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: OSF.o on yesterday afseTBson, 5etl'm ere t1oiaa
\ fUv djIIsr note on tie Taio1 BanE or I-ua- fr,
-11sEbsre betweeulte r1ver sld Tie -Iuerof Madison
mi I'm Streets Bv l4r~-nr az tHi- .m-e th7 a7ore
will be paid 20 t5e n-rrr.
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TTVHs members az sosta EempAis 10 No q
Z rs aud Alsrroaa Lolze No I53 are he-e-~+A-
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O'Clock, rer The pBIp0s o. gteUdiuz te fcuFral o. Ouc
late brother ami c~,upzUI9l O5osgi1 sElB HAv.
rhe m-nrbers o. Lula Scott Lise no. ESQ and all
Transient 0~roeusrsIB good stsEalas. are racer1dly il
vIttdt5 attend. by order "
A !. WHEELE2. y. Y,
o. South Memphis Lot-s 30 lis, and
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-27
HECammaNpp r GIN. TnHNsrnr.

C5 MMAED DE GEhs JOIsNSE ON.
Gen. A. S. JOHNSTON, who arrived at Colum-
bus q few days ago, on reaching Nashville as
suDed command Of Toe military operations in
the valley Ct the Mississippi. Being an officer
OF the regular Confederate army, be, Of course.
ranks al officers of the provisional army. and.
therefore, commands al OF those whose Relds
Of operations lie in the valley. For the greater
efficiency Of the army operations in this vast
field, it was necessary that ths separate COM
mands Of the respective general officers should
be united und'r a single control. The CON-
mands Of Gen. McCULLocH in the Indian ter
ritory, Of Gen. HARDEE in Arkansas, Of Gen
Polk On the Mississippi river, and o. Gen.
ZoLLIcoFFsR il Middle and Fest Tennessee,
were therefore combined in a single command,
and placed under the direction and supervision
Of Gen. JOHNSTON.
It is gratifying 70 know that tuis appoint
msnt has proved highly acceptable to ali IF The
OfeeFs whose commands it embraces, as well
a, to ERE Teoplc Of the Mississippi Valley gen,
orally and we have reason to believe that tbs
unity and harmony, under The direction Of q
mind SO well furnished 10 military knowIe a
and 80 nstured in military experience, must
result 81 . buiwsrk Of strength, which viii DEFY
the Vaccinations Of sur enemies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-27
Ten. Ortesa, whom We noticed last week q
ring IN The march after MarnneZ. ia rauortel


at night the NJ with his opponent u
JAn,iv raeeerdipp I, &have beat him IN q pitcI
Nes7s) achieving a bE- triamPh, Gen.
made bis attaets the south side Of
the city, and had taken possession OF that roT-
ton Of the city, thus "placing the (Fedsral)
between two fires"
Tue Ee,es states that if their ammunition
held OUT" the Federal forces, who were under
command OF Col. MULLTeAE, OF Chicago,
might possibly hold their position.
We Yesterday pubfshed a runor, taken from
d small Hessisn sheet recently started at Pa
ducah, alleging that MULLIoAN had surTen-
dered, bis ammunition giving out-which
seems 70 be coTrohorated BY the circumstances
of his condition as detailed in he artiels TO
which We refer. Tie enemy is no donbt
whipped at Lexington, and viii Ia the future
be satisfied if be can hold St. Louis.
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N0vF.E ne szzP nRg.

sTHERS vUi-e go Fleigas re- civ-I g ne Deect q
4 Ji- EeupLis and Cs.rie-t1 E5Irl-d company
rU-DAY. septs-bzz 2-,a, lS6l-
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-27
Renewal afH asaaarters
p.egV wppnsNns w

TvIE E-sfau1rtezs Of ta- Coamsndl-tof he Pert
i ~ Memphis are renewed O. The g CtN az o. Jei-
fers1z treet, between H1in sHd $50 a 57c- tn Hs-l-
cal rurvurc-'s oEes ge2a-g
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-27

