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Healthy Human Blood upon being ANALYEED awaya DIG
cents with the essential elements of conryr
the True Standard Anaiyze the Blood person suffering
from Consumption, Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Scroale stc
and find in instance certain ecenrasn the red ulo
ules Of Blood Supply Observation-Disclosures made we'll
The Blood Food ia founded aston.
as SUCCESS. There
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted the 70,
Coughs Colds, Bronchitis, any affection whatever of the
Throat or Lungs inducing Consumption which ia also
the No for Depression Of Spirits Loss of Appetite for all
Chronic Complaints arising from Use General Debility
and Nervous Prostitution. No q for Liver Complaints No.
for Dyspepsia. Being already prepared for absorption 1t
taken by drops and carried Immediately circulation
that what gain retain. The No
ariss Hystea Weakneses Sec special directions c.
this. For Salt Eheum, Eruptions Scrofuou Kidney and
Bladder Complaints, take No. g. III all direction
must be strictly followed. Price Of the Food 81 pa,
bottle.
Sold by CHURCH DUPONT, Nc. 400 Broadway Nes
YORK j, WRIGHT CO.. No q h ISL Charities street; O.
]. WOOD CO., St. Louis No. and by respectable DRUG
Eists throughout She country
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Cotton Presses,
Corner of Tchouptoulas and Robin streets
- Corner of Tchoupitoulas aud Henderson Streets
LOUISIANA, '''''o 'D0 'S'rAS'
MISSISSIPPI, '''''''
Corner Of TchoupttouIas and Richard streets
~ w Corner Of Tchoupitoulas and Richard streets
MERCHANTS,
ORLEANS
PLANTERS, '''''''
- Corner Annunciaon and Richard Streets
SEYMANSKlS,
SHIPPERS, ~''''' ''''' "''1 D'''f''''
UNION, ''D -'s" ''''s9 Streets
WOODS, '''" '''''S n'c S'''s'S'
-- Corner Canal and Robertson Streets
TEXAS,
c,,,,, Corner of Tchoupltoulas and Orange streets
TYLER PRESS,
Front Levee street.
LEVEE STEAM COTTON PRESS
LeVeestreet, between ST. Ferdinand and Nonteyu
- - streets. Third District.
PICAYUNE,
Levee street, opposite Postl38, Third District
INDEPENDENT,
~ New ieyee and RoEignac streets.
. COTTON PRESS,
NEW levee between and
Third District.
PELICAN PRESS,
Corner Of St. Mary's and Tchouptouas streets
Fourth District
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DIR. DAVIS

COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAB
Under Finhuence the most dangerous cough spit
ting of blood is prevented the breathing aud
and the unfortunate sufferer hs
awful condition of Consumption Aealthy comfortable
existence.
For salem New Orleans, Wholesale and Retail by
j WRIGHT Il CO.
q and ISL Ghartres street,
Sole agents for eSoutho
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food II r OF YEA X s
And grows more and more Popular every day,

And testimonials new and almost without number might
given from ladies gentlemen MI grades society,"
united testimony could resist that Prof Woods Hair Ret
toratye will restore the and preserve tho hair Of
the youth to old age, in ALI tsssouhtul beauty.
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DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES,

