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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-15

Sammtlite Gigentbimsr irsenc eine5 lbierss
Son' 9unoeseidleHt inneybalb rer Corporations
9ren5e'1 npn 81. paul >perccn biermit a%ufocfcr>
eert> innerbalt 5 5ascn Don hem Datum rielrr
9n5et9enen Seltimmrnaen Scn 9ir. 10 ccrStatt-
Srelllal1Sel'> ipelde erfprcer,> tab ole iclhs
Ap1efe 1T Der ettY+ elert5' Office r%eslltrirt, aetr
rig remnultortt pereen rnb Gin Saletanp NIT rt,n
Nanen be5 Glgentbumers traecl1, uod~,ufom1nsn
user bic Seltimmunsen ter 1enatnten Crpi.
nan3sn serlebt, fest liG lAuerer Stroic aus, rnn
Der YoliSsi Gbef lit anaewieru, tie Srpin1n,
1trens III Strait su iebsn.
SIN Nu1trase oes Staotrath5:
u SuHl 1901. {. y. gpttcr,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-15
S1Fee ees Stabt- Grmptrruers> }
ct. paul, 6. Mli 1861. {
Certificate.

N'c Snbabsr BON StraBen'G ertifea!eu, netq.
pm ben Stroben<G cmmiiilcners Der Yerld}ietenfN
@ares rer Stabt ct. paul auseeitelt lnc, tpf,s
BEN blernit %teceutet> ZEN nr9 untesablteu 8etta,
benz Stabt<@ Comptroller suriid;ult Hen sc1 rem,
II. Suli> bamit bic elbeu in bic 2arlilfe oes ar
e%eeenpartiscn Sabre5 einsel4lrNen mereen.
Wm. 0an 6amm,
Staht+ GomrtrpIe,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-15
S9lieblt9 nod Elm Wurt 81 ben 9erren
QanofauReuten!

@eit Dem Bee,nne se9enwdrtieer @ailcn BADEN
mir unier Saupt=M ueennert ouf's Wbclel ale-
@el9aft seleet uno luben bierin uulere 5au
Toree gu entwideln ; mir baben bisiiir Gin @rtra-
Departement einridten laNen unp tieten ben Ser
rem Wieperperf6ufern i'm 9anre olle Gortbeile
uro Yequemlibteiten> bic :ibnsn uur BON I'M leren
9oncurrenteu in ben Dnliden pldyen uTerirt usr-
hen fInueu. Infer Stud 1T iur Den Dry Gjppbs
Gpn UNI in Winnelota Gin mirtlib grpbartiser lnp
wercen cs erwabnte 1reuuoc in ibrem Jntere6e
inpen, II bel ms einSufaufen> "a es teinem
aupern Saule in Minnelrta mpslib 1T, mas Nus~
wabl unp BiQigfeit tetriht, aub MIR anaabernb
nit unS runcurrren gu fUunen.
Serr Mmerbacb
pcr nit bie1rm Oepartement tstraut ,ppresn, MIR
eS ]9 auaelesen fem lalen, uniere perebrtsu Sun
, ~ in jeper Ye3iebuns s~uiriepen gu teaen.
Suffice & 6crepau9b.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-15
Sefanntmachnnn.

Auelt'rs'O tfce Stanley g., Minn.,}
St. paul, 3. Stunt 81.
Yer unter3elhnfte rin,ntt bis aum %. tiele5
grrldla9e IN e%msfans fir Msulssu,o Der 9Hal~
lerrVgre pom her Suele an @cttaae Wpen1e mad,
DEM @etan9nlB. Ndbere Musfunft munrlid.
Sna ~n!trage Der County 6 rm,nilVeners:
3. M. 81 etcalf. @punts- Muhitrr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-15

