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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29

tell. The true way to prove that we
have q Government, is promptly to re-
dress all grievances anG to quiet all APP
prehensiops. In this country Jour Consti-
tuition has provided the mode for doing
this.
The clause which authorizes the amend
ment of the Constitution was inserted
for the express purpose Of enabling the
people to do quietly and peacefully that
which in other countries can be done
only by revolution and blood. Let us
take warning from the examples Of the
past. Wherever q Government has re
fused to listen to the complaints Of their
people, and have attempted to put down
their murmurs by the bayonet, they
have paid the penalty. OfaIl those who
listened to the people in 1916, and grant
ed charters Of liberty, and took an oath
to support them, only one has been faith
full and that one has been rewarded
for his fidelity, and the others will pay
the penalty Of their perfdy. The King
Of Sardinia granted q constitution, took
an oath to support it, and never violated
his oath, and to-day he is King of Italy.
If George III. had listened to the muir
murs Of our fathers, and granted their
just demands, the war Of the Revolution
would have been averted, and the blood
that was spilled would have been saved.
II We consider this question calmly,
and make such amendments ~ will con-
vince the people Of the Southern States
that they are aafe and secure in their
persons u their property, and in their
family relationA within the Union, We
can lcstore and preserve it. If we can
y a1iafl the people Of the border
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29

FOOD ION TIE JuxkHOWI
ru0ICBDnAIDSOF sPRu0 AND WuFg14
~ What Rlsos,j agt rsesived . Ne. u. Weo
0ooon1street, ]. y. 1U0Qa26
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-29

~
ments to the Constitution as will take
that question out Of Congress, and re-
store peace to the country. That may
be done by non-intervention-by popu-
lar sovereignty, as it is called or by
the Crittenden amendment, making an
equitable partition of the Territory be-
tween the two sections, with self.exe-
cutting clause prohibiting it on one side
and protecting it on the other. It may
be done on the basis Of the peace COM
mission. 1t may be done in various
ways. ! prefer such an amicable settle
ment to peaceable disunion and pre-
fer it thousand times to civil war. If
we can adopt such amendments as will
be satisfactory to Virginia, North Caro-.
lima, Tennessee and the Border States.
the same plan OF paci6cation which will
satisfy them, will create Union party
in the cotton States which will soon en-
brace large majority Of the people in
those States, and bring them back Of
their own free will and accord and
thus restore, strengthen and perpetuate
the glorious old Union forever. l re-
peat, whatever guarantees will satisfy
Maryland and the Border States 1.-THE
States now in the Union) will create a
Union party in the seeded States that
will bring them back by the voluntary
action OF their own people. You can
restore and preserve the Union in that
mode. You can do it IN no other.
War Is disunion. War is final, eter-
nal separation. Hence, disguise it -
you may, every Union man in America
must advocate such amendments to the
Constitution = will preserve peace and
restose the Unioa ; whilR every disun-
|l2sS 49, sn1y : 1Pessfy plees
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

~ pr.7J. White. 81 Common street opr1n-
site City Hotel New orlcans-Stransers visiting The CITY Who
have been RdFed through i3urn&l several Of the States
Of IN the the aggravated orm
Chronic Diseases reminded that season If the yer
os all Others the most dangerous for delay when any such dis
case has possession Of the system The Doctors remedies re
not Of the order Of patent edcine but are Family and
Flantaon Remedies that will life and suffering 9an
any ether set Of remedies offered to the world His great
hleol pufie the Indian Compound Lang Remedies Stomach
aqo pepntien BtteFs, Liver Powder Female Panacee
Magic linnen quickly prove her extraordinary virtues No
person orfamy should be withont the NuEic Linnen enc
day Or night % ready isitto Xii pain ard save e in fact
cures many dseaseand assists III lie cure Of others as
hassueh carried and Nalzng both internal and e
tetDai uses. feg3 >, Nv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23
seUeet,s EsafagEtbEe Eiaataane,as

lstrug friend in need which every family should have
at hand For all external accidents eud INJURIES il will relieve
pam more speedily than an? preparation the known world
and ifs soothing and healing properties are indeed wonderful
IT Will relieve the worst of Nervous Headache in We min
ucs, and never fails
II VIII also cure Rheumatism rapidly and radically and re-
sores me siehed joints OF to youthful suppeness and
SeF' One trial will convince the skepcal PreDared
from the recipe Of Dr. Stephen S Geet.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and reall by
J. WRIGHT d CO.,
81 and ISL Charities street
General Agents for the South whom all orders bord
be Addressed rr, ., c,.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

