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Ntm 0rlearts 4aily Grestsut.
SATURDAY MORNING. MAY II, 1861.
G0taI Sntellmelttt.


In accordance with an order from headquarters,
five additional companies have been ordered to
proceed at once to Virginia Thus the whole Of the
regiment under Col. DeRussy is part and parcel
having arrived here yesterday, it is most likely
that the regiment will leave this evening or to-
morrow morning.
We have also heard that new regiment is
organizing, by some companies already mustered
into service, with view of placing it in command
of Col. Seymour, of the Commercial Bulletin. A
better commander conld not be selected; soldier
by education and experience, gifted by nature,
many years, his highly cultivated mind, generous
disposition and venerable appearance, cannot but
command the respect of every one. We would
like to go with the Colonel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-11

FIRST DISTRICT CouRT-J1tdge CoUens, = The
GRIND Jary having no to make discharged
IN the case william Blown, a,s scoty convicted of nnr-
der The rule taken for new uia was Dismissed and
u ils Of Vincent Rodovich charged with sabDing with
tsnt TO- Ss s m oT W. on motion Of the Attorney
cats ifsES er fou"a sa @ f1f fceny was sentenced to two
years imprisonment, hard labor, the Penieniary
STSesf 5Sapa Pfiso was
charge of entering house, The night time with intent
ssa, and pleading not gull Y remended await trial
charge Of attempt commit and was resnded tor trial
RECORDER EMERsoNs CouEr.-The first examina-
ton into the grand plug mus at The veanda E2e or the
ionsm having been settled before tbs Mayorwas held be.
@ Se se me os n Il bon VIZ GTn b S5
which he tried to get from her and that whit they
oi he i S6 eFr0 o Ma
straon and her husband shorty efeward visited the hotel
peace @ sfsS 6onGs d.. and i1 dismissed The t sattops s."
against Wm L. Drase and JoSeph enson-anoer branch of
@ he zane DraHs being Shons part part e. in managing ns
Jock Kileen ronnellv alias Iaerty were
prison eharse highway robbeEy On Thursday ct about
nj @ day ssy met Louis Lenz Or MY LsSSe street. between
lin down robbed him ef lis wssh; woIiS So Ths
form the time being deserlers from the Tiger Rifles ut Camp
s+ny Peyon of the vcksbu Tobacco Warehouse was held
fo' hearing the charge Of having given Pierre Cesac's
slave Jack blow the head with coopers ad with intent
James MeCeGey, charged with abusing and drawing pistol
upon WnM Hyde at his shop Euta street, also held
for examination
RECORDER BLACuE's CoURr.-Edward Frederick
alias Jean Marie ousne vas 1tter exITns'on duly commit
robbery
Antoine. Kegro and Auguste jean M1rie, examined
and condemned pay fine of So each for committing breach
Of the peac.
Auguse Rab6 charged by he affidavit Of Anna Kitchen
with burglary in orciby entering her and carry
therefrom twelve dollars in silver coin. Mr. Rabt
in eaut of 5000 bail committed await examination.
AtdAylts we're filed charging Ihos PeaI with assault an
| RECORDER LoNGs CouRT.-Nobody is hurt b.
| the proceedings had This Court yesterday.
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PUBLIC OPINION AT THE NoRrH.-The Hartford
Comm Courant amid all the excitement ventures thus
talk:
opinion the North be gradually settling
the recognition Of the Gpnfederhcy bN the
Government The thought n bloody proracea
civil war; except necessity RGhorrent
ALL and lis ues may perllous the victor the
vanquished.
The New York journal of Commerca the follow
ing rather dry comment:
We that sermon much in this vein preached in
Northampton, Mass by th- Rev Mr. Eddy, of that
the occasion of the Fast and ts, it generally
proved, even in that rather ultra Republican community 1t
pnruesn betwt the and hat of the
Ten Tribes in Reho9oam day. from the original Union WHICH
thereby reduced the Tro Tribes of Judah aud Benjamin
going fight the Zen Trbs back into the
nniun but The Lord, through his prophet commanded him not
o
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Several companies of Col DeRussy's regiment
left last evening for Virginia, and the other COM
panies will follow to-day or tomorrow.
It will please the other regiments at camp, as
we'll as the thousands of people who know how
they have suffered on the shadeless and waterless
Metairie Race Course, that the camp will in a day
or two be removed up the railroad to place near
Tangipahoa, where water is plenty and everything
pleasant.
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Coon FOR SHAw,-Mr. Shaw, member of the
Illinois Legislature In speech in that b1dy the other day de-
said:
Sir should be the last resort honorable effort look
ing peaceful settlement difficulties should he e-
the aud the God OF Bait
Sir, look upon the ulugation OF the dnlected Southern
ucrly rpOssile. Every hair the heRf OF he
youngest child would whien wit old age before the work
be half aeeomp Descending from the same keva
ry ss, uhl ling OF hn productive portions
Of This .nuent in whose ba rest III bones Of
Washington, eerun Henry aud jNcks0n-ndnlge not the be-
lief that the will be nm t-s bus grning for he
that superiority OF nnmbe should ovtrrnn he
States their cities produce sersile nsnr
recon would then have the United states
people! The strong OF military ght restrain
large stnuin ry might command th, peace bt would
have United States worth the won 5aFe military
despotism.
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A BRAVE VIRGINIA BOW

