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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-15
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS In
HOSPITAL,

Psbashsd N conformity tritk the -ss0latios Of
hs Serats Of July 10, 1861.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
Conc 10 his Friends.

Thomas Corwia Of Ohio, has been appointed Min
lister to Mexico, and will soon depart in peace"
from the scene OF his aDo.s in the Of Black Re
publicaniSm in the T. States. The fame OF Tom Cor
win preeedes him in the country TO which l:e is aeer*d-
tied; the Mexican papers having given unusual pron-
hence to his speech IN ISL, wherein ne cXetled al
his ability and ingenuity 10 place his own country IL"
the wrong and theirs in the right, in the war III
which they were then actively engaged. The reader
will recollect the speech OF Al Corwn by the quota
ton SO ofteu made from il, the effect that he il
Mexican, would welcome the Americans troops with
bloody hands to hospitab.e graves" We suppose
that Mr. Corwiu will ROW rccci1e cordia! welcome
from his old friends in the land Of the Morteznlnas.
He will doubtless fnd moe gratitude among them
than he will or the par: Q: The Aaolionists OF his
own country, WHOM he HIS served 50 long and so
faithfully.
Wonder whh. Henry S. Lane, tho present B'ack
Republican Governor Q! Indiana, hog thinks Of ;ue
patriotism OF his political friend The successful APP
plieant for the Mex;cs! mission! just after the
Mexican war hc is reported 20 have publicly de-
nounced Corwin and all in his position traitors to
their couutry's dearest rights.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14

sion. Major Anderson is crampcl for s,,,1-
that is to say, if the privilege Of Obtain pps'
visions from the markets was stopped =. !: p
be ut any moment. he could not holt !, III:
month longer Of this fact there is No :, >:
for detailed report has been furnished :, IVY:
War Department. Military men diff, :" :. &
the practicability of reinforcing him. l. ' 40.
done, probably, but not without .er:or. t. ~ :
life and the certainty Of inausn7at;nr c:v ~:
IS it worth this sacrifice, or is the admin
ton so far obligated by any principle As , =.
ouire thar effort TO be made: These AZ :;
tons which must address themselves ,,, -
to those charged with that responSibi!i,y w.!
no others can estimate with tie same d., a.
force. or understand the exact circp,1:,.ss
which gave weight to the choice of alre-r..a
1t is impossible TO delay a decision lo,,
cause every hour renders the ey;gen:T::! :;
critical.
The New York Herald vsFy truly rc.,,..
There is world Of difference bc,wee- -
ing and acting. 1t was an easy mat.er =.
Republican organs and indignant pa,I;~;.
dcnounce Mr.. Buchanan rs coward, a r..
a ,mid old dotard, an old granny ai:ai.i q:
own shadow, and to say that witkou, i.ss -
he might have thrown reinforcement. sg% :,
plies into Fort Sumter; that he oush, I,I
done it st all hazards and regards Of -
and thal he ought to have arrested ;ho.. S.'
Carolina treaty commissioners Us trs,.o-.
Honest Abe Lincoln would soon .:.sS. j.. 49,
tru,ors and rebels understand th,, r. b;%:
government; but "OId Abe, ~;cn ...y,, :,
with the responsibility, seems 10 c,.-
pretty much the same way OF t!l!akir-;;ss "o.:I
Buck" to wit, that "crcumstsn.., mus, ~.
considered. Hence Mr.. Lincoln te::.as ,,,..'
pcct that this legacy Of Fort Sumter j, no: A..
holding; and that when piece 0: ie'::ers. >,
perty has ceased TO he Of any earthly ys,:.
the government il is ineIpedea: % r..,
into q civil war TO retain it.
The Petersburg Express says:
"lYe had an interview on Monday w;
gentleman direct from Charleston, :. {. +
says the people there are becoming quite n.
,ient, and if Fort Sumter is net Yields: T..
the demand Of the Southern CommiSs.4ns:.r|
Washington, the Fort will imnedia,eIY ..
into III. possession of the South e..
mans. Our informant thinks that ,asrs
not be one drop Of blood spilled, because Il
impression pretty generally prevails a.,
Charleston that Major Anderson wi! or.
resistance. This will he no reflection w!a,5,
upon the pluck and bravery Of ,ha, ss...
officer. Il will be simply the proInp;ines @. /
generous and merciful heart--an avoidance
> sacrifice of human life, which vii! receive :.
applause Of every right thinking nan in !,
land. The garrison now at Fort Sumter 60.
not offer any cftectual resistance TO The Sou:
Carolina troops, and the officer in colm,n] !
will not have them slaughtered to S'a:;iy ii
desires of the Black Republican Wide Awalu
who at distance quite secure from danger Il
wise the holding OF the fortress, rr:avt!l:s 1
all consequences.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14