Pills have been before ihe world for neafIr one b.r3 ana
ten years they have an established character for
eieafy Which places hem III s rank of all lie medicines
q iie are purely vegetable harmless to The tender
tats e q sufficient efficacy to thoroughly
tlsaass and purify le blood through the Organs stomach
aad wels Thes aia and improve digsstop and sound r.
essns sleep follows their use They have cured
Sasesef tie most distressing dyspepsia An the symptoms Of
hssls has sgain blessed espairing invalid Cos,ige
Tue 81 disease infa6y cured by these
pills Apenss paralysis surely prevented If The
piltsare fnes 81 intense pain Of
ae head sSpeFneed Thousands of furnished in
proof
Price rs per box Fsneipai Office 2a Canal street
Sew York Sold BY 7. WRIGHT CO.. Nos. u and l5l
streat aud ny deaers ipmedenes
fe5 2p3tsakeowT-ln
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

a picKPacEET IN HARD Luck. On Wednesday
eEenalsls IasI, lady who had taken seat in an
oianifsas 1t Seallay's Building detected an indiyid-
aai stfIfg Her side in the act of picking her
HpoeEst, l55e seized the fellow handand made an
snuttsry Ralel he made off with her wallet The
ll ping the hand Of the pckpoeket, took
Ss shaWl, ana in his hurry to departh he LEFT
mat and also his hat in her possession The
rogue as probably much Disguised whenhe came
1p5aa e&aian nation Of the wallet, for it contained
only twenty-five cents, While his LAT and shawl
4 were ygora6 slx Of seven dollars and half.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

aa ii another column will be found notice of
the death Of Mr. A. Van Bibber, native Of Mary
land, but for many years a resident Of this city.
we knew Mi. \ an Bibber well, and it is with the
sinecrest regret We record the fact Of his death.
He 81 as d warm HE arted, generous man, possessed
81 nost celient qualities of head and heart and
his death, ID the full vigor of manhood, will be
deepl lasaented by the many friends he made dur
iae ais rasi dence in our city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

rtln sERIr or THE TINES. The old esprit
ef tias Elses, published III New York. has, we
5ohsary gnaliked its entrance upon the thirty
iiIa IA existence by clothing Itself in an en-
Tire siit q new and also BY adding four pages
more III the sheet Hpoa which tits printed The
.ol5 spirit, always attractive, is now more SO
tlia it'd reliability in all matters connects
es tlie turf and the sports ofthe field has long
placed Thu head of the sporting journals Of the
coantqy Msssrs. Jones & Thorpe, 10. l45 Fulton
stfes YoFk, are the editors and proprietors
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23
felS gpif
Poos' Richards Eye ggutcs..

This gentle, powerful and ahcng Eye Water has been
for the past thirty years in the bands Of wealthy family who
have used aud tested its qualities in private practice only
The vendor, who member family has re.
Gently had the recipe handed over order extensively
for the benefit the community Confidence safely
be placed by the most fncreduous in al its healing qualities
and the almost miraculous which been wit
messed by TIE vendor during the past thirty years.
Poor Richards Eye Water preserves and restores the sgh
safe in every
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
II and 15l Chartres street.
fell 2pG;eod<W General Agents for The South
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

II II pEtaEg WostAN. The local Of the ST. Louis
Repabii can elates the following story:
Mrs Hard wife Of Willis Hord, ESQ.,, who lives
ont III Jaasaiags Ssatipn on tile North Missouri
Railr0aa, seven miles from the CITY, was standing
Id way on herhnase one day last week.
when she So " four Eill turkeys aight inAthe yard
where h flack Of fans turkeys were feeding The
saTeisl birds III once commenced war 81 exter-
1slinat cn apon the domestic fowls, and seemed in
B a8ia5s SaV ot gaining q yfctofy. Mrs. Hord sent
I9haer hsEsH band TO enIne and shoot TIE intrndars
but he was sonle time in receiving the message.
i aud the adys Touring they might lily away, went
mtg ths aiusse, Beaded ak shooter and came out
within ten paeeaot them.
At tlie first Saok shbs hreught down her turkey.
ees9fid shot, down comes another plump Wild fel-
low. Third shat, she breaks the wings of a nice
bird. Fourth. brings him down. Fifth shot the
last of thu Wild turkeys Is slain, and Mrs Hord
5alls back eAiaus tea into the arms Of her admrinn
husband who had just arrived ia time to witness
the Tart shot The report Of Mrs. Hord's remark
able shooting exploit Was noisea abroad and a
scefe more of neigbbors called in the afternoon
ID see The result spf her skill. The next day MIR.
and sNgs Eiqra gave b big dinner to their friends
and bad the four wild turkeys nicely served up on
thetahlc. 8i
f9aT iafoffnaflt says that Mrs. Hord frequently
pEae tces shooting at faark as q pastiihe, and Is
saiuiosE equal ~ her husband in the use Of either
pistol 6s rife. She would make an excellent cap
tain lQi q body Of Minute Men.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23
Diseases ofthe Throst and E,s,aos