Der @onfScerirten Stootcn in NetkSr<
leans; Or MarlDaQ Der Guuf. Staaz
ten> Wr. y: 8. 8eperly, bat in Betrcf
Der S9iTe Millan Ocean Goole, Guo'
S. 8. Saryi6 unb Marjdau 1eine NIrfl
foroerun9 an NQe> Die iraeucwie Nulrriiz
DIE an Die SdiHe ;u baben elaube,, nm
parjutbun> aus wel9em Wrunp be1oote
Tabrjeu9e ni6t vercammt unit ais outs
prilen gum 8eiten Der Nebmer y%erfouft
tperoen lollen, erlanen>
Der MiIan bat 1900 Glide Sal, an
8oro @ertb pe5 @1iTe5 $4,000
Sarte Ocean eagle bon &odlanc, Maine,
NIT un9elSldtem &alf Wcrtb $4,000;
S9coner Gua> Don Eampico fit Yenlas
cota> nit 8ananen, Sran9en &C., Gd,if
uno 2aoun9 $4,000 wertb SAif N(a<
ratbcn Spn Warl eiue In BoQalt, Mertb
$4,000; S6if Mbdlinc ypn Beltpn,
NIT Gt6. Saoun9 uno @diT $4,000;
S9lf Warlbau Spn 5ayre in Bouoif,
Wertb miroeiten5 $4,000; s. S, Sarz
pt6 Don 9%iperpppl in 8aQat $4,000.
Gerl9ieeene unlerer prpminenten 0ez
l6dft6leute, bic @tc66 in ben 9enannten
&apern 9enpmmen baben> 1ino e%ritauut
Uber bic pro table &apitalanlaoen> ric
Ite Sen1a9t cenn in elmer WoGe bat (d
oaS tnYetirte &apital ldpn p%ercpppelt,
uno oa5 1T nur erit eer Nnfan9, Tiele
oer &apitaliten meroen fi1 burd cieie
ertol9e ermutbi9t leben> einen Ibeil ibre5
9slpeS IN 9lei1er @eiie ansule9en. d.
Die Ser. Staatenz0 el1pacsr meii beir,<
9erltten ,purcen uno Der Nprcen feline
Srte15l6ihe 81 entbebren bat I'm feline
Sau1abrer gu tel6usen> 10 tietcn ollc
Weere cit fru9tbare5 6elp rer Nusheute
tlr u'1lere &apcr unb am Gnrc rcs &riez
9cS miro ber Citizen cine lplenrire CONT
nerctelle Wlartne iii 1etne1 6lfen bober
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-15

Dtr baben fur unlere lebr %oeraumisen neuen
2otalitaten unisre gintaufe Sesen bic frubsrer
Sabre pereoppelt> III uerl9ieoenen Sranden per-
breifadt III Der Mtligt, III Term @el9dfte cine
er1bere DISTRIBUTING gu seben UNI mir bp1en, haB
baleltc nunnebr ais pas aus9cpsbntclte unp 9rDBte
in Minneiota, fir bie3ufunft li9 c~clelten slten
&ufes unp 8ertrauens gu e@rfreuen baten peree>
ais womit unlere 8ir,na beebrt murpe.
Sir &auieute I'M Sanpe e~rlauben mir un5 bic
@emertuus paB unicre Bepinsunsen fir @ispsr=
pertaufer iebr silnltie eelteat uup mir ben oies>
jabrisen abnprm biuissn Gintaufea 5ufulse III Der
Gage lnb> 9ortbeile 81 bieten, ME frlber ncdb
ME. Infer Yartner> 9err 8. Mablsr, bat tielsm
9telort ~unleres @elda1ts5 Sor5ulteben l1bernpm-
men unp wirb es in lsiner gewpbuten Weile li9
aneelesen fem l~alen> luwubl @bplslale ais &C.
tailperfdufe CUR beionberen 3ufriepenbeit Der 9er>
rem aauier gu eHectuiren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-15
Sp'n'ner=M Encouragement.
llue omar
@pnjert! GDn5ert! GD15ert'
1T Ser NittSbur9b Bruuere;.

unter5ei9neter erlautt lh> lcinen merttsr
Uretl1cen u1e Sefannten> icnic iitertauet eiren
9sebrten Yublltlm %er9eten1 on5useiaen> rab We:
nun an jepen Sonntag III, pti9en 9vful Gin 0pn
5srt nit 1reiem Gtntritt ltottNnren min, mr,v id
aae Nrrbereitaneen sstrpnen tate, Sersm meme
wertben @alte nit einem auSe3cihnct gutter 0il,as
Sler, lelple nit nerl9ifDensu fattau Srei]cr al
SWmetjer u1o yt,nturse: A1le> Sdinfen, mari
nlrfe orlano. 9ari19e> Sarciuen II. J.. NJ mi
5uDarten.
lin 5ablrei9sn SeI ud titiet unt Scitncl rod
a9tun9eppQt 81. +. Ncilcr, Wa.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-15
Jpbn Saeeenmiuer's
p1ttSbur0 &QQerbter=6ulDn

