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accusing this Office of submitting prvate dispatches
to the editor Of the Louisville Journal fnrepIFs
can that nave no reason to believe amy pri-
vate message to or from the Louisville oaiee has
been submitted to the editors of the louisville
Journal, or otherwise improperly exposed hy any
one connected with the Office. "a reasonable sfls-
his place In theoffice. 5s5 a. 5s
1.-THE card copied into the Della was copied BY
the Conref here and its trathor justice denied hy
that paper. There has never been but one pnfff4
cation, and that two months ago. of hat prpoffed a
10 be q Southern message, in the Journal and
thorough inyestgatfonof that resulted ia Tie safis
laSlfon taat y vas not obtained from any one con-
negtsd with thfs office OF with any other office
under cur charge.
. Inspection supervisorship Of other restric-
tion s!ys aas yst been established gysg this office
Arnsy RssisnasIoras
LorTsyT1SE, June Dates from san Francisco
10 the 26kb state that Col GfIstendes son OF john
i, Major Lengs.reet q south Carolina Lieut.. y.
and left for the States via Texas.
NeGlellan's Department
Baltimore aud Maryland are attached 10 Gen.
McClellan's Department.
Bridges RaEat by tn southssnsrs
HsseaEsr9wx, 1ans TO- The soutNarners haye
ferre5Y and seized ea all tie atffs ETsry ford is
also gzsrded.
Interesting som asain gtor-
WAsrrTgTos, June TO- Movements ass now
going oTforn this pofr Of such a character not
to admit OF publicity.
1t is believed that the recent change of position
Of the sonsheTners and the affair at gairfaa Court
aonse is much depiored5 as causing soutAern
movements which enbarrsas-th the Fedegalisfs.
Communication between Alexandgsa and the g
Southern carp is still kept sp. ss
Mr.. Etheridze. Of Tennessee, is spokeasof as the -
next Clerk Of tae House Of Representa- when
Congress meets in sJuIy. I'M
Although there IS quiet air about the War De-
partment, there vas really more work dong yester-
day Sunday than any day since the War.
France and Rasfi.
NEW YORK, Juas 1D.-The Times Parisscofres-
pogdent says that saere is no reason why HaJti may
NOT soon excite tie eemmseratieal of the ETench
Emperor, precisely foy the same reaaon that DENIM
tca excited the pity Of SPAIN z4s
Letters for TenNessee from tfss North.
LOUISVILLE, June IG--All Tennessee letters ex- N
cept those for Memphis, are delivered, but Or
ders are momentarily expected to aead them all to-
the Dead Letter OfHcey correspondents are csf-
toned against entrustinS yalnabies to the mail.
Adams Express can only carry lettsrs when en-
closed in stamped envelopes Postage stamps VIII
rot do. s4gs
War Steamers on@W Westarn RigsFgs
LOUISVILLE June l0.-The steamers As O. TyIor,
Lexington and Conway ore having their upper
works razed, machinery put in their hollis, and
their sides plated with thre Inch iron. 8#
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE June I0.--The river il sWeEiBg from
DBhague down, with twenty feet water to Cairo.
The Illinois is stationary, while the Missouri IL
swelling.
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SUMMIT, Miss, June Q, 1861.
Ed. Crescert-On the evening of the 9th inst,
inquest was held about five miles north of this
place over the body of Dr. A. E. Grand, a native
Of Sardinia aged IS years; verdict of the jury was
suicide He was passenger on the train which
left New Orleans on the morning of the 9th, and
had taken ticket for Vicksburg. Writing upon a
small tablet found upon his person, in the French
his death. In his trunk was found his diploma as
a graduate of the New Orleans School of Medi-
cine also his naturalization papers, etc. The trunk
and some valuables found on his person are in my
possession.
Respectfully, GEORGE 7: GRACEY,
Station Agent, N. o., j. x q. N, z. r.
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On Thursday last the Hon. n. 2. Banks, as he
stood upon Arlington Higats in company with dis rs
waved his hand toward Washington; This Is the
end of this Government as it now exists. Thers !,
will be q reconstruction on dferent principles
Such is the universal impression here and the CON
triotie heart The great Republic is gone, ana its
Government is fast losing its anchorage IN popnias
liberty, and is drifting gsto despotc harnof as a
safer refuge from the storms Of reyointeni ,,.,
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FEW YoRK, June I0.-The steamship Fulton,
which left Southampton on the Gsth Of Nay, has
arrived, bringing three days later news Than we
had by the Australasian. 5.
The sales of cotton Cor two days amounted to
$1,000 bales, G000 of which were takea on specua-
ton and FOR export.
The sales on Wednesday were IL 1000 bales--the
market closing firm and steady.
Breadstuas ruled dull. ... ~a4.s.
Wheat was in better demand.
Flour was quoted Cd. lower.
Corn active mixed SIS. yellow, 32s. to BE- 3D.;
white, 33s- to 34s..
Gonsols, 9i3 TO 91$.
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Provisions AGAIN.-We were informed by an
intelligent and highly respectable merchant, that
there are certainly provisions enough in the South,
besides the magnificent crop prospects, to last for
two years, if properly husbanded!
There can be no just reason, therefore, for ap-
prehensions in this regard.
"Speculators in food" may however enhance
prices, by controlling to some extent the markets
if allowed. Mobile Mercury.
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LATEST WAR NEWS.