DR. G. p CRANES system treating all diseases Of tbe
THROAT and LUNGS by inhalation of Electro and
Medical Fapors in Constitutional Remedies ia
now well known to be the only reliable rational process
NEVER FAILING OF EXPECTING A CURE
Even in those extreme and desperate cases. which bid defiance
to the ordinary rules of practice
Dr. G. has also established Permanent Office and Institute
for the treatment and of all Chronic Disease By Of
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY AND
ELEcTRo-CuEsIoAI. BATHS.
From three to Ave applications will
ENTIRELY REMOVE ALL MINERALS
AND FOREIGN SUBSTANCES
FROM THE SYSTEM,
enes Of ~ ~ P'''
MERCURY, LEAD, ANTHONY,
RHEuMArro AFFECTIONS, ETC. |
once and Residence late No i4e now No. 1856 ST. JOSEPH
STREET, between Camp aud St Charles streets.
Els 2pAoWesataWf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

~ M nae La Rlancil, the great, wonderful
and Natural Garoyapf and Second SnhL seecss;
e only living learned scientific distinguished female AS
fologss that has existed within memory of nan
Madame La Blsncir always satisfies her visitors TO
hers The past present and future ate picnre life itself
Ihe misses and men Of science understand that horoscopes
charts Of life only be furnished through agency of A.
tronoay Asttoogy. Nine La BIancbs residence No gs
Baloane street. between Poydas and Peido fe23 2pIt#
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

v aREAF lssSDsioTlos AT 59oSs 81 q s---We are
sure inst vixen he made By iii, oass becomes
seaefay known teiss iat Hose we arc wearing
lalst knosaiat The By Lyons CO. Il as
~ sssit eeted that aflsne saitet i
every particular saeais tsse gods are at 81 Il
assneas safa great isai tsat ysafi
ne mead tbe matter tt ~ The contrary u
- ey spirits. here nothing NE
saeeat e ise eoafags u man Dressed 5e
81 - aes sn5hing dressed badly be- timid aud INCREDIBLY
Ws ash our raadfFa go to ID ID 4iiehSsl
8stSsss94ss sad sect We arc NOT fieht
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

Bgsa Typographical mistake the word
ability III THE leading article Of yesterdays
printed g inability" Thus the mean
ing ol Tia sentence was entirely reversed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23
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gfE2,GE To Ere ErE1Lic.

dealer in Coal Oil in ths city having advised the public
that authorizations ore being made in that Article and that gen
nine article be had ONLY at his the undersigned
takes this method of informing The ci,zns Orleans that
he was the FIRST introduce PURE ARTICLE of COAL
OIL into this city ard that he continues to furnish the same
PURE ARTICLE at 81 IS per gallon.
]. N. WINSLOW,
fe23 2pf I'D CArondeaE So bel. Povras and Iaaratfe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23
Disc sr.s q rua ,,Iinn4a !, Am I.IIsas ~. y.

Desc sEs an TAE AT AND LuSGs.- The ter
81 tese diseases shold persons who are
adopt hs and ios without
pg faDe known practitioner Il iis
es oesaed No Is5 81 Joseph street wliere
rs spssaal Inhalation
eaa sagoss Hi constitutional remedies This
e pTsstlee isfsst becoming Il nos taE
ead ii &e sess III lii dsgase
sas lae fls and patient
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