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER
guaranteed be the most safe and
thedestruction ofthese troublesome Yerutn,
sure and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE-
STRoYER there many spurious offered for SAFE
Forsale by j. WRIGHT h CO.,
i0l Gm&W q and Isl Chartres street.
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BATTLE GREEK Mich, Dec. Il, 1883.
Prof Wood Thee wilt please accept line to inform thee
that the hair my head all fell off twenty ago
caused by complicated chronic disease attended With
on the bead. continual of suffering through life
having reduced of dependence have not been
able obtain stuff for neither have been able do them
up In consequence of which my head has suffered extremely
from cold. This induced pay Briggs Hodges almost
!he nStcent had earth for dollar bottle Of thy Hair
Restorative, about the rs Of August last. have faithfully
Followed the directions and the bald spot covered with
hair hick and black though short; Is also coming all
my head Feeling confident that another large bottle would
store entirely and permanently feel anxious peevers in
Its nse amt being destitute of purchase
would ask thee If thee would DO willing send
der on thine agents tor bottle and hyse the scrip
tire decara the reward is 10 those that kind the
widow and the fatheflessu
Thy FRIEND SUSANNAU KIRBY,
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LtGoEIvE, Noble county, Ind, Feb. s, 1852
Prot 2 j. Wool Dear Sir - In the latter part OF the
1852 while attending the State and National Law School Of
State Of New Yok, hair from unknown me-
monced falling OF very rapidly so that IN Tho short space Of SIX
months the whole upper part OF scalp almost entirely
bero OF its covering and much Of the rrrlnrT portion
the side and back Of head shortly after becanc gay
tina! will not be surprised when tell you that upon
turn 10 the State Of Indiana more casual acquaintance
were rot so much at loss to discover the change appsGr
Roeo as my more intimate acqunances recognise
e. all.
At orcs made application to the most skul physicians
Inc country bat receiving
could again be restored was fored become reconced
my Int until fortunately In the latter the yeF 1877
restorative recommended druggist
ing the most reliable Hair Restorative in tried one
to and found 10 great satisfaction thnt II producing
desired effect Since that time have used dollars worth
Of your Restorative and result rich coat of very
soft slack hair, which money buy.
As marx of gratitude your labor and skill pro
ducon Of so wonderful article have
many of my friends aud acquaintance Who happy
Inform you using Ii with like effect.
Very respectfully. yours,
A. NJ LATTA,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
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,edway, and sold byall dealers throughon,

Depot No 4 Broadway and sold by 81 dealers throughout
the world.
The Restorative is put up hotties Sizes Large
medium and small The small holds halt pint
one dollar per boe The medium bottle holds s twenty
cent proportion thar the small reta
doGFa bottle Ihege holds quart forty per cent NOR.
in proportion, and retails for three dollars bottle o. j.
WOOD CO. Prupre'Ors 444 Broadway New YORK, ia
Market street. ST. Louis Mo- and sold by all good drusgss AID
fancy goods dbslerp.
J. WRIGHT CO., Agentr,
81 and ISL ChsrtEe6steet.
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Ntw eraas Daily Crescent 9aay ypEaiug September g. 1861
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS !
City Hall, August 80 1861
Common Council of the City of New Orleans
mo. 5754.l
s That the Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized
to receive from such loan will cover the probable
tax 10 be paid by them next and give receipts
amounts SO advanced said receipts interest
rate o. eight per cent annm from their date and
received in OF taxes imposed for the years 1861
and s2 tie money advanced to be applied the defence of
the city. - !
tSignedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
tSigned] J. MAGI0NT,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved August 80, 1861,
ap3i st tSignedl John T MONROE Mayor.
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8tbieto ri tgs alarAsts.

GRHscEnT orFIcE, 10 CAMP sraEzr1
Friday Morning, September 6, 1851
GoTTos There has been some inquiry but the
sales were confined to IS bales. Received u bales.
TOBACCO. Nothing reported.
SUGAR. The sales comprised about 60 hkds,,,
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sANFORD's
L Err IN VIC 0 TOR
sANFORD'a

