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DIR. HOofIand's CeIebrated

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KKTILL eectuay Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Jsun-
Wv dice Chronic Nervous Debility Diseases OF the Md
news and ali diseases arising from dsordered Liver and son
ac Constipation Inward Piles Fulness OF Eood to the
of the Stomach, Nausea Hearonn disgust Tor
Food Fuuess weight the Stomach Sour Fluctuations,
Sinking or Fuerng Pit Of the stomach, Swimming OF the
Hesd Hurriedand Difficult Breathing flHerng at the Hearts
Choking or succang Sensations when in lying posure Dim
ness ef Vision Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull
Pain in Heal Deficiency Of Preparation, 1eoWneSs OF the
Skin and Eyes, the Side, Back, Chest, L5s &C. Sud
den Fushes Heat Burning IN the Flesn Constant Inagn
ings Of Evil and Great Depression Of sprts -.
The propreors, calling the attention OF the public to this
with feeling OF the utmost confidence IN It's
and the diseases which
ne untried article, but one that has stood the
trial before the American people, and It's
NATION and sale are unrvaad by any similar preparation
tant testimony in its favor given BY prominent and we'll
known Physicians and individuals in all parts Of the country Is
immense and careful poruss of the Almanac published snnu-
ally hy the proprsto to DO he'd gratis Of OF his Agents.
cannot but satisfy skeptcR that this remedy really
deserving the great celebrity it has obtained.
ROOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL
will cure long standing Cold in short time Read the
PH1LLDELPHIL, Feb I6, 1885,
DR. NJ JAcKseN-sr: had for time been suffering
under having pains through whole ystem
throat and recommended to try Hoo-
EasamIc Cordial accordingly procured bottle, and
a happy state half of il completely cured me-
now recommend it to friends who may be sim
ary acte ald deem more than justice to bear this
public teS--nony to its virtues Respectfully yours.
ELEANOR EcHENRY,
Tenth Street, abeVs Qostes.
Prepared only by Dr. O. H. Jackson, No 4b Arch Street
u the United states Canada Price IS cents bottle
o. j. WOOD, St. Louis Wholesale Agents Tor inc west
WIN, PENDBETON CO., Nashville, Tenn, wholesale
Agents Retailed by 10. G. BROWN and EVANS, g. W. HEN
MATHEWS, Edseheld; J. G. DoRoH, South Nashville,
febll-ly
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From Memphis.
EOFRiRnn

MENrHIs, Jan. 22.-TheFe is very large process
sion tonight in honor of secession. Houses are il
Illuminated.
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River News

Reported by H. H. Harrison, Steamboat and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Agent
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Union and American. Buildings. Apply at this
office. dec29-tf
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ise2ssO-w prs Aes3 cSsrE "a, Al Na.,,r

