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them III comm have isa II .1E.ts
farIaaE messages ali 5elga gas Eiss ass
ted fo transmit The fort fos sass tsss,
ofnssfs e to General Bragg hsfafe lay
ARRIVAL TO inform him of she 9issf I'll sfe eagI
ColoneI Brown haYIne sttaS a4fsfS Vasf1Hass
Ffse only messages from our sde Has 8c
tanned ~ The endoTsemeHfss by EsIsnt5sgYe Eaa18
nam on certain letters sent to hill caEe gor Officers
% the Heet, from their 5pEitEefn friends 0f sFsep
itenas Of news as THE secession NJ ss
tue surrender Of Sumter, H etc as raIatIfyT1
the two parties, therefore, IA tsst of Hill
paolle war: Ihe sauadron, however tH
interfering With vessels coming iii oil gefrsa
ons IN O the pay General Bragr stfietTy f5Tbisig
81 81 suc vessels from holding aslY
ths M harI.s iase Of sils t come iat1
WhIeh waves s here 91 rss
spses. me hostlie aauadrnf 8 EISs siaaly5
named Dy isssegesfs
Of New Orleans for bis seeaad III es5
maintains lts defiant n1enaeing stsiT
tzlat lnsnlflgg sauey ar which gfFes 1 ysI
n0yance and irritation TO the Jfars III &
gallant army, who ehafe and ii ca "a
at the spectacle. The St. Is5tlis hss
otfcers we're mostly Virgfnans Hid sere 1llsEsssF
70 2. 4 very dlsagresable position
n these waters, for hostile pur poses against slleif
friends and relations. Ii yFa Hi resi3ses s5Y
decacy for these gentlemen ois tiae s,art ,t F,
5eolns Yernmsnt which elieYed thfs sEip bull hsF
commission had expired ard slle MA gof Teg sred
in very seryiceabie condition. Her Tss
be very greatTelief to the Virginia
Fore, whose son had informed s,ss tssS
be compelled to take up arms Il;s fa*SIsrs
~ Was also 2 great relief to cur
graham whose proud and trlssy hessrf
must nave been greatly grievea % 5e sId
Wlnch ne had commanded with III rcIfs lssTlsp5 s
when the tag Of his country was tlsges saa as
lhsatt ~ distant sea-, how employed iii asa
famous scheme 70 operaWe aud subIaga til 4hay yxaa
people Of these States. Tfe St Tso ,1S 9saa
but the PowhataD, lately the of 9sfss IA
the gallant ComTnodores BIZ aUnr SUEfsas fa
which the heroic TatnaII Sd II eH rnafrIfaists1 NM
honor OF is country IN The eastern saas, 81 hesfs
With her powerful batteries, threatanir,g death
and destruction to the very people VII ilass seFs
LEinated most largely fer har uetion and
equipment. Alas that should iii Es fo sssis ttaf
TIE Powhatan is commanded by native oE fFasy
Orleans, and 9 son of one Df fhe gsaSat sagIa5zss
otfieeFs who has ever adorned ogsr aaV hoaSs
Weli-earned laures were snllied ID fha
and nnrighteous decision ef u Taffkes TSrssia7anf
the prompt justice Of Southern PresfdsHt ThSS
Dave Porter should haYe accented Hid aerVise
10 WhlcA he is now enlpsoyad III I'LL tsila dYs aFsa
most gusting neidents this uaiaIv III fif5s
an Abolition dynasty has broug fEis conn.
try hen the history of fiiis WIN Is
contain no darker page than that Whiah raearsla
the treachery OF such men al Porter and Adams II
TO the land Of their birth. and the fe
they are bound BY the strongest and closest ffss.
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receive SO many notes informing us of the
generosity of employers, in giving leave of absence
to employees to go soldering, continuing their
salaries retaining their situations, etc., that we do
not deem Unnecessary to publish any more of them
The thing is universal, as it should be. As the
public patriotism stands now we would rather pub
llsh the names of those employers who do moi do
ing to 60 to the wars
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The day to gather flowers the day to join in
social festivity with the flowers springing from
mother earth; the day when one and all should
don the cap Of merriment. Many will be the
pleasures of the day. Among these pleasures
may fairly be reckoned the: delightful pleasures
presented by the children's ball, to be given on
Wednesday evening at the Odd Fellows Hall, un-
der the especial charge Of Professor Vegas.
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have now positive intelligence with to the
ton of the Norfolk Navy Yard It on the morn
ing OF Sunday last by the Government forces stationed there
to prevent it falling into The hands of the 6ecesonss All the
most valuable property there destroyed including the line.
ofbae ship Pennsy the rgae Merrimac sloop
owAr Germantown, brgs Plymouth and Dolphin rga es Co
lnmba Potomac and Delaware, the nsof.batte ship New
York the stocks and Other vessels of value together
with the arms, munitions and stores, sphouses and store
houses On precoucerttd signal being given the whole was
set fire to simultaneously and rapid The destruction
unable to reach the point Of rendezvous for embkston
it is said, eooperated with the Government troops
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iNcENpIARlsM