A BRAVE VIRGINIA Boy. We unG@rstand tAat
when the varda olcx Renelicans hat in hsr panic and
hurry destroyed much OF he properly at tie GoSpr Navy
Ysrd they uld, their st eo allow the Dfy
Dock. TO ths end after deposling saiciert antiy Of
powder in balk. trey laid of $ oW
hning fs at sorao distance fSm the d2sk Of this
laid the OF pile Of rlaGk behna ShcN was
conceded Pc tn boy. The fuse shted the va al
Renubcans made Ros Tins fnE their bosi; eNpeSang
hear, distance an awfnt eSpeish
But they their The lte gint hero ssrS "a
berately erruned OF tie PankS on whsh
laid reoy " Gu ting the conns eon Win me
HSns IN Tho I'M ed Sn es o. in world What the
name ofthh5yY Lei Us have It. aud let Old Virginia adopt
him AZ ber son To he reared at her eSpsnse
l' M ~ i''i % s' ~ Raleigh Register,
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THE STEAMERS THAT WERE TURNED B -sEK FROM
PESscoThe Mobile Register has the followiEs aTeiatien
back from Penaaela by the
United States neet
ArRiyAL The seaslsrs IeEs Lewis and
Dick Keys arrived hee efday nveh ng ferp fepscof
Fhey report they Intercepted o PeHsacula by he
pece Frde feet md 81 ermi5 proceed
were brought under The Of ~ tet they lay
yesterday wilSn released Tned
with thclr Garges NJ bile, tt
signed for refusing ALLOW them Es4cpa that
would ks trAaspnri5 tblA4
the nninand 70 Sn Ia Rosa lsaad a htishf ideal They
urthsr toll ~ Wbnlo
taken und all h4nds held as war. Fee Cora
mandsn Of the feet to he least to BE- of
but splendid hs has lost TO be
ltoe4ed by The acit = publican II he had sonsls @
have been the egnua Of she 10 "A ef
the proceedings approSin pnb etinsS ann the
end bave deiah As it is tbs old bh AZ
will ho in rage, is be his s dislike
a spnSltlr !
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-11

John Began, man well known in this city,
reached here yesterday in irons, from Canton,
Miss, where he was arrested upon Gov. Moore's
requsition, charging him with the murder of Jo-.
seph Smith at Alexandria, La, on the 9th Of April
ultimo. Both men kept cofeehouses in that town,
and Smith had formerly been in Bogan's employ.
gan shot and killed Smith on the spot. Began as
serts that Smith shot at him twice before he fired.
His instant flight, however, made the case look
bad against him. He. was brought here to be for
Warded to Alexandria. ,m
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NEW COMPANY DOWN TOWN.

