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New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03

SeSesAoaeS ana provisions for the Poor.
The and blockade having mainly suspended the empoy
ment of the Of New Orleans composed largely of yon
teerS l"nles and financially disabled in great measure
those who ordinarily relieve the OF this clus and there
being much distress he in prospect has
been proposed that the planters living along the
and RAILROADS. send contributions vegetables neal
etc. to be distributed from central depot city and also
that resident PoTen Dealers rocers bakers butchers buck
ste render their benevolent contributions at the same
place, and Tor the purpose.
The Mayor and Council have given of the splendid
iron water works building on the evee of Canal
street. for the depot and it being fitted once benevolent
citizens furnishing the materials, labor, etc, etc
Many planters all indeed who spoken Wh-have
cordially proered a some have been sending for
month pat.
Every searboaman who spoken 10 offers tapsnor
ation gratis, do the railroad companies Dravape will ao
be free.
eommisary will have Charge Of the DEPOT and he as well
as several gentlemen of character will gutousy that The
bounie are properly bestowed The Ladies' Society for the
Confederate Army that has nob aided sodlery
clothing, baHdages etc. and poor with work offer
their aid to pre-, msdirecton of the charity
All will be under the general supervision care of the
Mayor VITO heartily aids the cause and will through special
police, secure srder
This scheme TO bs benevolent one beginning to end
one being paid contributions Organizing and
preparing required and all chesruy given at the
word.
The and personal of kinhearted citizens s
solicited. If given it wculd be exnanSa n
further the object.
Citizens louisiana this cause of patriotism as we'll as
benevonce for these large part gallant sol
ders antlieSome of them indeed belonging to the country
by virtue of egaces written in blood plains of Manasss
How'll hearts 0 DIR surviving defenders will be cheered
their nsryed by knowing dear ones at home are
daily and will be allowed suffer Let us not
tolerate misery that merely stretching forth the will re-
Timely aid will in many instances vent utter wretch
edness If not starvation and crime.
II is impossible tell present canses of istre
may last Or what others supervene recommended
that the Planters not only send their abundance now but
plant for the future Irish potatoes cabbages trnip
etc.,
Packages should be Marked Vegetables Poor vee
Waterwotks New Orleans,'
If the sacks or baskets have the donors on them
they will be returned as far as acticable.
New ORLEANS, August 5, 1861. aus 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03
CoNFED RATE STATES.
To Fol'srcHE piles.

To FrsCc3eE E9tEes,
Use GAYETTY'S INDICATED PAPER for the wafer
closet, made of pure Manila Hemp without chemicals nd
meticacd by entirely procsscres and Piles
II is blessing the sick and the healthy Unequal!ed rs
Incompatible preventive. All other paper poisonous
and pile reducing.
For sale, wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Sole Propreors,
q and Isl ChAFtres street,
Sc! 2p5teod'EltW New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03

MEs WANTED By The GLADDEN. RfFLEs.--Ten
more men arc wanted to fill up tie ranks Of this
company, now at Camp Moore. Uniforms and
equipments win be furnished volunteers, and i'm
mediate active service depended upon. See Lieut.
enant Labolisse' card,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03
Volunteer Relief Committee,

Information having reached this Coee of nndoubted re,
liability that species OF speculation has attempted with
the tickets held by parties entitled elet and ed y this
Committee notice hereby given that
cts will be recognized in apy manner any purpose
JAMES BEGGS
au2U Zptl Chairman of Committee
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03

a Coon APPOINTMENT. We were pleased to
learn of the appointment Of Mr.. Theodore a.
James as Notary Public for this city. Mfr. james
isan able and practical business mar, and will un-
doubtedly prove valuable ACQUISITION in the ranks
of ON city Notaries. We recommend him with.
pleasure y the public as being competent and at
sfelttiYa.ts.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03

A CowARDLy CoLosEL.---A Colonel of Western
regiment it is currently reported, LETT his men on
the field, jumped into private carriage, drew his
revolver on the driver and commanded him to drive
on, leaving behind those who had hired the coach.
Upon being interrogated at Fairfax as to where his
regiment was, the brave Colonel informed his
friend that he supposed they had all gone to HI.
Gen. Scott is panied beyond description at the con-
duct of the officers in command of our forces.
s.f Washington Star
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03
Notice.