Mr.. N. R. Stratton reports that an unoccupied
dwelling at the corner of Magazine and Orange
streets set fire to at 81 O'Clock last night The
fire was put out by the neighhors before much
damage was done.
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Boy SoALDED TO DEATH.-The Coroner yester
day held an inquest on the body of John Norton,
boy Is years old, of English birth, found dead
District. Verdict, died of scalds, received by the
collapse of ue of the DOCTOR boiler on board the
Ocean, at the Balize, on the 23d inst.
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Letters from Mayer Brown or E3as ssHaxase
Gov. Andrew OF NEagsacsa usaGfs, ana Nh III !.
Il TIL. Seward. #5SS a

Letters from Mayer BrosV,s ~ ssas sts4a,s,s4p
soy. a = drew Of Massachusetts aasss e.
The following the letter addressed b ayos "
tfmoEs to Coy Andrew.of Assaeitssts
collision at Baltimore gSs
Hon JOIN pss. u
deploFes 10 sa events II ysgFas ID
eFs dsapy a saan asss sas ts5
55sets b n aa isyasioa II soI eonId
VT With b only partial a
prose,ioa When ne thae senas D
VII Ths soia ssfsssf Il ts 81 fsssa
dh BoS99 P;s S ~
Biz tRey aaa rsesa a NJ
and s WI e placed wth funeral
sasi s,thsr HI
win claim sar riss psy
aEo. Fsb BROW Sf,a1fs'
= essegs hssH5f lsss asssF i Rslil@5ss
and oar ead aad st Il liz siss e
Of fallen viii be a
dssass 81 oas
ss aesIsd asgessiye Y RatnoFe
@8 JOHN N ASDEEW, GoysrnoEof of saasspshas setls
SECRETARY sHwsRf# Id sse4s
Iii Eseasaey rhos Il Hst os a
sfI have had honor Teceisa yads
9o9r als & ia
be sent through faf
1nat L9Ha Lseas @ 5eqasssss u
blsea s,i !, s5fas'ss '!t
conamanication, and ss he
sa s T6ls os he eef asistras ish = M
c,tlsn cay oF q yourself a e regret.
] sisa Vi, VIA sssR IL III
,sads. Ths iG5se ias asa aS ssagt ~. IL!
ls st
way which that force shalt take tfa
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81 EEias astaur GROVE wHIsKYs
oaEzgsUr GROVE WHISKY