VIVID PORTRAIT OF THE YOUTHFUL HENRY
Or NAYARRE- Motley, in his history Of the United
Netherlands, remarks Of the gallant Henry
At this very name, a figure seems to leap forth
from the mist Of three centuries, Instinct with
rudy, vigorous life. Such was the intense vital
ity OF the Bearnese Prince, that even now he
seems more thoroughly alive and recognizable
than half the actual personages who are fretting
their hour upon the stage.
we see, at once, man of moderate stature,
light, snewy, and strong; face Drowned with
continual exposure; small, mirthful, vet com
manding blue eyes, glittering from beneath an
arching brow, and prominent cheek.hones, a long
hawks nose. almost resting upon the salient chin,
9 pendant moustache, and a thick, brown. curiv
beard, prematurely grizzed we see the mien Of
frank authority, and magnificent good humor:
we hear the ready sallies of the sGrewd Gascon
mother via we feel the electricity which flashes
ont OF him and sets all hearts around him on fire
when the trumpet sounds to battle.
The headlong, desperate charge the snow.white
plume waving where the fire is hottest the large
capacity for the enjoyment of the man, rioting
without afectation in the certdninis quarliQ, the
insane gallop, after the csmbat. to Law its
trophies at the feet Of the Cynthia of the minute,
and thus to forfeit=ts fruits all are as familiar
to us as il the seven distinct wars, the hundred
pitched battles, the two hundred sieges, in which
the Bearnese was personally present, had been
occurrences Of our own day
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23
l5E I.os.t Ag. sERaI. g.

The louisville Jpnrnai few daps ago con.
| tanned an generous fling at the State Of Louis
lana for continuing to avail herself Of TIE postal
facilities Of the late United States Government,
Notwithstanding her secession from tile Union,
aad the resumption OF her State sovereignty. In
other quarters, also, much unnecessary ridicule
ana sarcasm have been expended in regard to the.
seeded States, and their continuance Of the mail
arrangements heretofore existing in the old Union
It seems to have been overlooked that we con.
tribute to the support of The mail system Just as
much as we did before, and that the Convention of
the State had so right to annul contracts made
between private parties add The Federal Govern
ment with regard to the transportation Of the mails;
which contracts were entered into long before the
first movement for secession was made.
The Federal Government at Washington has the
power to revoke those contracts such power being
reserved, we believe, in every agreement with re-
gard to the transportation of the mails that is
made. Accordingly, bill has baan introduced
into the lower House Of Congress, spspending the
mail facilities in the seeded States. Whether the
bill become a law or not is a matter of not much
consequence. The railroads and steamboats, of
the South are private property, and they cannot
be prevented from bringing and carrying our
mails Just as they may choose. Still, it is pitu
and small business for the Northern Congress to
attempt to punish what they call Southern
rebellion" BY such proceeding as the abroga.
ton of the contracts for carrying the mails.
10 show, however, what little reason we have
for fearing any inconvenience from such a small
exhibition Of Black Republican malignity and spite
we sub1oin correspondence which has recently
taken place between the master of one Of our
{1,,, Ty, ., ~,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

ia Tie official proceedings Of the secretsesson
IF I'LL onsiana Convention, Of the ID inst, canbe
resyi on our sixth page.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

~ GaPIRs OF rHE GREscENT, containing the
csscial proceedings of the Convention, can BE had
c at our counter, il wrappers for mailing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

aa- The Champion OF the World; There
viii be found at No 81 Canal street flesh arriva! Of he eete
sFatsf sLoAT ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINES te only real
Southern soil made Machine in New Orleans.
JAZZ 2pim&w NJ 8 WFnprcr- 49,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

~ Aerring's Patent champion Fire aud
Bn3aT Proof SAFES Nos 81 and 81 Iaver street New Or
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23
Southern Shoe Store.

Southern Shoe Store.
J. W. BRIGHAM,
-wROLEsALE--
IN BOOTS AND SHOES,
No. 33 Magazine Street,
Keeps constantly hand well selected Stock manufactured
expressly for the New Orleans trade. o22 2psua
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

fEAkGUTlFE OFFICE :
\, = Baton Rouge, ia. Feb. Is 1861
IS & KonRs, Master Of the Steamer Grand Era
Sri have received your note of the 10th inst.
rendering, on the part Of the Red River Packet
Company, the use OF their line OF boats free Of
charge, for the conveyance of the mail, should
mall facilities be suspended in this State as threat.
enea by preliminary proceedings in one Of the
branches Of the Congress of the (late) United
States
appreciate fully your very generous offer,
and on behalf of the State return YOU NV cor
dial thanks. The tender is the more valuable as
coming from company who would perform the
offered service with the greatest fidelity, regularity
and dispatch.
Gsigned) r. O. MOORE
Governor Of the State OF Louisiana
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

