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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-19

B4TrtE GRsS&e Mich, Dec y, 1859
Pref Wood Thee wilt pgeas accept line 10 Inform thee
thu tie ha nav head Rtli oa twenty years ago,
caused by complicated ehsrouic disease attended with
lion toe bead ca,tinpa course Of suffering through life
having reduced me state pf dependence have been
ahle obtrn ~ neither have herr able do them
10, d which my head hns suffered extremely
ffon This nilcei pay Briggs 4 EobRcg A,t1E
the last ent tar for two d9ar hottie Of NY Ei
tiestaraye, abt the first OF August last hHvs hfuly
ie ed The directions, nn fp bald spot is 80 with
hair thick md black thpu2lt short; 1t also all
head Feeling confident tAAt another ) bo,i would
store entirely and snonty, feel in
its aud hsng destitute Of k.rchaSo
would G thee IL Ehee w0yst 70 ig tosena an
der hie agents oa and receive thysc the scrip
tute ecisrstor The those that kind to the
widow and the fatheFles5'f
Thy frielsL 4t"a SUSAENAH KIRBY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-19

IIGoE1ER, Noble county, Ind. Feb. s. 1859.
Prs g. j. Wood Dear Sir - In the latter part Of the year
Ssn attending the State and National Law School Of the
Stof New York, hair from unknown
nced falling of very rapidly that in the short Of six
months, the Whole of scalp almost entirely
the side and back Of head shortly after became gray
that viii not be surprised when tell you that upon
turn 10 The State of Indiana my casual acgnantances
not so much at loss discover the change in appear
aee my more intimate acquantances recognise
at all
at made application to the llFu physicians In
the country but receiving from them that hail
could again be restored forced to become recouced
fate until fortunately in the latter of the 1851
your Restorative was recommended by druggist as be
ing the most reliable Hair Restorative in tried bot
lie, and found my great satisfaction that producing the
desired effect Since that time have used dollars worth
of your Restorative and result have rich of very
soft black hair, which money buy.
As mark OF gratitude for your labor and skill iii the pro-
ucon Of wonderful artcle have recommended it's
to of friends and aeguantanees who am happy
inform you, are using it with like effect.
Very respectfully, yours,
A. NJ. LATTA,
s @ ~ Attorney and Gounsel9of-a Law.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-19

IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES,

THIPORTANT TO FAMILIES.
E N s Y L V 4 N
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY's
SAPONIFIEE,
The ready Family Soap Ma5er, and Universal
Cleanser,
Will make hard water soft clean Paint Ink from
Type, Grease from Kitchen Utensils, etc,
Ito IL pounds refuse usually given away, al
SboEt IL cent per pound ay.-........-........20
IS cent?,
cents therefore, barrel of 6Gst.rse
SOFT SOAP.
RECEIPT making different kinds Soap free by
dressing Depot Of Company,
LEWIS, JAMES Il CO.,
Philadelphia
The aponihsr be had Of respectable sorekeeper
In the country. my3l "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-19

DR.. WRIGHT'S
CELEBRATED REJUVENATENG C ELIXIR
Prepared
On the rctes Pharmaceutical Principles by Of sSIeg
Chemists of the age for the of
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression,
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Determination Of Blood 10 the Head,
Confused Ideas,
Hystera,
General Trrilability,
Resessness and
Absence Of Muscular Efficiency.
Loss Of Appetite,
Dyspepsia,
Emaciston
Low Spirits,
DISCRIMINATION of the
Organs of Generation,
Palpetion Of the Heart
For sale In New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
). WRIGHT h CO..
81 and 15l Chartres street,
Sole Proprietors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-19

The Board Trustees hnve resolved pay Six Per In.
outstanding certificates Of profits hs
Second Monday of May and to redeem, and after that
date the Scrip issue the 1855 and they have further
scrip dividend of Thirty Three and Ono Third per ea
premiums of Tie year ending February 1860
for which certificates will after DAY ii
June, 1860. '...n4 3F5
CHARLES BRIGGS President
A. CARRIEfE. Vice resident,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-19

REAL sCHEIDAm sCEINAPPs,
A N D E Y ER'S
HEDIC4TED GIN, or GENUINE sCHELDAH SCHgAP pa
A pure article of Holland Gin,
wholesome beverage, and invaluable FAMILY MEDT
CINE, particularly beneficial III all cases of
DYsENTERV
DYSPEPSIA,
DIAERHEA.
RHEUMATISM,
GOUT
FEVERs,
etc, ETC., etc,
1t iB highly recommended by many of the pbys
throughout the States excellent and Agreeable alter
stsy and GfcCtuay all segseso the Urinary
children.
the oftae
Real scsleEtIana SchMnppa,
VANDEEEER's MEpIGAEED GIN;
RenI he1dmm Schnappg.
Each bor the signature of proprietor and more
other is genuine whoutt
For New Orleans wholesale and retail propetorIs
pricesby -
a and l6l Uhateres street
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STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans Civ az New 0Yls iiE

