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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-25
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hELC Gated Cottage with large and highly cultivated <.aa-A
grounds of Louisiana Avenue Coliseum sts
City Of jefferson containing etanc hall four large
cabinet CLOSETS, n the building, kitchen building
with nents, chicken house. deep brick we'll
buildings with servants arbors flower
vegetable and nit gardens. Two squares CT Railroad
measures g. frovt each Toeano and
avenue by 800 f.et u Coli, e;rn street,
Amply 10 HAYS Il ,NDERS, 81 tnr0ndelet street,
SAINT. l. HILL. Broker IS Commercial Plnce. MIG In
aA NEGtuEs FUR sALU-THE UNDER
a. 4 nnade Of Chart street. recently occupied
n.y. John B. Smith, with very likely lot Of field anda
house wash and r0ncrF, eastresses ETC. sale
all imported from Virginia South Carolina.
Additional supp les will be received nm ,os4 i,r;ne
the Terms, reasonable Cor cash or annoved cv ac
cepthnceS' THD%. f. MATTHEW'S.
Office. II ESpRnaGe street, Chartreg.
RS-Delta and True Delta please copy. nj 6n
nm HAND AND H'ttt< SALEl-TRE CELEBRATED
~ McChesney Patent Washing HachinesSpsc'mens be
j. Waterman Bro, al the OF Magazine and
Common and the Mechanics and Dealars Exchange
No 49, 81. Charles and shop Of Lafay
and Basin atreet, New firisnnE
iwi4-y I'M. DAuGHERTy.
Sc SALE OE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ONE HUN
SSP DRIED NEGROES brought in last night
number OF them past
and longer and oil passed the ast Virginia
Maryland negroes, with this advantage OF accmation,
trained plantation abor offer inducements
WALTER L. CAMPBELL.
OH tt 81 BRronne Dear Common st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-25
NYEIHG.. Elm G..........DY
J. BoNTEMPs, DYER AND sOouRER

Has he hss iust nssuner
of the Dyeng establishments MO- rs ROYAL stress
and that he will continue careful alter
ton for which he Is celebrated
The in which, for the last years. be has ssi
ted the of his establishment Ronrhn,
street gTarantss for those whs honor him with ths
PsNVK8es ely
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-25
Steamboat Departures Tbis Guy.

EJ-Ihc bark Chester, from New York. is
now ready 10 discharge her 3d. Second District.
C3slghees Will please the House.
h goods not permitted will public their
expense nnd risk. "
mylS w JTyNgON Co-rn sira.t
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20

reported to be of Charleston, and not
permitting any kind Of a craft 10 enter
4 Massachusetts and New York reg
iment goes to Fort Monroe.
A report prevailed that Gen. Scott
had resigned, and was engaged with
Cameron and Ajutart Gen. Thomas.
Lctchcr is for a Central Cuniedcracy,
but conforms to the will of Virginia.
4 hundred guns were fired at Nor,
folk i'll rcioicings for the fall Of Stump,
ter.
The Memphis and Ohio Railroad Of,
fcrs to transport Southern troops free.
The Union flags Of the Steamers was
haulcd down at Memphis. The citizens
are are arluiuo and volunteering rapid.
".
Gen. Pillow, from Tennessee, has ~.
rived d Montgomery. President Davis
Will make his head quarters at Rich
moud il ten days. s. it is believed.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20
From Fridays Bulletin.
TIE EsIGr Spirit Worth.
100, OOO,OO DOLLARS OFFERED
The Revolution TO be Crushed
Out!

New York, April lit is rumored
that the Seventh Regiment OF Foiun-
teers, recently called INTO tue service Of
the United States, has been ordered to
Fort Acileury, Va.
1t Is also stated that, Notwithstanding
the refusal oI the Governors Of Ken
lucky and Missouri - respond 10 LIN.
coln's call, independent volunteer COM
pauies are organizing IN those States
~ seaport tie Federal Government.
the Republican, papers also say that
the Government has been offered a hun
dreI millions OF dollars to prosecute ta2
war.
The New York Herald is al&oOut this
morning i'll nearly Tie Same toue. 1t
d~cEouuces tie people Of the ConlcIcr,
ate STATES as reUels, and says the revo-
luton viii speedily be put down.
1t is stated that 10000 men have been
ordered to Washington in ease that viz.
ginia sccedes but this is doubtful.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20
lintOln's Reply to Virginia Commissioners.