Contributions for the Wounded Soldiers of our ARM
to be left at WILLIAM H. SMITHS store No. 58 Grsye
street. .t
By order of the Committee.
WA. ELMoRE President
u. l. hIcARDo, secretary. seq 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03

RETURN or LETTERS SENT EY ExrREss. Mr. ] ~
McKeever, agent Of the Southern Express Co..,
notifies parties who have forwarded letters
recently, that they have been sent back from
Lanisve, and desires that those who wrote them
will call for the same. FL #t II .fl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03

~Herrtng's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 81 and 81 raver street New Or
leans. ls a..f
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03

RS@Notice-I take this method of Offering
my professional services free charge families of these
who are absent from the city military duty Residence on
Harmony street between Prysnia ard Coliseum Streets Fourth
District,
nYSl 2ptf p YETsER MD
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03
- . 60
Notice.

Letters for the United States deposited at the office Of
Southern Express Company Aug % "A and 26
turned from Louisville Parties who forwarded them will
please call and receive the same.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03
Military Goods :!

MI u 8 K Il IT Q a p $
CAPS FOR COLT's REvoLVERs
-AED-
G \ r IT r D G. E $.
FINE BLUE, sKY-BLUE, GRAY and RED BROADCLOTH,
GOLD AND WORSTED TRIMMINGS
SWORDS WITH FINE BLADES
BELTS AND SAsHEs.
Buttons for Military Uniforms.
GOLD LACES AND SILK OIL CLOTH
For sale at
Il. FRANKO'S,
auGt 2p'fSaMoTh li6 Poydraa, Carondelet st.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03
Notice.,

From audafter this day, the name of the CARONDEIET
GUARDS will be changed to the SOUTHERN LIGHT
GUARDS, Headquarters at No. L Graver street.
seq 2p5t .o N. J. WILSON ,aCaptain.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03

@~o. Talamon Dessommes & Co., Lmpors-
era of Foreign Dry Goods No. Magazine street-Merchans
OF the INTERIOR andffom adjoining States visiting the city wia
tnd at the abovenaed establishment The most complete
asormens of Foreign Dry ever imported into this
try sold prices lower be thought possible even in
oioinafS tunes. Tive mem " call se2 2e5teod
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03

s5- Ed, Crescent: Please announce the un-
deroigned as csndae for the office Of Suite Supemt nden
Of Public Education. W. Il. N. MAGRuDER,
aus ZPa Baton Rouge, La,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03
EEey'y .gl'nsy and .VnUy O0lces'

Should provide himself with description of comfort
able and well made SHIRTS aud FURNISHING GOODS to
be had by doing So half the supply will suffice the
noyance of having make your garments over again
tlon, patroniae
y. N. MOO DH,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,
Who has still hand the best of everything in his line, ap
prices that satisfy every pao, and soldier advance
any article having made since the interruption sup
plies.
Fine Flannel Campaign SHIRTS,
Beautifully mado in this city with Side Pockets Buttons
ranted never to come off, and consisting of
score of handsome patterns.
FINE LINEN CHECK SHIRTS.
CoLORED LINEN AND MUSTLN SHIRTS.
HEAVY SILK UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS.
:. WOOL. =.
CANTON FLANNEL UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS.
WOOL SOCKs-At the yarn only.
DOUBLE COTTON SOCkS-For tender feet
LARGE SILK POCKET IIANDKERCHTEFs
HEAVY BUCK AND CAMPAIGN GLOVES
WHITE MILITARY GLOVES.
CRAvATS AND sUSPENDERs and every article for
Complete Toilet,
Remember at
S. N. MOODY'S
se2 2p3eod Corner Canal and Royal streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03

E9- Superintendent Public Education
Please announce that HENRY AVERY the present Superin
tehdent OF Public E4ucaon, cand.dute reelection
anil 2ntd
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03
A Card.