RICHMOND Supplying THE SorTH NITu
ARu,.-The Mobile Tribune. of Thursday last.
has the following:
cat II o'clock to-day seven cars will ar
rive, having on board two large ten.inch Co.
lumbiadS, direct from Richmond Virginia.
This will be the first direct trip from Richmond
to this city. These cars bring not only the
guns, but the carriages and other necessary
articles in these perilous times. They were
shipped from Richmond by way Of the Rich
mond and Danvile road, then by the Charles.
ton and New Orleans road to Corinth, thence
to Mobile, without the cars being changed. So
today We will have in our possession seven
cars belonging to Richmond, Virginia, or "a
Their to foreign country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14

AFFAIRS AT CHALEs1oS-The Counbia IS.
CO. Guardian states, upon the authority of a
private letter written from Charleston. that
TOUR hundred artillerists OF more are wanted for
the guns on the Islands. General Beauregard
mas called for more troops. He is changing
the position Of the largest guns, and preparing
for protection from sea attacks lie has made
very favorable impression and inspired gen.
eral confidence
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
Public Meeting I'm Richmond.

There will be meeting OF the citizens Of
Richmond st the African Chu.ch, on FRIDAY
NIGHT, ut ~ o'clock, to express their opinion in
regard 10 the immediate secession Of TIC STATE o.!
Virginia FROM Black Republican, rule.
BY request .ao Hon. Z. \. Pryor will address the
meeting. MANY CITIZENS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14

A VOICE FROM THE Wgsr.-Last evening =
mail brought US the proceedings ofa large aud
enthusiastic meeting OF the people Of Bo!e-
tourt, declaring in favor Of immediate secession.
A letter from respectable and reliable source
says the resolution adopted by the meeting
is concurred in by an immense majority Of the
voters of old Eotetourt, the Banner county
OF the West"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14

ROBBERY IN ALExASDRfA-On Sunday eve
Ming, while Mr.. B. Delphy and his wife Of
Alexandria va, were at church, their dwell,
ing was entered and robbed of between $500
and $500 in gold, large cameo oreastpin, a
gold chain and several finger rings. Their mar
ried daughter, Mrs. Fields, was in back room,
bus did not see or hear the robber
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14

Loss BY FlrE.-We regret 10 learn that the
residence OF Col Peter p. Thornton, in the
county Of Caroline, was destroyed by Gre one
DAY during the past week. Loss $4,000
The fire caught accidentally during the day
lime
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14

c.uucn Bussr-The Methodist Church on Elk In BAR
bour county Va consumed by Ore on last rsdsJ
nh. Th Church was but recently built, at eonsde.sble
cost /, thought to have been sch on are by some mali
eous person
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14

n. B. wsiTE, Sec'ry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14


foreign importations."
The National "Inteligencer' says:
eve need not say that we receive this intel.
ligence (the proposed evacuation) with great
satisfaction, which is enhanced by the reason
assigned i'll explanation Of the decision to
which the administration is said TO have come
in the premises. Ia making such concession
to the cause Of Cancellation and the preserva.
ton Of the public peace, the Federal Govern.
ment will strengthen itself in the hearts Of the
people throughout! all the States in which a
spirit Of apprehension now prevails
The Philadelphia Pennsylvania" says:
III the news be true lba! NJ. Lincoln has de.
cidcd TO evacuatc Sumter, then will he present
the world with gratifying evidence Of some
| capacity to grapple with thu important lues
tons upon which hang the peace and perpe
tulty OF this great Country. There is every
reason why he should withdraw the troops
from Sumter, and indeed from all places sim,
larly situated, and no reason why they should
be kept there, or why it should be attempted
| to reinforce them.
BY Withdrawing them he will give assurance
however reluctantly, Of peace policy to The
country, and he will have taken step-a
measure so much needed-to concliate the Dor
der States lie will have forged the first link
III the chain Of adjustment, and have removed
much Of the distrust with which lie is regard
ed by the whole South When the news o.
the evacuation Of Sumter shall be confirmed
then, at that instant, great and oppressive
weight will Ge removed irutn the public mind
North and South. There will be an all.per
vading and delightful sense Of relief. The
money market, SO sensitive to political changes
IN critical times, will become lively and buoy.
ant. Stocks viii rise and business receive a
new impulse
Should he decide not to withdraw the troops,
our on the contrary to make the rash expert
ment OF reinforcing Fort Sumter. then will he
SOUND the tocsin OF q bloody civil war and the
kncll Of the Union. Nut only will he place ar
lu,passablc gulf between US AMI the Cotton
Suites, but he will drive the border States for
ever away from Us. He will ruin commerce
crush every industrial! interest, and fill tho
North with want, distress and beggary.''
The Philadelphia American regrets the IT.
cessity for abandoning the forts, and its Wash
iugton correspondent writes:
The troops must either be Withdrawn from
Fort Sumter, or the garrison must be reinforced
The tenure Of that position now involves moth
ing more than point OF honor. Practically i,
is OF no Importance whatever to the govern
ment, having been constructed exclusively for
the defense Of Charleston against foreign inYa
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-05-11
COMMUNICATIONS
foR rns xEowEE COURIER.