T'**VV"*B GUYL|VVE|@SWIUU,
ede Ter Dritten unb Nptert @traee.
ct. Yaul, M}tnn.
so balte tets sutes 2aserbier, celifate Bran=
olfs> atte 5apanna<@ isarreu, auaasaeidueten
smnen'baler unb Qimbureer Safe, i0wie ancere
talte Speiien vprr dtbia.
users nl9t ~elauben mia> tsr fon,m,e unb iiter~
5euee f@. @utr Treurb
Spbn 3aggenmiIler,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-15
Sobesau;etoe.

Sobesan;ei9e~
Mmt 6reitag> ben II. SUM Trib 80 lltr eut-
rip uns Der Srb infer ~eclictts5 Gpvcpterleiu Moria
Nlmt1e III oent aartsn Glitter scn 1 Sabr, 9 NEc
nat une IA Saseu. Das Nesrltnib eer d.
b,nse\dieeen. II ,rtro bente Spnuatsnc, nm 3 llhr
Madpn1ltta9s ltattfincen. Dlie ~2lnsciac micneu
a!lfl tpellnehmenren Jreunceu uuo ytfarutsu
bic bstrllbten Glteru
WiIlilm Niehaus>
Gatbarine Miehaus
9et. S6rptrtr.
- t.paul, 4. ctr. rem Gplrtbaus sessn-
Tkrr
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-15
9as Nemcfc
in
TrUblin98< unb
&p1n11tcr : @oore11

bat lpeben DON New>gprf
erbalten unb pferirt benz publifum Don ct. saul
fcpie ber 1m9e9enb III Der reidbalti9fen Muswabl
unp au ben biui9len Yreilen bic 5anoluns BON
.. @. Sn9erIpQ IT,. Gpmp.,
1T ibrem
neuen Steineebduoe an Der 8. CITRATE
nabe Der Bride,
81. YauL Minnelota.
@ir 9eben ab:
@utfarbise &attune in allen Multtrn gu
10 Gents,
8ei ten 9ancaiter @in9bam gu 121a Gents
De LANES BON IS bis rs Gents.
Jerner balten mir cine rei9balti9e nnb ecl9mad>
DpQe MuSwabl Spn
&leiberfpfen unb @aarem fir
On,nen,
ais MautiQen, @bawls, @lpats, 5anbl9u5en>
@%trumpfmaaren &c. &C., ionic
Tu6e uno @aroerpbe>N rtitel fur 9erren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-15
&Ifet @u@ fir ben 9 ommer!
&umpbcu's
Engros & detail
&letDer=9anblMn0,
8ermbeimer'S 8lpcf, Ste Ctr,
ct. Yaul, Minn.

MQnner< unb &naben<
&leibmn9sHmde
fir ben TrlbjabrS< uno Spmmerz5 anoel.
SD bin jest 1T ben Stanc sslsBt, Elm berrlias6
Eager Don fertisen 8letpun9Studen,
wel9es iammtli9e %neustsn Maaren uno Wopen
gu b%eoeuteno berabseltyten Yreilen nmfaBt.
&letnere Nrttfel lr bic
Serren:6arberpbe.
Sn bicler Brau9e Ssrn,a9 iA bo5 bette Ha9er
BON 5alstidern, Yinoea, AraYatten, Seu1oene
3rasen, %wpl(enen, %,eioenen II. 9irlhlsoer=9 ano>
lbuben, Motta|li fms, Netleta19en>, 9rrBen uno
tlsinsn 0oTern, 9:auen, rotben uno tlauen nsbsr=
bemoen, Blanfets, SbawlS, ~Hotes" &C. &c.
De59lei6en Elm 9roBeS Experiment Don
&iiteu 11ub Ntmtcu.
@rpbbdnpler weroeu eS YprtbeilbaTt l1neen> mir
einen Yelub gu iGenfen.
ct. Yaul, 20. Npp. 1860.
s. .. Campbell.
5acpb Mfatbc8,
beut|9er @lert.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-15