Washington, April l4.-Lincoln. in
his reply to the Virginia Commission
ers, says an u~nprovokcd assault was
made on Fort Sumpter, and that conse-
eueutly he will retake alike seized pla.
ces 10 the best OF his ability, and epel
force by force-that it will probably
cause the mails to be withdrawn from
the seeded States. He will not collect
duties by armed invasion, but may land
forces to relieve forts on the border
country.
Albany, April l5.-It is rumored that
Gov. Morgan has received dispatches
from Lincoln, asking aid. Lincoln's re-
ply TO the Virginia Commissioners has
dissatisfied both the Demo rats and Re-
publicans. The Seventh and ~Sixty-nhhth
regiments have offered their services to
defend Washington.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20
ExC@ANAT
Fer the Defense oftIle Con.
Eedcratc States.

EIVE MILLIONS of the NOS: advantageous
4 avesmen, viii BE offered 10 the public on
tae l7th APRIL ensuing, and every citizen
throughout tie Confederate States vii. have The
opportunity Of taking a share OF the beHeh;, Al
the same time Of sustaining the cause Of his
country.
Bonds with coupons vii Le issued il sum
irom $1,000 10 $50; and where il Is preferred.
stock certificates III the usual form may be had
The interest Is at S per cent. pei %auEuuuu, pay
able every six months a; all our principal cities.
The deb, has the very unusual and Impo.tgu;
security Of d duty Q. one-eIgh:h Of 4 cen, pc.
pound, OF about CO cents per Tale Oh a.. cotton
exported This duly, under a.! circumstance
o. peace or var, secures the puaCtudl payment
o. tie interest. aud furnishes d sinking fund Ter
lie l.1empuou Of the principal. The coupons
when due, are receivable in payrnen, Of the duty
on cotton, @rI as thus made available as coin.
everywhere in our country. Ia order to enable
all portions Z! or people 10 take part OF this
valuable investment and to exaibi, Their COM
,aoa ~I.,cIe,, IL raising funds for the common de-
tense. LOOKS o. subscription viii BE opeLed a,
&c cities eaI principal interior towns; f.e pc!
ce"t mas! be paid IL ca-h at the time of sub
scI.p'ion. aui Ike remainder on or before TIE 1T
Of Nay--inieIest 10 ran from the da'e Of suc!
payment. Persons desiring 10 secure their sub
scnptlo"s, may pay il cash the whole amount,
and ,aoe a re,clP, for the delivery OF bonGs OF
stock. 70 rqua.ize the rate Of subscription at
Il po.'ts, aDo 10 enable all persons Convenient
j. to Subscribe, current La0k notes OF the place
".I oe received at their market value ia coin.
Ia case OF an oyer.suO-cr!p,!on, preference wi.
he given 10 those who pay down The whole sub.
scrIrtlcn next TO subscribers. of $50 next tC
3 subscribers of 500.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20
From, montgomery.

Maj. anderson ANoped TO Depart
The Southern Forces TO Con-
eentrate at Fort Pickens-Lia-
coin Denounced by the National
Holunteers-TM Offer Of Troops
6y tennessee - Dispatch from
Mr.. Sanders Fort ickens ca
silly 1aken-State Sovereignty
Ree0gnized-Kentueky Nth the
South-NeU Orleans Takes the
Wh0Ie Loan!
Montgomery, April Alt is stated
upon authority Of Sec'y. Walker, that
Anderson and his force are allowed to
depart.
Ex-U. s. Senator Wigfall- as General
B~eauregard's aid, received Anderson's
sword, and Immediately returned it to
him. q.
The Southern forces are to concen.
trate at Pensacola.
Twenty regiments are offered by Ten
nessee for our service.
{. The Confederate Congress, on re-ss.
semoiihg, will declare war if our ports
are blockaded.
Q Seven hundred National volunteers
a. Washington refuse TO serve under
Lincoln, and denounce him.
montgomery, April l4-George n.
sanders has sent the following dispatch
10 Dean Richmond, Mayor Wood and
August Belmont :
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20
rv9Isfa sNGtfGm Jrluc!'S
~ SCHOOL.

