;.n SSOO, and some IN camp in West Philadel-
rhia d, ,manded and received as high As ~, 600.
Es The British are in danger OF losing their
opium trade with China, as the poppy thereto
torf prohibits ID is now being extensively culti-
waited IN that country
~ Bourbon conspiracy, fonnepted by the
clerical party, had been discovered In Naples.
The police are in possession OF the correspond
ence OF the conspirafors with Rome.
So Official information from England states
that Admiral Milne, Royal Nayy,is 10 continue
in command Of the Nerth American and West
India nav al station for one year from that date
NJ The Prince of Wales aftains his majority
OF sunday, the sth inst The event will be cell
ftsated in the principal cities OF Canada, az
" III as throughout her majesty's dominions.
~ The Office of u. s. Paymaster Watson, at
Roston, Mass, was entered few days ago, and
some valuable papers and an amount Of money
taken thersfrom.
How THE EseLIsH TREAT THEIR REBsLs-
Rao Sshid, nephew of Mana, has been hanged
NJ Cawnrore. ~
sS-A letter from Chicago Gays "The crop
in southern and Central Illinois seems mex
Eaustibie.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Dress Circle has besn changed to $ Family
Circle-the admission to which has been placed at
Is cents.
The Private Boxes with the exception of the two
Stage Boxes have been turned into Balcony Seats
the admission to which will be 20 cents
The two Stage Boxes will be let only 10 those
parties know n to the manager
The lower part of the house has undergone 3
thorough rsjuYenation. ami il fitted up expressly
for ladies-tho admission to which has been placed
at 0rchas ira Chairs IS cents parquet 50 cents
~ BOX Oficn open every day from IL TO o clock,
when parties can secure seats three days in sd
vance. no
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ZINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,.
FINE GROCERIES,
AT AUCTION PRICES, ."
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES
The rema mainder of the cargo of the
SCHOONER "AID,"
Consisting of every description 81
FINE
FAMILY
GROCERIES,,
Will be for sale until the Schooner is discharged
FAMILIES
In need of q Winter Supply, at the
TRADE PRICE,
Can be supplied by the Package.
FRED. 9. COZZENS,
Consignee, corner Pa. avenue and l4th st.
CAPT. HUTCHINGS,
oc I3-tf Schooner aid. - foot of Ilth st.
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IMPORTANT ARREsr-Benlamin f. Brown
of this city, Coal Dealer and Commission
Merchant lii the employ OF the United
States Government was arrested on Tuesday v
last, by ;. r. Perkins. Government D-tectiye,
on the charge of giving information 10 the
Rebels whilst they Were in this city, that large
quaLutlts OF Government goods had been de-
pCsiied in his own warehouse and i'm the store
house OF Messrs. Brunner & Markey and there
by causing the destruction of thai portion of
these goods which the Rebels Were unable TO
appropriate io their own Hse. He was taken
to Washington city in charge of Officer Per
kins.-Frederick( Nd Union
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FORTS NEW THEATRE

FORKS NEW THEATRE.
TENTH STREET, above Pennsylvan Avenue
John L. FosD; Lessee and Manager
- Also OF Holiday Street Thester, Bsltimore.5
Stage Manager
THE MOST FASHIONABLE THEAPEg!
Ort,aoDiag Iudit1ess-Hxad5stso Of Ladies Present
Last night but one of the Fairy Psntomime
TIL Ed q n ONE
The Famous Warrior .......-..-. Gabriel Ravel
The Red Gnnme. Young America
tChsraGters by the Rsvels.I
After which. for the last time but oneD
YOU G AMERICA,
ON THE LYING TRAPEZEI
Performances to commence with the farce of
COUSIN JOE -.t----
fF To morrow "Wednesday light srewell Ben
edit OF YOUNG AMERICA
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Psrquette te.---......-..oD % cents
Orchestra Seats. rs cent.
S4c.. . cents
private Boxes-.- ..--.. So
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BLANKETS AND UNIFaRNs Pop THr Ap>,v
The United States military storekeeper at Wash. .
lngton reported on Thursday that within the
last week he received 52,WU blankets. which
We're oeing issned daily 10 the army, and that
he had shipped for the Army OF the potomac
from the sith October 10 date, s5.OOO uniforms
J0,CCU ofw hiCh have been sent down 10 Harner's =
Ferry and that neighborhooG
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS THEATRE.