Professor Mccarthy, of Magazine and Washington
Streets gives essons stated hours in Grammar Rhetoric
Algebra, Geometry Navigation, Engineering Gunnery and
Book keeping.
Professor Mccarthy to classes in colleges when
ployed by the hour. se2 2nI2t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03

VoLusrEEKs WAITED. Captain Henry Hunting
ton, who i nov raising company Tor immediate
service at the seatof war, adyertses that persons
wishing 10 join him will receive the best OF cloth.
ing and equipments. The rendezvous of the com.
pany is az the anchor Cotton Yard, corner of
Teheupitoulas and BeHechasse streets. See his
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03

30 Ed. Crescent: Please announce James
r. BRADLEY candidate for Constable First Justces Court,
in the district bounded by julia Felicity Streets and from
the River to the Swamp. Election, 4th November.
au25 2ptd MANY VOTERS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03
Proceedings

Proceedings
The
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Conven
on Gin both languages the CONSTITUTION Of the State
as amended,
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD d STEEL, PETER o,DOSSETJ
l. Ia. "aiTE, HERBERT & ESGOUSSE,
uho' ShLIS, W. GOLDTHWAITE,
F'hAWES& & CO., E. EZEKIEL
I. FITEWILLIAM
Orders from the country filed at liberal discount,
my22 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03

E3-B, i. Defreese, the present incumbent,
is candidate for state Treasurer. iyi 2ptd
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03
sELF-pRoTEcTI0s.

The act passed By Congress FOR the sequestration
OF the property 81 alien enemies to the Southern
Confederaey III d measure of self-defence Nobody
i. believes ii would have been done, had not the
course Of the North required it IS in the nature
of a protective measure against the North, and
viii prove most efficient one.
g98 The vaine Of Southern property wantonly de-
stroyod by Che Yankee invaders, it would be diff
cult to estimate. Gen. Butler, alone, has stolen
nine hundred slaves. His men have set fire to
houses destroyed furniture, and pillaged and plum
dered wherever they had . chance. The same is
true Of the grand army, 7 that started 10 Rich
mond from Washington, but thought better Of it
on the 2lst July, and concluded to turn hack.
Then, besides, they have seized the property of
Southern citizens wherever. IN the North, they
could find ii. They have lately taken to arresting
Y Southern men in New York and elsewhere, and
robbing them Of the money they had on their per-
sons. The native instinct Of the Yankee for petty
fraud and shrewd aWindling has been developed
{ by the war into desire for robbery on larger
{ scale, and the chances offered by the Invasion of
the South have been eagerly embraced.
There was no other way to reach the enemy:
and get indemnity for the property lost, except
that adopted by Congress. AZ for expecting that
they would ever pay for the property stolen, it
4 was absurd. Even in the improbable event that
they would, when the is over, agree to settle
fairly it is not likely that they will have any super
fuity Of money for many years to come, If ever.
There are many Northern men, alien enemies,n
who have properly in the South, and they will
now know what it is to make war upon people
/ who have always desired to live in peace with
them. # Gen. Patterson, for instance, who owns
! large properties in the South, finds This act very
& binding upon him, he has himself and his fell
sloW-nyaders only to blame. It is not improbable
that each Government will make up to its citizens
the losses resulting from hostilitfes. In this as in
everything else, we have the means Of retalatng
upon The enemy, andswe will get even with them
iii all other ways, just as We have got even with
them and more than even, on the field of battle.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03
Volunteer Relief Committee,

PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Further registration of of applicants Relief at the
hands OF this Committee, necessarily from this
further notice.
JAMES BEGGS,
se2 2pH W. Chairman OF Committee,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03
The Southern