| FRIEND TnoNrsoN. Allow us, through tho
columns of yotr welcome visitor, to give duo
respect ito the teacbers. md students of ,ICare.
mont Academy, for thovory great improvements
made by tho,teachorss, and the rapid Sprogress
mado BY the stgdentst In tho short tiGfe Of three
tnonthsin this .iustitation. by 1intfodsolng to
| your numerous readers. the oSesciaes%of tho
t"May Day Party" whiol; took place mn Friday,
Tho ard tay Of May, being summoned to attend
Mt ah early hour., !, s..-.- sA.&
The first thing that attracted our attention
Was o beantiful ,Patmottoands sConfedcrato Flag
gallsntiy waving over tho Academyyndicatin
not only tho trno spirit of Southern patriotism
'ineq'ir young goullenien but also incur, young
ladies. Stun tho examination yory> appropri.
iately cenmepced, wlioh, twe'are glad to say,
surpassed ourSmost sangqiho expectations.
/ Aftqr, tho examination and dinner, tho stu.
iehts, formedGa bcadtf'il procession bearing
very attractive mqy:polo in front, the gallnnt
iing proudly waving overhead, while the stu.
dohts sung. a,mcl,dous train, as thcY passe,, in
front Of the audience, Compositions werc.4hon
read. ..all very good Among thps6 Of particular
note, TINT wo Observed closely. wns that of Miss
Laara NJ. on Tie Beautics of Natnre," Miss
Mary. NJ. on mIopc.' and Miss Julia NJ, on
'"TRe Loyes Of tho Hcnrt:', Then speeches
were de'iverca, BY both the bo,yys aad girls ali
respectable; those Of w. r.. Albeit andgS. *.
DENLY were remarkably we'll delivered Tho
"Qucon Of May was then crnwnedby Miss
Blanche NJ, Miss Fannie p..s Miss Mary NJ,
Miss Mary 81, Miss Margaret d.. Miss Julia
NJ, Miss LAURA NJ, and little Lizzie and 1Tar-
ret WHICH wGs donc with thut grnoe dignity.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-05-11
The Fourth Regiment.

This Regiment Of noble.hearted men aro por.
forming their duty gallantly. There is some
sickness amongst them. We are pleased to
learn, ,;as we do from correspondent of tho An
derson Mtetiyencer, that tho field officers are
held in high estimation by the men. The cor
respondent says:
:. The officers Of the Regiment are industri-
ously engaged in providing for the welfare
comfort and health Of the soldiers. Our new
Colonel, j. B. j.. Sloan. of Pendlcton is a cour-
teous gentleman and efficient officer, md very
popular with his, command His promotion is
generally hailed with satisfaction. Captain
Whitner, of the Rilopion, is another deserving
of fnlIprase for his efficiency and kind demean.
or TO those under his guidance. p
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-05-11
The Volunteers.

~ The 7th Regiment (Col. BAcoN's has been
ordered 70 Aiken. The 4th Regiment Colonel
2SloaN's) will also go tothe same pluce. Col.
CAsn's Regiment has gone to Floronco, and vol
'nntoered for Virginia. Col.IsroA's Regiment
will, it is said, BIO ordered to Columbia, Five
;:nr six thousand volunteers are at or noar Char
lesion.
Coils. KERsnAw and GRroo's Regiments are
ut Richmond: The Butler Guards have attached
themselves to tho former regiment Col peTri-
DREW is originating d Rifle Regiment, in Char
lesion, for Virginia. Col. WADE: IIAMproN. of
Uolumbia, is also raising Legion, 200 men,
for the same laudable purpose.
Tho Confederate and border Statcs,are pour
ing troops into Virginia. ".
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-05-11
The SQUADRON Mustar.