Hryer DehfIftates.
compounded entirely from Gums and has become m
abllshed tact Standard Medicine and appdy M y ali
that have ssed it, and with confidence in 81,
the d8eases for which it is recommended.
1t has cured thousands within tho two years who had
given all hope7ot relief numerous
oates in my possession show.
The dose nns he adapted to Of he indIvd
nal taking it, and used In such gently on tho
Bowels. u
Let dictates your Judgment guide you In the ge of tbs
Liver 1nVigorator and it will Liver Complaints Billions
Attacks, Dyspepsia Chronic niarrhea Skinner Coonant.
Dysentery Dropsy sourornach Hsbua Cosveuoss Choic
Cholera Cholera MorbuB Cholera Iufantua, Fauence jam
dice Female Weaknesses and may as an
Ordinary Family Medicine II will Sick Headache as
thousands testify IN twenty nnues two or
NpoonRtul taken at commencement of attack All who us
aregiying their sstirnonyir itsfagor.
Mix wAtern tho mouth With the Tnylgorao and
bothtogetner.
Price, 81 per bottls
Sandforst's Family Cathnrtfc PII1s.
pure Vegetable Extracts and upn Gss
Gases, air tight, end will keepin any climate
The Family Cahetc Pill is gentle and active sbgYt,c
which proprietor in his practice more than
years The constantly increasing from those who he
long used the Pills and the satisfaction which all express in r
& The Profession veil know hat deen T oahs ri sss ACT
on T af Fs R9t 5shs of 1 P 62 S.s m
established fact been S?%ponndsa from variety pure
Neseo &tets winch act alike every part OF the Anen
vary canal and good and safe IN all where tbar
y needed such as Dergement f he Stomach, seepnes
rams IN the Back and Lons COST yeness
over the whole body from sudden cold which frequently
hegseleo end N course Of Fever, Loss of Appetite Creep
mgGn n t hS Hs'd all Lnamaory Diseases Worms
and many diseases to which flesh heir TO- TOO
u1e1oh IN lb advertisement. Dose. to s. Price Dies
he hYer InVigoraor Family atharic Pills are etsijsa
=" ~ 'N ga %"' 'hist
T. W SANFORD N, D., Manufacturer and Proprietor
!, WRIGHT : CO.,
-,.w Wholesale Agents
14'u@" AIa cid byaV VERY Druggist
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SEC 1t shall only be lawful for bakers other persons
carrying on the business OF baker aforesaid within the limits
OF this city to make bake three kinds of bread viz
The hst shall be Of the best quality of Extra -four the
second shall be Of the best quality Superne" -four and
the third shall be of Fine -four but good wholesome
Ihat OF the first quality commonly known Fancy Bread
shall not within the provisions this ordinance 50 far
troed by the foregoing aSz Provided that such bread shall
not exceed pound in weight and shall other respects
pc made baked and stamped herein required and all
or oter persons making baking selling such bread shall
az other respects conform and comply with the provisions of
inns ordinance under the penalties therein fixed Bread of the
second quality shall have the weight required by heoreeop
asse and that OF the third quality stall weigh oneeghh
more Bread OF the first quality shall DO stamped with The
hgHre that OF the second with the figure that of the
third with the figure in addition to the stamp mark Of the
BAKER Any baker not complying wi the provisions hereof
lined NOT less than twenty five dollars one hun
dred dollars. IN DO i,
SEC Any baker other carrying business of
who shall mix use permit mixed or used in the
nanuhetre OF breHd alum vrol any other
some deeeTious substance, shall conviction before any
he recorders OF this city, any other competent Court
ned in sum not exceeding hundred dollars and in de.
au OF payment of such fine shall be imprisoned exceeding
thirty days. 40
SEC TO- All ordinances and resolutions conflicting with the
foregoing BE- and the same are hereby repealed.
ng lsignedl -...... S. P. DELABARRE,
r.- - President pro lem. Board of Aide, men
" ~ ID !signedJ . j. MAGIONl,
Approved August s, 1861.
LSlgaedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
true copy '
au g t5t MARION 4 RARaR, Secretary tn Maynr
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spa1dtng's Prepared GIus
Meets all such emergencies and household
itoutt 1t is slways ready up the sticking point
longer necessity limpng chairs sputered re
hesdess dolls and broken cradles lust the article
cone, shell And other popular with L.
deB OF refinement and taste
This admirable preparation Is used cold being chemically
held in solution possessing all valuable qualities of the
glue It be used the place Of ordi
nary muclage, being vastly more adhesive
''USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSED
MIA Brush accompanies each bottle Prize 25ceru.
Wholesale Depot, No. IS Cedar street, New York.
Address HENRY @. SPALDING i CO.,
Box No. $500, New York.
for Deelersin Cases containing FOUR eight
doBenabeautifu Lthogaph Show accompanying
package.
R8- A singled bottle of SPALDIEG's PREPARED GLUN
willsave timebits annually every household
Sold by all prominent Staoners, Druggists, HaIdwa
Furniture Dealers, CroGers and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should a note of sPALDINGs
PREPARED GLUE when making therlist. It will stand
ny climate. jal9 Iy&w
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Ilartl,t gntf4igsats.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp Street,
Friday Morning September s. 1851.
Arrived Yesterday
Steamboats,. ~
Sallie Robinson, Webbing, FIN Fort Adams.
Laurel Hill, Heno, I'm Bayou Sara.
Anna, Sarrazin, FIN Pascagoula-
New Basin.
Bee, Rolf, I'm Barataria.
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Receipts OF Produce.

