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nm easss sas sn,Ht aytaa,sass saa,aa sp1 ;, 1862
s WAY Uou1p HAVE Bsfs Dom. -. z. n. =
IN IA corsespandens6 " the Savannah Repubii'

q WAR Oou1D HAvE Brss Done - z. W. ~"
MI ~ corrs anepdento " sthc Savannah Repubii-
can, writes rom kpfnphta ~, 4.
ThA sFederals dave erected four ss 49, ~ e
IA rear of Nan Madrid, which are kept going Day
ma nnht III il supposed thdy are preparing tim.
her ID ia dsed in the construction OF poass LOT me
NJ r;sa ti6f ~ the bayous and swamp waters that
isai Sown me went bank, and possibly cross over
u %is side Of the river. They are also building
Xank ways and wharves, and such shedas and
houses ID are necessary for the protection Of their
d far down The river % they can dyanca By land.
Such, at least Is the opinion Of Gen. JEFF Thomp-
son. with whom had o long Interview yesterday.
HE is the Huest man 4 have seen, except the
yIamented McCnlloch. He says the straight and
narrow plankway through the swamps, by which
tho Federals gained New Madrid, could have been
defended by 1000 mea against $4,000, sufficiently
long to have enabled the Confederates to put the
place in q state Of impregnable defence. He en-
deayored to have this done, but the somc ef ~
charge at New Madrid said no-he wanted the
enemy to come In, and then he would bag themi
S Thompson is stationed on the plank road lead
ing from New Madrid out to SGroWley's ridge.
enemy can advance down the river By land, and
this he says they cannot and shall not do. For
the present they are water bound. The river Is
nearly up to high Wat ter mark, and is again rising
slowly, ID June it generally attains us greatest
height. He thinks, therefore, that " will besinl-
possible for the enemy to make any Roadway
down the west bank before July
swamp men, who are familiar with every bayou
lake and swamp from Cairo to Helena. They
think nothing ofswading and riding through the
water for miller OF time, and their horses can be
relied upon to swim as long aud venture as far al
the Hippopotamus of the Nile. -
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.Eesp Ds.lea1ss and Teas
RsAILR DAD 90 Mp AN Y


This Company prepared to receive Proposals fer the
GRADING, BRIDGING and sUFERSTRuGTURH Of their
entire Road from New iberia, the Bayou Tachs 70 pranss
on the Sabine River. hundred and seventeen miles
Tbs road through the prass Of Gacases region
1t country perfectly healthy abundaay supplied With
being adj tho great ssok and Eaia
region o. and sas fro nvssiox caa Of the Guf
being lined W an ,mpassasis marsh. s
IL tho wanting toconnset New Orleans with the
railroad OF Texas and thus opeuing shsls soun.
Try one 81 me mos productive regions the centn.
This Company wiibe ptspa contract with
individuals for the COZ Of The whole part If hr
Road, orto blu ON 10 TVS thousand Negroes. i,
Payments win b made In money and such proportions
stock rs Is usual for each class OF work.
Transporta Ion, aid clothing for ali Negroe,
brought on this work will be furnished, " desired
There wall be about million and half cubic yards oil
Excavation and Embankmsnt and about thirty nss
feet Of Bridging %--sz8. zs8l .5Esssa
The wants Of immunity the completion Of this
Road in 'he shortest possible time and will be DONE Al
interested parties will keep this in mind.o
f. Communications must be addressed to g a 4 =.
Co.. a. NJ GENTRY, President,
or 10 E. Z. HERIoT. Chief Eusnssr,
n0 im3taw ssa4 90 Common street, N. o.
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Toning and FertifyinS OF the system
4 Diseases, either Occasional or Epi-
demfc and for the cure OF ali .
SsgS& Ailments having tbs name on a IA
WHAT ARE THESE PILLS

Composed Of the sinpe extracts Of on plants common
most Of tho woods In central Alabama Mississippi these
Pills combine IN remarkable degree the grea, curative
known TO modern scienes ssnx to expel all
disease from the system without crushing elasticity or pol
song is By the Introduction on naussous drugs
mineral agents. a 5a5 -
There ID not remedy used BY the medical profession
known to The scope Of SCIENCE thst eobnss perfec
lieu and with such hsrmonsns results great agencies
Of sadoriHc the Dursc the Rxpcctorapt and tho
Gathartic.
Thsis not medicineD These Pills have been used
for many They have been analysed by chemists They
havs received the uess from the moot emnen.
medical practitioners and they hays Of
No preensons Of originality made thsir no "a.
forth eors made 70 dsiudo or huubns any ous
All that claimed Isl that hsss Pills bean % be
remarkable remedy operating with certainty upon the whole
syem prompt ia their effect agreeable nature and as
harmless for evil as bread and water. II W w
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HOW THEY ARE MADE.