I. Three companies Of cavalry paraded at Pondlc
ton, on Saturday the 4th instant, under command
of Con- GuYroN WHO, We learn, is candidate,
, without opposition, for Colonel of the Regiment
We learn that proposition is on foot, or has
been accomplished, to organize Brigade Of Cav
airy, and tender it for service. Gen. GRIFFIN is
in command.
1t gratifying to see the various arms Of tho
militaryyieing with each other in their efforts to
aerye tllcir State and the South, in this moment
o0s struggle. ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-05-11
Comnany Flag.

We are pleased to learn that tho LADIES Of this
place and pcndleton have determined to present q
silag mode by their own hands, TO the company at
+ Misplace. coHmanded by Capt. I.Ivisasros 1t
(, will, we doubt not, be worthy of thom and the
scausc,ia iwhichit is to engage.
We learn from the Carolintan that the patriotic
ladies' Of Dendleton are making uniforms for the
volunteers in. Columbia, md also intend present.
1 ing Capt. KhrATRicKs company with hag. All
hoaor the ladies for theirnoble devotion to right
and the cause Of liberty 4,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-05-11

We have surrendered much of our space this
weekto, tho very excellent message of President
DAVIS. and commend It to tho attention Of our
readers. It.is gratifying TO sec the principles,
held by South Carolina for so many years, olab,
Grated by the President, and so heartily re-.
ceived by tho Southern States. we have no
room for conimehts ); in fnot, mono arc necessa-
fy Read it, and hand your paper to your
n6ighbor. -~ m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-05-11
General Intelligence.


TIiere'is lulljust now in war news. Prepara-
tion, howeyer,ti is going forward from ono end. of
the oonnify 10 ihe other. Although ah effort
North is being made for poace, we have no conf
aence in the result, 4War-long, bloody and dcs-
perate--seems Inevitable now.
II The T,egislature Of North Carolina has called
convention " her people. The election for dele
sssssis Che 1Sth, Monday next. Tho convention
meets on the goth. North Carolina will be mem
*ber Of The Southern Confederacy before the first
81 June: Arkansas soceded on Tuesday last
The telegraph reports Tennessee out of The old
concern, |" also. The good work goes braycly on.
: We,shall soon, have tho pleasure Of making the
4aanc ainouncemeht for Maryland, Kentucky, Mis-
seuri, and Delaware. The contest will be section
againss section--thc North against the South
The resultsis not doubtful
Thelatest news will bo found In our columns
( this week. tE =" p
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-05-11
Taken Out.

Col: AsHAoRE, in q: brief note to us, says:
Sfake my name out Of the Courier rs candi-
date for the Southern Congress-"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-05-11
pennings and Clippings

pREAcnrSa-Rov. s. s. Gaillard will.preachi
at Bethel Sd Sabbath in May instant; and at
Piokens G. ii. on Cd Sabbath in Jnr. ~ ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-05-11
Saturday Morning, May II, 1851.
PERSONAL.

7e2S5IIE IFeTS0naI,L- - iIII, "a 7sgF,
It's duo to those who performed tho labor SO
-acceptably, to state that VIC were absent last
woek, and that friendss who hayo kindly assist.
elsus boforo, ARD enttfel 70 the, credit Of sond.
Ing forth so.interesting anumbor Of tho Courier.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-05-11
Strawberries.

We have had kindly placed on our table n
saucer Of delicious Strawberries, Thoy are not
onlytthe earliest, but tile largest we have Soon
one measuring four inches in circumference
The thoughtful donor will accept our .thanks for
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-17
Southern Pacific Railroad.
WANTED BY HIRE OR BY PURCHASE.
1000 SLAVES

We will purchase hire for of five years. Five Hun
dred Thousand Slave aborers work on the Southern
Pacific Railroad, in Texasmnediatey of Shreveport
La in region and protected from invasion moeota
ton from the conflict VIII oh shall between two sections
of this The country through which the road passes
entirely healthy and for the distance of miles
west of Shreveport penetraes of the agricultural
countries on the continent of America.
This company has magnificent grant from Texas t. g.
1920 acres for mile of road the company
the distance of 500 miles Shreveport on the easern to Ell
Pso the boundary times like the pre-
sent the company cannot command cash for labor
a to the rapid development of the company interests but
for term Of years. by hire by The purchase
pHny will make the most be and arrangements
with slaveowners in Kentucky, Missouri Virginia. Mary and
North Carolina elsewhere, the hire purchase with
payments in the undoubed securities of $40 or 1000 slaves
Families entire will be TAKEN by or by purchase
The company enabled propose liberal terms OF the
nnh1een land grants of Texas and It's ability purchase
iron and rolling for the across Texas with tho
construction bonds of the rates almost ennl
All the rights of this xd aud vested
Oh Texas This company has secured the sympathy and
route on the SOD degree Of parallel of latitude has the
of several Of the most powerful European Government
amongst them France Spain. Portugal B. gum
eriand-as well Of large CAPITALISTS com!ocial
tractors OF these countries The late Congress the United
States passed hill its last session. this company
through Arizona New Mexico California some 1890 100
of land, loan hittysfx millions of dollars to be
repaid in postal and other public services This bill passed the
House Representatives. amended in the Senate only
failed to become law for the Of time startling po-
| iitlcal events familiar TO the atom
No company in the world has larger basis its successful
prosecution, and has and itself
the appreciation of American States and European
ennentspromising much benefit its stockholders
the world such stupendou susbrngng evaby with its
completion across this continent the of China Japan
Australia and the whole Pacific Coa-rbGng the treas.
ures dervabe from the trade ave etc. every city
from the d OF Mexico the most northern harbor At
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-17