III q
Parish of Orleans City Of New Ore Ms
Be remembered, that this 10Th day of March, 1885, be-
me- the subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the
city aforesaid, personally appeared Charles Briggs President
P Janver Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company o. New Orleans who being duly according to
law depose and shy ha the above
true and correct transcript from the books Company
g.. ." CHARLES BRIGGS President
Il. P. JANYIER, Secretary. ts Ii
Sworn to and subscribed before mo this 2h DAY March,
1860. y. +. MITCHELL
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of orleaas
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VALUABLE REMEDIES.
rTSTiR ONLY PREPARATION
IS more aud more Popular avery day

STOOD THE TEsT OF YEARS
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STEAM PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
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New ORLEANS.
sEA BROS, raorn1zroas.

We have IN the latest and most improved machinery
sad Office well stocked with every style of tyre
Having during the past added Ruling Machine
solicit the orders of in that line s25 yaw
II OU4sIaNA SUGAR REFINERY FOR SALE
~ Oh LEASE.
That very Desirable situated on the left bank
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tie limits OF the city Of New Orleans is oiffred good
Investment capitalists who be DESTROYS OF aiding in
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pan centrifugal machines hone black furnace filters nuls
simple stores and yard room etc and in fact all the
Requisites forearying Sugar Rsfnery Molasses Rebo
ing large scale. With little additional expense, It might
be easily gerei info q Cotton NEIL
II has Wharf attaches 10 ii the Levee with water stuff
cent for the accommodation ef vessels delivering taking in
cargo AGG 5 E@& &#
For further information and for FERNS apply to
NJ do tfNW BAR Ei.Lt a 60 81 GnnnlnM street.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-24

CINCINNATI, Jnly 10, IS6l.-K. Z.
Stanton of Kansas passed through hare
to-day en- route for Washington. He
has heen appointed by the Governor
Of Kansas to ali the Vacancy In the Sea-
ate, caused by General Lanes acceptance
Of Brigadier GeneralShip IN ths rega-
lar army.
The Governor Of Kansas did perfectly
right in appoiGting successor 10 Lane
who accepted Of another oEacs under ths
Government, and ii il to bs hoped thai
Governors Of Other States, oax "wn
among the number, will follow hts exssn-
pie in indicating the Constitution OF Inc
UniEed States. r.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-24
AuECTE mEuYss Ann q. goaEYH
nAHEH8AUs

6euKCTL nLUrss AND .. gosEgH
aAfIa0ADs
Ne understand shas the grading upon
the Above nansd road Ia going on In Free
montA County. We believe thai over
swents- -four miles Of the grading ia COM
pleted! The Steam Mills at Pacific City
are turning ont several hundred ties dali
ly, end we're it not fog oar national dif-
ioalsiea the road would be eompissed be-
fore the arsl Of January 1864 y = .
matter Of sarprisaaso ~ 30 know thai =
such times ~ these ths work y not satiFs-
| ly suspended. How The Directors mafa-
| age to keep it progressing y beyond oni
comprehension, and ws fear that II peaes
Ia NOT sooa proclaimed throughout shs
Union the work will have 20 stop. TA'
1 company have thousands upon thoasandi
| of bushels Of wheat offered 10 them sy ID
| farmers along the line TO aid in the I'd
vancemens of the work bns Ia eonse
ouenos Of the blockade by our govern
msns Of the Mississippi and Missouri Ety
srs, the grain sannos be sent 10 marks
: and made available, and We seaS the wor
viii be in consequence thereof saapenf
ed. II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-24

- Mr.. Z. b. sKELxY, Of Bowling
Green, Ky., it is stated, has succeeded II
maxi I . most Important improvement N
Gre arms. He has Invented nsw qua,
entirely different from any other pattern,
and complete In all ita arrangement II
will shoot tao thousand four hssssdTsa
Minnie balls a Minute, with all the aecu-
rscy and dreeissiou Of q rife IL 10 Light
In construction, aad portable, and can be
easily handled By twe men. Its capacity
can readily be extended to 600 balls s
minute A eayeai haa been 6lsd, and
steps hare been takea to secuEe patent
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-24