DRB hARK 3. CHBBE hss 1een r~enaintei e
i csblu eslErzrd. She will run In connection
the Memphis sDd Little Rocz RziirOn3, and 70 81
rs Wn0 VISA 20 patroBise he EOURd Otty aots
~auBbis daily. Sundays CXOeytedj
sHiberS OE the Eegfss ana 3 and . o'otOcs
~ AMI IUL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-27

ca The Richmond Examiner s.ates that
one hundred thousand blankets are uBdsrs God
to be now at the disposal of the government,
from purchase abroad, foI distribution among
me army. Toe unpatriotic spectators and
domestic "army worms" viii he sorry to bear
this.
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COLUNsUs, Ssps~sssr AN 1851.
I ~C:NVEEIEbCs has arisen from the detention
/ 4, Of taln- cf cars. and in soma ease from thair re-
N wal by orders o. rli-tzry o1iceTs, frCn He lo1d %
another wttlout the sanction OF the Superintendent 1E
he road, fh~erefJrs, iii LJtihed ali L-lii-a yor1--T=l
-erg NJ Ia or passing through tals O pa~tmeHt tHzt
fran ~portati0n q everg Kind Is tuTalsAed aud re-aittei
ls tla tncsrs q the Qsartrrm1t-f'- apartment
10 j Iu-tfur on cf fhe oUWn tlln- General ot the
aepa lm n and n 0rlina E 0r the Commanders %
.IgI-la -
. .1a-rrs a-e strictly forbidden 20 inter ere with
thee rauzcms rts, Or % rFm-ve cars from any reIFaTJ
OF 90 tx eng UaIu beyo@d or % a d EsrFnt point from
prss.Ilbed O. TIE CONDUCTOR Ia his -ustFul-lOEsr or
20 Cepin any train for shelter f5E The trCopI.
3 Presid rs % ratiw ~ fre req7 esied 90 reprt,ly
fc.e-raue, 20 the GeFeras Any violation Of tots arder,
BY crunand OF Gsa. A. =. JOHN SION.
u. -Cy4EE - A General -r21 Ira
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-27

TEE UEIvEIsITY CT MIssIssIFPr-Wc
learn from the Oxford Iatsliigsacr tbatit is
necessary, on account Of he want Of patron
age, TO suspend the exercises of this iDs'itu-
ton. The bosh q trustees are to bold a
special meeting in oxford on Tuesday next,
when, 1t is anticipated, TIE halls Of the UniveI-
aity viii be closed until It can sgoin command.
a reasonable smount Of patronage.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-27

Ia Capt. Dslsy, Of Mississippi, has been
authorized by President Davis to raise a regi-
meHt FOR The wer. Capt. Delay had a ccmpa-
ny N TIE First AississiPPire iment IN Mexico,
and must have attracted tbe especial favor eli
President, then Col Davis. Companies wish
ing to join themselves to this regiment will al
dress the captain at Camp Esau, Warrington.
Florida.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-27

that a riAed cannon, recently made "a Tie
Georgia railroad machine shop was partially
tested at a point on the river below the city.
A. a distance Of 900 yards it fred With great
accuracy. It will be taken to Atlanta shortly,
where It's range and qualities generally will be
fairly and fully tested.
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aryt-ra.e sec5nd hand BUGGY \ HAEEFSS, hr
a sale very cheas ,or cs-h. a ply %
X 4. PsHKea SIN,
~.9- a. no. 6 .rsar-'s R9w.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-27

SPIRITUAL.-L. B. Gatti, No. Howard Row
has just received a large importation of Byars'
''LOndon stou.'' porter. Lovers Of the bever
age will find it an article to their taste. We
have seen a sample.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-27

O. Tnc New York apers mention q suit
which is DOW ID progress in that city,in which a
woman chaiges a maa With peTsuadiBg her to
omDit suicide, in order that be might retain
possession Of zone properly which be had
frsudulehtly deprived her OF. As an induce
.nent he offered % pay the funeral expensee,
and II by any mishap she failed in killing her.
self, lac would return the money.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-27

ana HEAmtsteFSs egC-s csc
By way II Texas we have some late enc
Important Intelligence from Mexico. The
Houston TdsgrePh, Of the Ib, copies the fol-
lowing from the Brownsville Fiagi
Last week Ee published s msager account
OF the wit drsHal Of The French, English, and
Spanish Ministers from Mexico, and of the
consequent suspension Of diplomatic relations
between the -four countries. The matter is
kept profoundly quiet by ,he Mexican press,
but from what we have learned from private
sources va understand the difficulty 10 have
resolved itself into the following form The
retiring ministers left fot Vers Greg. and i'm
mediateiy gave orders to the naval squadrors
OF Lneir different governments 70 concentrate
az mat place and al some point on The Pacific
slde' when It is designed TO seize all he MexI-
can castom houses and appoint officers to con-
aoet them for the different nations claiming
aebts from Mckee. Under the stiDIIatlsn en-
teied INTO between Captain Duniop, Of The
British navy, and the constitutional govern
zen OK Vera Cruz, Great Britain ~ entitled 20
a certain per cent, of the revenue derived from
az Vera Cruz and Tsmpica. and it is
ietended bow 70 apFiy this arrangement to all
toe ports Of Mexico 1t Is not intended that
Mexico shall have more than thirty per cent,
We believe, Of revenues, which are to be col
iectei and managed BY European officers.
fen 0efar1 uhnu- -, r,4s.-A r,,R ,-.aE n. ]
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-27

