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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-04-11

III THE EXPECTED FLEE,r.-The Mcrcury
has this dispatch in relation to vessels
coming South. The inasegnation will be
interesting:
The following information relative to
the vessels which will propably so South
WILDE interesting to your readers: The
Minnesota is steam fris5ate of 5000 tons.
carrying 40 guns. She was built in 1856,
and has been lying in ordinary in Boston.
The Perry is brig, car,ying6 guns and
s2SO tons burthcn; She is fitting out at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard. The Pouhatan is
first class steam sloop, of 2,4l5 tons;
sshe carries IL guns, and is at present at
tached to the home squadron. The sloop-
.of.war Cumberland is the flag ship of the
home squadron, and has been doing duty
at Vera Cruz. She is 1926 tons burthen
and carries "a guns. The Po.cahontas is
second class steam sloop. She was pur-
chased by the government in 1856, and
has been attached to the homo squadron.
she carries 5 guns, and is 694 tons bur
then She is at Norfolk. The brig Dol
ptip is also at Norfolk. where heis lying
in ordinary. Like the Perry she is OF
light draught, being but 224 tons; she
carries four guns"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-04-11

MONTGOMERY, April S:-The Cabinet
was in session all day, and the impression
is that something serious is claiming at
tention. Important news is expected
The duel between Mr.. Banks, editor
of the Confederation, and Mr.. Moses, cor
respondent of the Charleston Ne,cs, was
amicably adjusted after one round. Nei-
ther was hurt
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-04-11
FIRST REGIMENT OF VoLuNrEEns.-Yes-

FIRST REGIMENT OF VoLUNTEERs-Yes-
terday. orders were received from Col. j..
B. Kershaw, ordering the companies
composing the First Regiment of volun
teers to report themselves in Charleston.
In obedience to orders, the companies un-
der command Of Captains Bookter, Cas-
son, Wallace and Ray will leave in the
afternoon train. They will make o good
report of Observation-Disclosures, 9th inst.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-04-11

New YORK, April s.--Thc steamer
Harriet Lane sailed for the South this
forenoon, flying the stars and stripes in-
stead OF the flag of the steamer. The Vixen
has gone to the Navy Yard. Large ship
ments of army stores were put aboard the
Illinois and Baltic to-day.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-04-11
A REcRu1r-Tho Charleston Courier,

A REcRu1r.-Tho Charleston Courier,
Of Monday, says:
GA non paying passenger was discov-
cred on last evenings train from Colum-
bia, who proved to bea late United States
soldier, seeking enlistment in the South
Carolina army. He was committed to
proper quarters, and an opportunity will
probably be afforded for the qualification
of his expressed intention"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-04-11
EDITED B
Southern Literary Messenger

The April issue of this periodical is promptly on
our table. It's sconLcnts have not yet been careful
ly examined, but promise abundant pleasure 10 'ne
reader. Subscribe for it only Three Dollars In
advance. Sec prospectus.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-20