&S0Ots, Sss0es stsstG GEs~O9&sssSs
.. AT wHoLEsALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditchine ROOFS Russs
SR03ANs; Woo Mexican Palm Leaf, Straw 9apeaabS
HATS, at the lowest market prices by .-.
FROST K CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street, New Orleans.
Hats. Gaps. etc.. at wholesale.
reoensnty al SIX
Sur oassimers, penaa sahorn, Palm Leaf Mckee,
md Wool HATS astheloweaf market prices. by
FROST y co.
gls 2atw No. 10 Sa.,asns street. Neworie.lp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-17
Lad % olantser AID AssocIa IL, Ion.

~ Ala Association cali ATTENTION il the
gSlaFia@ rssoation
gnat will bs received from oempa
aa moi haep iieaied W Biesaer General
8saesF A. tsIA'i si1i'srai fl ot. myi6 2ptf
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f.fiilniss

EngleHith o.. Prop oor Evans House. Eclipse Tow
boa Steamer ReDnhlc and owners + Toast Officer
PJ w. % Florida and o line Of Re
gislra General of Births Marriages aud Deaths The Editor
o the sun ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-17

agEsoENp ~ etters for the members Of
papy will be promptly Forwarded if left al
ttaae cflice Of Messrs. GLADDEN. q Seixas, No. l59
tssasier strests before Is o'clock to-day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-17

x IIiTE SULPHUR sPRiEGs - This
place of ope ed.
u she ooh Of tie present month
s notlee nf the ptpptlcLor Mr. Lewis
L ~ Asniss4 Appearing In apnflaF 20 iutau.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-17

GARn. refer to the card Of Mr. D. N.
Holdings Worth, elsewhere published.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-17

kSa KoK lAssis sslss ern u. III ntIa ward
ad Gtsssest annonncs MI sii ShLks MEAsMAE
40 pss an ~ sans u Of Toni
4 ward ~ she elscton. Juno Q, lsal, and oplRe
n ms Az tyfs g# s8sS MANY FRYENDg
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-17
Attention, Ia saiesi

ag Lslias asing os1aaed themselves into 80.
s q ar tins selief of III sc
h soHtdad II tss they would solicit
als ms o essl iaaS II ~ m dis mercy. The
AcelR tes Cafsiial sOeiaon hsys kindly rendered
s ORG w o ieesliy of ii Lonisana Mutual Tsspr-
eea sssn'Hay eend story. 81 Gan,b ftrtet.
Fas q ala sociation profsted for our
WI e n the Hail the Association.
hsre1 has sssEy haasfkesper in New Orleans win
repsAa sIh denaiIons Il od iao, and o,aer
y tssse fss'efso az yntf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-17

LitsHT GuARps. The members of this
gcsapaa age eIse where notified to be punctual in
ee III Weir arnlory, Saturday (to.mor-
sps at o'ctoek, for tho purpose Of elect
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-17
PRS

NS~For Recorder OF Second g. district Ed.
Crescent Please announce your columns EMILE WIFI
candidate for Recorder Of the District az the coming
election AS faithful and tried mai trae he will receive the
votes Of
myl6 2ptf ALL PARTIES.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-17

0RasdESF Rluas. IN Accordance with official
gi'as she meraberao Of this company will meet at
shAlssATllpFy Oh tomorrow Saturday. evening at
CLOCK. for tic transaction Of important husi-
Rasas FRnctual attendance Is requested.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-17

AiHRtER ARD. The members Of this gallant
dorl gre directed to the order elsewhere publish
q Do reaay fer the march to the seat Of war ii
gislias
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-17

81 mos PirE Messrs. D. u Lcwber & Co.
Camp To-Day Advertise large quantity Of Iii
Z affscias Ga lets 10 snit pureh ssers. va