"TMPoRTANT II FRUE."- TAe S4 vsBnah
Rspg5heap, under this bead, puts out the fol-
loving improbable tugHor:
Arumor has reached here through passsn-
gers from the West that An interview took
place in Tennessee last week, between Gen.
(SumleT) Andersen and Gen a. S.. Johnston,
during which the former promised the latter to
aid him in expelling the Federal troops from
the State OF Kentucky. l. is said that the in
dorsemsRt of Frenoa , Infamous proclama-
ton ny Lincoln has opened the eyes Of Gen.
anderson to the real istention Of the Aboli-
tioa Government at Washington, and that he
iorerds to resign biz commission forthwith.
We give The report for wrat it is worth.
SOUTHERN PLANTERS CoSyENTIoN.-The
planters Of tbr South viii bear in mind that
the ccnveation when met IN Maro0 on the
! b Of jay iasi, stands adjourned 70 meet n
TIE same place. on the 1870 day OF October 20
which meeting every STATE and county IN th9
Confederacy are invited 10 send deisgatea
The p~revi0us laboTs Of this body have mad
mach to do with shaping the action OF Con-
ersss. Let the planters every where, therefore,
an interest IN this convention, which, be
if borne in mind, is entirely distinct from
fba commercial and financial convention, ad-
to meet on the 1zth Of October.
COMMITTEE
1l-sI~o -,r;t,,- A. a rr.orI r.-arl-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-27

CT There is a great difference between
what an ambitious man is aud what be sspires
to be, as between what a vain one Is and what
he thinks himself.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-27

y dom,- L1 Of companies, however
small.
Col. P.estoa is said to be in Morgan county
calling upon southern men north Of Kentucky
river to join his camp, and that the people in
the upper part Of the State are greatly encour-
aged by the advance Ct tue Confederate
forces into the State.
A fight reported on Muddy F,rk river to-day
No particulars.
De. Johnson says a boy sixteen years old
was shot in Frankfort for cheering FIR J-f
Davis The murderer was not arrested.
BowLIgG GREEN, September 2G.-Colonels
Hawkins and MtHenry, witk their Federal
regiments, r~etreated to Greensboro, and passed
down the Ohio to Evansville.
New ORLEANs, September % When tie
Federals entered Hampton they secured al the
articles OF Free Masonry, and sent them to
Baltimore TO await the orders of the grand
lodge Of Virginia.
The reported expedition to capture Bruins
wick IS confirmed by a letter from a southern
lady in New York.
The Federal feet sailed south from Old
Point Comfort.
WASHINGTON Septsm0er IO.-A suspicious
bark is still cruising of New Iaiet, and is
sometimes joined by a steamer.
Three pilots have been dscoyed oti.
Or Sunday six steamers were off Macon.
On Monday it was reported that heavy firing
was heard from 9 a. N. 10 l P. ". off New river,
Ouslow county.
NV ORLEANS, September e6.-The com
maRd Of the division in Western Virginia has
devolved upon Floyd, and Wise has accepted
another.
Measures will be taken here TO atop the oys-
ter trade, as many supposed spies are supply
ing the feet with daily papers, and perhaps
valuable information.
The d~efenscs are progressing with great
energy.
TIE French officers returned to the corvette
last evening. They brought DO mail and lake
none.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-27

e. Doddridge, writing 10 = friend remark
ed II long for the conversation of souls more
ssnsibIy than for anything besides. Aiethinks
I could not only TABOR, bal die for it with
pleasure"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-27