THE CHANCERY COURT An DRES-
0en Tor WeakleY County, state OF TEN
nesSee Order Of Publcation-Orqna Bii-ElIahJ Ian
caster We Andrew Csyee John Caycs George csyce
and2v OF the compliments counsel. Mesjah Card
veil ths day filed in this Il appears the Clerk as
Master o. said Court that the said Defendants John Csy and
Oerge Cayee are residents Of said State Of Tennessee,
and reside in KENTUCKY i therefore ordered BY said Clerk
and Master that the oTder BE published four
IN the Weekly esf0A aHd An7erc0n, newspaper published
in the city 81 Nashville said State OF Tennessee Commanding
said John Cayee and George Cage to ale their plea
or deprrrsrs 70 said Bill before The Of sat Cha
Court0 be held at the house Dresden for Weky
SoEny State OF Tennesee the secnd 1o,dAy o. January
dl, said bill and things therein will he taken for confessed
against them and for hearing 70 them expsrts at said term
q said Court This December 6tAs l6l "a true COPY rom
the Order Book
NATHAN N. EDWARDS, c An,
rFnn.. - F~.fIf
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MEssRs CLARK, GznsoRY oo:GKxrs II have been using
your justly celebrated Anhresa OIL for i've six weeks in
oenronic and have received more
benefit from Its than from ali the eye other pre-
scTptons that have tried and their legion. have
proved It's efficacy sovereign balm for other ills that
the human family are subject to- take great pleasure in re
commanding Il in all cases Of aches and nfamRona have
b n partially blind for eight AMI by the sid OF Am
h-oal OFT have just read letter badly written that
wife and daughter could make ost. This to An
brssal Oil as have net been allie to re.d letter in
expect &c keep it in house hng live and have
money to buy il. H " WILLIAM LEGG.
Limestone county, Ala. jsnI3d&g2W
Hdsb and Be clean" said the Hebrew gi to Mailman, the
hyrian. He scptic till he tried the sacred waters; that
was ago. 1t is the with the hard to be
WINGED invalid. What do eo0d?" the oft repeated
query. We vii answer Are you down with pros1ated
powers q mind and body peranee Wishing yourself
Elix1r you net tso laeit is but simple vegetable
liquid but all powerful 70 raise you from helpless beey
y vgor These no idle words but verify indeed SOLD by
all pectable druggists throughout the United States and
Canada J. WRIGHT& Co.. sole proprietOrs, Ess Orleans,
La. dec30-d&wlm
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Mix water in the mouth vi! the 1nvgorator and swallow
both together. Price 81 per bottle.
Also, SANEORDsS FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS, compounded from pure vegetable AID pat
GLASS CASES. air tight, AID viii keep in climate.
1.-The Family Ca-I thartis PILLisa gen.
Tie but active Csthartic which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty years
The constantly increasing % demand frsm those wso
long used the PILLS and the satisfaction which
ali express in regard their induced to place
thea within the reach Of all. =
The Profession we'll know that different Cathartics act
on different portions Of the = bowels.
The FAMILY CA y e. THARTIC PIL L
has with due reference to this well established fact
compounded frem = variety Of the purest Vese
table Extracts, which act alike every part Of the
slinlentary canal, and good and safe in all
where 4 Cathartic is Il needed, such ID =
FangemeuLE OF the Stomach, Sic cpl I.
ness, Pains in the e Back and l. O 4 n .,
Costivencss, Pain and Soreness over
the whole 0Gy, Z from sudden cold, which
frequently IL neglected.. - end in long Of Re
yer Loss of ApPe.l = ltite, IA Creeping Sem
Sasi0n of Cold over = the body, Restless
ness, Headache, orl = lweig Ii in the h cad,
all In1lammat0 rY 81 Diseases, Worms, in
Children or Admits, lRheum8 sssnz, great
Purifier OF tho BLOOD y and many diseases to which
hesh Is heir, too numerous to mention in this advertise
ment. Desc, to g. Price 3dmes ..--.
The Liver LnViGoratOr and Family Ca
thartIc Pills retaei by Druggists generally sold
ST SANFORD, NJ. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor 1886 Broadway, MI
Oh. WOOD CO.,
febI St. Leuis, No.
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baltimore Coffee Market, jam. 1s.

The activity in the Coffee last las aated,
but there conEumptive demand and sales
&c; e5O0 bags fair prime, in lots lat I2 Be- 1000 bags
good DO at IKE $50 bags white Laguaya I4c per
H. The stock is 10000 bags We quote Rio 91c
good, for prime Porto Rico at I393
Laguayra 14l4 and Java at 6lTc ID. There fair
inquiry to day. left the market sales Of any
sequence TRANSFERRED We notice the arrival Of the Banshee
from Rio with cargo 1000 bags and the Wind with A.
uhich in-reases stock 90 600 hags-P atriof
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RAILWAY MATTERS.
Departure OF Passenger Trai


Departure Of Passenger Trains
n asuSrLlH AxD cnkrrAxoosa-3:3oA A. NJ. 8 ?: N. +.
TEsSEssEH AND ALABAMA-5:I5 A. NJ. 500 p ~,
- Gallstin Express 3:0OP- n.
RDsKynLD AND KKErucKF-2s4B ?. NJ =.
NAsHvIL11 am rHckTuR-z A. NJ, 6'SO Z. n
~ Arrival of Passenger Trims
NksnEn1x am cHkTTAEooaA-ssO0 A. 9sS0 r
TENNESSEE AND ALABkEA-1Os0OA A: a., 9s1u =. ~
bnufsvfLEE AND NAEHvItLE-5sUO a, Ms . I. "a.
NAsnvIlIx axB DEo11uR-I.20 A. N, I:e0 7. n.
Gsliatin Express ESQ A. d.
ssxz1ELb AnD KEETUcKY-lO:15 A, NJ
Departure of Freight Trafns's
Tennessee 4 Aiabsma-S:30 A N.
Louisville q HAshYile-2:30 N.
Edeefeld 4 Kentucky-aaS II.
Arrival of Freight Trains.
Tennessee & Alahems-l:3e N.
Louisville 4 Nashvle-9.25 81.
Kdgeheld 4 Kentucky-l0;l5 NJ q.
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Wanted.
A Partner wanted with from l,000to 1900 dol
lars cash, in Ready Established Business, which
paws 900 dollars and megs year. A gentleman,
and business man, with good city reference, will
please address RoBEBT. I. u
Nov. Is, ls6Q-f
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sANFORD's