GROWERS THE
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE near willard g Hotel
LDohAhD GRoVEs.---- MASAsRl
- EIGHTH APPEARANCE
OF the Able Actress and Peerless Beauty
LUCILLE WESTERN,
who will appear on
THIS tTU UESDAYl EVENING,
f@ the Last TINE,
..> .. .- in
CYNTHIA, fHEGIPSYl
Or the
FLOWERS OF THE FOREST.
As the
WILD ZIS6ARt
Supported 10y Misses riols Crocker, Issbells Free
man, Ada Monk, Mrs. G.. G. Germon, a c.. and
Rogers, W. Bokee, &c. -
To conclude with
- .....--s y REGULAR FIN i.-.-.
Iii
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evening say: - g 10y
The stock market is irregular and unsettled
To-Day, win more speculative spirit than or
saturday. The feeling on the cornnaenc,.rle,,t
OF business was firm, and prices improved 4
per cent, but AZ the close OF the markets.
weak. HE bond market Is comparativelv
steady at Saturdays's quotations. -C;oyern.
ments are again strong, and kaH per Gene
hleher The 6's OF lssl sold AZ 100 =, the -FI
Noies ~ lO0s. The money market is modcr-
a1ely acuNe al Dab per cent on call Prime l,a-
per continues in small supply az sac per CEN
Exchange on Europe is dull ~ IIialifx \ for
hrst-class bills. "-T
- The North Ward Of the Borau~ n OF o.
iumbla, Pennsyly ania, in which there ara two
hundred and thirty -hye voters, has sent into
the field, 10 crush the rebellion, two Geuprxls
one Colonel, seven Captains, three Liruter.
ants, and $50 volunteers. --E--7 81
s6Sporting men in England are maxim, a.. :
forts To bring shout neht for ne champ mplon. hin
hetween heehan ana Mace Heenan's hacker
Goes not appear much inclined u 20 on win
the match. C'---4
- School teachers have been .notif,aa ths,,
ON presentation Of their certificates as snch'
ihsy VIII oe eItmp'sd from, the dram in Psnn-f
So The steamship Asia. which ssilaa A.,
edn' sday last took out sItl.a-- i'm American =
gold ard 1850 half sovsreigns on freight - =
- The HUNGARIAN Legion in Italy have re-
aU aGSseps she pardon oerrd them BY the
~ The Westminster Prpshyterian Chur n ..
on kers, New York, have transferred their rrr- =
lations from the new to the old school ~ >
~ Many Of the streams an C0nnecticuf a..
o low that manufactories are iinpeded in con-
eqpence. .5rf --~.. 80 rr,-I 80 = -
~ The DexI. Legislature OF New Yorf MA,
slect Senator of TIRE 4 nised sta,es, Mr. Ki-.-
term expiring with this Congress ssra 80
- Fifteen thousand pounds has bena .rs.-
scribed in Bombay, India, IN aidOf the - d
cal hire tEnglsnd) rel ef fund 1sEhIilf5 is.
~ a Mr.. Jpright, OF Vim ba-o cotnt, -
IN, has ,ifhi sops in the y dernI army. I>-'sss
- lot of forty-eighteuRces OF oEinina
sold IN 81 oLis reNenly =, S2.-5 pr .O1-,N
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Third Quarterly Report OF the Ladies'
Society OF the Confederate Army.


This Society up during the last three months
garmens besides spinning yarn and knitting great number
socks They have donated companies Ss pieces
Of Under Clothing 1871 pairs Socks and 81 pairs Shoes
Have also made and 20) Havasscks. Have sent one
box hospital to the Southern Mothers Society," of Mem.
pills. four boxes ditto to the Nashville Hospital and to the
General Hospital Of New Orleans 50 window curtains and
comorte besides large groceries and deca.
cies for the sick soldiers %. ella -. 4at ta ..
The receipts Of the Society in cash during the last
quarter, nave been 1880 60
Expenditures in purchase Of material $50 90
Paid out in wages to working women. 93l 50
The Ladies' return their thanks Gaines and others for
donation Of five hundred dollars to Mrs. Daniel and other
ladies Of the Lower Parish of ST. Marys several boxes
tanning socks comorers pillows for several barrels
oranges for The Nashville Hospital. 81 EhaG&5
Their thanks also due to Mrs and Miss Soconb for money
and other donations, Mrs. F. j. Hart Mrs NJ NJ Simpson,
Mr. Violet and Mr. Marks hospital supplies and to Mes.rs
Mcstea, Value 4 Co.. W. H. Letchford Co.. Goldsmith 4
Haber J. d. Rein& Son. Mr. Tompkins Mr. j. B. slsw
for numerous donations Also to the Editors the Crescent
Bee, aud Daily Delta for fasors received.
The Ladies' of this Society have frequent visits to the
General Hospital Of this city since It opened and will bear
testimony to the comfortable in which they found
the sick at tina. place. They have offered their
in supplying the Hospital with ssch comforts deeacies as
be needed and they call upon the friends patrons
rooms No. " Camp street
You who have husbands sons and brothers in distant
part Of who dependent npon strangers for
similar kindly Offices send your thank oerngs and gifts to
those within onr REACH and cheer the hearts Of Your
defenders. s-sss re e. = -, :
H MRS. JAMES ROSS, President
sahs' VI ". 1itifeHAkb seey. fel0 sp6t
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0iHcfal-By the Governor.
HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILF
n,r,rn