"a P. Tucker ssyre, Esq, Of Montgomery,
has been appointed Receiver for the Middle
District Of Alabama, under the Seqaestration
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Il L. CRANBALL has r~E4v=d s4s Taat ard VIII
A. tary Olvtaln g Asnefnc.ory TO jefferson Block. On
S-can street Het Is pres arad mfke aad an cris-s
tr vent clath na and emp E4u SAGE 10 sny sz.sat-A
AESN
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important fF0m HExtCSss Mysterious
movement OF the EFebSh. English
and spanish Minister'S etc, eGcs
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EF"Ali traHsieHt advertisement must be marked ST 4
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CBt HTeupBis appeal,

P5aLIsE-D BALI, fAI-WssELY AND WEakLS
EY
'sG o KIN p. Dali,
Under the style ID srm Ct
~UCLANAHAN "a.
WHOM ali JsHsFs oa 5 siBsss, or III 1861. "
Directed.
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published a proclamation forbidditg tie expor-
tstion, beyond the limits Of the State, Of any
quantity Of the articles Of sacOn and leather,
except BY and through The orders Of the proper
officers or agents Of tie Confederate States.
This bold and decided action OF Gov. CLARK
deals a blow at commercial speculationsin ar
ticles 50 much required by the needs OF our
army, end the limited supplies 81 which have
put It N the power Of INSCRIPTIONS deal re to
control the msTket.-Rjcta59Rd EramiHer.
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&C. one 5aasfe eEtoa lines OF tess, one ins-sttcus.s
For each additional insertion OF ssms.....,,.,.,,,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-27

- ~LN A-l
District cf Alabama, under the Seqaestration
Ac-.
ca" A. northern telegram Gays that Jeff.
T~hompsOH's force. numbering some %, 300 (n)
is at New Madrid.
g a correspondent. Of the St. Louis Re
@galieap, writing from Jefferson City, (Mo.),
says:
Where Ben. McCuiloch is, seems a vexed
question. One day be is marching toward JEFF
ierson CITY, at tbe bead Of twenty thousand
men; Tho next, Dc is buTTying forward TO Join
Prices forces; the ttirt day, be is-no one
knows where.
eY-Wo ere indebted to the kindness Of I
friend for copy OF the St. Louis Republican,
Of the 20lb inst. Other fayors Of this kind
from any quarter viii be gratefully received
by Us at al times.
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Wetsr Prot Gears.
haeea Covers.
Gun Carr sgs Covsra
ss2i-Sm
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rEss Fson CAIRO.


- IGo o LOHAa h-puVittah
-ptember 1S--This point still 0n-
OTOr the past week, to be menaced by
Ole forces, but is in no danger, /
being attacked. All tie boats lie at
zee with steam up, and ready 70 move at
rents notice. toward any point. Owing
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-27

It should be our psrpose 70 repudiate this
tax upon our resources, at the same time that
we throw of the political incubus that has GO
long dgsrfed our expansion. The means ca
be found in one simultaneous movement Of cur
people towards the establishment Of direct
trade, before a prospect Of peace will invite
us to return to the commercial degradation
whence We have beea driven by dire necessity
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al p"Ah transieHt advertisements must be marked snT 4
6tme. y nen net shss marked, they vial be
D our southee9s week, sG discontinued Al the snd Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-27

WATERPROOF CAMP RIGS,
WATERPRC f CA7EP CLoAKs.
~ 4TERPRoGF EHEEITART
CLBAaz p.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-08

MILITARY NoTICEs. The Confederate Guards,
Company B, are called upon to assemble IN full
uniform at their armory, at o'clock this after
noon. The.same company is to meet tomorrow
evening on important business.
The Independent Rifles meet for drill this even
ing, at the Customhonse.
Tie Twiggs Guards meet for company drill on
Tuesday and Friday evenings, and for squad drills
on Monday and Thursday evenings, each week.
The Calhoun Guards, Company B, are to meet
for drill at q o'clock this evening.
The Crescent Blues will hold their regular
monthly meeting on Wednesday evening. Import
ant business.
The Washington Artillery hold their regular
monthly meeting, at the arsenal, at Z O'Clock to-
morrow evening.
Brigadier- General Labuzan gives notice that no
visitors will be admitted at Camp Lewis, except on
Sundays, without special permission from head
quarters.
Sec the advertisements.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-08