auf's &ei9baltielte unp Oe1Gmafvp0te a~(ortirt
unb beebrt lt loldeS leinen pcrebrten Nunoea sr-
eebenlt an3usei9en.
Das Eager 1T NIT a4en neuen Grl1eiuunsen
ser 9ailon aua9eltattet uno tistet nanentiiG' cine
@rpBe Mu8wabl 1T &leioer<
1tpfen,
ais: MerinuS, @aleneias, Ylaips> Delaines>
YaramattaS, % 8ei9es, Yuil be 9eprea &c. &C.,
ferner unterbalien mir einen l1Vuen gorratb
bunter unb etnfarbi9er Seipen,paaren
unb pertaufen 1ul9e genau gu &ew=yprfer Yrei-
len. -
Infer Eager TT @bawl5, Glpaf5 unb Minter-
Mdntel it ouf's Gei9lte con,plettirt, unp erlau-
ben mir uns nod bic Serebrten Damen auf unler
8roBartise5
WetB>W aarenz u. Irtmmin9SzN 81 1ortmcnt
aufmerflam gu MAIDEN.
Sn 0erren= Nrtiteln, ale: Bput5fin5, Oosfine,
@aIemeres, DuTels, @raDattes, 9emben &c. tic-
ten mir jeper @cneurren3 bic @pige> ba mir in bic
fer 8ran4e bic portbsilbafte ten Tertinpungen
baben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-15

- WV lttIpltS~
treuer 8ur9er i'm Siicen 9louten f5nnen>
uno oenen m6dten mir ben Mnblif Min
lben> Der un6 iboucern madte. yBir
labe1 ndmli6 9eitem Nodmittao einen
trattt9en Wann mittleren Mlter5 ouf Der
Dur@retle i'm @rinen 8oum otfeioen,
oer an @eit9t 5dnoen uno loweit her
&orper 1t9tbar mar Spuren bortarilder
W'bbanolunoen tru9. Nuf Befra9en en-
5a9lte er uns> oab er 16pn ldn9ere Belt
rubt9 ieinem @elAdfte in NemzSrleauS
ra@9e9anem iei bis Ypr einiaen Gooen
et&1t9e rob aualebenbe @el ellen Jpn in leiz
item etwas emit crnt bon anberu Wpbuz
ua9en l%le9enoen 5auie dterfauen> feline
9anoe NIT 9anol6ellcn 9el9lp0en> i'm
ooran ouf9ebdn9t unb 10 Lance nit
9unospeitl9en burd9ebauen bitten, bis
er uber uno lber nit Slut beoeft bic 8ez
ltnnun9 Serloren> @QeS cieies eelbob
s'n5tg uuo aQeiu tur neil CT ais elm treuz
er unionit befannt mar. Gin Treunb
Won tbn1> Tamilienuater DON Z &inceru>
wuroe 2 Sage Sorber in Elm Wbisfeytor>
tel 9eFtedt uno in zen Mi1Fldppi oerpIt,
erjablte ct nod oisle G@anptbaterl
mt cenen mir jeoo9 un(ere 2eler ni9t
meltei beldltt9en wouen. (B. 30
Ote &aperei in DplIc
9aa8e.-Dte Sem S1lean6 r8ee" BE-
Ftdtft lber bic Grfol9e Der &aperl6ife
Don NewzSrleana wie fol9t:
Us 1no bis jeBt Z S9ife 9efapert
; bret ourG ra5 &anonencampfz
ooot CALHOUN unb je swei bur6 oteD
pier Muilc unt g, s.. Soy. Der Mertb
9er tpe99enpmmenen @@iTe 1T $17O,O0O.
Die @erbanplun9en Dor benz Yrilen0ertdt
tnb bereits I'm Sang Ypr Der Off, Court
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-25