FORT ADAMS Per steamer sallie Robinson
| hid sugar bbls moasses to Durriye-2 s do
a Miltenberger Geo 6 bales osnaburgs to W H
Ietchford &co-- lot vegetables to Free Market
sundries to order.
+. BAYOU SARA Per steamer Laurel Hills
5&co-5 bales gunny bags F J Dasilya &co-7 bales
wool j Foulighy-5 hhds sugar bhls molasses to
Hall Il Rodd- 70 do Payne l. Harrison "a do do
Roman IL Kernion-17 do 7 Prudhomme- yege-
tables to Free Market-sundries to order.
. PASCAGOULA-Per steamer Anna-75, 1000 feet
lumber to j Elliott. s6
BARATARIA- steamer Bee-4o hhds sugar
to PAYNE & Harrison 3
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TO Bakers.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
- - t,tt, Hill Auc.ist L. 1871 :

City Hall, August Is, 1861. 5
The attention OF all persons carrying on the business of
baker, selling bread directed TO the
visions the following ordinance entitled An Ordinance
establishing and regulating the Weight aud InspPc
ton Of Bread ~ all persons carrying the business of
baker are hereby notified call the Mayors office prior
Isl September there make the declaration required by
ordinance under the penalty sided
Jaw '''N N JOHN T. MONROE Msyor
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REAL SCHEIDAm sCuNAPPs.


vANDEy EER,s
MEDIC4TE GIN, or GENUINE SlBEID4H Selma Pps
pure article Of Holland Gin
wholesome beverage, Rnd Invaluable FAMILY MEDI
CINE, particularly beueacsItn ali cases of
DYSENTERY
DYSPEPSIA,
DIAERHFA,
RHEUMATISM,
GOVT,
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY, September g. 1861.
Arrived yesterday 194 Texas Beeyes, so Hogs,
SO Sheep and GIG Veal Cattle. Amount of Stock
sold were 1870 Texas Beeves, and 60 Veal Cattle.
Stock remaining on sale are Coz Texas Beeves, II
Hogs, 60 Sheep, 655 Veal Cattle and Mich Cows.
Wequote
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BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST.
NEW ORLEANS
La1SS Add p
sasessaAS4s ss#akasgs IN
BAYOU SARA MAIL LINE COMPANY
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
For Bayou Sara and the Coast,
The new passenger packet