WHghes Southern Indian Vegetable Pills been hitherto
solely snd mainly pspared 70 Gil special orlss from
druggists planters and other regular cnsonsers
who them altogether Of their knowledge that
they arc nade Of simple and scacoua Ingredients
because Of their confdsnes in DR. Wright being from
the npuation Of Offering snyhug the trade that not pure
and genuine Thsn o. disnx lbs plants md pur
Tying the essential elements All matter (Which was
mainly the diseorery Of that great chemist Dr. Torrey tss
alone enabled him TO make these Pills sufficiently rea
sonabo TO place them before the public general remedy
Fhe following certificate from the analytic chemist
Dr. Preston, lisa Sufficient guarantee Of their parlty
De john wRicur: n
your request hass subjected tho test e analysis
quantity Of Southern Indian Vegetable Fila ssiece at
andon and take great piessuein certifying found hem
y contain nothnE dsletereus to the human hui on the
contrary they possess the sqdoae Dlusc Expscrant and
oaharso properties In remarkably harmonious continuation
SAD my opinons that they the remedy
known 70 the world. sss ssls
Respectfully, #
AID. PRESTON, ND.
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THErn USE ny THE rnornssros.

Of their virtues By every leading phy,Ieiaa
Who has tried them and their among hsir practice
can be to the public then Wrghs Southern
Indian VEGETABLE Fills have claim upon tbs popua4 conf.
denee which ON 30 for ethes know Of On
his We are induced TO insert this following extract OF
private letter from the venerable Dr. Henaw one Of The .bes
and most sadera Of his profession in the whole
South * ga 3 50
may be said that an nurng the prestige my pof cs-
soa by how much It's services be dispensed
wh but permit preudcss Of that natre to sway
my sense Of duty toward who have placed
he ooay 90 much in Keeping Iinsh. easily
have Told them these Pills my preparation bat that
share to the GOOD old principle: Give uato gm.ar the
things that are Casars Ny advice all arc within the
range OF my practice ~ to keep your Pills BY ,se at the
rs warning which disease gives them taking an
according to tho drectionf and keep their until they are
certain they have driven % the enemy nine cases out Of
n where am Afterwards called only the ,arae
Instructions and patients their health In spite Of
and greatly to she annoyance astonshmen of
those who firmly believe they cannot be cured any almost
without swallowing an immense quantity Of naueous and dis.
gushing drugs. % %, ~
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Testimony OF 4 mrstsraa.

IN rms re poet We think worth while to publish letters
received from gentlemen whose high standing render,
testimony OF no little weight with people Of common sense
ne s from the Rev Barrett widely known and loved
throughout Arkansas and more lately called TO new nsd of
labor IN Northern Texas who wroe DR. John Wright under
date Of ths 2Otti Of September, 1858, as folIows:
fou little know the good which has been accomplished al
ready ~ those few boxes Of Pills 10 me at
that visit They have been blessing to many an unfortunate
emoer o. little fock and all thil nsgnborhood they
are nailed IS the hsrhnye Of health satisfied now
dear friend that you even under their value al he
time you explained their effects Such sure and pleasant
remedy was before given helpless man by bis erera
Author'' s&43&& &a ~ @% - 80 z "
The other h from wealthy md planter Of Aabs-
ma, which we insert entire x / zag5.4, ~
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Cosfsderafe States Of -annerlca.