M Proprlstor af ~ shove GENERATED wEIsKYa E
tbe public and physicians Of city
and country s8 BE
Ksareas K0tsuaable StznSxlans
which has ayst asan prepared medical proves Itself
hoaafu and nyisoratipg to the enfsebled
whether afaeasa II distilled from the best rye and
mali nutritious properties preserved by process
pecuafy whereby Fusil OIL other nozious
gradients, eontared in the Whisky general use
afecompsa ha the absolute purity OF this
clefrom any foreign tadrni&ureis guaranteed.
addition the following testimonials from the most
Chemists of Philadelphia York
State Society have endorsed with heii
Dplom and Dr. jackson Of Boston, has testified under oath
III It's absolute purity. Read the following
@ CKRTIFIOATES
I III Philadelphia, Sept. g. 1858.
carefully tested the sample Of Chestnut Grows
hisky which you find that contains the
poisonous Fusi 0 which ia the character
he and injurious Of The Whiskes general
BOOTH, GARRETT s CAMAC,
Analytical Chemists.
New York. Sept 8, 1855.
anayzed sample Of Chestnut Grove Whisky received
from Mr. Charles Wharton, Jr of Philadelphia and having
carefully tested III pleased to that is entirely free
from poisonous deieterous substances 1t Ia unusually
pure and fine Havordd quality Of Whisky.
JAMES r. chiffon. Analytical ChemiAt.
Boston, March 7, 1857.
have made chemical Analysis of commercial samples 0,
Chestnut Whisky be free from theheavy
navorof this Whisky aderived from the grain used in
featuring it, Respectfully.
49, 49, a. A. HAYES, NJ. ~, State Assayer,
No. l6 Boylston street.
CHARLES WHARTON, Dr.,
Wholesale Agent,
1l6 Walnut street,
jsz ly&W PHILADELPHIA.
# w. . ;. =. sa'ARR.
CAMDEN IRON WORK
Camden, New Jersey,
--Manufacturersof-
All Kinds Of CASTINGS and APPARATUS or GAS WORKS.
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAsEs,co Retorts aad other
Houses
REToRTs and all CASTINGS reqpedf settingthsm nthe
atest and most improved modes,
y sWAsHERs, GGNDENSERs, sCRuBBERS and EXHAUST
ERs, for relieving the Raorts pressure.
PURIFIERs varying 1000 to 100000 euhofset daily
81 purifying capacity
WROUGHT IRON LIME s1RvEs. or PURIFIERS,
STATION METERS of all szss.
GAS HOLDERS, TELEsGOPIC and SINGLE with Cast Iron
Guide and Suspension Frames.
4 GAS GoYERNoRs or rKEaULATORs.
STREET MAINS from IL to 4s inches diameter, for Wster
Gas
STREET MAIN IONS, such as Branches, Bend,,
sToPVAIVEs to soinches ehefbrass aeed plain.
WROUGHT IRON WoRE-A1l the Smith and sheet 1rop
Work required in and about Gas Works.
nCointncationa should be addressedto to the PRINCE
PAL OFFICE. CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY.
aa~BRANoH OFFICE, 12S SOUTH THIRD STREET
PHILADELPHIA ie15 lyaw
w s. CHANDLER,
Z T. EMIT ST.
1 Aa-oFFIgE and EEsIDEEGE-
o. 1ss ceront1eIet street.
= Z sasRs. sasRR rsAson &. g =. sgssar, sRos.
II IMPORTERS AND JoRRRns
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New ORLEANS, April 20, 1861,


During the violent storm of yesterday morning
the residence of Mr.. F. Blanc, on Aladie street,
between Rocheblave and Dorgenois streets, was
struck by lightning, and the east side of the house
much injured
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A DRUM WORTH HAVING,

At the meeting of the Sumter Grays, (at first
called the Sumter Guards,) last night, present of
a drum was made, accompanied by the following
apology for the antiquity Or old age of the instru.
ment:
New ORLEANS, April 20, 1851.
To the Captain of the Sumter Grays:.
Air. D. Mdap1y-Dear Sir: At the first of your meeting s.
please offer and for the benefit of your
o. men, drum which is as it is called, Relique,' lSl-
10 y" Sumter GreyS.'f
Please offer token to old friends members of your
company, and let all that the 1915
hed the heart Of every in the o compan only h
pde bnt also with confidence of victory, which is and which
Aope VIII ever pc the pride and Southern people.
cry truly Z, E ILEROND
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,ho ot5 TT Linz = II II s.s TIE " AN,Nn: eaCHdHU
hs way to the West from Washington He sta,es that the
greatest alarm prevails for the safety of that city Abolition
circles Arlington Heights being fortified by the Virguans
and every deensble position he Potomac below the city
Lincoln hasa always about him in the White House
Trea building barrcaded reigs 10 the
former seat of Government "
Mr. Peachand states that is the policy the Adminsra
ton surround the Southern States with srongholds on the
North and West to blockade all Southern ports then with
in limits thus defined to send Abolition emissaries
rebellion and disafecOn This circa gradually 10 he
contracted, till the South first starved then Eumiaed
and then destroyed The plan magnificent one worthy the
should he survive another that this circle of rcaon
Will he #iaoned rapidly than will contract that
erne he will aye to select his troops send down up
on MS the rabbe of the North and then we can
cope with army not more than five times us ou1
own. Memphis Bulletin. ~ va
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MAY nAN