BURSTING OF 4 CANNoN.-A cannon which was
being fred on the 18th inst, in ST. Louis in honor
IF the erection Of a Union pole, exploded with
disastrous results. The Republican says:
The fragments were scattered in every direction
striking the bYstanders and nuring several Of
them. Gustav Broekman, a lad of eleven wears of
age, who had jnst returned from school, came IN
to the place where the cannon was being fred 10
see the sport When the piece bursted, several
large fragments hit hinl-one of them tearing out
his eyes. His right arm was fractured in three
places, and his stomach was perforated He was
removed to drug store, where he died in 4 few
minutes. His parents reside at the corner of Madi-
son and Tenth streets.
Henry Hughes a plasterer, who boarded at the
corner OF Twentieth and Benton Streets had heen
assisting in firing the cannon. He received three
dangerous wounds, from which it is thought he
will not recover. Yesterday the Clerk of the
Board Of Health sent him down to the City Hos
pital.
John Maese, a cooper by trade, was seriously
injured also.
Mr. Wilson Dooley, who had been loading the
cannon, made very narrow escape. Several other
persons were more or less injured
DIR. Baker, of North St. Louis, was called to at.
tend to the wants Of the wounded He reports
them all doing well now, and, with the exception
of Hughes, in a fair way of recovery
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

Rss- faoShing ElSe of service - NEGGglan les
VILE, N. ", March It. 1858.
Mr.. r. e. Hsgau: have used Hemstrees Hair Coiorpg
for three years and have fund excaent article
It only restored the color my hair giving new life and
strength bu; ced myself and wife of erup
lion upon the scalp which notng else to benefit
fully believe it be the best article in use.
Yours, respectfully, 0w
KNOWLTON ROWLAND.
Remember that this result produced by Heinrees In
ninbe the oginal and only reliable Hair Restorative
Price 80 cents and 81 bottle. Sold everywhere.
VI. z. HAGAN & CO., Proprie,ors, Troy, N. Y.
Sold by J. WRIGHT CO. Il Isl Chartre street New
Orleans. feIs 2plu.sW
ES- Settled Eor Ever! = The Important
question Of poison in Hair Dies CKISTADORO'S BAIE
DYE has been analysed and declared by Professor
Robert Chiffon sf New York, The first Analytic in America.
Effect of the Dye almost instantaneous ImpartS Jet black
any shade Of brown Color rich, aHral and uniform
Manufactured at No. Aston House. New York. Sold every
yvaese, and applied by nil Hair ia25 2plm&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23
Special BOfiCe /!

SfpGCRsSG W OE2Ce
Having inst returned fron the West, where have made
complete arrangements fora REGULAR SHIPMENT, shall
have full and constant Simply of the very best and
GENUINE COAL OIL
I have been appointed the SOLE AGENT in this city
for lhs celebrated
ENPION COAL OIL!
From the largest and powerful manuacory in the West
and Shall also be III receipt Of tie genuine
MaysviIlo Coal OH!
From the Union Coal and Oil Company 1raysye Kentucky
CARBON OIL!
And also, the celebrated
IzERO SINE OIL.
An article too well known to need any description.
H5For sale wholesale and retail the lowest prices by
S. W. MOVES,
teZO 2P5t Is Commercial Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

TfIFs PRIE6E IsiPERI Al b Ills The chiIdren's
bali. which was lately given By the Princess Ma
tIiilde in honor Of the Prince Imperial Of France,
was Says The Sport, A most charming. Ii com.
nIenced aE o'clock ia the afternoon, and ended
las about 81 The Emperor arrived at a. and the
Prince Imperial. whowore the costume Of a mar
qnis Of the old regime, at quarter past. His In
perai Highness WAS received by all the little
guests, who grouped. themselves on his passage
The orchestra was composed Of children, all in ex
ceedingly pretty costumes, and the Prince insisted
on anclng with the lad who played the flute.
vas attred to represent butterfly,
aid fhe danced several times with her Ill lie
Miaetta craft daughter of the director Of the
lAinfing estab lishment of King Victor Emanuel, /
~ III tlls costume Of d Spanish girl ana the son
as Madame Bizot as position Of the tine of |
asestIs The bah concluded with the quadrille
lof Drphee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

MarSpfrft Kntercoursc-Dr. Jas. v. Mans
FlELp-This distinguished Writing TEST MEDIUM, who has
convinced many of respectable and intelligent c
power of spirits communicate, has by the solcia.
ton Of many of his friends consented to keep his open
visitors week 1872 Canal street. that those have
able pay his usual fee may his services
from A. NJ. to 5 P. N. Price, 81 per communication.
fe22 2D2ta
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

u. u. aIlSoa. tatitor ana Proprietor.