We have pubiished several extracts from
the speeeh made by Semssor Dogsz.as, In
tho q. .. Senate, March l5sh, 1861. Thia
wssk Ne publish sbs entire speech sad ask
for il eaFefal parasal. Is 10 kall sna
complete answer, although made msaths
aSes - nj the sophi ssry used BY the Pres
iseas i his lass saassags, n ssssnptiag
" justify bis esusse Is - insKusstisn
81 CiyiI Nar, and u boldly sassn. th&s,
Wars - Usssn- WAaBxsA1y xzSs~
nal axraaaaso#s ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-24

PHoroGRAFHIse TME CoaETs-A photo~
graphist Of Boston, wbo has been rather
successful in photog-aphing the moon and
stars, haa been trying to stake" the som-
ct. Lis efforts, however have not sac
eseied. He says that the photographic
power Of the comets light is 50 feeble IS
scarcely to mAks 81 impressioa on bis
aoss sensitive preparations. As con-
pared with that Of sha sooa, or hxed STAR
Of the third magnisa1e, II iss Photograph
icaIly speaking, sos oae thoasandsA part
as brslIiaas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-24

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-24
DEFEAT OF THE FEDERAL AMY.


The latest news from Washington con-
firms the Telegraphic report Of the de-
feat of the Federal Army at Bulls Ran,
Il fortified position about kEs miles from
Manassas junction. The lowest estimate
of the Federal loss Is 4 200 killed and
wounded. Ii Is presumed thas the loss
on the part Of tha Confederate Amy Is
fully equal to that of the Federal Army,
which would make the loss in killed and
wounded on both sides about 5000. The
Telegraph reports state shAt the Confea-
crate troops captured all the Federal bat
teries Ave IN number, besides seige bas-
terry mounting eight 32-pound riaed can
non. The report states that the roads
from the battle ground to the Potomac
are ssrgwed with arms, knapsaeks and
other munitions of var, and that bun
dreda and perhaps thousands Of soldiers
have given out and are laying BY the
way-Side in furnishing condition.
The loss so far as the Telegraph reports
shsw, is ON the part Of the Federal array
in olhcers killed and wounded as follows
Killed 20 Colonies . Captains and ssv-
erai LieuteaaBts.
Woundsd1-T CoionsIs, and / esp
| kaina-
OF course no information has been re-
eeiyed 10 relation 10 Ghe loss on the part
Of the Confederate army bat it is pre-
sumed to be equal TO that Of the Fedora
troogs. The loss on both sides eann0t
be correctly stated until after the efisia
reports are made. The teiegTaphie re-
ports are in most instances unreliable
and are calculated to misIesd the public
On Sunday morning the Telegraph an
nounced tbas Maaaasss Junetion--th
stronghold Of the Rebels WAS captures
and thai she Stars snd Stripes foaae'
in triumph over the place. Taesda..
mornings report brings tbs news tina
Manassas IL still In the possession of tn
Rebels and instead Of the Stars anl
Stripes floating ever il, thai the FsdsEa
troops bare been defeated-alI their bal
teries taksn-4, 900 Of their namber kill
I'D and wounded, aud all this before the
had arrived within Ave miles Of the piac
which the Telegraph announced 10 be il
their possession about d hours prsvisaa
enough heweyer Ia known, to warrans a
in believing, that the Federal Array IA
been degaaaed aad has retFaased back B
Washington.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-24

Drxp u Hxx I0srH YxaRS -en sAa IAfA
ii luna, sfn. HsazaA ClsssaAnd died d
Gkeassaslss, n X, i he go u 10 years
ard I monahs. TbsaxEragsss aee Il Mxs.
ClsssIsza sna ksr -. sassszs uss ssss
800 yesss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-24