Il TRuTH FROM AN UNEXrEeTED QuARTER.-While
some Of the Northern Journals have attempted to
smooth down and soften the infamous outrages Of
Buffers troops in the neiehborhood of Hampton
q correspondent Of the New York Tribune de.
nounces their atrocities (whichreect as much dis.
grace upon their oticers) in the following truthful
and undisguised terms
The untrages committed by our soldiers on the
property. and not untrequently on the persons
also, of Nifginians conceived to be SEessionists,
are disgrace 10 our army. A proper degree of
discipline would ensure the shooting OF platoons of
seonndres, not all privates, who seem to have i'm.
bibed the idea that they came here to pillage and
destroy. The outragessthat | could detail are cal.
culated to cause every decent man to blush A
wound has been inflicted that never will heal so
long as recollection remains It is in the hone
that some good may be done thereby that | make
this dissraoetul confession.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-08
Southern Pacific Railroad.
1000 SLAVES
WANTED BY HIRE OR BY PURCHASE

We will purchase hire term of five years Five Hun.
Pacific Railroad in TexAsimmtdaely Of Shreveport.
La region and protected from invasion molGsa
conflict VIII ch shall exist between two sections
this country The country through which the road passes
entirely healthy and for the distance Of AGO 800 miles
west of Shreveport II petraes of the finest agricultural
countries on the continent of America.
This company has asnagncent land grant from Texas
O2a0 for every mile of the company for
the distance of 500 miles from SeveIor the EASTERN Fl
aso on the western boundary of Texas Intmes like the pre-
sent the company command cash for labor
n to the rapid development Of t conpany interests but
for term of years by hire by the actual purchase this
pany will make the liberal and advantageous arrangements
with slaveowners in Kentucky Missouri Virginia Maryland,
North Carolina elsewhere, the hire purchase, with
payments in the rdouDted securities 500 saves.
Families entire will be taken either by hire by purchase
The company enabled propose liberia" terms The
mGh'heh land grants OF Texas and its ability 10 purchase he
iron and rolling stock for the across Texas the
construction bonds the company at rates almost equal cash
All the rights OF this company fixed and vested by the laws
Of Texas This company has secured the sympathy and the
route on the Sd degree Of parallel Of latitude has the Hun
OF several of the NEST powerful European Governments
amongst them are France Spain Portugal! Belgium and Swift
erlandas well as OF large capitalists commercial and
tractors Of these countries" The late Congress Of the United
States passed bill IL: last donating this company
through Arizona New Mexico California some l3p(GO
acres Of land and loan Of thysix millions Of dollars be
repaid in postal and other public services This bill pased the
House of Representatives. amended in the Senate only
failed TO become law for the and the startling po
litcal events familiar to the nation.
No company in the world has larger basis lis successful
prosecution and company secured to itself
the appreciation of many American States and European
crnmentspromEg much benefit scc&h0dl and
the world such srpcnos bringing inevitably with It's
completion this COMMENT China ANN,
Australia and the whole Pacific CoAsds6,ug treas.
dcvIbe ror the trace travel ETC. er4y
from the Gdl: Of Mexico The northern hl our
lu,Iti .tpfr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-08

We learn from the Vicksburg Sun that the Hon.
Walker Brooke mad just returned to that city. and
that after making speeches at five different places
hadRueceeded in raising over 800 goo for the Con-
fsderate Government. He saysin less than week
the amount will be doubled. If every other part
Of the State does we'll they will furnish nearly
] s70o0o00 TO our glorious cause Hurra for Mis-
sissppi! She is determined to do her share in ac-
complaining southern Independence.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-08

We notice i'll communication to the vicksburg
Sun remark, made by plain Woodworking
Irshman, that speaks volumes. A gentleman re-
marking the great good THAT would result to the
South from the late rains extending as they did,
from Memphis to the Gulf, an Irshman, standing
near by said g that was Gods contribution to the
Confederate States, Was ever so much contain
ed in SO little
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-08

Books FOR THE SoLDIER.-As q general rule,
what Thomas 1. White hasn't got in the way of
books needn't be locked for elsewhere. This is
particularly the case as regards his military Books.
He has now on hand Hardee's TACTICS, revised !;
The Science Of War; The Volunteers Hand Book !;
The Volunteers Manual; Heavy Artillery, Plans
Of the Seat Of War, etc. Go and examine the
assortment at No. lo5 Canal street; and If what
you want in The military book line isn't there, you
needn't go any farther.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-08

EsssFAR PIeTuREs. We see by advertisement that
these photogs apis have been reduced in price to
fifty cents. Among others is an excellent photo
graph Of the Orleans Cadets, with their lamented
Captain, the noble and brave Charley Dreux, stand
ing prominently il the foreground