H VI. W. BARR, at Louisville, KY is the special aud
cogned Agent of the New Orleans Associated Press that
pent the New York Associated Press having ceased TO have
any control Of matter cegTphed newspapers south of Louis
vile.
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RUPTURES

X A U Il y W "
Letter from W. 7. Mills the Editor of the vicksburg
Daily Sun.
vrckspuRe Miss May s. 1860.
Hernia can be Cured without Needle or Knifel
Mr. Editor-I deem to those afflicted with this terrible
and pa SeSs % 1se 9 Sd o en sced wh the
the space of three The boy belonged to John oate
ps % s sS doHcs
GGG s D SS to- w The %Ghs hs and
New Orleans and obtained The Patent Truss Of Dr. A. sheT
Curative tue about three months @ he boy % vas ss Gney mi re-
For he u last Tes Years he has been busy on plantation
ns al the s % % his o" Ds sr or %5eSa oSa 9f Of
those who this disease and for gTqtitde 70 Dr. sher
w. l. HlLht'S NJ ~
Extract from Letter Written Years Previous to the
Above, in reference to the same hoy
IssAQUENA Co., Miss, May 2, 1857.
Dear sirhe boy George Is perfectly cured Of the the rnp9e
much work MS any man. '" L. Mll'Io AL u
A''''' scals in the State Of Mississippi.
yIcKsngaa m mi MIS- e. Marsh ar \ 20 20 I6i lS5q Io
attend HIN and n 6edss am To mot 5Sn S
Is b E' and S hat You can cure Please by the
'D'n O' ''e po'' N0sp''''"-' THos ]. HARPER, MD.
This letter slave boy about II years
old who rpired both sides and who subsequently
returned sound The following explains itself:
VICKsBURG, MISS, May I, 1860
DR.. Sherman, New Orleans:
Sr-I You my james TO apply to him sitabe
Truss has only been rupured short time We can obtain
every drug Trusses In them however have hut III
tie confdence hut having confidence i'll skill in such mat
THOS. j. HARPER, NJ. D.
DR.. BELDEN's OPINION.
new ORLEANS, Jan. g. 1859.
Samuel Davis, Esd; ~
Dear sIt is true that Dr. shem mans Truss applied by
give relief eteCtuAy than any other. have
tried entire satisfaction know of several cured
by the the mixture recommend you get
Sherman himself applies IT, much depends
upon the fitting. H. BELDEN, NJ D
A-DR. SHERMAN respectfully informs ruptured persons,
having ruptured slaves that he has returned to the city,
and may be found his Office No. 10 ST CHARLES STREET
New Orleans prepared relieve and all of rupture
by the application of his PATENT SILVER TRUSS and CUR
ATIvE MIXTURE. my6 lyEw
VAMFS II. NTcFARLANEI, CRESCENT CITY Cal
d penteng Jobbng Shop No LOT Grod street, one door
from Camp. -z-. en-.
dispatch - 49,, ,-,,r,,,
BOrdes from the country attended to with prompness,
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Flies Cdnnonadiag at " Pig Point''-Ine Wute,
lftlch ANacks he BatteTtes-MaEes a Good
iShot-Goes of eoHt Lame Leg--O official Re
PQ7-Orders TO MoDe-A Rai1sy Marcl1-No
More Passports.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-06-11