js4 ag W s$$l3iist y{fss gs WAR DEPARTMENT, y
! ..-t'- So ORDNANCE OrFlCs. !
1870 Richmond, March 2. 1862
Bids will be received at this Office the 18th day Of
April next, for the following ORDINANCE aad ORDNANCE
MATERIAL for the Confederate States Army: 8W
600 tons charcoal cold blast Pig Iron.
900 tons Blooms, tcharcoal.l ;8 a
5000 tons Wrought Iron Bars of various si1esi -t
100 l9-inch Columbiads. "a
100 s-nch Conmbisds. ,.a s..s f L
10 f.-gzE $50 10-iArh Siege and Garrison Nortarsa rs
100 l6-inch Rsacosst Mortars. Nh sF ;es$f AZ ;.
g.Eg- 500 l2-poAader Iron Howitsers. = 5ses5s =
~ SEQ s-pounder Iron Field Guns. 5l.,t
Bids be ads quantity over one hundred
TONS and for any nnraber Of guns z 57s We
Drawings Of will only parties whose
bids accepted. Il ffsf b.s4s - 5sa7s5tt 8!&
Bidders win state the points sf delivery this date at
which not than may expected
They must also state the s required TO furnish the whcs
Of their bid. gEa4s -ssyS3s3 p
for will state The the ars delivery and
tho time required to supply The whole number.
Payments will be made delivery sss than fifty tons
Of iron and the right pay in Confederate bonds
reserved. Epe, NJ F7sl;s@ 5s5&s h.glsy
Bids must be sealed and endorsed on The en-
yelop Proposals for Iren or Proposals for Gnnsn As
~ = J. aoRaAs, Lieu,ena,t,colsnel, s.
1io Nptepiu E-lYsgs5 Nv ~ Chief OF Ordinance.
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justice nseted ont 4, III ,,.5s
bollt;onast Wendell q Cine, L ths
Qt dAy 0f Eetfihntion Tor the base hypocrfas 3
1e e their government and lsred Ihsss
ReDnntry r. blood Justice may slaapft never
xne gay WI hen the Whole race Of
tyee by confdiDg and betray sd pubic. ~
s*s Petersburg Cypress
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77NMI !
Notice..

Notice.
0rrIcE or TIE ASSOCIATION FOR RELIEF OF ]
WA &tEq wa 8&5G NJ SICK And WOUNDED SOLDIERS,
New Orleans. April 8, 1862
The members Of this Association requested attend
adjourned meeting FRIDAY the lIh INSTANT O'Clock
m the Association Rooms In The Exchange Building
Royal srsst.s ae5 4g III is3 g@s.s
= ape 2pst @ & JAs..P. FRERET, President.
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as amended zastf
q BYs THE
PROVO II MA RS III a is.


The follsvas The amended .arg " which, is sbs seau
lated from the hereof until s.hsrwi.e ordered the
the articles therein mentioned s'''es
BEEF-oE Foor. 4
First quality, net t. exceed IL cents posnd
Second quality, ,.,......... 10 cents per pound
Third quality ~. cents per pound.
BEEF-Br RETAn. $50,
First class, comprising loias and Ribs not to -
exceed. % csat1 per pound
second slsss rosrd run,p and chuck, net " ssz
Third ess. shoulder =
. exceed. cents par pound
FORK.
On foo srosa, szcee, III cents per pound
ny retail -. 20 cents per pound.
Green Meat hog round, ut wholesale, not to
exceed ~ per pound
Green Meat, hog round, At rstail, .osto sx. e
20 cents pound.
8z BACON. [ - =
4. ma and Sides, 1t wholesale not 10 AZ
Hams and Sides ~ retail not to per pound
Shoulders, OF wholesale, ...22S centa per pound.
shoudsrs By retail E -. ....27 cents per pound.
Lard, In tierces .,..2S cents per pound.
Lard, In kegs, ...,2 cents per pound
Extra osbe Wholesale not to exceed per bsrrel
Extra Double ~ the barrel. SIS per barrel.
SupsrRne, ut Wholesale, ..... .Sl4 per barrel.
Supsrnae, BY The barrsI -. .sl6 per barrel.
Fine at wholesale, -. .slI per barrel.
Fins, BY .he barrel, 49, .....sl2 per barrel.
$3.50 as BREAD. aeas ss
First quality ounces, per Lest Of CENTS
first quality IA ounces per leaf Of lG cents
second qnaty 8ounces per loaf Of cents
oecoAa 4'a'y ~ sunees per loaf Of 10 ceas
IS .sss ya RICE
A. Wholesale not to exceed. X cents per pound
D
At wholesale, not to % bushel
BY rstail 80. .......... 20 per hushel.
ps CORN MEAL. 7s
MOI % exceed u 80 per bsslicl
- wholesale, not to exceed.
IN b fsss u hay, OATS AND WHEAT.
Western Hay. net to per
Grab Grass, .....,...,.....,.4 As ner ton.
Oats ....,,..,,,,.. 81 % mar buhhel
Wheat, -. 8. 80 Der busheI
~. s,s,4, "a y Z SAT-
Liverpool ans Wholesale IS per 100 weight
Liverpool fns. retail, -. costs per psund
Liverpool coarse, Wholesale, .S4 per 100 weight.
Liverpool coarse, retail ..6 cents per pound.
Packing salt wllossaie IS per 100 weight
Packing salt RETAIL ..ssg 80, 8 cents per pound.
Small retailers allowed an advance not TO ex
ceed % cent and small retailers IN FLOUR, 10 per
/ 4sSS5sg- *s5s ,Fs,.5s r. souLE, az
| II. N. sPOFFoRD
| .4 -3.s ....s CYPRIEE DuFOUR K
7's's' .'sts ,sasE'tl - s7 - II. D. OGDEN,
s%iStsHs 3'E{assss!s5g N. TREPAaNIER. 's
New Orleans, March 80, 1852. ln3l 2pst
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Volunteers, Rellef Committee &