'- HEADQUARTERS LOUIsIANA MILITIA, }
LID -.t- ADJuTAsT GENERALS OFFICE,
+. New Orleans, February II, 1885,. }
LIN view of the present state Of the affairs the country
and the absolute necessity of speedy and prompt reorganization
Of the Militia under the act of the Legislature of 5d of
1852 the COMMANDMENT Chief orders that Volunteer
Companies Baaions and Regiments in the city Of New Or
leans, Parishes of Jefferson and ST. Bernard intending to re.
organize under said form themselves Regiments and
Brgades required by said act the rules adopted by the
Governor and Major General and file report Of their com.
pete organizations whether by Regiments Bgades together
with list Of the aud the number members OF each
Company in the Adjutant Generals Office by SATURDAY,
the 18th Of February, 1862, before 10 O'Clock \ H.
1.-THE Volunteer Corps of the Parishes this State ether
than those named in the No this Order will proceed to
take such steps as to organize in conformity with the Militia act
OF 1861 and the rules adopted by he and the Major!
General OF the STATE to aci a.e the immediate
on Of the Mill" into Regiments and Bfgades. The
being imperative. ...
By order
b TEos. O. MOORE,
.E Governor and COMMANDMENT. Chief
II ". GRIyDT,
fel3 2p3t Adjutsnt and Inspector General
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There ia q very significant paragraph in the dis
patches relating to foreign news. 1t comes from
France, and that Emperor Napoleon, in his speech
the Legislature said, in regard to the South and
war in America: Nevertheless, SO long IS the
rights of neutrality are respected he must conhne
himself to uttering wishes that their dissensons
may be soon terminated" Well, this is very en-
couraring to those who have been harping about
the breaking or forcing of the blockade by the
French Government. We trust that the French
Government will have at least a good time in OBJ
tanning its tobacco this current year. It is consol
ing to us to learn that the Southern cause, the
Confederate States, have the good wishes of Mr.
Napoleon, the nephew of my uncle; these kind
wishes may help us whip the Hessians in Ken
lucky and Tennessee, and beat them back when
they land on the shores of the Pelican State.
Therefore we thank Mr.. Napoleon for his wishes.
8 As regards the intelligence of a victory by the
Gonfederates at Fort Donelson, the dispatch
merely said it was understood that the battle re-
suited in signal victory. We want some further
understanding, and hope it may have come through
last night. sa..$ r5 tstl.
X There were reports of the enemys appearance
in the Rigolets, advancing on Fort Pike but they
were mere rumors. 1t will be some time before a
demonstration will be made from seward against
our city. In the meantime, we must not omit all
and every precaution. The Yankees are in pos
session of all information regarding our water
courses. A Lieut. Weitzel, formerly under Gen.
Beauregard on this station, is now in the Hessan
service. He has lately been seen by planter re-
siding in st. Bernard parish, below Terreaux
Bnuf, surveying and sounding the bayous and
lagoons in the rear of his plantation Weitzel had
a boats crew fully armed, and probably would
have arrested the planter had he not withdrew. It
is as plain as the MONDAY sun that cur enemy
knows every bayou, creek and lagoon connected
with the Lakes Borgne and Pontehartrain and the
Mississippi below the city. The man Weitzel was
known to the gentleman who saw him and gave
the information.
FROM THE GEORGIA CoAsT.-The Savannah Re-
publican Of the Sth says: N t.., +.s
We have nothing new to report from the Lin
coin feet now prowling about our waters, except
that active operations of sort are progressing
ON Little Warsaw Island 1t is said the enemy
have erected saw mill on the island, and are
3busily engaged in cutting up timber for some pur-
pose, perhaps fats to land their forces through the
neighboring creeks that are not navigable to ves-
sells of even moderate draft. A large portion of
the feet is still in Warsaw Sound.
There has been great activity among the Con-
federate and State troops for a day or two past,
and Notwithstanding the silence Of those in au.
thority, the indications lead to the belief that
attack by the Federals will be made very soon.
If there is anything in their movements, Sidaway
Island is the point at which they will attempt to
land. We shall see if they do it. NJ
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To the Friends
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS OF THE SOUTH