Fell yesterday, accompanied with Lightning and
thunder ltwas in fact quite a storm, ard the rain
was perfect deluge.
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~ EXTRACT FROM M A PRIVATE LErrER.- Wilmington,
". c. April 2l, 1S61YeserLay he steam-tug Uncle Ben
approached too New Inlet without asking the aid Of
pilot The guardbpa hailed her AVID questioning the Can.
tain found that he could give satisfactory answer squad
men quietly put board of her and she sent up TO
the CITY, Last night she Fort Caswe rih The dBs
se nsom Charleston. The oicersand under guard
at the Marine Hospital ~
The steamship North Carolina has been detained here
She is DihsN Mann
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PRESIDENT DAVIS, MESA. Il.
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HEALTH oF The CIT
SOME RAIN

There were only los interments in the city eeme-
teries last week, as reported by the Board of
Health.
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SOUTHERN sYMPATHIzERs DRIVEN FROM
WASHINGTON.
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Our sodiery beginning adopt flag with fifteen stars
instead OF seven eight the secession of the States being
now regarded oregone conclusion Adiuan Monsarat raised
of thus description yesterday the Hartford City
now in the servics of tho Memphis regiments.
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NEWS FROM MONTGOMERY.
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THE PROCLAMATION OF GOVERNOR HICKS
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Mail Steamer Fired into on the
Potomac.
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The COURTS.

FIRsr DISTRICT CouRT- Jatdge Go0eis.-After a
years Imprisonment mstria and four FIVE coninaances
for trial. the Of VIM Lockwood and Others charged
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The Bienville Banner, Of The 2oth say5

a 5g
As far planrs have sowr small grain As4 aye hf
promise OF fine harvest The heat unusually promising
Oats look lux nrinn We DON'T think gss SAW ner
peet, Ryeis in bloom and locks we'll
Last Wednesday evening ery occurred in Baton Rouge
in which John phlips Of New Dreams. Killed. an Italian
named rayanovs by shooting him with pistol Ths
quarrel is not stated.
The Ceddo Gazette Of the 20th, says
We have clear pleasant aher with the cool
for young eottn Fhe leaH i growing hneg Anl
the stand is generally good.
The Caldwell News of the 2tth says;
Gardens fourishug condition. hut
North Lousans contemporaries advance Of have
had no green peas, ete yer.
Tie Rice Planter of Saturday has the following
The potato CROP particularly upper part
community riaFed to learn complete fnffnfe Ihis
The wes'hr here ws wet last winter saal the
a most terrible storm accompanied both occasions by Il
Tremendous rain passed Jesnits Bend Monday ss
blowing the north lasted kone aud II sF
asd afterwards The egennss with tha wind the
henr Fences down. and thn nln
and garden vegetables badly injured, with damages Id
the plantations and farms.
MISSISSIPPI INTELLIG On the Goth d young
named j. H Doitner Of Jackson accidentally shot h
SELF faaX, while hanng on Bear Creek.
I,s Holly Springs Cotton States says
We receive from every pegion Of county favorable
accounts Of she health citz&ns tatteFins
abundant wheat crop Home say that IL bids
to be the largest ever aise4 IN This eennfy -
ohsf owing the as eed
dnee change in them.
SEIZURE or ARNs N 81. LOUIS We learn from
the ST. Louis Herald that 61 ritea nuske inends fns the
Uni3ed States troops seet IhErsag last and
stored aaat the disposal of the State auhoGitis.
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ARRIVAL OF ARMs.-Tne steamer Aleck Scott.
with four Of the largest size and immense
sa arms sent from the of Louisiana reached the
city tbs morning The pounde have ere this been placed
and the other arms already in charge Of tbs
military here was quite large turnout Of soldery cit
zens at the eyea 10 receive the from the Aleek Scott
Memphis Bulletin,
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TIE VAR FEELING UP TO FIGHTING.
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EE-Br. Charles e. IksIls, Dentist, No. I5g
csnas;set between oarondelst and Baronne Nswolsala
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MONTGOMERY FULL OF VOLUNTEERS
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Neb 0rlearu 1aiIp Grestert.
SGtuI SnteLltgeute.

TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 80, 1861.
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Large Reinforcements for Washington.
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ASSEMBLING OF THE CONFEDERATE CONGRESS-
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HE LOUISIANA GUARDS,

= HE LOUISIANA GUARDS.
The following is the roll of the two Companies
of Louisiana Guards, which left on Sunday for
Virginia:
CAPTAINS:
C. f. GrardeI, F. W. Rawle
LIEUFENANTs:
+. D 3Aquin, H II. Kenna. Fdw. Murphy,
Ii. W montgomery, SIN. CMontsbmery, p. W. Semmes.
- SERGEAETs:
Chss. Knowon H. h. Beu, P NJ Baker
j. R. Fell, Geo. Camu1ack a. G, Iapiee
+. o. Armstrong, j. X. Juden
- coRPoRALs:
Chas Thompson, II. o. Janin A. v Birnon
Jas, Buckner, b. g Cushman n, Mehado Jr.,
i. Servary, j. B. McCutchon,
QuARTERMASTER: ASST s'ToUARTERNAsTE
Dwight Martin. John Mckee
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HEAuQUAREERs LOUISIANA MILITIA.
Adjltsnt Generals Office,
II Drlrn -Arril

Adiltant s3eperal's Office, ,
III New Orleans. April 81, 1861.
@ TO THE PEOPLE OF LOQIsiANA-THk
III Government Washington maddened by the
NJ successful maintenance by patriotic people of their
rights and bes against its mercenaries in the habo of
Charleston the determination of the Southern
themselves from the Northern Government
thrown off the mask and sustained by the people
ayehodpg Sac is actively engaged in leVying by
land and to sbvert your liberties destroy your rights and
shed yon blood your SOIL If you have the manhood
to resist. Rise then, people Of louisiana in your might in de-
your dearest rights and drive back this insolent
barrie foe,
Like your brave ancestry resolve perish in the
effort and flag usurpation will fly Southern
soil Rally then the proclamation which make on the
requisition of the Confederate Government.
THOMAS o. MOORE.
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[sr THE SOUTHWESTERN AND AMERICAN nfsEs.1

or A sEcEss1oE1ss
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DROCLAaEATION BY THE GOVERNOR - THE
President Of the Confederate States having made reqs
on the Governor of Louisiana for Five Thousand In
fanry for months unless discharged,
hs force being in addition the three thousand already called
o l. Thomas o. Moore Governor Of the State of Louisiana,
do hereby proclaim a Volunteers will be received in accord
with the requison of the President OF the Confederate
States Each company he composed of less than
four Pvates four Sergean four Corpora Captain
First and two Second Iteutenans.
Yolunteets will be received by Companies Battaons Reg
iments Those offering will address dutant General NJ Gri
New Orleans, stating the their command,
will remain in the parish in which they perfect themselves
in tic drill etc. and hold themselves in readiness moments
notice subject to the orders of the Governor.
The appeals the patriotic this
respond to this Proclamation for the protection of the rights Of
the South.
By order of: THOs. o. MOORE,
Governor and Commander-n Chief
n. GRIyoT, Adjt and Inspr Genl, La. a22 lot
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n N0IECEG-sEALEn PRpPOSALs-OFFICE OF THE
Chief @ Of sabsSenee at Warrington Navy Yard ea
Fresh Beef to the Troops The Confederate
tion will be received at this office till 10 o'clock The 3h of
April 1851 at which time the bids will opened
tract tract awarded I to the lowest responsible bidder.
The bids TO be endor ed proposals furnishing been
and the names of two responsible persons their places of
residence snres for the faithful performance of the con-
tract, must he given = " 49,
The Chief Of the Substance Department this station re-
serves the right TO reject all bids deemed high
THQS. NJ JONES,
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N. 7. 7th Regiment Refuse 70 Invade the South.