tsssg{ IL Sfxgss err. HAIIs Room No. 10, sb !
New 0resns, April 3, 1862
extend III enrolment Of The families ot vol
uateers inclnde ali shall have been rnusters
into the service the State In camp and to pacs o.
the rolls the of the mothers sisters of soun
s mustered Tito active service whenever thay hal hav
good proof ssid parties sad
tor their support, ard are u needy
Parties make application The Committee II
the Ward In which they reside, "a lolpws. sS & *
First No. Fayades strest from 10 IL o'clock.
Commitee-E Cox, s.A. Kingsland, NJ Gordon, il
secoud +. Aihins sl2 Apollo street from IL to
olcleck Gonlmuse- M, Laborde Il. Ackin, Thompson
Greenfield. 5sss sss.ss So Il ID sj{8
Third ward-city Hall Room No isl from 10 to o,eeck
Commute Gerard sh, IT. ". Bothick, wiihslmus Bosar.
Fourth Ward-At jules Benis Bourbon street il
2ocock Jpes Benit, d. Chas De,siy Aug
Delassus - 81. 81. 49, Z ,sAss45 rs -
Fifth Oscar Robn,s. corner rere and 81 An
from 10 oclock. O. Robin, Lafay
eta tsnydI jules Cssssra st ss Fats se$S
Sixth Al sHemecourt's 2g7 Royal street. from
e e s psesk r. Forsts, Francois Core
ioles " A u. Henneeotft. l 3
Ward-co1l Alexis Re-,
sbeffs'W. csc. Claiborne. asf pay ss et
Eighth lce Of the Branch or the
Insurance Company Of casaraso and Fields
Streets from II to o'clock Committees p Del abarre
B. y. Rabsft SON, Judge 4 ii. Kennedy
Ninth Wardat Mods Touisa street. frorn7 10 d cock
Committes-J Magioni. Emile Tabary q. DeFeriets3 s
Tenth Wafdt The office Of the Seventh Justice Of The
Peace Magazine street. ST. Andrew and Josephina
street, rom II r. O'Clock Committee Mensman, r.
"a. Patterson, AYD. Kelly R$Sssiss say slgRf
" Eleventh WardAt tle1p,s eorr,es Wa
Baeohus streets from u to 2socsck Committee n
Hnehne. d. 7. Glenn, Il. Macpherson ss6 & .#gs
s=z.s 81 rs GERARD sTITH, President.
I, q. DEIAytsE. Secretary. ADJ 2p3. Y
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Special Notice.

n n PRovosT MARsHAIss 0FFIcg. FOURTH nIsraIoT. u
s4FS& WE New Orleans April g. 1861 9E 81
and after this date hours tae Of Cattle
the ST. ok Landing will Do from 9oclock s to g clock
NJ sales shall tffeeted either before Or
hoQrs without special permit Of the Inspectors 4s5s
aps 2plm n. p. OGDEN, Proysst Marshal.
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To the Planters.
LOUISIANA 5PENITENrIARY.

| 3 s., 4iF3F LOUISA = a.. ,PEENITENIIARY.s
II ,,,.,,. :; tsoo'' Ap'' - iooA.
' ''e aa'hofi'y 81 SoVernor THose o. MOORE, the
aona,a. A. u 'he feni.en'iafy this day. and
,Y' aeeoeh. o. me s'afs Win the view
siAssy ~ .he Tian.ess material for clothing
c,ton IN .,..s...s - hfoia ooaon f'anters
naea.s -. soous Y soeh VI ssient as may OF
'ns i@eda.e wants Of each and every
e,n,r.rsn,. 70 uons .'.noas interfering WIN the
~ =. W os'iA''enss tofs cloth'ps Volunteers and
nrBh ,h h -. st'l oet''n We YIN
Two pound. Of esod ctssn III
~ 80 !, ~ :. Atuins eo.'oh' saehpefed here)
sbeet;ns for to "a o. io"f Quarters
Their orders Ia. mere
rsv,.,sr.as a,d F,Id =. ~. o oo'' WIN os received
in The object in making this exchange being 10
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Jefferso., College.