The new passenger packet
ACADIA Capt Jos. Vincent,
Leaves New Orleans
EVERY SUNDAY MORNING at 9oclock.
WEDNESDAY at O'Clock.
FRIDAY O'Clock,
Returning leaves Bayou Sara
EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, at 8 4. n.
For Fort Adams, Tunica, Mer3anza, Bayou
Sara and the Coast,
The fine passenger packet
LAuRkl Capt. s. Heno,
Leaves New Orleans
Every MONDAY and TIL URSDAY EVENING, at o'clock
EXCEEDING her trips Thursday up Fort Adams
For DonaldsonviIle and the Coast.
The new and line passenger packet
EMPIRE PARISH Capt Grant Jr
Leaves New Orleans
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
clerk is always the landing foot of ST. Louis street.
receive and deliver freight and gu bills Of adng the above
boats
ny2 z. LANOUE, Agent.
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VALUABLE REMEDIES,

THE ONLY PREPARATION
THAT
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RHEUMATISM,
QOCT,

FEVTFS,
etc, ETC. ste,
It'll highly recommended by many the eminent pbrs
clans throughout the States exce agreeable alter
alive and admitted to eectually all the Urinary
O,gans and peculiarly adapted Of females and
children.
other article has been offered Justly entitled to
the name of the
Real scheidam Schnapps,
he public purchase none but
called
VANDEVEERs INDICATED GIN;
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Each bottle Will bear the signature proprietor and nons
other genuine wthoutit.
For sale New Orloans wholesale and rel ALL at proprietos
prices by
J. WRIGHT / CO,
Il and ISL Chhtres street.
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GACKETT, BELCHER &. co.,
WI 0 LIE Al e ROGER
Importers and Dealers
WINES AND FINE LIQUORS, and Agents for VIRGINIA
Manufactured Tobacco,
No. 26 PEARLSTREET, corner OF Whitehall st.,
my22 lyhW foot of Broadway NEW YORK.
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NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
arosd Office No. lis Camp street, opposite Lafayette
Square. ~ "'
f. J. Rsnney President
r. DHarles. Secretary
- , Williams General Superintendent
NEW ORIIE ANS, OPELOUSAE AND GREAT WESTERN
Railroad Office Of St. Peter [eyee street,
opposite Jackson Square.
PRESIDENT.
NCe President.
D. r. flNhders' Secretary
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SAMUEL. SMITH o., Camp street
1HDS9S y ~; Corner Canal and Camp streets.
BROWN, JOHNSTON 4 Co, No 80 CatOriala strnAt
BENOlSF, SHAW co. No. 10 Camp street
BANK OF COMMERCE, JAGoB BARRIER Manager
rrrn,,.,x, Corner Camp and Grayer sres,,
THOMAS f. BAREER, corner Camp and Grarer stTeets &C.,
H. W. CONNER & SON, No 80 Carondelet streAi '
JOHN WOOD Il CO., corner Camp aud Common s1rests
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-16

Philharmonic, April 1.-THE reported
project 70 seize Fort De aware cause. much
excitement II Is now commanded by Capt.
Porter. of Va. who. il i rcrortel designs 10
resign. If Virginia secedc-
Fort Nifiin. IN Pennsylvania. ~ a dilapida
ted affair. now in Charge Of Sergeant Brom
lev and one nan. The Naval Magazine. adj
Joining Fort Mitiin. is in charge of Mr. Ben
ker. veteran Of 90 year. se.xicc.
Volunteers are making preparations so as
70 be ready 70 respond instantly % the call of
the Governor or President. Two new regi-
ments are forming. 10 consist of 900 each,
to arm which portion OF the State appropri-
alton will be required. Our volunteers never
have been properly supplied with arms. and
frequently new companies had 20 borrow guns
TO pan lde with, from others better supplied.
Mayor Henry offered his services as Colo
mel of a regiment il call l. nude by the
Cow nment
PHILADELPHIA, April 10 There is still
much excitement about the Palmetto Flag
office. The whole square is blocked up With
people. The Mayor and police have posses.
sion of the building. A large American flag
Is suspended across the street. Some damage
has been done TO the interior OF the Office by
the mob. Ii would hive been entirely torn
out but for the interference of the Mayor.
The excitement in this CITY hts subsdei.
At the various military rendezvous yolun-
teers are enlisting rapidly
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-16