bibles for the Soldiers


IL. Crescent Sb'-My attention has been called
to a communication which appeared short time
ago in your columns, in relation to the supply of
our volunteers with copies Of the Scriptures while
at Camp Walker.
will not point out the manifest error into which
the writer fell, from incorrect information, but will
merely state facts. The Southwestern Bible Soci-
ETY. resolved on supplying every volunteer from its
field, viz: South Mississippi and Louisiana, with
pocket Testamenti this they set to work to &C
Complish, until their whole stock was exhausted,
Day after day their agent and an assistant visited
Camp Walker, supplying the companies encamped
there, first giving each man book, and towards
the close, as the supply ran low, giving two books
to each mess.
Including donations to Mississippi, some TWO or
three Thousand copies have been distributed, but
supply of fully ten thousand copies was needed.
There are now over three thousand copies the
road for this purpose from Louisville, which Adams
Express have generously offered to transport free
OF charge. Seeing the great quantity needed, the
Directors, in April, telegraphed for ten thousand
copies; bet so great had been the demand that the
edition was ont of print.
May thank you to give this one. Insertion in just
ice to all parties and to show the soliGitude and
activity eyinced by our Bible Societies in providing
for the spiritual wants of our brave men
LIFE DIRECTOR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-25
From the Sect Of Bg'U3'.
TRULY SUPERB
GEOGRAPHIC VIEWS.
PICTURE WORTH FRAMING,
The Price Is the same as Photographs OF
smaller Size have invariably Sold For.

Mol, a. Vr,y Of the Orlen, teIc', raa nolv. n..
r0t" in nu'o heir cucunpmcat at l',lI vi RS uay,@
n.lr = n4rva
No. 4. View of the Orleans Cadets capt nDcoy tr7
Of l.e ".cm.ulru rae month u. L +, Ey.g I'n,uco
No. l,E View Of tle enrauIm"ut OF he Orleans tde'
capt. Dr"uE showing camp lite while of uoty.
No. l. u. View Of Officers md Officers rruts o Oy,
Cadets.
w, = View of For Pikcu> taken fonrt beach in t"rt q
Font harnucls This is tic nearest hand e.. rlck~udi
+ tunre about mile and h.f.
No. }. Front view OF Font a.rr ,ac.s from the beach.
No. 4. View o the old Spanish Fo,t BArros, with Fort
Pi.keus Ia the distance
No j. View Of top and interior Fort E.rrlneas with the
MEN the .,ns.
No. t. View Of top and interior Fort Elrcs showing
guns, c'c.
Nc. I. View ii the Moa, around Font Bac.nra showing
s"5 port,
No s. View o. ly Port Fort B4rnc, Inside look
ing ont, showog two l0.iuch Coumbad, coming in
Ne. H. View from the top of Bnruncas O. the encanp.
met # the let Alabama Regiment with Pouccr Guards Capt.
Cl,ik, on parade
10, Il. View Of SInd Battery the RICH, Of Fogl B4tanu.
Ne -. View Of the Light house opposite Fort Pckens los
.r"t Ea n3 Of M best sl IN the country The top hi,
Lr'' hou,e comInts view hand md sea las t rs ,y rye
,anleNrh.
n. H. View Fo.: P'.heD5 from the top vs Lt, ,.y4 r.
= wing ;he United >iat, ,qn,drount anchor.
No. Is F'~o: Macy Yard, Fort B.lraucns Writ In amp.
E'rNl-, .:r., franz tap Of Ii,ll hau.e.
NJ ~ Frw tie r5:nrrne: Of III. 7i ,,l lg,. H.-,..
tt:rt ""-;. s' Is fo~} 'yp If I.tghi hou,e,
NJ. /, r~ the o! the ,r! ~ 3d. =, @
i"r>.,e hU" IF Barb-urS~r' Ia ~.., , wiz, T. r.
N f. IN tas d,r, 'aEs2 from r.- :pp o. L1l 1m~r
No.Is. uHcat Ike BARBOUR Sand :att47,. l..r 1-t,u
Titi r~~ua ,;GG-.
No. - E"c"np~cn Il: '"yson G~nrds C-t, N4Jr. I, III
\" Il En- a-p'n.rt oC no Ie.l-yie R.r 'ur H,4 /.
~o.t@ j.; Alabama Il ru,et. ueur Light ls,,r
~ - View Of re F2umpmeHt the Ni..t,-ipIi T. q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-25