has prevailed that this excellent College Win
e authorized declare tat ali sucn
statements are rho Of tr. rby i ~
country nag not been upon he "a
H. II few Of pupils lave d i.
place temporarily their families sber. y
Of 4 a.o m
psft T. re Of he on the other hand
naye also been so that there ere
oyef one bundled pupils in ihe institution ~
may q worth while stating The Military au,hor,e,
,ne Herson College from miit n
wise and dicoas measure for which ne Sta
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LETTER FROM A PLANTER.
RosEvAIE, Ala, Nov. I, 1880


Msssrs John Wright 4 Co.,
New Orleans, La sa53ez vac sS55ls7 ~
dentiemen-Kncosed please fud my check No. 7g atstoa
days eight Mobile for S4o So In ssttsent Of sceout
date You will psase me three dozen boxe,
Wghps Southern Indian Vegetable Pills They are the preat
est ss ever came across. and says heavy medical BILL
yearly place The directions are SO slain and easiy nm
hat my overseer asds no difficulty treating every
case Of sickness that MIS- with
and perfect ccess Ny healthier and stronger
than those any paaa know and csnddy confess IT
70 be my opinion and at of that this agreeable
fact solely due 70 th which 10 Of them at tbs r,t
complaint Of Sickness and she being treated BY course Of
shsse Pills them altogether my own family and would
not DC Without tui supply for small fortune. This may SEAM
nsA praise 70 yon but assure Jou 1t Is nothing less
than the plain truth Pleae forward thu pills
at once, and by the same route az before. NJ
~ Yours truly, ssss
~ IS THos. @. HENDERSON.
From DR. Humphrea Of Charleston g. c.. we have rebeyed
hefoowng honest letter. written him by poor bat worthy
man who Is now strong and sAwat soldier In the arrayo
Southern Independence;
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Notice to steamboats,.

/ ms 2ptf PIERRE SOuLE Z
s51 M 49, @s4
/ ~, 80 r. M
| new ORLEANS, April ., 1851
ossa, Il n. ap, ~ asss, not
4, 4. sss..i n,s...a .sa,s,sa
= rs,ass;s. IN, nc 80
i H. - n M on.p = ths
d..,, ,sfor. ~ d.nsrI.,. - ..cs MAI ~ =
nan,.n. :, aaa sh.ss
j. Tsn.c,er & o. ~. = H.
Aasshals, vii be dealt With sanmsrlly
| ss..5 $500 Is -. y =. n. stoFfohD.
Provost Aarshal OF the First District. .
i54ss 1sts &7 oYPRiENa DUFoUR,
app zpa Ffavost N arshal Of me Second District
,~r-7- 80 5 - n, y. n -, Al sSs**s
| Committee on Public Safety.
..ss !, y, Nav ,os1..s, March 50. 1852.
H..
tor I'D iro bought 10 t. Il. ey : =
"a ~ - : .'--- = rt
81 4sas Committee OF Public Safety #s-3Sa
Ii .4f S M 49, i. u, a.,
- e-s, t . =. toSs. 3
H, ~ o'ns.
= uo'a,e Nv % sss - our WOW
~ ~.
oeeh oy 70 Dfng such d0aatons
70 the sethe. ne nor State Government
articles. GEO 9. LAwRAsoN,
ma 2plas al 1@E {ss g2sgs At 54, NJ secrst.ry.
Is -. : --. .gEs (
| ;.ss4 s;9s Noalce' . esas..F-ss.ss. s-a 7
| Ne OFFICE OF rnoyosr MAr.rA1. Fouxrn D,srn,or :,
| Nsw Orleans. March u 1861
The Office u tho Provost Marshal for the Fourth District
street, jackson and Philip will be open
for business daily sundays sxceptsd fro O'Clock ~ M
1 to g. O'clock r H. until further notice. 43 49,
| NIL opH II. p. OGDEN, Provost Marshal |
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Foreign .MGfl from .yesp ORLEANS,
o.. A VA TAHrIoo.ss - e. E.
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS,