Hrs. + JUNEL hereby informs her friends
and lie pubic IN general. that sne has opened i
school Tor lcung Ladies
al her Ie,i.puCe on Piaguemine s'ieet.
Inc Musical Depirtmsur Is under the charge
OF 3jrs. Al-ciina JgTieI.
The Classes wIii be- taught b. the Principal,
aided by COMPETENT teachers.
The coUfsr al sludie, vii be complete in the
English ana French languages, aud other branch
rs Of Education.
Terms OF EOarders.
Beard per Mlontn. SIS 90
Hal: B~oaIters, 6 90
Washing, 3 60
TuI, ou-French and English 4 90
Mus:c-lHstrumeuidl and Vocal, : 90
At the request OF pa,enis, Embroidery. and
other Fancy Needle Work, will be taught by
Mrs. p. JUNEL.
U~Fur further particulars apply TO the PIin-
cipai, on the premises. mAlG-apll
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20
Further from Montgomery.

Montgomery, April l7th.-A procla-
nation will be issued tomorrow for let
ters of marque and reprisal-Cabinet
has had a long session A call will
probably be issued for 10000 more
troops-man for man with Lincoln.
Charleston takes 1900, 600 Of the
loan.
Gov. Ellis, Of North Carolina, tele-
graphs to Secretary of War, that be
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20
TCWT7HxIR!
From the Delta of Yesterday Afternoon.
AeWS from Richmond Alarms Lincoln
and his cabinet.
Republicans Start1ed!
Lincoln Indignant al The Reception Of bis
Proclamation.
Davis, Pillow, Breckenridge ana
8eauregard TO Take the Field.
&c. &c. &C. &c.

&c. &c. DC. a..
WASHINGTON, April lG.-Eows has
bccn received here %, the g--i1.y.ccmc.t
III. Fort IltNcUs. The Administration
Is greatly encouraged ii consequence.
Lincoln and CIo.Ue. are y:,,alo ald
emphatic in tueic expressions relative
to the manned in winch tie prJclaM.-
ton was received .. Montgomery.
E-.LtygJcu.ynt~ ale being erected a.
Fort P.ck.As IL daylight, without H.
serve. Gen. BrIgg is a.oo p,cpagiu.
vigorously Ior the onset. Nearly all
the New Orleans troop, Lad arrived. al.
Washington, April II.-Thc I~nt-l..-
grEcrt came out this morning III favor
o.. coercion !; this Is Suggestive. :, IS
Thought that # tie Border States had
acted promptly, Ia collision would have
Ian"u place. TIE Republicans ar star
Ted at the effect Of their own policy
Montgomery Apy.l.t7.-i.i is NOW sta,
TED on tie best authority, that as SOON
IS Virginia moves, DAVIS, Pillow,
R~arrEINH.D5G AMI BEAUREGA10 will So
The field.
In a speech Of Alex. II. Stevens, =;
Ari.nta, lie said !. would take scyvuy-
;yc ;im"s S~cventy-iye thousand mcu 10
Il@ilmijnte Us.
Gen. Pillow guarantees to raise ten
Thousand men .or Tue CDL.cderacy .u
twenty days.
IEe l,ct If Charleston has left.
Richmond, April l7.-TAe Cguven,
ton Las been In secret session for some
time. 1t is believed tia; the Ordinance
Of Secession has passed.
Gov. Hicks, OF Maryland, responds
to the call Of Lincoln :Dr troops.
New Orleans, April IA great run
was made on the Citizens Bank to take
the Southern Loan. Two miii.Uus was
taken at pas before Il N.
Guy. Moore. Of this State, has issued
his proclamation for 5000 more troops,
in conformity 10 the call Of President
Davis.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20
Secession about to Triumph!
Secretary Ioomds in Receipt OF
Dispatches from Virginia Con-