A GREET FEAT.-A beautiful Southern flag was
raised in the vicinity of the Allegheny Springs,
few days since, under the auspices Of some ladies
from New Orleans and Memphis, who are visiting
the Springs the raising of which was done in a
manner truly wonderful. The highest pinnacle of
the Allegheny Mountains was selected as the point
for raising the flag. TO which the ladies walked,
distance Of two and half miles; on reaching
which, q tall pine, about one hundred feet high,
was climbed by q negro named Burwe, and ak in
bis mouth, and the flagstaff in one hand, to the
topmost branch Of which the staff was attached
and the flag thrown to the breeze It now galy
fiutters in full view Of the surrounding country for
miles, and from the hotel of the Springs the Stars
and Bars can be distinctly seen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-25


MILITARY NoTICEs.--rhe Cannon Guards viii
receive few more able bodied men. Rendezvous
at the Orleans Cotton Press.
The Confederate Guard Company B, are ordered
to meet for company drill etc o'clock this evening.
The Orleans Blues are to meet tomorrow eve
ming on business of Importance.
The Swiss Guards are ordered to be at the
armory at halfpast 6 O'Clock this evening. All
Swiss citizens are invited to attend.
The Quitman Rangers meet at half-past O'Clock
this evening, on special business. Drill every
night. The Company will be mustered in on
Thursday. The officers of this company have
been elected, as follows: Captain, Henry Gillian
First Lieutenant Thomas A. Mcdonald; Second
Lieutenant, John G. Prague; Junior Second Lieut.
enant, Benz. F. Post.
The knights Of the Cord and Dagger are organ.
zed, and have their armory at the corner of Front
Leyee and Crossman streets. Twelve more good
men are wanted, to fill the company.
The Continental Guards Company G, are about
being organized. We know the men getting up
this company and will answer for its being another
gem in the Confederate service The armory is
at the same old Continental rendezvous, corner of
ST.. Charles and Lafayette streets.
We refer to the various notices in our military
dspRytraenS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-25

NEw BooSs N Pass. Our friend Geo. Ellis,
fsuccessor to j. G. Morgan) has gone into tae
book publishing business with an enterprise which
deserves the largest patronage and success. He
will have ready, on Thursday next, Chief Justice
Taneys Opinion in the case Of John Merryman,
applying for o Writ Of Habeas Corpus docu,
ment which everybody should read and study.
On Friday he viii have ready the Regulations for
the army Of the Confederate States, with the
Articles Of War, and other things Of interest and
Importance to every soldier. Next week he will
issue new and complete Map Of the Whole State
ofVirginias- We refer to Mr.. Ellis advertisement,
and advise every to possess themselves Of each
of the valuable publications forthcoming.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-25
dVertlsemcnt.l
C0mgedcrate States of America


Confederate States of America,
PoST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Montgomery, May g. 1861. }
Proposals will be received the Contract Bureau of hi, De
partment, until 5 o'clock P NJ of TUESDAY, June o. 1871
| for CONVEYING THE MAILS OF THE CONFEDERATE
STATES between Louisiana and Texas the LIST of july
eoI or as soon thereafter contracts executed to 3
June, 1863 on the following routes, viz
No. 850-From New Orleans, La 10 Galveston Texas 4lO
miles and back, three times week. in steamships.
No 85Ol-From Galveston Texas Sauria Port Cayan and
steamships Bids for week invited
No 85O2-From Indianoa. Texas 10 Brazos Santiago 165
miles and back once wGeb in steamships Bids 10 run rre
month invited.
No s503-From Brashear n to Galveston Texas 2l5 miles
and back, three times a week, in steamships
No 85O5-From Brashear, La 10 Sabine Pass Texas 100
miles and back, three times week. ships Bids to run
sic times a.week invited.
Proposals will be received for contracts extending for less
Or greater length of time than years Ua not extending be-
You'd period of four years.
Bidders will submit schedules Tie cor eraon of the De-
partment.
Also, Route No -. From New Iberia La by Marion Lake
Charles Baou's Ferry Orange Texas l25 miles and hack
three times week-inland
Bids are invited for six times week service and for CARVING
the letter mails only and for the mails TO be conveyed
with due celebrity, certainty and security
JOHN II. REAGAN
h!0V +ptoao! P0stmast err General
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-25
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On Monday, oath inst O., o'c,u, =. e, Nj TALNONT
llEHbRr, of West Baton Rouge, aged IS years.
His friends and aeQuantance an4 those o. is brother Victor
Htbeet j. Gourdan and L. Bernard. invited attend
his funeral from the residence OF Nj J. y Go~rlar No 10
Bernard avenne Goodcldren street Third District
O'Clock this afternoon His remains will be taken thence
board the steamer Nary T, = conveyed Vest Bcl
Rngge for inttrnlelt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-25