A preliminary meeting, to organize new mill
tary company for State service, was held last
evening in the reception room of the Pontchartran
Railroad Company, in the Third District. Those
who attended this meeting are called upon to meet
again at the same place on Monday evening, to
organize. We refer to the notice in our military
advertising columns,
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HO EOR PENSACOLA

The schooner Star leaves the Jackson Square
landing to-day for Pensacola. All those wishing
to send packages or parcels to men in Col. Glad
denis regiment, will send them to the schooner to
the care of G. H. Mobiles, Sutler of the regiment.
Blockade or no blockade, all things sent by this
schooner will be sure to reach Pensacola.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-11

Capt Henry strong's gallant company lastnight
organized for immediate active service. For
few days, the roll will be open to young and active
men, well recommended See the Captains Off
cial notice in our military department.
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MAJOR ASpERs4s wAsss TO Co BAck ID Foar

MAJOR ANDERSEN WAGgs TO Go BACK se FaRr
suMrER-The Wa taagton Cincinnati Ca
zette, under date OF the 5sh ssrites as fosl5ws:
Major Anderson the he0 Fort arrived IN this city
Yesterday, and said ySH The President and sesrear OF
War 1t usNrsto taat
measrsas and Il Is not an thai hs via bs
called apon good his deeer ION IN Nsss ana
plant his iAg of Fat samter n rs old heatis n
We hope he wilt aeye good time planning the ed aag aseln
Fort SUMTER But pfiystG opinion u be VIII never co.
lives Not TINT wa doubt his bragtss he kaaws hat
/ would bs useless,
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PROSPECT OF A FIGHr.- PhUodelphia May c.
dspatch he New York Post the r. B. RRiuey
is to convey force from Annapolis to reake SMITHS Point,
In. aud 10 board She will replace the
hship removed by the re els.
Smuhs Point where the Potomac river empes into Chesa
penHu Bay he Virginia side and in the county of
Northumberland The Virgnians several days ago. removed
the gh boat which stationed there for ha meat of nay
gaton and Old Aba going send seventy
letakc it, The Observation-Disclosures viii whip Old Abes
seventy men befor breakfast in The mo ming
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F1EzESraJp GROVE WEdLSEGK9
EsTNUT GROVE WHIsK


CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY
The Proprietor Of the abovs CELEBRATED WHIsKYd
sres to introduce article public and physican city
and country aB the
Purest Dtfsusmhie stfnlaiart
Which prepared for medical It proves
cordial c heslthul and invgoratng inn enaabea
Yhathsr by age or dsease It distilled rye
malt nutritious properties preserved bys process
peculiarly hs whereby the Fusi Oil and other uocus In
sedenS known he contained in the Whisky in general
completely separated that the absolute purity of this
ticls from any foreign admixureis guaranteed.
In addition the following testimonials from the
Analytical Chemists of Philadelphia New York and Boa
ton the State Agricultural Society endorsed It with Their
Diploma and Dr. Jackson Boston, hes testified under oat
10 It's absolute purity. Read the following
CERTIF Gates:
Philadelphia, Sept. 8, 1853.
We haze carefully tested the sample of Chestnut Grove
Whisky which you us, find that
poisonous Fus OIL which is the character
and Injurious ingredient ofhe Whistles general
BOOTH, GARRETT Il CAMAC,
Analytical Cher1iste
New York, Sept. s, 1875
haYs snayzed sample OF Chestnut Grove whisky received
air. Charles Wharton r of Philadelphia and havint
oarsu7 it, pleased TINT entirely tet
rom poisonous deesrious substance. Il Ii unusually
7crs and Gns lagored quality of Whisky.
JAMES R. Chiffon, Analytical Chszaist,
Boston March 7, 1859
have made chemical analysis of commercial aanapes
Chestnut Whsky which proves be free from ehsavy
Fusil oils and perfectly pure and unadaeTatod. TIE
favor Whisky derived from the grain used III
,act1ring It. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, b. D., State Assayer,
No. l6 Boyiaton stress.
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The Cincinnati Gazette says

II the States the lowr Mississippi to maintain Their
pres. iuIe Of hostility TO the Government OF III Union
they may consider INVASION or later matter OF cor
talnty.
Don't believe word of it. Cairo is the lowest Southern point
they will venture IT, however, they should make the
exper mt Kentucky and nnaSsee viii be ready for them
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~ BARNEs' HOTEL 4gsss
SE;H MISSISSIPPI CITY, MISS. r. r..