NEVER DEBILITATES.
established fact Standard Medicine, known
and approved by all that have used it, and is
in al the ,uhi
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SKOO Reward.

$10O Reward.
ToLEE from the subscriber the night Of the 5 Of Dec
- large BAY FILLY years old last Spring, l5 hands
high forehead and white snip between her nosrs
abe has black legs and sired by the celebrated horse Wash
ingten, and very much like him In color and appearance
Of the opinion that she stolen by discharged
vct and the attention OF the people throughout the State
the above description.
give sc0 reward for the thief and s95 for the
W, H JOHNSON, Agent,
decs'60-lm Tennessee PslitentiSsy.
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I'm CHANCERY COURT AT DRESDEN-~
for Weakiey County, State OF Tennea-
ec.--Original Injunction BilOrder q PubcasonTbou
as Glass vs. David John Fz1euler William Landru
and James Brakeman. the afidav Bill in no
cause 1t appearing Clerk ami Master OF Court. a.
sa deenians David Moore, and John Vancuer, aye non
residents Of Tennessee u istherere orre
said and Master hat this order be published oar uc
eessvs The Weekly Union and American. rsspaper
abe said Moore and Fancn 70 de taer answer, pleas Or a.
70 said b a. Or before the next tenn Of said chaDr
Eesky eoanys state Of Tennsses, the second Moosr
January, 1851 said biz ard all ihnss herein viii 81 49,,
for confessed againsf them and harnx a. % them
At said term Of said esut. This December sh, ls59 h -
copy from tie Order Book - =
NATHA EDWARDS. q ~.
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4 Tennesse0.-JamesTF Faulkner, Marrares N Fauk.
per and Ann Alfred Owen and susan O-ea
snd obersRn petition Of real Of Edr,d uo.s
smce cf the Clerk snd Maater ~ - r..
Court 81 Nashville the 9Th day December 1860 on otioS
By counsel IN the above ana il appearipr
"a ths Of the Clerk Master hs 40 s5
an ts Alfred Owen snd Susan Oven, residents Vrns
and residents ., state II tennessee, therefore
ordinary 81 this court upon th. n n
therefore ordered BY The Clerk and Master shat vublcsa 30
made for fosr wees IN succession in the Union
American Newspaper published the ety. Of Naahve re-
curing ne ad defendant to appear term Of The County
Court e holden Tor e county at the court house
thereof in the city Of Nashville On the 1t Sov IN F,s
nex and answer said BILL the will be taken FOR con
fsSssd As to them and set d0wnfo bearing psrts
o.,.., RR CHEATHAM,
CIarka NJ.
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Letter of withdrawal of the AIabam

ter of the Alabama Representatives announcing
their withdrawal:
WASHINGTON CRY, Jan. 81, 1861.
Hon. Mr.. PENNINGTON, Speaker Of he House Of
Representatives: SIR Having received information
that the State of Alabama through q Convention
representing her sovereignty, has adopted and rat
fed an ordinance by which she withdraws from the
Union of the United States of America and resumes
the powers heretofore delegated to the Federal
Government, it Is proper that we should cOmmuni-
cate the same to you and through you to the House
of Representatives over which you preside and
nounce our withdrawal from the further delbera-
tons of that body. The which, N the judg-
ment of our State, render such action necessary we
need not relate. 1t is sufficient to say that duty
qures obedience to her sovereign will, and that
we shall return to our homes to sustain hsT action
and share the fortunes os opr people. We have the
honor TO be
Your obedient servants,
GEORGE H0UsTOS.
SUYpENHAA MOORE,
DAVID CLoPToN.
JAMES L. PUGH,
J. L. NJ. CURRY, -
JAMES A. STLLLw0aTH.
The communication was LAID on the table and or
dered to be printed
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increase Of Of and discounts de-
IS Oin specie 4Oia deposits and 1906 s9s in
circulation. &
The following prominent items the report Of the
Massachusetts, Bank OFT of Boston:
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Mt Of the rse in stocks from the low prices of Deem