rosr HAknl.c> GvAEp.--This hne loyal
company &C or citizen soldiery, we're on pa
r.Ae lasi evening. under commind Of Lieut.
Hama. and ELECTED much admiration by their
m ,nilestation Of excellent discipline. Beng
IL their Zouavc uniform. they astonished
many who we're strangers 20 this ''siyie Of
soldiers, not moro b. the un.queness OF their
dress than by the celebrity and regularity OF
Their movements. AtteF going through stF'
ersl pleasing evolutions in trout OF our Office
they proceeded 20 the square fronting the
Terre HAute House. where they we're eNer-
cised IN loading ard firing Avsst cOneoarse
of citizens turned cut 70 see and admire then.
and all seemcl proud 70 know that Tere
Hiuic possessed such Inc and well disciplined
military com7lnie'. The Fort Harrison
Guard viii never dsbonor the Tag 81 the
Union.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-16

cnsRlprox. April 1.-The steamer Nash.
/ vile. from New York. arrived here At three
o clock on Sitnpiay morning.
An eye witness 81 the firing on Friday
night SAYS IL was terrifcaly grand. and
reached the climax al ten at night, when the
shy was overcast BY rain clouds. The
streets were filed with people nearly an
night. also covering house tops. shining. and
every available place Towards morning
ihe hiring diminished. few random shots
only we're hrei, and replied TO only occasion.
ally BY Sumter
when the fre and smoke were flrss seen
issuing from Samier. il was supposed 10 be
only signal 10 the ships. which were in the
offng, apparently blockading the port, as
they rem tined quietly at anchor. Every one
anxioussy waited 10 see what the vessels
would do, and fully expected the engagement
would become general AT 10 A NJ Sumter
was plainly seen 10 be on fire, the flames
bursting through the roofs Of the houses
within II. At this time VI .jor Anderson
scarcely hrei.s shot. while Bomb shells aud
grape scattered like hail over him. and drove
the soldiers under cover.
The iron battery at Cummings Point, only
500 yards from Sumter, KEEP up a coniih.
uous fire from its rfied caIlnoa. The fire
from the floating battery and Moultrie vas
regular and accurate. The sand battery was
scarcely Injured BY the weak fire kept up bs
Anderson. Scarcely a missile from thi. bat
terry missed Sumter. The floating battery
proved impenetrable. Every shot from il
told on Sumter. SHELLS f.om the m )rtars at
Mount Pleasant battery we-e thrown with
great precision
While Sumter WAS en- fire. Anderson Nas
Obliged o. celse his cannOnading 90 direct all
his efforts TO put il out. Twice he succeeded
and "a do this his men had To go outside the
walls and pass water through the port holes.
being exposed 90 a terrific fire This was
not resortcd 10 TIL the For. was on fire for
the third time. and flames had increased 10 an
alarming extent. After few moments. he
ordered them In and shut the batteries a. the
smoke Was too thick 20 work them At
noon. the aames burst frcm every part Of i.
aud the destruction was complete
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-16

A frieat sriting from Pans. Illinois. says.
Thew j. greet excitement bere On accoant
o: nc uexs 81 nc surrsafer o. Fort samses
A. al etFly hour tbs morning. there Va =
elg.saf > fees hsge. rsi.si n he Court
House yAra Aad oar eounsrx . aag aeas % she
brsezc Unson stcssAss sere n de ~ men
Of ben psrsie. uphoidinr ~ tdninlst-a
don IN she policy iaiicaist II m late scle-
grFh disg.sehes
Party quession. are <aes~i Al rarus.
ssem % Be ~ieing 9TH esch other ia uphoid
M eur in1ulte1 fAg
There i sciuniees es9pAnY ossansri1s
here under 80 sussscsi Of Fron.neni msa :
Al anits N proclsir.lss, the tine for sesiol
SE c5ne"