establishment will be opened for the accommodation of
visitors on day Of june next The entire place has
,asn aHyy fitted M in c0mplete order, A new
Whaf and Houses have been erected Attached to the
aai sn n id far Ronp conaining choicest Vines and
also Billiard Saloon and Fen Pin Alleys atte the
1Sst annovel extensive ri to and Rite a
ery and Livery Stabe provided with NO. Saddie tSEy
and Carriage ta immediate vicinity the Telegraph
and Post 0fhes are sttnated
TentIanen and ladies wishing rooms Will please
address " ILL An BARNES, Thompson Barres y
and Common street. Orleans until the LIST OF ue ana
hereatter the PfopFetor, at mississippi sity
myS Am ma4, d oA1s4si1Ht ssi1t A+Sl0A'
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DOUGLAS MAKES ANOTHER WAR SPEEGH.-Sena-
tor Douglass on reaching his home in Cicage made another
war speech. Among other things he said
When he question Of iu the cotton heds Of the
South fields Of Illinois, say the farther I'll the bet
Which menr we suppose that the HoOsiers of Illinois ought
to inNnda ns Let hem clme
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FIRE.

The alarm Of fire yesterday morning was caused
by small blazing out in the house No l02 St.
Philip street. But little damage was done.
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ABRAHAM HAND ur.-rhe Washington CORES

popdent of the Cincinnati GsEette sass:
The Government will sceasary 10 sue caIi for
aao hr loan speee enough hard pay III
iha Cover menf employees.
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In Athens, Ga, there is patriotic lady, whose
husband and l in The cling the only
white person the premisest Such Io patriotism
worthy he days Of the Revolution,
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VOLUME XIV.
Sflilitary Notitts.

MERCER RIFLE GUARD. Armory 1856 Common street,
New trleans MAY A. IS6l.
l. MEEV PROMPTLY EVERY EVENING, AT
J III o'clock Uniforms and equipments furnished to all in
vi u, ranks wh1 desire ,hem. Our purpose immediate
BY order: THOS f. WALLER, Captain.
JoHs TonIN q, s. my7 If
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ND foDaE Masonic Hail. aorHor Of ST. Gisrlss and
srddo streets Mehea Of the Graft atsrusy invited
WIN. +. Stgsars, ". NJ $. J. Outlet ".
, VI hsafeF, sesrs:ry n L. Moors 8. o.; Henry e. obin
A YER,s sAR%A t,ARLLE,A, a COMPOUND Rem
e made concentrated extract Of Para s@r,apri rilia,
asto aard an diseases sersaparlla
tepgs e cure I ] bssysa tetsge geme4y ~, wanted
accomplish sieir prove Of immense service
% Y I a Gsa d I @ a. s R bea M
many Of the worst cases can he found Of the following com
ots aad setsfalgns Gmpaiat9 rnpti9ns sqd ErTptys
Head Syphilis and Syplic AciioHs Morcurial Disease
o, q If Rss t Xn5a Realty & PyPn P nds9d egd
s hoe class Of complaints arising from 1mpuy of the
VII q sn rSp 5n5s s IF hssh si y gs te
Sed n tbat @e%n Of tie YEAR BY the tmey expulsion Of
them ra1kltng disa asrs nppsd in The bud Mnl.i
I Of m SPq m % ad f no sed Wsd
70 dis through the natural channels he body BY altsra
1--WE rns4icine Cleanse out the vaed blood whenever you
tons sores: when you hnd is obsruet'd and slug
as Viii Hss yo gaan Ersn %cy poTiensr dsrs
s efF hoS hsa ss FS live T m s S nnRs S5 @
this pabnuln Of disordered, be lasting health
RGs! a ifsf @ sRss E5e "a 'nS ~
as hs ss s 5G has as bsp @
q BS o 9ffs @ noe hs ds bsgsase ae"e mt nas
pretending to be extrscts Of it con
&
ties Pss.endEg 70 eye qart Of Extract Of @ Sarsap"a M @ for for
they only little sarsapela but often no
curative properties whatever Hence bitter ard painful dssp
eTa which until tn itself is Justly de-
sl call this eqmgound sarsaparn and intend to snGGy
such remedy shall te5cue the mems from tue loud o. o9o
sx has fes virs R hh sro fress7e By The ordinary
apss eradication he system, the remedy should be ju
PFspafsd Sy Dr. j. u AVER, Lowell Mass Price, 81 per
Ayers Cherry Peetoral
itself such renown the Of every variety
and Lung Complaint TINT it is entirely unnecessary M
As has been in constant u,e throughout
% Ss S 5 q bs tsaa Sss Sss and ' bst
sd on their relief all haseser been found to do
Ayers Cathartie PfI1s,
cure os Cosveness, JsuRdice DygoepsiE IndiGes
t3 Foul stomach Ernslas Hesdaene ed Piof'
se ssaT TefssF Taao tFssS5s ana ana @ Gou
q ars PaRes Eel aaS Sss s S can
them pleasantly and they tho best aperen in the world for
Price. % cents per box; five boxes for 81.
treat numbers Of olergyneu Physicians Statesmen and
naI persopages have lent their TO certify tho unpaf
s nsen % hem Ths AeenS below
American Apsnac IN Which they ,G are t gyen @
tsg ssat t should bs fowsd their o..
Dc not BE put of oy ro G emond and tke
no others The The best aid there is for hem and
a9na o9r remeGe nst a are for sale b. JOHN WRIGHT Co
Nos n and ISL Chartres street Now Orleans an 6y s rg
ATEAL's AnzEHosIA WHISKY.
PURE ARTICLE,
gar EansiIy ssasd Medicinal Pnrpossn.
+ . . y
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NUMBER 50.