EROM the estate q ] z Anier4T ~
atout the las Of Apriilat sni sm
and a half niles zQatn 81 asrnsnirrn
MAlE andt u3MuLE8. The g4re ad,A
Ginning TO brown, one hini i3gt white. alien,
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The other hule, . dark tr1u1 c8ler ~ r~-
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HENET T. J0Ers
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CTHATED frsm ny resEauce a. Jrr4r-n-
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small -ed and White s1eted COW, ebout rea f---f
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a BB0TTs ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES.
The Aimwen Stories.
The Young Y0yagers. By Capt. Reid
The Bush Boys. By Capt. Reid.
Odd People. By Capt. Reid.
The White Elephant By Dalton.
The War Tiger. By Dalten.
a Year with Maggie and Emmls. By
Miss Mcintosh.
Leading Strings.
HsrrY's Summer in Ashcroft.
Sequel 70 Mammals Bible Stories.
Woman an Enigma.
Reading without Tears
The Mothers Mission.
Margaret H~untington's Experiment
HoOksr's Illustrated History.
The Crusades and the Crusaders
A Voyage in the Dark.
Prince Charlie, the Young ChsvaIfz.
English Country Life. Beautifully nia s.
Fife Years Before the Mast.
King Arthur and bis Knights.
Work while it is Day.
Little Annis's PrimnsF.
Queens and Princessss Of Feanes.
Constance and Edith; OF Incidents Of
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Il
GIVE PER CENTUM AD yALOREM.D
Articles used IN dyeing and sheets. uumanufactur ed
tanning not otherwise India rubber, milk Of
provided for IJnnk, old
Brass, ia bars or pigs, old. Plaster OF Paris or salphate
and CO only 10 be remain Of lime, ground or IN
ufacluEed ground
Bells, Old bell metal Raw hides OF all kinds, IN
Copper ia pigs or bars, cop dressed
per orc |SheaIhiug c~0pper-but no
Copper when old and NJ copper to be considered
only 20 be re-mAHufac- as such, except in sheets
tured IS inches long and "a
Clutch inches wide and weigh
Diamonds. canoes, m0ssicsl ing from Il 10 81 ounces
pearls, gems. rubie-, and ~Sheathing or yellow metal,
other precious stones, not wholly or in part Of
and imitation thereof iron
when not set ISheathing or yellow metal
Emory in Jump or pulver-i na. Is expressly for sheath
lied, felt, adhesive fgTi ing vessels
eheathing vessels, Ful lSheathing paper
ler's earth, Gums Of all Stave bolts and single bolts
sort, not otherwise pro Type, old and { only to be,
vlded for remauufacI ured
gu "a percha, uumauufac- VOID
tured, Indigo, Indla Rub Zinc. speiter or teuteHegue,
Enr in battles slab az. nnmrauur a+u~aF
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NEFMWPM.

TUsE reosived per steamer Hitfsarrr ~
sj very superior Shingles ThaF vi 81. a~H
rs 3 ssll. EL0UEEOT 8 CrtwpDr
mr3-laW fN1- ff r--rs
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Az ACT TO PRovtpE REvESuE PROM CoMaoDI
TlEs InPoRTrp FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES
SECTION L. 7ae Congress Of the C0nfsdcrd!
States Of Amerto DO caect That from and after IN
thirfv-nrst DAY ol August next adufy shail be impose
oa al goods. praducis wares and merchandise 4mporte
from abroad ins0 The soutsderute States 81 America .
follows
on AL articles enumerated il Schedule 4, an ad "a
loren duty q twenty-five pei centum On all article
enumerated iH s16sdule p an ID raiorem dutyo Of twen
~ per oentum 0a all articles enumerated 10 schedul
C. an % Uai0rcai duty Of afeen rer ceuium- on 81
articles anumef Eted 10 schedule y, On I'd Ueiorem dut
% Ten 1sr cenfum. On al articles enumerated d
scheduie d. sn al uai1rcl duty 81 I'VE per sentpm
And that all ariclet enumerated ia Schednlo z aspe
cfc duty 81 therein named. And that aharicies emu
merated in schedule @, shall BE- exempt from GUY Q
SCHEDULE A..
uwrNrY-FfvE PSF CEETUM AD YALOREM)
Alab1s;er and spar oiua- ~cordials, absyuthe sflaek
naIts curucoa, krschauWasser
tnrhovIss. earfines. and all nquers,m -rataha
other ash preserved ID and an othsI spunu9u
oh beversges Of a slnhial
Brandy and other spirits character
distilled from -raln orIGias, cut
other materials not other Manufactures o. ee-aI ~
wise provided Cor gfanadiias fpens
Bilard and bseateie ta- any rosewood aNa Saul
hles. aud 81 ether tables. Wocd
or Lizards en- which game scsEloia tops Tor lAp,es -
are PLAYED other aricies Of iurni-
Composition tops for tables ture
or other articles o. furni-' cigars, snnu, paPeI 49,
fnra and all other monufao-
Coufecttonery oomhts. lures Of tobacco
sWeeimeats, or fruits WlHes- burslua5t S
rres.rved ia en-ar. mo- paEus, clareta, madelra,
iaseer brsndv or other port, sherry, and Ell
Il.n1-s other wines OF limitations
OF wines.
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HOOKS! BOOKS!
YOung a Rr0fher.