We learn from a gaatleman inst from Corinth,
Miss, that there are some 2l,000 men unGer.arms
al that place. They Rere in high spirits and had
every soldierly eoGlipgt, especially an aaundanee
of vegetables. GsZl- Clark, who is COMMAND, was
satisfied that theza troops could be thraWn within
aeed by the hiralshgs at CaiFo-many Of whom, by
the way, wera. aeserting and joining our army.
This force at Gesinth within forty eight hours, it
So shat thera is no probability tAat the soma at
Cairo, even though it be brougha up to so ao0--as
IS stated to be the purpose of A. L.-oan 10 much
.Aasn1 tntiAe border of Kentucky Tennessee or Mis-
sissippi -
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A yEFsts sAItsA ApARILIIA, A COMPOUND Re

A yERtS SSAI1SApARILLA, A COMPOUND Rem
"A edy designed be the most eecta Alternative that
rsnd It extract of Para SarSaParia,
combined with other substances Of still greater Alternative power
afford effective andote for the diseases SaTsaparilla il
reggied to cure. believed jnct remedy is wanted
by oss who suffer from complaints and that
which will accomplish their must Of immense service
TO this large class Of or afflicted cow-cit1ens How
Sey this will do II as been proved by experiment
nsuy of The worst cases can be found OF the following COM
seroo and scrogious Complaints Esupons and Eruptve
Diseases, Ulcers Pimpes Boches Tumo salt Rh9um scald
Head Syphilis Syphillc Affections, Mccna Disease
nTopsy Neuralgia Tic DoIouTerx Debility Dyspepsia and
Indigestion ErypeR8 Rose ST. anthony FIRE. ana indeed
BiooG. 1as G1os class '' complaints "'S from Inquiry ~
Als compound will be found great prom Of health, when
taken the spring eSpel the foul humos which foster ia the
blood at that Of the year y the timely expulsion
tude can by aid Of this remedy themselves from the
endurance OF foul erpons and neeous sores which
TO d6 this through natural channels Of the body by aera
live medicine Cleanse the vitated blood whenever
find impurities bursting through the skin in pnpeS erup
lions or sores: cleanse you 1t Is obstructed and slug
h veins; cleanse wheneuer is foul and feel
felt people enjoy better health, and live longer for cleansing
the blood Keep blood healthy, aud all is we'll but with
pabu of life disodered5 there be no lasting health
Sooner something wrong, and the great
ckineTy fife is disordered or oVerllrogn
SGRparla has and deserves much the reputation OF accom-
pbine these end But the world has been egregousy de-
ceved preparations Of partly because the drug alone has
preparations pretending be concentrated extracts of
tal but little Of the virtue Of sarsapaa anything else
ties pFefendng 10 give Quart 81 Extract Of sarsapara
e dollar Most Of these have been frauds hpon the sick for
they not only little any Sarsaparia but often
curative properties whatever Hence hitter ard painful disap
ponmen hss followed the use Of the various Of sarsa
pised and synonymous with imposition and cheat
Still We cali this compound saraparia and intend to supply
auy which rests upon it, And think have ground for be-
eving il has virtues which are hy the ordinary
complete eradication the SYSTEM the remedy should be u
dicloisly taken according to DIRECTIONS on the bottle
Prepared by Dr.J. g AVER, Lowell Mass. PRICE, Sl per
,hnt 9iSb 55.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-06-11

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP FuLToH,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-06-11