rELeaaspAED TO THE NEW oalsaHs CRESCENT.
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DEoPLE1s' .pMoELGs' LlNE.


o l G E.
We have completed BLUE OFFICE the Ievee foot Of
Cont street. CLERK will always be found In attend
receive Freight and ign Bills Ladng the Packets
GOLD EN- AGE and R. W. POWELL
This facility affords friends tho opportunity shipping
DAILY Fort Adams and al intermediate points without In
curing the ES FEESE Of asd age ard extra arayage.
Of If z. = ADAMS Co, Agents.
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IMPORTANT NEWS FROM MARYLAND.
Movements, O Northern Troops

lar so57nwgsrERv AND AxER.c4S LraEs.1
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ss.sx COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE
S 25 acres OF land thirty mile wet Of vc6sbnrg on
Fronts miles on Horse Shoe Iake rer MI on
now in cuvaion 200 old deadenef The premises consist Of
Frame Dwelling Gin Houe, Negr1 Cabins, etc Would divide
the and sell either half This chance pnr
chase eoo1 land being in the best cotton latnds the
WARREN GIL NJ RE. Il co
a22 In 45 t1a-opdelet street.
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StLiLituru Motitts.

4 THIRD WARD CLAIBORNE GUARD,
@ Aient,oiA special nee ing of h's 90 npany gl be held
III at Their Headquarters OF traVier ana ST. Ja' o
u Ntrsets, MONDAY May I3h at IL o'clock NJ Mem
bels requested bs Dunctua business OF importance
will be .aid before hem
BY order: .- =
r. S. KEAGHEY, President.
II tf1IT, taro
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aFt-y1Maley Lodge MO. 80, e. and a.. Ms.'-
s1i1nication5 Of this Lodge are held EVERY SAT
Z att c'ci9sk in their Lodge Room at TIE
gsddo streets Members Of the Graft fgateruay vted
orFa5sps-wn. H. Stswart, W NJ; s. j. Outlet, W. :;
r.. 2. Hall, Z. ". Thaidsus D. FanHor1 Tyeaaurer
r VI sheafaF, Serrstary r. u. Mnors, d. Henry e. Robin
ron. I. D.. Jas. r. Srof ,Tvier. nb 1y
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81 MOTTO NOTICE. >EIasa
GSEAsHIo STABLES @SssS@sss
The undersigned has his NEW STABLES NO. Ivy 4raVief
street, open where Horses Buggies can be hired
Horses kept livery usual rates. also bought and sold On
di5 " W. N ROGERS
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g. YOUNG MEN, ATTENT on THERE WILL
3 ne nestI be on SATURD aY, he lith inst. thu
m hnern Press Yard on Annnneation street near Felicity
IL Road fer purpose of organizing Volunteer Company
Tor the defence of this State Young Of First and
f0urTn District please attend.
mylO 20 J. C. SMITH, Captain.
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9artitular SIotltes.