sourHERNERs 1MPR1soNED.
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WHITE SULPHUR wATER-

0sT--TEN DOLLARS REwARD-Losr, A SMALL
Ii single DIAMOND PIN. The above reward will he
paid to one leaving the a this office ais If
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VOLUME XIV.
Mititnt:u SNutitts.

NJ FOR .EENsACOEA-SCHR "WEsT SEEl
kN fLoRlDA Will leave on FRIDAY MORNING, RNHNF9A>
5 ~ a2eock Letters and small packages left 4aa9u
~ w g4r office pFeyions TO that time soldiers will
o packages with wine sRirluous liquors will be taken
IL Is agHrst the orders of Gen Bragg do 50.
TllOS. MURRAY h CO.,
a-n o. Corner Of Cedar and Julia sts.,
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HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA,
Adjuant Generals 0ffce, )
n New Orleans. April % 1861. J
~ ORDERS No. I0J - FOUR REGIMENTS OF
m Infantry will be received and mustered into service of
A the Confederate Army the eqnis0ns companies
presented Companies Baaons will rendezvous
the city of New Orleans without delay,
AdutRnt-Genersl By order of:
THOS o. MOORE
Governor Commander in Chief.
NJ GKIynT. Adiuant and Tnsnector Genaral n24 If
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TELEeRAPHEo To. THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT

NEWS FROM MONTGOMERY.
ASSEMBLING OF THE CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
PRESIDENT DAVIS NJ EssA G. H.
NIoNTGo1HERY FULL OF VOLUNTEERS.
TIE VAR FEELING UP TO FIGHTING.
Large Reinforcements for Washington.
THE PROCLAMATION OF GOVERNOR HICKS.
Mail Steamer Fired into on the
Potomac.
SOUTHERN sYMPATHIzERs DRIVEN FROM
WASHINGTON.
N. z. 7th Regiment Refuse to Invade the South.
sOUTHERNERs IMPRIso on ED.t
ASSASSINATION or sEcEss1o E1sg
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

A BszesoEezt TnstitEtioH established By special En-
dspmsnt. for the relief Of ths Sick and DistTesss6
afflicted rita YirHIent aRd Epidemic DLs sasss, and
especially for the CErf5 DfssGsss 81 tts SsS1st
0fgaHs. aMfdfuLL n
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis,
w by the Acting Surgeon, to ali WhS ? hy let
ter, with a description OF their condition1 eie,eesnf
patton. habits Of life, &e-) and in eases Of eztrens
poverty, Medicines furnished free Of charge ~fsa
VALUABLE REPORTS on SPerDatorrhoea. saA
other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on me NJ"
employed in the Nspensarys sea- - uS
afflicted in sealed letter envelopes free OF eaarge.-
Two or three Stamps for postsge wilt be acceptasle.
Address. DIR j. sKILLIN H0uGHr0N. AsdnE
Surgeon. Howard Association, No. 9 South Ninth
Street, PhiladelDhia. Pa. By order sfthe Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, PresfdG H.
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-03
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
KINsMAN CARRIAGE FACTORYl

.l Ii my facilities for manufacturing,
&-by the addition Of new buildings, .
steam engine an machinery 70 my establishnsntI .
am prepared to furnish vehicles Of every description
ofthe best quality and at fair prices.
In elegance OF finish. quality Of materials and exss
eellenee OF workmanship, the Carriages shall NOS Be
surpassed in the state Boz
Painting, Training and Repairing done Atsthe
shortest notice, and in the best manner. -
Kinsn,n q Oct 6lS-