O I i Q O M l. "a N Y
OFFICE, "a CAMP BrEE1ar.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03

TESTIMONIAL OF CONGRESS no 1rs PKEsfDgsr -
Just previous to the assembling Of Congress on
Thursday morning last, the members collected in
the hall held an informal open meeting of a COM
plmentary nature to President Cobb, in view of
his intention, ct the Adjournment OF Congress, to
take command Of a regiment Of aeergi volunteers
in the immediate neighborhoed Of the war. An
appropriate series Of resolutions was offered by
Mr. Chiffon Of Alabama, and subscription opened
for the presentation of a sword and regimental
stand Of colors to President Cobb, as testinon-
ial Of the high appreciation Of his services inthe
national councils and the patriotic motives impe-
ing him tothe military as wellas political service
OF his country, on the part of all the Individual
members of the present Congress. The testmon-
ia, from is private and unofficial nature lis among
the most honorable that could have been offered
by q Legislative assembly to its chief officer
The following i5 "a copy of the resolution adopt
ed BY the members Of Congress 5ss
Resolned unanimously, That the President of
the Confederate States Of America Ii hereby re-
quested to cause 70 be prepared a stando coiers
and sword ID be furnished aud paid for out of the
fund placed at the disposal OF the President bY
the ontfih9tlDn OF the members of this body, to
be presented TO Col. Howell Cobb as testimonial
oi the nigh esteem in which his patriotic services
are held by the members Of the Confederate Con.
gfess. 5a55 st = :
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03
what G3s .4sUf1st COWqF

RHhNs R3s .3sUf1st COWqh!
This generally sexpresson you hear so continually used by
persons when they hear many With coughs How few
also OF the fatal consequences of nesecue cough
Dc they not know that 1t end in consumption? Why then
neglect it? Why not get rid of il by using
DIR. Davis
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR.
This valuable medicine will the casa The tick
ling sensation in the hrout will the membrane will
he reliVed. and death by consumption entirely avoided
For sale, wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and l5l Chartres street,
seq 2p3teodG1tT New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03

- Any person disposed send up Vegetables or any ote
articles for the benefit Of the FAMILIES OF THOSE WHO
HAVE GONE TO THE WAR, are informed that thew vii
be transported by the MEXICAN GULF RAILROAD FREI
OF CHARGE, and handed the Committee for distri
button.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03
TO Printers.

TO FB'iaeSers.
$ Q U IT II z R N I N x
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
LOCATED AT ANTE, LOUISIANA.
THCas. II. SHIELDS ~ CO.,
SOLE GENTS,
Weheve just received large shipment from the manuactory
and prepared to receive orders.
This INK is WARRANTED equal to any yet made.
In all cases orders must be accompanied with the CASH.
PRICES-News, 25c per lb Book fromm 5Oc to 81 per H.
Also
Just received, another shipment Of
DOUBLE MEDIUM BOOK PAPER,
MANILA WRAPPING,
HARDWARE,
AND OTHER PAPERS
TH0S. Fl. SHIELDS & CO.,
au20 2D2t Nos. 50 Graver street, and 10 Bank Place.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03

FOURTH Ward GLpB, S. A. P.-This club will
meet tomorrow "wednesday evening, at half,past
O'Clock, pursuant to adjournment
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03