The statement of the Beon Banks for the weak ending the 18th
compares previous and That of the
pondng week last year follows:
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auRNs e soALns
rHr psrRrp o. z zee NukaERY

Children are frequent sur ferers or external injuriC
especially from Fsd and O1aa9h. zepsOsSoas-ths
fore every mother should : have healing preparad
sntlJ at hand. It heSls BrsdSs andq ucky
moves the TEgTER RING 2 WORM, prevalent IN
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THE oIuEr. AmoNG TEN rHoUsAND.

DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
universally uuppanted all other ontments and healing
applications in both the Eastern and Western Henispheres
wherever introduced merit the true secret
OF its in all ctoSeos afcsioas whether the be
dccIaeztor disease.
-. BURNS K e SeALDs
instantly relieved Of their anguish, pain and nfsn
nation by tsly spBlca ton Of this marvellous heaier
and the flesh isrsneW ; by charm, s'snish or
scar remaining. Z ss-f- ~ =
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n...-,nr. Of Freixht trains,

Tennessse 4 Aiabama-S.30 A n.
Louisville q NAshville-2:31 A NJ.
FdceReid 4 KeDtucky-a:zs p II.
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the notice.

No FEAR OF THE SUPPLY FAILING.-The great
popularity coalo in this market the large quantity
sold daily has led many that the demand exceed
the supply But Mr. II. c. Covert No. Charres street. who
mainly instrumental in introducing article in this
city relieves a fears the subject by advertising this
ing that be has in store and the here enough
grounds fear failure of supply would remark p1ssanf
that housskeepers wh desire cheap eeany and agreeable
lumnaor for their residences shoud by all give oil
magnetic telegraph is ahead Of the stage coach No who
has used would be willing do without it.
has not should be content remain darncss
70 their intarne1s
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RESIGNATION OF ARMY OFFICERS. Since the
cause of secession has received SO great an impetus
bg the withdrawal of Louisiana, the resignation of
army and naval officers under the old United States
Government have been constant, and appear to be
increasing. In looking over a list, short time
sinee we noticed the name Of Col Henry Wilson, Of
the 7th Infantry, q. S. We recognize in Col Will
son an old and valued citizen of Louisiana For
over forty years he was connected with the Army
oftle United States, frequently on duty in Louisiana
and the Western frontier. He was detailed as
Governor Of Vera Cruz, during the Mexican war
Few officers of the late United States have per
formed greater service and been subject to more
duty than Col. Wilson. Following the ever-memor-
able movement of South Carolina in December last
he resigned his commission in the late United States
Army, aud it is hoped that he will not be over
looked by the Administration of the Confederate
States. He is emphatieay one of us, a real true
Southerner, connected by marriage with the an
Gent families of Louisiana. Like many other gal
liant and noble souls who would not bear arms
against their kindred, he resigned his commission
at the incpiency of the great contest in which the
South is now engaged.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27

R3-We have received from Messrs. Hole g. Co.,
wholesale and retail news agents, at No. 81 Elk
change Place, latest copies of the New York Daily
and Weekly Herald, as also that splendid English
pictorial, the Illustrated London News, dated Feb
l6, for which they have our thanks. From list
before US, we conclude that almost everything Of
the current literature Of the day can be had at the
establishment Of Messrs. Hole & Co.
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Davis Sy1'asp of Cherry and TIas'.

" grain of forehought frequently deals of misery
poor Durivage say it with bad cod by
taking immediate steps stop by such medicines DAVIS
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR, You entail upon
yourself the fatal consequences and instead of living
three score and ten,'' you die young.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT l. CO.,
q and l5l Chartresstreet
m25 2p6teodkltW Eew Orleans
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Oh o, ,,e,- c,r,or M Jrrr nrid essrna1 oil or
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=, ra -: 1,14o.od n.;ons
10 > No. =; w., ms, p, ro rod il, t1a marriott ,d
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I'D X III T9 Il