sss5s-sRf... - ~
/ .r, ,,.s,, ..IL.s. -. I. NJ.
~ -, : :. s e1 w. os's.A' wy
| .. - y , ~ ~ i's Y sais' w. ,o,ekl
-, =, ~ An''es Aua pptosa' o. =. y H 1
,,ns ". oS-- = nsss.s. = 10 u.s.
y nus Own oSpehe, Aenthiy MAIL between Ne~ Or
-. fo'A Va A'.''p'sos " oonne1s WIN ne
~ M, ~ .oushna " .ast pot.- Ahgas'e
Co.. s ~ -, I. As's tssonA.usaasu ~ ssW
mail carrier. By oar h ms.
esst 8 q c. Mssrsnsy The second maj. viii Close the
Orleans on the 10Th Of December. and ,nb..o,sn,, a. -
proer can b. rnad. the regular
Inv ~ llbs m ,ha 10.i d s.,h - IN
7a'1 e Charges oeoiy Letters, including Confederate
/ rE5, ~ - sg,ss. ,s- Postage. -9.,qs44 r.,
Single Letters half an ounce or Less oups and multiple
-, y agl IN proportion 81 3sze Ii = z
~ I..nd aic.M. . -. (. :. - ~ 81
To other West Indies 93saoIs Z
To Europe. :. -. TOO
Letters from abroad CA bs receiyed tbs
Ine fesese on sueh Letters must 30 prepaid to fa
r. 80 - 4,. by ne est inoa mai, VIA
Fsaf ss7Tl5S ANTnNgn eoen.
Nav f,-is.n. ~, ~ ,ee,E IL
1"7~3'f &c PEE ' :a5 = ~ -
ss5,f .ss Is sz-st.. 3.5-s = e 4. n
~. sax.c., -, rss.:N so,.oe'
= 80
cbsn a. INV ~ orleans msf
eaa 9 ~ se'es is mas Desn Resident
u VOW o.'eAs 10, sns issl tnfts years.
h.e'a1 'o h's aa' may % enclosed along with the
Money required As per ar above and the Deter ehye ad
oos ors'sn man, care OF Postmaster, New Or
'', a". = ..
ho eoneoefsie fosase to this sshce must be prepaid -
:. L. EiDDELis Postmaster.
view oflenns. october 10, 1901. a-'s ols 9p.f
ss ~, ~ y ~ 49, =
- cs1esAS
a,
1870 = - IL = = - ~ NA ia ~ x =
49,. g. -..,.3-F .a-55. -
EXPRESS FOR s"FoKEIGE MAIL MATTBR,'' CON
ReIr1a np ems ,,,5. aafioo' aEAlso, WITH THE
- "Hs---4s Us
rh. COMPANY bs, .. .r,.n =, =.
ana RAPID transmission Of NAIL Matter 10
III. roh M AL ra af,,s OF the Wsfld '
sao,es H. s.rupn,y t
snon,a ~. ,....,o.. ,..o.
present political troubles i. Mexeo or DEAN nr,d. h. ,s
60 to 1 Havana BY sea ~ \
dnoluding Confederate Postage from this cty.) SC =
Single Letters half ounce to Mexico . 8. Il no
~ Il to Cuba / 90
x 49,, -. to Ee1ops : " " ~
" o''eu sa'es : 49,. 49,. = 70
letter. Owe. aalt an ounce will be charged in proportion
ss .,,,.,.s committee init appointed y
not approved they will be returned 4 4 \ go "a
Letters abroad bs received through this COMPANY
tho aaa to the car
postage that place prepaid Tie express charges from
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aSscs = hereby given that d. HATCH Esa., Collector
VIZ, hereafter receive and acknowledge this
of ~ Bells and valuable Metals and cap, III
~ OF the Ordinances Department. all The Old Iron
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n .a,ssO Regiment.

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are authorized to enlist and to them
n9o sihsly and BY companies for tbs marto be
organized sufficient number of companies ara
mustersd into Regiment Of Infantry 's sgs.
4sa ,rszsag4 Respectfully, s4s gg 49, t55Si9 M.
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BLANKETS AND WOOL SOCKS.

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opposite Lafayette saaars. Who gill give fair Price
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nsas Of the cenisdsfacy all gesd patriotic eaels who
donae for the good Of the soldier either Of the above
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