Young g. Brother,
UNDER O-DD-FELLOWS' HALL MAN STREET
MRsPHfS, TENNESSEE.
TRE MOTHER TN-LAWs
4 ghe Message from the Sea,
Ruth HAIL
Bessie Melville,
wayne Reid's Works,
WenEley,
Nan and WOman,
Hertha,
voyage Down the An.sor.
Pr sails BY YOUNG & BR0THER,
ZIG Main street,
Urdef Odd-fel5W9 Hall,
m2 Memphis, Tenn.
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provided tor
z Baskets and al 6tAer artl- {
% cIes composed OF grass {
% Osier, pam Isaf, straw I
whEleb11e 90 will1w, moi
ut1e-wisa provided for
o Beer. ale ard porter. In
- CASTS OF bottles
- BeeswsX
Berries and vegetable5 Of
Z al kinds used for fo1d NOT
- herwise provided fer
10 Blue or Roman vitriol, or q
suiphate of copper
Bologna s~aHsares p
O Braces, suspeuiers web
l. b.ug. or other fabrics 0
Z composed wholly or in Z
part % India rubber, moi ]
othsrwiBs provided for Z
= Breccia u
Burgundy pitch n
3 Buttons add button mOulds
- all kinds
Cab es and o3rdaEe, o. what
3 ever material made
q. Cadmium us
CllamiEe ii
> Cai0mei, and Oh other mer- ID
curiai preparations
; Carbonate o. soda j.
! Castor beans
! Castor oil j.
Candles and tapers Of sper
macati, stearIne. para JI
I've taliew or wax and L.
all other canli es
Gaps, hats muTs and tip
pets. and all uther manu- Il
facture5 OF fur. or OF II
which f-r shall be a COM
poleut Part
Gaps gloves. lGgZius mIts
socks, st1ckllEs, W0ve
shirts and drawers, and
all similar articles worn Le
By men. women and chill Le
Iren and not otherwise T.
provided for Le
Carpets, carpeunr hearth Ii
rugs bed-sides, and other III
portions OF carpeunE, be-
in- either Aubuss0u. a..
Brussels, ingram Sake 81
ny. Turkey, Venetian,
wilton, OF any other
similar fabric not other g
wise provided for Carri- ~
arasE and parts V c4rriages
Clst1rum
Chains. o. all sorts Ha
Cider and other beverage Aa
not containing alcohol IA
and NOT Otherwise pro- IA
vlded for Ma
Chocolate @
Chmnste OF Leaf Bic
Cnr0mafe. bi-chromate, by n q
driodate and ~prussidte of ,
potash %
Clocks and parts OF clocks IA
Coach an harness urui- a
rure Of al kinds p
Cafalt va
/ C-rEs ~ all binds /
I CrBDar bottoms "
Cooper rods, bolts. nails Ma
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Come fn Sheets or ulstes "
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and other sheets OF c-n- d
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Corks IS
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ms carinr t-smmirs q
lace cotton and b-sias Na-
Courf ria.fer 81.
Cal msurfsrfr-ed If
C1,ra. Oh aIfinds @.
Cubebs o.
CutIervtH all Kinds MAJ
re,eines d.
Dolls anf TOYS Of an kinds Do
DrIpi un %.
nf4frs es,cfraT ui
81 hsn ch.aa and stone Esl
w4ra AMI Id. ofrar wse ai
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mineral 30 stances r5f m
oflerwi.a p-rvcpd f5r "a
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p her e'
Fssar Ms
nic-blae 8
ii e -rscsers sky rockets "a
Roman lsnlles. a1a nj W
similar 1ruues q I'd IN Ia.
p tech ics W
F-sl. rhefherr sh smoked %
slIred.lu 1r pi-lrd u0 ~
otherwise -ovioed Ter Hat
- u M 100 IA
Pist. glue, or isinelass NED
Flls ssips DO
flts oraidsi piaits SPAR ~
aLl Ni.los square
55nnets NJ
Flal s.fte fs,fta- rass M,
sg.-e-
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dgv snrirfs K.
Fam- md nay f,- NM Il,
breHas- rars.as ~ sur- ru
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sVo Cd TFE n.