On Tuesday morning the 2Sth inst AT % o'clock, JAMES
NESBITT sned 81 of the county of ROsrun-
mon Ireland for the twenty three years resident of
this city.
HIS those Of his brother, c. Nesbt respect
fully invited attend the funeral which will take place THIS
morning 10 O'clock from Dr. Hays House Health Uzen-
burg ntruaryD Carriages will be in readiness ut the
OF Canal and Old Levce streets Oh o'clock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27

LEaERDEnTA1N.- Professor Hermann, who has a
European reputationin the science of legerdemain,
has reached this city from Havana, and proposes
to give some exhibitions in few days. This is
Professor Hermann's first visit to this country, and
from a. accounts he is wonderful adept in his
profession
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27

aa-We are indebted to the gentlemen of Adams
Express for New York Herald of the 22d, and
other papers, in advance of the mail.
Mr. Sutterley, Of the st. CharlestN ewsroom, also
has our thanks for similar favors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27

LOUISIANA GUARDS, ATTENTIoN.--In accordance
with official orders, elsewhere published, you will
meet at your armory this evening at o'clock,
fully equipped for parade service. The attention
Of the members Of this gallant corps in directed to
! 4lta ,,nf;aa f.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27
ADJOURNMENT OF THE CONVENTION.

The Louisiana Convention yesterday adjourned
sine die, and most Of the members are ere this, on
their way to their respective homes. They have
completed the work for which they assembled, and
they will meet with the approving paudits of their
constituents.
. The TIVE leading and most significant acts of the
Convention were the passage of the Ordinance of
Secession and the ratification of the Constitution
of the Confederate States. The vote in each case
was nearly unanimous. By both of these acts
promptly performed, Louisiana has repealed the
Abolition Islander that she was Indifferent to her
honor and her rights, and that she did not cooper
ate heartily and effectively, in the grand move
ment for Southern independence. Those who
doubted Of Louisiana in the great struggle will find
sufficient answer in the manly and decided stand
which has been taken by the Convention repre-
sentag the sovereignty Of her people.
The Convention itself was composed of the lead
ing citizens of the State--men eminent for their
talents their virtues and their courage and repre-
sentatiyes Of the wealth of the State as well as its
intelligence. Their proceedings were conducted
with dignity and harmony. They have answered
to the expectations Of the people, and they will
receive that welcome at the peoples hands which
~ the highest recognition of faithful discharge Of
the representative trust. We extend to each mem
ber at parting, our cordial good wishes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27

GS- CoPms OF THE CRESCENT, containing the
Official proceedings Of the Convention, can be had
at our counter, in wrappers for mailing.
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eS~ Charles A. Taylor, Esq, will he sup
ported as an independent candidate for the Judgeshp
Sixth District Court, by
mis- 2pfe MANY CITIZENS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27

THE BANKS. Notices are elsewhere published
that the several city banks will be closed on Good
Friday, 10Th inst. Obligations maturing that day
must be met the day previous
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27

THnD DISTRICT GouRT. Charles E. Mount, Esq.,
is to-day announced as a candidate for the respon
sble position of Judge of the Third District Court
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y MeREAU's RESTAURANT, at the lake-end of Bayou
ST. john will be opened TO The public Saturday, the 3Oh
n Every variety Of choice edbes will be distributed from
the lader AS for liquids the most appreciated qualities wi
be al The service of those who call this ayore place sum
ranr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27

CRESCENT RIFLEs. Tho members of this com
pany are elsewhere notified to attend drill meet
ing, on Thursday evening, at O'Clock.
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ne attention Of the trade is called to the sale of
o shirts clothing and stock Of city retail store to
t DAY at 09 O'clock at the auction rooms Of Pa
ee n Spear anctionser No. "A chartre street Terms at
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Reward "A large black Newfoundland dog is
10 day advertised ostray, is offered for his re-
coyery. See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27

IiS, eoPPER AND zINo-Bnyers and consumers
" u hna TO their interest to attend the advertised by D.
u. MoFphg auctioneer, for this day at 10 O'Clock
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27

COTTON PLANTATION. BY advertisement appear
log elsewhere twill be seenthat cotton plantation is wanted
to purchase Forparicu'ags see advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27

rz- We are authorized to announce The
II n. THOMAS !. COOLEY of Poine Coupe u candidate
for u sc Of the District c?poed OF the parishes of AvoyceS
Pone CouPee and West FcanN. Election the first MON
DAY OF April next. mi 2pte