SKIRNIsH AT PIG's PorNr.-We learn from good
authority, that the Yankee, steamer, Harriet Lane,
steamed up to a point within range of our battery,
at Pigs Point, which is situated on the northern
side Of theentranee to Elizabeth river, and opened
a brisk fire upon the battery. The steamer fred
nobody, )" and did no damage. Our battery replied
promptly, and soon sucGeedGa in deInolishing her
wheei,house and wheel Uhe Harriet Lane then
crawled of in crippled condition, and declined
to rsnew the combat.
As we do not wish, undes any circumstances, to,
exaggerate the prowess az our forces, therefore
we do not say that numbers of the enemy were
killed, because it is noa known what loss OF Ete
VAS Incurred nv them-aertan it is that no man
was injured on our side ERiehmond Enquirer, 9Th.
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eorros F1RmAH STEADY.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EURGRE.
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NUMBER s5.

rELEeRApaED TO TIE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
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x ATIsmAH's TROPICAL RoOFIHG-

x ATLimAN'S TE&DPECAL RUUFAH u
Cheaper superior any other ussd III sonthsE
climate.
It's tostea sud recognized qualities
lat. pURABIILfY-equal to the best slate roofs.
al EABILITY-Buperior to any ether; crack
or leaks being possible
Sd BEAUTYIt presents smooth and granslke surface,
4h CHEAPNEGS-It costs much less than though 1t s
good any slate wood roof and less than the inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered to the public the
cost Of cutters and ya}eyB.
9Th INCOMBUSTIBILITYIt will rssis fre batter thsn
sato-roof.
9th CONvENIENCEIt Will not soften under tho heat 9!
this climate; and protects the interior of buildings from the
tense heat of summer.
Tth SOLIDITYIt becomes harder and smoother from
pours put upon roofs Of Blope and being Of gt
weight does not require eaTy raftes to support it, while Il
not liable and breaking does require repairs
The "TROPICAL R0OFING' II Is chemical compound Of
subgtance of which peculiar to alone combined
proportions discovered actual experiment and experience
IN this city.
Testimonials of OF the above In The hands
Of hs agent and be verified y person wishing be
All orders left at tho Post-Ofice, Box Nc. J, will b.
j. @. KAUFMAN,
HaIk lY of Rienyille and Maraig sta
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Iar TIE sorrHwzsrEnr Azp 4sHe1eax s.yEs.1
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MARBLE WORKS.

Monuments Tombs and Stones Piers Center Tabls
Tops Counter Slabs Pieces, Crates Crate Setting
Flooring Hes BanQaete ana Yard Fiaggng Iron Railing
The trade snppHed with rough nanufactu ed marble
BY UATASAUGH i GULbEY,
oil tFAW 233. 224 23f Csnp t~s
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sHn LIVERPOOL BEEADsrUrys' NAzEEr Dull.
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sssp. a. Re. gLACBkRIAR ~ BRO, ms-lasssz,
W9&Vf Wholesale and Retail Dealersin VIZ HFE
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
"a Camp street, New Orleans

Grand Paror Grand Square and Upright Pianos from tha
very best manufactures, which, invite particular
attention 10 the RAVEN, BACON L co: PIANoS, now
FIRST introduced into this market For the last thirty
these Pianos havo been especial hvores at the North for their
durability beauty of finish deltacy Of touCh and sweet
of tonen6 of which points know that they be
sxCeied.
At house will also DO found the only JAMES W VOSE
PIANOS These Instruments though placed exhibition
at Boston, Phiadepha and other places in composition with
the celebrated makers have invariably received the high
premium for good solid workmanship elegant finish and
evenness richness Of The PARIOR GEN. the
warranted to give ente satisfaction Meodeon Guitars
Vons Brass Band Inst, and everything apperQning
the stock of competeH Esi Store Music and hsic Books
gent by mail postage Free a, 4. BLACKNAR BRO,
o22 6ulkW ~ Camp strest.
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From Our Own Correspondent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-06-11