HAVING sold ouF stock OF Books, Stationery, etc, Il
II Mr.. Il. wade & Co., after thanking our fTien5s snd
the public for the very liberal PATRONAGE extended q
Us, We most cordially solicit for the new drm q continu-
EnSe OF their favors. Respectfully,
G1O.P ATTIs0N & so.
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No the Puhur

EO the Public
As y0u perceive, 7 have purchased the stock Of Books
and Stationery OF Messrs. Geo. Pattison & Co. pur-
pose % conduct the business Euder the name and style
q y. wade & Co. Most respectfully do I solicit for ne
house q share Of public patronage.
las uugpv VIM
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hoynoldaourss franflln county Ohio
5anuary 9. 1851.
Henry c.. Spaiding,
No. IS Cedar st., n. T..
Dear Slrt
Tncl1sed and Twenty-Five cents C5l. fr which send
box OF Caphaitc Pills Send 10 address o. Rev. WI. G.
FILLER ksTuoltsburg, Franklin county, Ohio.
your Pts g0Tt Ike q chdras-cars Hecdache
Ginogf iRstGHfsrs
Truly yours,
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SCHEDULE F.


Ice. ore dollar aud fftyt-two cents per bushel
cents per tun hf dtty-six pounds per
Salt, ground, blown or vockbushel
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with entins success.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-20

SCHEDULE ID.
trAA PR oENruE AID YALOREM3
A9as y e.ely ae.efipiion Halr, Of az KINDS. uncisap-
- ' t,d and unmanufaeiur-
z-lp, rlmanTfscured
tenp seed, ard rape ICED
aea bulnsi hrn-tlps bone.
Anatta, ruuc1u. or orleans marus,et3.,.s
ele ir1rTi 1naan ~ifacfprsd
Ny n11. q v~csefatle
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NJ s%paldinS.

Tpsiaat, Mica, January Il, 1851.
NJ. ~spaldiHg.
SIR
Not long since I sent 20 y0u for q box Of CephsIicP Pills
for thu cure Of The Nervous Heaiache and Costiveuess,
and received the same, and fheg had 80 good a. e5ecf
that / wGs induced % send for more.
Please sent by return mail. Direct %
A. r. WHEELER
Ypslaut. Elch-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-05

promise well, fat favorable than at this time
last year; that the stand is good, that there has
not been ar excess of rain. Now, Colonel do1not
place so Eluch stress on the views of travellers
who happen to pass through the cotton grow
ing region. Colonel allow us to ask you a
question: How mo CHI of the cotton growing region
falls under the observation of 4 traveller who de-
parts from New Orleans via the Jackson railroad,
via Canton aId Holley Springs, passing through
partly in the night time. Any plant looks sickly
passing it Mt the rate of thirty miles an hour
Colonel, bow much time does traveller devote to
the cotton fields, en- route from New Orleans
through the cotton region, boozng sleeping and
DOING in the cars? Colonel you are drawing too
largely on imagination, in your recent circulars
We urge you to confue your views to facts, anu
not embody the will-of-the-wisp ideas OF parties
passing along a cotton or a corn FIELD, as one-hat
OF your travellers do not know field of cottontrom
field of corn or sweet potatoes
We continue to receive the most favorable &C
counts of the growing crops throughout the South
west There have been some crevasses reported,
the last at Bonnet Care point, which was checked.
If the levees are not in good order they ought to
be. There have been no heavy rains to weaken
them, nor has the river been as high this season by
| one foot as in former seasons Of high water-and
unless the levee has been cut the creva5ses this
season will be owing to sheer neglect and inatten-
ton. The old remark will well apply, what is
everybody's business is nobodys business. The
Mississippi river is falling all the way from the
mouth of the Ohio to the Gulf of Mexico.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-05