The soldiers Relief Society Tennessee having been author
lied and desired by the Secretary Of War by Medical
Director of this Division of army perform services
the Confederate States Hospitals which they Lave discharged
under the direction of the Governor The Hospital have
assumed similar charge and supervision tie following Hos
pals viz State Hospital First College Street. Hospital Second
College Street Hospital Front Street Hospital Cedar Street
Hospital Elliott Hospital. These filed with patients
from the armies of the Coeeacy every effort is being
made provide hes increasing necessities of the
service demand additional accommodation. We
upon the discharge of Ites with determination to 10 all
in our power at whatever cost of personal
TO alleviate the misfeunes contribute to the wants
and comforts OF the gallant defenders OF boil may
stricken down by disease, by the casualties of war
We receiving liberal contributions aid us i'll our work
from portion the Contederacy the demands upon
us are daily increasing and end appeal to the
generous citizens of the South further assistance with tie
confident expectation that will be promptly and avoraby re-
sponded to by Southern heart The contributions most
needed are money cotton for mattresses banke flannel under
clothing provisions, and puses any articles which
may be useful necessary for the SICK wounded or CON
Faecen These when received distributed the different
Hospitals under the supervision Of the eminent Medical Direc
tor Dr. fandell However small may the intrinsic value Of
articles contributed let be borne in there 10
multitude of contributors the aggregate will be large
Contributions should be addressed Mrs Felicia G. Porter
No. Is Cedar street. Nashville Tennessee where it prac-
cabe and proper 10 do the wishes Of the regard
to the disposition thereof will be complied with
From the patriotic citizens the Contederacy We anticipate
prompt and generous to this appeal Of the
gallant soldiers who have their lives to our noble
cause and who have been Frustrated while defending our homes
from the aggressions Of a ruthless invader
FELICIA GRUNDY PORTER, President.
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~ MUTUAL JNSURA Noe -

NoUvELLE ORLEANS, dc Janrier, 1861
tohiometnen Ia Chare de ces Compsgnie, de
Ia Legislature dc Ia Louisiana No. 6 appronv6 Mars
e e public est ayeri present que les cerhcas
su'ants de profits tissue do 1857 puer pas encore
Ste pages par ce,te Compasn ss son pas reeas par
on par e5 lssanx dans leg iors qu
won't IL premiere publication de Get avis liz sero cnpcss
hnnn6 lev unntantn places cope contingent
sur les lives de Ia Compagne est psse. dams "a
Chsye,
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Aid for our Troops in Kentucky and ytr-
h $#sE gfnia.

Or. LeRemondie, the agent Of our Army in Kentnct na
yrgiuia leaves Friday Bayou Teche to obtain coub
TONS been detained owing receipt Of goods from
Texas to be Immediately ..rwarded 49, w
Blankets oyecoats Una Garments, Dried Fruits oranges
etc. our Army stand greatly in need Of Messrs Arthur
are the agents 70 receive these articles BeAo Shaw to
receive all cash donations We trust every true southernsr
will conbus his mite the relief Volunteers They
expect and with Justice those that remain ut home should aid
: s' 0ee wy WY, nEls '1eE bs'sies, Gig cpi!
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Soldiers Clothing.
NOTICE FROM TEE GOVERNOR r., HOSE PRE-
PAIRING IT

am now en6eavoTirs 10 furnish Volunteer Troops
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing and having prepared
uniform suits of weoen cloth and suitable undercohes
distributed among them, informed patriotic citi
dena Of several parishes ase engaged similar preparations
for the benefit Of their compauies II these contributions
clothing are sent by them directly their companies
without ny being aware Of the quantity and kind cent
companies supplied confusion and will be
sequence
soldier can only carry certain quantity of clothing Is
Of great Importance that each Of soldiers have
good substantial woolen suits possible II alao
important that there be concert of action among supply
ing them in order 10 avoid sending double supplies to
paniss. ."t5
thereors urgently recommend the citizens OF tie country
parishes TO send in this city supplies of clothing
they may prepare with explicit directions the companies
or Individuals for whom they intended will take care
that they reach their destination The should be boxed
up or bsed and directed Orleans with the name
OF the company for which they intended marked Oh it, and
statement, bent Of its contents so that may no, 5up
cate eEe articles.
Respectfully the newspapers give publicity these
suggestions in consideration Of the objects effected
THOS. 0. MOORE, Governor.
New Orleans, Aug. H. 1861. sul9 2ptt
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BUREAU DE LA COMPAGNGE D,aSsU.
" I.AN.ES MUTUElIES DE LA LOUISIANA.
NOUVErLE ORLEANS, 6 {