Venit0a.
The papers from the city to-day, are
filed with important dispatches. We
give below : faithful synopsis Of the
whole
Montgomery, April l5th.-Great graf
iicatiOn is felt Acte in Government as
well as private circles, in consequence
Of news received in regard to the course
Of the Virginia Convention on the ques-
ton of secession.
1t is stated positively that the Union
lists OF the Virginia Convention will,
on tomorrow, 1.-The 10th, bring in a
Secession Ordinance, and cordially
unite with the Sc~cessionists in passing
it Immediately.
The chief authority for this statement
is a dispatch to that effect received by
Mr. Toombs, Confederate Secretary u
State, from Mr.. Robert G.. Scott, a dis
tinguished member Of the Virginia
Convention, and n of the leading sc
c~essionists in that State
Montgomery, l6th.-The Cabinet re-
ceiyed Lincuiu's Proclamation amid
bursts Of laughter. The Secretary OF
War will call out thirty-two tLoas-
and more troops to-day to meet Lin
coins forces.
1t is positively stated in a despatch
to the Associated Press the above is
to the Delta solely that Virginia will
pass the Ordinance OF Secession in two
days.
The Secession feeling nov is at boil.
ing heat in Virginia.
Lincoln's Proclamation was received
with contem It 1T Wilmington, y. q. :,
In all the free or Black Republican
States, tie Governors are either issuing
procla,nations for troops. in accordance
with Lincoln's call, or converting the
Legislatures ito put the States On a
war foOting-the people Offering money
and volunteering--and an enthusiasm
generally, so the dispatches state, to
sustain the Government.
Gov. Magrfin Indignantly refuses to
supply the Kentucky Quota of troops,
~agreeably to Lincolnls proclamation.
There is great excitement in Pniladel-
phia, and citizens of secession proclivi
ties have been warned by the ~so-called
Vigilance Committee. Gen. PattersOn's
residence has been threatened by the
mob. Fillmore, Buchanan and Cass are
with Lincoln.
The Philadelphia Steamship at New
York, was about to leave with troops,
&c, for the South. At meeting held
it was resolved to ask the Legislature
for funds to sustain Lincoln.
A number of troops from various
points are on their way to Washington
At a large meeting at Paducah, KY,
resolutions were passed to sustain the
South.
A large meeting was held at Louis
vile. That city is with the South. Ii
endorsed Gov. Magofin's ac.ion-and
unitingTner destiny with the South.
1t is said that no orders as yet have
been issued to blockade the Southern
ports ; and yet there are eleven vessels
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20
Tie Feeling in Baltimore.

Men with secession cmblemS have
been chased by crowds and protected
10y the police.
The bark FeusAaw hoisted the seces-
sion flag.
A crowd compelled a boy to take il
down. The captain .ehoistel and re-
quircd thirty police to protect it. The
indignation was n-gusc.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20
Virginia State Convention.

Richmond, April l3.-Iu the State
Convention an amendment - the 9Th
section was ordered and adopted, hot to
affect the Southern separated Suites
At 4 meeting in Alexandria 70 form q
home guard, resolutions were adopted
to resist aggression.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20
s2CM IloNTGCMER!
Call for $4,000 Troops.