TAMEs IT. pTeFARLANFI, CRESCENT CITY CAR
d peneng Jobbg Shop No LOT Grod street, one door
STORES AND OFFICES FITTED UP with taste and
dispatch. ,
pOrders from the country attended with popptness,
w
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-06-11

raa Numbers of Clergymen Physicians Statesmen and
ient have their to certify the upAra
leei usefulness remedies bnt space here will not
hermit the Insertion them The Agents below named furnish
gratis our American Almanac in which they are given with
also full descriptions Of the above complaints ana the treatment
that should be followed for their cure. a. r.,
Do moi be put off by unprnctped dealers with other Pre- pre-
40 others The sick want the best aid there is for them and
they should have 1t, , - -o,r>r x,-r,C1,,r , r,r
Nos aud ISL Charities street. New Orleans and by all Drag
~, ~, a o. ' ~ jal5 6mAW
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A9-DR SHERMAN respectfully informs ruptured persons,
those having rupured slaves he has returned to the city,
and may be found his Office No. 70 CHARLES STREET
New Orleans prepared relieve and all of rupture
by the application of his PATENT SILVER TRUSS and CUR
ATIvE MIXTURE my6 lysw
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The Battle of June Isa.

sia, Hundred !9hots Fired by t5se Eaenas a4 Horse
Crinpled and a Chicken Killed efatantssl oJ
Our Men. N I'LL 45.5.5s
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4 CORDIAL FoR LADIES, AGED PERSONS, &C.,

4 CORDIAL FOR LADIES' AGED PERSONS, ETC., etc.
Of these of Biters the first Is to be taken mixed
agreeable auid while the second may be taken pure
both mingled together forming Bitter OF create
intensity please taste The aroma and d8i
cious favor these Bte have induced the FIRST judges
to pronounce them the best Of the creation
They particularly eieacoug IN resoEns health and re
establishing impaired Digestion thar fru source OF diseases
DyBpepBia, Nervous and Liver Affections, General
Weakness etc. all Of which render liei sell burden.
In any Fever. followed by acted ccnVaesence
consequent weakness remedy is better ndapteG
store strength hasten the complete return of health
N. BTke American BittcE3 may likewise be taken pure
mpch spirits the apparently strong hayor
thew possess arises from aroma tdominance Of Bit
ter principle both which, however, are highly agreeable
Btter has been introduced into general in the prin
cipal Hotels, Clubs, CoAeehouses, etc.
Prepared and sold by - -
30 Royal street. New Orleans.
NThe found also in the principal Grocer
Haalg Clnha 2O tYl
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TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE IL, 1861.
IliLitarv MQtitts.

vi a You are hereby ordered TO assemble in uniform at
TIL Arnory on THURSDAY, the 18th inst at O'Clock A. NJ
~ BY order: JAS. McCLOSkEY
H. NJ HILDRATH. D. S. Iielll Lieut.. Commanding.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-06-11

HE4DQuARTERs 2iErrIIE RIFLES. COMPANY g. J
Corner EIysnn Fields and Greatnen streets,
New Orleans. June 7, lS6l y
THE ROI4L OF THIS COMPANY Is NOW
Ea open those who wishing Immediately into
VII live service. Apply the rendezvous, from a. ". to
l p. NJ Members fully equipped the expense Of the
Company jeI II
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VOLUME XIV,
Militatu Motitts.

" SUMTER GREYS- YOU ARE ORDERED
H 70 appear IN full nntUm At the Armory No 95 Magazine
III sleet, a 35a o'clock, fiIS AFTER&OON. Then and
" mere, nporen business will be made known. Every
member Is expected to be present. By order
jelt 1t u. MAUPAY Captnin,
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WASHINGTON, June 1O.-Ten thousand troops
will be in Baltimore within thrty-sN hours. That
city is in fermentation. All are prepared for a
houses. -
1t is authortatvely determined to lombard the
city from Fort McHenry, on the first sign Of up
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-06-11

aI~Hferehants' Lodge no. AZ, L. %. O. f.
Meets every MONDAY EVENING, at O'Clock, in Room No
2 ODD Fellows Hall, Qd!cers foe the ensuing term-H. "
Isaaesan, N o. Wn. Il. q. King v g.. John Rawe Rec.
tes Wn Il idade, Per asc. Francis Rawle Treasurer.
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r IsFRANCM's FEMALE CORDIAA-