THEATRICAL INTERCHANGEABLE st, Charles
Iheater will be open next saturday evening for a
dramatic entertainment, to be given by the Ores
cent Amateurs for the benefit of the families of
volunteers. Apopnlar bill will be offered, and the
occasion, in many respects, will be very interest
ing one. It will be seen, by the following tele,
graphic correspondence, that Mr.. DeBar has gene
rously offered the theater, free of charge:
To B. DeBnr: 800 2 'ule u
The Amateurs want the theater for the purpose
OF giving benefit to the families of the polanteers
D. N. HUGHES.
ST. LOUIS, June q.
Let Mr.. Hughes have the theater Saturday for
the benefit without charge.
b.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-25

PARKE HoTEL.-This delightfully."- situated estab-
lishment Qately the Verandah) is now open for
the reception of permanent and transient board
ers. Mr. n. B. Cook, the proprietor, guarantees
that the hotel which has been thoroughly reno.
vated and redtted, will be kept in the very best
style-a guarantee which means something, when
we consider his experience in the bookkeeping
line. We refer to bis card.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-25

1--we FREIGHT An Abotionist, caught few
days ago near Grand Glaize, Ark, was put in
Yarge. box and shipped to aFaher Abraham Lin
q Din, Washington, D. O., care,of W. H. Seward"
ID e animal vas furnished with provisions sufficient
to-. last him through.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-25

Five hund rcd Ghoctaw Indians, from Texas will
arrive in RI chmond in few weeks, under com ~
mand OF Caps Hainey, an old Texan RANGER 4
j DIN Wise'a BIS gade They come with the nndar
standing that ley are TO be apIoweato take scans
They will givel 10 quarter to the enemy and II,
none for tkemssl wee. With true aboriginal inda
pendence they waat no favors shown them ii
war, and when ths y sre whipped they are willing
todie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-25

4A4ge We are indebted to some unknown friend at
San Antonio, Texas, for a pamphlet copy, forty
eight pages, Of the "Journal of the Twelfth An
nuai Convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the Diocese of Texas The Church in
Texas, under the uinistration of Bishop Gregg, is
steadily increasing in numbers and influence.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-25

Gen Butler sent word to Gen. Magruder he
hoped the war would be conducted on principles
ofeiEilized warfare DEN II. replied have bnried
your dead and taken cars Of your wounded IN
sight Of the houses Of ssidoEs and orphans whom
you have driven forth. and whose property vo,,
have destroyed - ~"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-25

81. CHARLES THEATER.- box-ofice will be
open on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, for all
who wish TO secure seats at the amateur perform
ance on Saturday night for the benefit of volun-
teers. See the advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-25

IA Norfolk Day Book says that the engagement
at Be- thei Church is the identical spot on which the
iifst b title in that peninsula took place during the
ReYoia tionary war.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-25

=. Ne Coal Oil and Lamps Country Mer-
PLANTERS, and he public generally will find ut the Great
southern Coal Oil Lamp Emporium No. Charres street
w ' mo largest and only complete stock Of PURE COAL
ols and Wal OIL LAMPS IN thls city which Mesrs CO.
hAh offer TO the tgb2s rs'alI al lower prices
Eaarh. rrp So
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-25

The ondon Critic, in a notice of Mrs. H. B.
Stoves Pearl of Orr's Island" is ungallant
enough 4 2 say Mrs, Stoves forts we conceive 10
be niggera pious and impossible niggers.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-25

APPOINTMENT By THE PRESIDENT. : Prof A. T..
Bledaoe of the University Of Virginia, to be Chief
of the Bureau of War.