Montgomery, April l7th.-The loan
is being rapidly taken up. President
Davis has issued 4 call for $4,000
troops. Georgia, Alabama, South Car
olina, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas,
5000 each, Florida 1000.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20

has taken yysscasiyu Of al the lorts in
that State.
I.!,y thousand Tennessee and Ken
lucky troops were offered this morning
to tie War Department.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20
Sale of the Market House,

PURSUANT 10 i Proclamation OF the Mayor
L and Board Of Seiecnnen OF the Town OF PA
~quemine, | wall offer Tor sale on MONDAY. Toe
6lh day OF May, 1861, at 10 o'clock, \. NJ. IN
front ct The Court House door, the Lease OF the
Market House, tor Tie year ending Oh tie first
Monday IN May, 1867
apl3 JAS. L.. BARKER, Constable.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20
Demonstrations OF Joy In Richmond

Richmond, April l4.-The news Of
the surrender of Fort Sumpter was re-
ceived with demonstrations Of Joy. A
Southern flag was hoisted upon the ca
pitol, but subsequently hauled down.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20
Excitement iAs .SieiU Work !

j mob in New York has compelled
ne secession papers to display the Uni
on hag. Money is being literally sub
scribed to equip the 7th Regiment.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20
PROCLAMATION,


UIcreas, The laws Of the L. States
have been, and are now, opposed il
several States, by combinations too
powerful to te suppressed il tie Otdi-
nary way:
/, therefore, call forth the militia Of
the several States of the Union to the
aggregate Of seventy-6ve thousand, to
suppress said combinations and execute
the laws
.Iappeal TO all loyal citizens to facili-
tate aud aid this effort ~ maintain the
laws and integrity Of the National
Onion and the perpetuity Of popular
government, and redress WRONGS that
haze long been endured.
The first service assigned to the for,
ces will be to repossess the forts, pia-
ces and property that have been seized
from the Union.
The utmost care viii be taken, con
sistent with the object, to avoid devas,
tation and destruction, or interference
with the property of peaceful CITIZENS,
In any part Of the country and i here
by command persons composing tie
aforesaid combinations to dispense with,
il twenty days from this date.
thereby convene both Houses Of Con,
gress Tor the Fourth OF July next, IL
determine upon measures which Tie
public safety and interest demand.
(Signed) ABE LINCOLN.
W. q. SEWARD. Secretary Of State.
kilograms from Erie, Pa, Chicago,
Detroit, Buffalo, Indianapolis and Mad,,
son, Ind, say great excitement is mani,
tested, and that offers Of volunteer
companies are made to sustain L'nCoip's
Government; So, 900 uen, il is thought
Can be had at once.
st Gov. Curtin of Pennsylvania has
gone t Washington to say that l00,,
900 men from that State can be had to
defend the Capitol.
The Governor of Illinois has couvcn
ed the Legislature Of that State fOg the
Gath inst.
From Ohio. people irrespective of
party, are o1ering their services tC
the Government.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20
ESTRAY.

TAKEN up by J. p. CHENLEVlLLE. one
i MARE MULE, no brands, ngh; foot
crooked, aged about 6 years.
The owner OF the said animal can have the
same by proving property and paying charges,
otherwise she will he sold on Tuesday the 3OIh
day Of Apn! next, 1861, at my residence Oh
Crosse 1eie.
mh3J j. f. BARGAS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20

In reply 10 = message asking what
was the feeling at Montgomery Prcsl-
dent Davis says, rough and curt:
Port Sumpter is ours, and nobody is
hurt. With mortar, patXhan ana Pc
tard, we tender Old Abe oar Bead
regard"
The feet was sill in sight OF Charles
ton to-day.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20
DIE' @
= ECa CEgyE!!
REtAICkS ~. LysAEA,
.EniH Street, Wear tie GOa f-EkOHse,

pEGS 10 iulorm lie public that Le has esiab-
- iIshed himself IA thls clly. and soiiclis The
Ia'or U. Is custOuI-UAeTHg d well selected DIS.
SCIineut Vi suyn u, lIZ:
fancy Sa9y23 french
Orsand!ss, Jacone,s and inns, English Bareges,
Fancy bIlI!ldnInes aud Gln.Adms, Mourning
Goous, SASS Musllns, Tape Checks and Amen
Meetings., LIIsh Linens, Linen Ciash, liable Co.
tefs, Napkins and Towels, brown ana Bic lcheG
AalapOidms, ShdwIs aud Hdkls. Inetery style,
Lnsilsh and Saxon Hosiery, ..Oop Skirts, COR
sells, IiIInmIH3s, etc. apll-2m
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20
9@a3sts & 5sntimsr.
-~r-I Form Tuesdays Bulletin.
Important from Washington,
CITY IN GREAT EXCITEMENT
LInccln's Proclamation for Troops
Extra Session of Congress Called.
The City Strongly Guarded.