BEAUTIFYING ,-INvIG ORATINGl- REGULATINGi
For producing Blooming Complexion, Erect and Graceful
Carriage Body Cheerful Disposition Removing Botchet
and Enpons from the Face Curing LoW Spirits or 4eaE %
Back or Limbs Whites aud all the various forms of Disease
produced Suppressed Painful Irregular Mcusruson to
which tho Female Sez is subject
1T HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FALL
Originally compounded for the purpose of bringing oE and
regulating the Monthly Periods Of Women, which it does under
any and all circumstances. Lsencks Female Cordial also
proves 10 Female Inygorator and eaue known
Il has ny tested Mobile and proves to be equal to
ell it has been represented
TIE lady of one of prominent citizens CT Mobile has
recently been cured of Debility and Low Spirits boTderng
loss mind through apathy nacon Of the womb BY the
use of sfrancks Female Cordial after all other remedies had
failed organ excited healthy action and she was
restored to health happiness and the society OF her
family and friends. :.
Numerous equally surprising Of the NEST desperate Fs
male cases become known the proprieors
s2y~Sold by JOHN WRIGHT E CO. New Orleans TAIL
LIANT CO. Mobile. and Druggists genernlly se24 "
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Samuel Davis, Esq; =,
Dear S-I that DIR. Sheimans Truss applied by
him. will give relief eiecualy than any other have
tried entire satisfaction know of several cured
by of it and the mixture. recommend to get one
but be Dr. Sherman himself applies it, much depends
upon the fitting. Il. BELDEN, NJ D.
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OFFICE or TIE BOARD or UNDERWRITERS,
NArl lrleang NM 1861
.egcsouthern Pacitic Railroasl COMPANY

a1vs opzned books for Subscriptions tha capital stock
m company, under the Louisville resolutions of 18th inst
10 " Common street where may be found from A. NJ TO
w tor few days desire 10 there all friends and
bt8ekhn.dsrs. Be prompt
m23tf H. ". RICHARDSON, Agent.
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Extract from Letter Written Three Years Previous TO the
Above in reference to the same boy
IssAeuENA Co., Miss, May 2, 1857.
Dr. Sherman, New Orleans:
Dear Sr-The boy George perfectly cured Of the rupture
he Que 10 king Deer Creek and can DO MS
rnuch work MS any man. W T. MILLS, NJ. D.
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LOUISIANA bTATg BAHK
of mi az s 2 meeting Of the 8oarti OF Directors
Sassierr vleeC A. f. RoEDEAT resignej ''' "a" ei''eu
- = gg8. @ y. N. LAPEYRF, President.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-06-11

Special to the New Orleans Crescent.1
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-06-11

u CRESCENT RIFLES, COMPANY D -REGu-
III lar drills Of this Company will take place on TUESDAY
VII and FRIDAY EVENINGS. at O'Clock Sound drills
LII EVERY NIGHT. Members requested to- be pmetual
aa fines will be rightly enforced - x-
ip4 If BY order: j. N. SH EkRf, Sec' "
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HEADQUARTERS BATTALION LOUISIANA GUARD,
New Orleans, june :. 1851. s
4 THE ACTIVE HONORARY DIENGBERS
IA Of this Battalion hereby ordered attend comp
vi Drills every MONDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, at 6]s
LII o'clock, By order:
G. 4. BREAUN, Captain.
EDWARD PlLsnURY, Orderly Sergeant. je7 If
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29
ASSETS S

Sa-e, Ss.'1. bsls,se ss n Bank, 25,so7 90
Real Estate. worth least sO7 aoo) eoo eo9 oa
Loans on Stocks, payable on demsnd
nsrket value or securities Slg7 sd 5Ol Ia Coo "a
,,Iass oahN $3.50, kmafkct value 1855 90
value, los.sos 20
BROOKLYN City Water Bonds 10 aso. "a
North Caroiins State Bonds lmarket val, 80 "a
Missouri state Bonds market valucl IA o0o ~
Real Estate. No. Wall Street, es ans a.
Interest due lst January lsei fof
which so, $50 y has since been recid. ~ 7cs 81
Balance IN hands of Agents ana IN course
OF transmission from Agents on Let os
January tof which Sll $50 Is has ssncc
p,,,s neen reseivsdl' co. .40s 10
BIS Peceifabe tfor prcmiusn. On IN
land RiskS) - g., N
Other Property, Miscellaneous itcras rno ~
Premiums due and uncollected on Poll
cies issued Al 0fice, 3.lao 4
Total. si.sss,4os -