NouVELLE ORLEANS, 6 da Jsnvter, iSta
Lt,,7tiI specifications de la Chars de Ia Gonna
.e Muuees de la Louisiana ct TN a2te lie Ia
Legislature de rEat de Ia Louisiana No l6 approzye h II
de- Mass 1885, public averti cue Gerleas sivaE;s lie
Scrr pear ranuGe 1858 plus rinere mont pas ENCORE @
PER cee Compagnie, 81 les dts Certificate plus Pin
re Es senE racamas lie par les propaTes tgsLs
Gaus les ente jonrs qu suiyon la premiere publication &c
ss s seGE cancees ct annnes, les PLACES l
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Notice.

The late Association for The Relief of The Sick and Wounded
Soldiers OF the O. s. Amy having been apprised that
donations made by Associations in the couatry
this Association has be- it. through Mr. A. B. James
then member of this Association hereby give notice the
said donors that their contributions handed over
accounted for 10 this Association.
T. o. SUELY,
tsl2 2p6t Chairman Elk. Com.
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OFFICE HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE
" COMPANY. 80
NEW ORrEArS. January 4,

:" NEW UKLE4FN JH1UNFy + Tb2
In accordance with the Charter Of this Company act
OF the Legislature of Louisiana No. l6 approved March,
1859 public notice hereby given that the following certificate
oproBs Issue Of 1851 with accrued interest thcreon)
unpaid in this Company III claimed by the legal
within thirty days from the fst publication of this
notice the will be cancelled and annuled aud the
thereof credited the contingent books OF this
Enu sctadh u ita
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CHAS. BRIGGS, Presidalt
II. 2. JANVIER, Secretary,

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARIsp Of ORLE4Hs
City OF New Orleans.
SPe1 sc subscribed before this sixth day OF JanLsfy
1850. d. F. MITCHELL,
.s7 BOT Second Justice Of the Peace
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OFFICE OF THE LOUISIANA MUTUAL
W INSURANCE COMPANY.

NEW ORLEAss, JANUARY g. IsG2
In accordance with the requirements Charter q lie
Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company and the egs~
laare, No 49, approved March lh 1859 public notice 10
heret! given that the following Certificates Script for he
1855 and accring interest thereon remain unclaimed in
the office Of tie Company and all sad Certificates interest
which shall not be demanded by the legal uwres
within thirty days Of this notice will cancelled arpnled
and thereof accredited contingent accouz in
lite BOOKS Of the Company directed by its Charter:
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Clothing. Clothing.

The undersigned offer reasonable prices awell
sorted stock of ovERcoATs BUSINESS COATS, FRocB
COATS. VESTS and WHITE SHIRTS Also good assert
nens of BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING to which they in
vste the attention Of city and country buyers. "a
HN DARCY 4 WHEELER,
saA 2plra No. Magazine street.
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Messrs. Mcdonald and MCGEE, of the Sixteenth
Alabama, Edwards and Dean, of the Twentieth
Tennessee, Wilson and Carr, of the Seventeenth
Tennessee, have died of their wounds received at
the battle of Fishing Greek, since they fell into the
hands of the enemy
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A Card.

Tie Association of Ladies tor Clothing the Children Of
Absent Volunteers do gratefully acknowledge donation from
the German Relief Committee of two fifty dollars
EEi4 MRS. 81. Q. CLARKE, President.
New orleans, February IL, 1861 tei5 2pllf
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a Card.
30 III =
Chairman Elk. Com

DOCTOR Nick ELvEY having returned, recommences the
practice Of his profession. Residence heretofore
No. no ST. Charles street, batween Poydras Lafayette
EcS&re SDln
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A. BROTHER, President
JAMES II. WHEELER, Secretary.
STATE or LOUISIANA PARIsH ORLvAEt}
City of New Orleans. :
Swotn % GuG subscribed before this the fourth day Of
nary, 1862. - ~
D. +. MITCHELL.
Second Justice Of the Peace,
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H. P. JANYIER, Secretary.
Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA, PARo1ssE p'ORLEAss.
Vile de III Nouvelle Orleans. I
ssermsu:t ure par-devant moi, sixcme jour de Jsn
rier, 1862. D. F. MITCHELL,
ia7 50t Deuxieme Justice de Ps;s.