The City Strongly Guarded.
-. Washington. April l4.-The City Of
Washington is in a perfect uproar Of
excitement over the proclamation just
issued by Lincoln, calling forth the miI-
itia Of the several States, and conven-
ing the Federal Congress for the 4th of
July. Thirty thousand men have al,
ready been rendered. The city is very
strongly guarded at every point. The
cavalry is Oh the road, aud tie militia
inside. More troops have been ordered
The following is Lincoln's
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20
Approved Zsth February, 1861.

Referring TO the above advertisement for Il
loan OF Five Millions OF Dollars 10 the Confed-
eIa;e sites, together with the act Of Congress
creating it, the undersigned, appointed Commis-
sioners, give notice 10 The public thai books oi
subscription for said loan, will be opened at the
branch OF the Louisiana State Bank, at Baton
Rouge, on the 18th of April, 1851.
Apart rom other Considerations this loan Of
lers 10 subs crlbeTs a high rate OF in,eres,-Eight
per cent. per annum-payable semi. annually,
and the highest order OF seeuiity-a special ap-
preparation OF all export duty on cotton of one-
eighth of a cent per pound-thus presenting in.
ducements which cannot fail TO commend the
loan to pubic favor, as a sound and profitable
investment.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20

VIRGINIA HEARD FROM.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20

Few are aware 81 the importance Of checking a Cough
or "C"nnnn Cola Ia 1T, irst stage, that which In the
beginning would yie,d 10 q mid remedy, II neglected,
so04 attacks te LUHss. browns B,ouohIRi IrUcbcs,"
yJut-.u.ug ceT4.CeHt ingredients, aliay Pulmonary and
nryncuIat Irritation.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-12-05
BRITISH NEUTRALITY.

A letter to the Herald, from Geo. +.
Train, dated London, Nov. 9th, states
that several vessels loaded with stores
and ammunition for the rebels, had al.
ready left for the Southern States, and
others were preparing to follow. The
night before his letter was written the
Gladiator, one of the old Lisbon screw
steamers, took on board, few miles below
London, full cargo of arms and mu,
nitions of war, and was to clear the next
day for Teneriffe and Nassau. The esti-
mated value of the cargo is 100000,
and it comprises everything necessary for
the equipment SO far as arms are con,
cerned, of an army of $4,000 men. He
states, in addition, that the English Gov.
ernment have recently sold nine con,
dsmned sloops ofwar to party who has
disposed of them again to the rebel Navy
Department. Besides these two East
India men of-war, of 1900 tons and SOC
horse power each, are in treaty for.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-12-05
The Loyal Quake,s OF Mary land.

The Quakers OF Montgomery and Fred
rick counties have formed sewing socie-
ties for our soldiers, and are laboring
with an alacrity which would astonish
George Fox. 1t is said that when some
committeeman were going their rounds
in their neighborhood to get blankets,
&c, for our soldiers, they came to Qua.
kcr household, where the first thing that
arrested their eye was table loaded with
blankets and quilts. The Committee
modestIy preferred their request, and
placid lady replied: "Friend, we can
not assist thee in the work Of bloodshcd,
even so far as to help those engaged in
it; but there are some things on that tn.
bic, and if thee chooses to steal them, it
is equally against our principles to use
violence to prevent thee - Convinced
that the articles were very earfully placed
where they could be stolen, the Commit
tee took the sin upon their shoulders and
left amid the most explosive laughter Of
the auakeIesses assembled, in which
they joined Correspondence Of the ~
! J. Tribune