fiALh OF WASHINGTON FIRE COMPANY No TO-
r,.srr,r, y, n. Few Orleans Mty y, 1861
pDNAthe O1iccrS and mem Blera Of T5,fa Conn,
phny arc hereby notified attend an adjourned mon y meet
I'M, , tg pe Ield W the Engine House. On SUNDAY MORN
lhdt the LIN inst, at 10 O'clock ny rFss''
BY order:
nyl0 Y ], It. STEELE secy.
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HEADQUARTERS BATTALION WASHINGTON ARTILLEET
II New Orleans, March 6, 1851.
tM ORDER No. I3-UNTIL FURTHER OR saa{A
M ders, the Drills ., this Baalon will ba as follows: S
III First .omPany will Drill on MONDAYS SstsFtss$SSsss
1A Secoud . :, :. TtrESD YS Ess2s!ESs9
Third . :. :. THlTrS AVS.
Fourth FRIDAYS, each Week.
On WEDNESDAYS the four Companies will assemble for
Battalion nrill and examination. .
From Sc cuber the hour for drills will
TX clock P NJ and from lst September to st March, at
O'Clock 7. NJ.
Fines for absence will be rjgidly enforced.
By order:
j. B. WALTON, Major Com'dg.
WV NJ OWEN Adutnnt MI 6m
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HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA.
Adufant- Generals Offce ;
n, New Orleans. tpril q 1851
E3 ORDERS No. F0J FOUR ~REGIMENTS or
f 1uany will be received and mustered into the service Of
III Confederate Army under hereqnstiUns by companies
presented Companies BatalionS will rendezvous
city of New Orleans without delay and will report the
Adiutant General. By 6rder Of
THOs. o. MOORE,
Governor ana Commander er-inChief.
NJ GRIynT ASimant and Tnsnrctar General Ia a24 If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-11

The Proprietor Of the abovs CELEBRATED WHISKY
sreg introduce the article 10 the public and yseians Of c
And country, aB the
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. ~ n. I-797E.- WV r NJ BANK AMERICA, [
- New Orleans May l. 1861. s
s,,iE np Z, Pleage N take notice that this Bank
t2t on open N nv evening, from O'Clock usual
2totn the 10Th May to the 3Dli September.
- Byresoiption of the Board:
nYS1 -Al---.a3. A. EARTIER
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HEADoUART LAFAYETTE RIFLES,
New Orleans, May 1861.
u THE WFHIRERS OF THIS COMPANY ARE
W hereby ordered TO attend reguar drill att o'clock EVERY
fI EVENING. and at orlor< EVERY MikNING, at their
u hfmory No CD Tchoupouas street Volunteers for active
service will be enrolled Uniform and equipments Will be fur
nIShed by the Company. - = - -
my6 IF BY ORDER OF THE CAPTAIN.
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HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA GUARD, I
New orleans. May 9 1851.
g. ATT a VI EEETING Or THIS LORPS, HELD Or
t3 n nday evsmsg 9Th inst the following gentlemen wer
vi etectcd officers OF Company u
LII Jas. Moran, Cap ain
VIM. BuIltt. LIST Lieutenant,
T. W. Peytnn. 81 ..
j. F. Bauduc ID Jr.
Alex. Trel'ord lB Sergeant.
G. A. Wood, 2d
j. q RO%lAnd Sd :.
j. W. d marest, All =.
Geo. Graham lst Corporal.
G. y. Miller. 2d
J. r. Wat +, Sd :.
N, Kavanugh. 4th
myIO Il j. IL ROWLAND Secretary pro fem