a VALUABLE BooK.-We are indebted to Inc
authors, Messrs. Clark and WATSON, for copy Oh
their interest tables, which has been sent US by
Messrs. Thomas e. Shields Cos No, 50 Grayier
street. These tables show at glance the interest
atspercent on any sum from to 10000 dollars for
ANYTIME from to $40 days. They are also adapted
TO ali other rates Of interest For calculating
interest, it is the most labor saving machine we
ever saw, and we do not see how any accountant,
IN these times can get along without it, except at
a great sacrifice of time. In proof of the excel
Ience and convenience Of the tables, we notice
among the list of subscribers large number of
the heaviest business houses in the city, and all the
banks ana insurance Offices.
We may add that the gentlemen who got it up
areresidents Of New Orleans, and that it is printed
here also, and very handsomely printed, at the job
Office of the Bulletin This price is ten dollars and
Messrs. Thomas Il. Shields & Co. are the sole
agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-05

THE LoDIsIANIAEs En- RoUTE-.From letter to
gentleman of this office, dated Montgomery,
June lst and written by member of the Cres-
cent Rifles, we extract the following:
We left Pensacola at 2 O'Clock on the Both, and
arrived here last night at s. We were detained
several hours on the road by breakdown. We
Leave here to-day for Richmond, Cat least it is said
that's the place we are destined tor
: Charley Dreux is now Lieutenant Colonel, and
his eompany's flag (the State flag of Louisana) is
the regmental colors. The Crescent Rifles banner
is the Battalion colors.
Our company is of the right stripe, as we have
the captain to make it SO. All our boys are fit for
duty, and number about one hundred muskets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-05

4 BRAVE LApY,--A accompanying the Rome Light
Guards, from Georgia, who arrived at Lynchburr
Wednesday, was The wife Of the gallant Captain
who has determined to share with her husband, to
whom shs has been united in marriage only a few
weeks, az the dangers and privatiens of the war.
She was armed to the teeth, carrying in belt
asonnd lier waist very formidable bowie knife
and pistol, which she declared would be used
whenever occasion ffsred, and that she felt her.
self abEs to use tsem most effectively. Her hus.
band, Capt Magruder, is native of Virginia. and
j. cousin Of J. S Baskhead Magruder, Of the
Virginia Artillery service.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-05

number of Ladies' having organized themselves into So
ciety for the purpose Of preparing Lint the relief Of
Who may be wounded the coming conflict they would solicit
the aid Of every lady in Tie city in this of mercy
Young Mens Christian Association have kindly rendered
their aid and By the bcray Of the Louisiana Mutual
ance Company room No g. second story 81 Camp street
joining The of snd Association has proeed for
depository, in addition the Hall Of the Association
sincerely hope that every houekeeper in New Orleans
respond Immediately with donations of old linen other
usEf 1artic
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-05

The REGHT sPIRrr.-The Georgia Federal Union
Says Miss Henrietta Keenan, of that city, has waited
on Gov. Brown, and in the name of herself and her
mother, rendered to him, for the use of the State
IN conducting the war, all their silver plate of
every description, and their jewelry including dia
mond rings, watches, ETC., ETC., amounting to a
very handsome sum in value.
The same paper says Governor Brown has sub
scribed $1,000 to the fund for equipping and pro-
piding for the Georgia troops.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-05

Mr.. SPARRowGEAss' REsoLUTIoN.-Mr. Sparrow
grass recently Joined the Home Guard " at
Yonkers, New York, and said in speech that " it
is understood that the Home Guard is not to go to
the wars, and not to leave Yonkers except in case
of INVASION"
This is as good as the old story of the Bung-
town Riaemen," an Ohio military company, whose
bylaws consisted of two sections, namely:
-, Article First.-This company shall be known as
the Bungtown Ridemen.
H., Article second-ln case of war this company
shall! Immediately disband
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-05

SCRAP OF HIsToRY.--During the Revolutionary
war, Gen. Lafayette being in Baltimore was in
Fited to ball. He went as requested but instead
Of joining in the amusement as might have been
expected of young Frenehmau of o. he ad-
dressed the ladies thus: Ladies, you are very
handsome; you dance very prettiIy your ball is
very fine-but my soldiers have no shirts p This
was irresistible. The ball ceased the ladies' went
home and went to work, and the next day a large
number of shirts were prepared by the fairest
hands Of Baltimore for the gallant defenders of
their country.