The PRtyArEER PETREL.A letter has been re-
ceiyed from Capt Perry, giving an account Of the
loss OF the Pstrel. At daylight on the morninr
after sailing she saw the s.. Lawrence, and per.
Petrel attempted to make the land but At the end
q 4 chaseot fouf hours she lost her foretopnast,
began sfriag but showed. no cel6rsg Her parnose
evidently was e sink the petrel Capt. Perry
shoot away some Of her spars or sails. With fhe
hope ot escaping. The Petrel at last being in a
sinking condition, fifteen Iaen were sent III boafs
% the frigate Capt Perry and the rest Of te crew
aeniainlng I'M on board. The man-of-war still kent
nring On the. sinking schooner, which had been
sseered iof the trigate with white Gag tiyine.
rlnaIty 5he vessel sunk ana the ST. Lawrence sent
and picked up the crew. Capt. Perry denies that
anere Was any in,oxieatien board the priyateeF
Ine men we're al orderly and behaved well. He
denles lhaf any attack was made ol, me friaata
The Petrei saw &C once that the ship was man. Of
WI WI, ana attenpted 70 escape and only fred at
efippling spar The crew sh eorroborate' rate the h
anole 3 statement They are il tolerable health
aud hope foF the sympathy and assista,ye of Han
friends and felloR citizens at home siS.'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03
A Card to Cotton Planters.

The undersigned Cotton Factors in the city of New Orleans
in view of the interests of all parties recommend to their va
Gus customers and correspondents not to ship any portion OF
their crops OF Cotton to this city from their
plantations until the blockade fully and entirely Abandoned
OF which due notice will be given.
s. 0. Nelson Co., A. Levi L Co.,
A. d. Kelly Co., A. Miltenberger Il Co
Edward Male It Co., Ar, Mltenberger,
Wright n Allen, SCudder Stamps
Hewitt Norton & Co., Gallagher Dyer,
NJ. ID. Cooper Il Co., Moses Greenwood
Feflowes &JCo., Sentell Prather,
Y. Fl. Il j. NJ. Allen & Co., Black & Byington,
r. McIlhenny 4 Co, John Watt & Co.
Martini Cobb Co., Byrnc, Vance IL Co.,
GLADDEN. Seixas, Pitcher 4 Goodrich,
j. W. Burbrlge Il Co., Warren 4 Crawford,
Green Il Crump, Fredander 4 Gerso
W.&D urquhart, wv. Champlin 4 Co.,
j. j. Person Co., Thornhill Il Co.,
Walker Snyder, RotChord Brown Co..
Perkins Co., Logan, Soniat L Claiborne,
John 7. Hardie L Co. Copes Il Pnek,s,
A. II May Il Co.. D. R. Carroll Co.,
u, Nj. Lowe Co., 4. u. Donovan,
r. P. Hunt, Frelison Il Stevenson,
Geo. P. Black Co, R. W Es;lin { Co.,
Campbell Strong, Winston, Morrison Il Co.,
R. g. Cummings 4 Co., Gillis 4 Ferguson,
W. A. Gordon Il Castillo, j. 4 G. Cromwell,
Montgomery & White, Moore 4 Brother
i. Tcledano Il Taylor, Cleveland Bro & Co.
Pritchard Flower, Murdoch K Williams
Montgomery L Hall, Phelps IL Jones'
A. D. fully Il Co., Payne, Huntington Il Co,
Holloway Lonsdalc, R. Yeatmsu,
Sykes Comfy, Nixon 4 CO.,
Walker It Co., Hawkins Il Norwood,
Rhorer Il Xunts Stuart & James
Foley, Avery 4 Co., Scruegs, Donsga n & Co.
Tarlton, Whiting L Tullis, Patton K Finney
Farley, Jurey / Co., Gifen, Smedes & Co.,
?. Il Sbipwth, Johu Williams H. Co.
Moore Il Browdef, F. B. Ernest,
Henderson, Terry Co, Carroll Hoy Il Co.,
Allison, Patttson Il Co., Edward Plsbmy,
WestR Rrrs sharv Z =
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03
NOTICE.
W. A. ELMORE, President.
n. |. RICARDO, Secretary.

The following gentlemen the permanent committee
for the relief Of the sick and soldiers of the Southern
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03
I'll .f;eaU Work.

oil sFc2E sF'1rk.
UNIFORMS AND DRESS OF THE ARMY OF
COME RATE STATES.
A limited edition of this work 1000 copies) the authorized
Standard will he shortly sed The distinctions between the
various grades shown by the plates Of which there will be
fifteen and consisting all different departments Of the
service, and comprising about fifty figures
This edition will BIT plain black will be followed by
other edition in full coors-a Magnificent Work It will con.
tain plates and fun directions for the guidance of talors
Liberal terms will be extended booksellers. Applv 10
Col. BLANTON DUNCAN,
So gpSt Richmond Va
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03

sEEi&Ef2ees'y fgSsG ERressnlgEsfaR0.
Having still on hand large and varied Of elegant
would inform the ladies CT Orleans and
country TINT will sell all of very moderate prices for
CASH
GARIBALDT EIDING HATS in great variety.
MOURNING BONNETS, in great variety.
In my Dressmaking Department, making and Trim
ming Dresses IN the most fashionable manner, at greatly re-
duced prices
AS-Orders from the country promptly attended to.
Mrs. M. E. BENSON,
Dressmaker and Mi'iiuer,
A0 p'SSe l5 Canal st., up stairs, adlong D, H. Holmes
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03
Rules for the Government of the Free Eege-
table Market.


Rules for the Government of the Free vege-
table Market.
The Market opened O'Clock A. NJ till P NJ on
TUESDAYS and FHID vs. until further notice. commencing
on TUESDAY NEXT, 18th inst.
No application for Vegetables ETC. will be received unless
the is signed by the Alderman Assistant Alderman of
The Wand and District in WHICH the applicant resides.
All persons deorous of contributing Vegetables Provisions
etc. for The requested send the the Vol
unteer Relief Committee Waterworks Bu ding of
Canal street.
Persons contributing will please mark their baskets bags
with their and locations that the same may be
returned to them. Persons will the receive all
donations, and an account Of the will be correctly kept
Persons applying for relief will upper side OF the
building and when supplied will pass lower side 50
as to prevent confusion.
fckets are not transferable and supplies will
without them Hnd they be presented each application
Mr. A c. Merkel has kindly services 10 the Com
ee to receive, slaughter, and up, Beef Cattle that
may be donated.
THOMAS MURRAY
II. BIER,
GARDNER SMITH,
f. +. SCHMIDT,
aus 2ptf D. l. RICARDO, COMMITTEES.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03

The subscribers receiving weekly supplies of Iron from
Tennessee which they will sell small advance for CASH
ONLY.
Fl. FASSMAN & CO.,
Al CarondGlet street.
r. G.. LATTING & CO..
au2l 2pt u Union street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-03
a4sCa@G9a -ES6a'tg.

Genera" and Financial Agent Southern Pacific Railroad
Company of Texas IN >, .g
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-05-11
McEWEN, WILLARD 81 CO.,
CITY PLANNING MILL.

Ho use Builders, and Manufacturers of
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS AND MOULDLyGS.
Flooring, Siding. Timber and Wide Lumber Dressed
Scroll Saving and Turning done to order
We manufacture Patent Powe rand Hand Corn she,sr.
Planning Mills, Bee Hives, &C., &c.
MI Wright Work aud KM Furnishing.
we Keep on hand an Fine Dressed
Lumber. Tauv2- dkvsn~
d.. n'swEn' 0sonLLARp. w. ., sosIusoS.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-05-11
Message from GEN. Pillow.


Gen. Pillow, who is clever gentleman in the
private relations OF life, and a very companiona-
BILE man, sent US message recently, which is ex,
planned in the following reply:
KNOXVILLE, April %, 1861
GEN. GIDEON j. PILLow:-I have lust received
your message, through Mr.. Sale, requesting me
to serve as chaplain to your brigade in the South.
ern army; and in the spirit of kindness in which
this request is made, but in all candor, / return
for an answer, that when shall have made nm
my mind to go to He'll, will cut my throat and
60 direct and not travel round by way of the
Southern Confederacy.
an, very respectfully, &C.,
W. G. BRQYSLow.
~ The dam at Moline gave way lew DAYS
siace, causing great loss OF property among the
manufacturers, and millers there.