Eight weeks from last Tuesday Is tns
day set for the commencement OF our
County Fair, yet We bear Of no prepare
tions on the part Of the COMMITTEES being
made fog holding fair and it 10 ramor-
I'd thai no fair viii be held. We hope
this rsaznor Is not trns. We can see no |
good.rsason why fair should not be held
this year. The Farmer has been blessed
so far With good crops ard his prospect
for the future appears quite aSissFang"-
If we are to have fair it is time that the
programme Of arrangements shouia DO
us.hIiahed. Posters should be sent out TO
the couasry containing q list Of the pre-
miurns offered, SO that the Farmers, VINO
are most interested in such matters may
know what to bring to the fair and sofasR
to bring it. Last year considerable dis
satisfaction was manifested on account OF
the rule WHICH required all entries to be
made by IL O'Clock Of the first day
Many persons came on the second day
With articles upon which premiums we're
20 be awarded on that day, and desired
to enter them for competition against ar
0cles which were entered the day before /;
lbus under the rule were excluded. The
rule was g good one, and had 1t been gen
srallv understood would have worked no
hardship UPON any one. If the program
mes and rules are published early and
circulated throughout the County, ths
difficulties experienced last year viii D.
avoided.
We hope the commitFUs witf deeaas Il
t invite competition for the premiums from
e all parts Of the State. II they do 60, vi
e cannot see why our fair should not D.
much more largely stteaded than il VA
e last year, when for the FIRST time If va
e a self-sustaining institation.
s.Wuxx RoGUEs DssAaREE, HONEST AE
GET ryxrz DUEs. The New York HoTI
% says Of the Iribune " me 'F"1" ~ 90
lists, and hare been for eight years." In
politicians which regulate the Word
= ought to know. The announcement nov
ever, is no news TO Us. Each and ever
Republican Of the Tribune school Is an
l. has been ~ much disuniOnist IS Jei
Davis himself. The Democratic part
has always charged this, and nov SCI
. their charges approved BY the semi-oh
= cisl organ Of the Administrator y
e don't give the World managers any creS
il for honesty however. lis an old ma
i'm among lawyers, thai the meane&s Grin
Is insI in the most apt to tara States EE
- dencs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-24

DgmocRAcg or 0mao.---As q asesing oil
the State Rxaeusiva Ooznmitsea Of the
Ohio DsEaoexasy, bed At C0lambas, il
was resolved 10 bold State Comvensioas
on Wednesday, August lesa, for saas par.
pose If terminating eAaaiaasas Isw ssaas
okeass, 10 be sappaxssa a tbs ocsobss
eIeesaoms
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-24
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-24

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-01
The TrIuInph In Missouri.

Tie victory Of the Cnmfederate arms at Lex.
ingson, is among t!:c ,:,oa. inspiring and bril-
liant al our achievements. Oar Accounts thus
far arc al! through Northern sources; huttaey
do not attempt 10 unde:rI!c the Importance Uf
the result 10 US or the .cNGity ui lie blow 20
themselves. On !l,c hc.'I ol Fremont the
thunders OF their w,ath ale already falling.
Tire New York "H.r.!d" says:
General Fremont oueht III hayu aided the
President in Missouri. Instead Of that he
became a sourGo Of weakness and enbsfrass
ncnt to him. When he entered upon his
duties in that Stale tie rebels had been
swept out ss chaif before the wind. Bat now
mere Liam hall the Stale has bcea rcconquered
by the Confederate arms Disaster after dis
.strl has bclnllrn our AIMS there. The i'ealh "l
Lyon, and the retreat from Springfield, ruuc cd
from WALT 1T these rcinforcencnts when
Gen. Fremont ought 10 have sent, arc nuw
rolluwc, up by the s,ill more disastrous cai =
ture Of Lexington from the sam" c"'isr, i'"'iu'!
iny The loss Of 3,5u0 Of the bes. troops, who
were sacrificed BY neg Slcct, the gain OF all their
snail arms, artillery, ammunition, aid equip
aye, together with three thnuSand horses t." the
cause of the rebels, lu say hulhiIg OF the in"ral
effect of such misfortune.
It is ve,v evident that therc must have
been terrible acknowledgement ut ST. Louis;
other Use the brave Mulligsn and his devoted
little band would not have been fh,ls left 10
their fate.
LIT the heathen rage! When Bennett finds
matter Of complaint, in the same degree good
ncl have reason to n jolce.
The reports Of the enemy, say that Gen.
Price and his brave Missouriahs, are preparing
to follow up their victory:
Gen. Price and his army will move down
the river, and unless checked or defeated, at,
tack Bonneville, 'and then jefferson tity'
Lexington is towu whv>r popr'a'i"n, IN
1854 WAS ). 800. 1t is oh .hr Suutii Ianh OF
ttIe MI. sruri River, about ~ miles from the
Western boundary OF the State. 1t is 81 miles
abuyc Bonneville, and 1872 miles from Jefferson
City.
VI. suijcn some "i he enemy's dispatches
in furthe~ detail Of he calamity wti'ch t'au
befa,en the.n ;--cala,uity to tken--glorlous
victory to us:
Cot. MuLL!GA$ EiL%AsEn On rAkuLE.
Cu,caGo Sept ga special despatch from
Uuiocy, t. the journal" says that Col Mall
l,esn has been released on parole, and WI be
lere this evening He will remain until "e"'
freinuuts orders ale received.
Ten prentss has ttlegraphed from b:ook'
field t, ll,r Assistant Qlartermaster to provide
s,lstenaucc ful two thousand men, and to nave
it ready TN their arrival. 49,
The commissioned officers are rctalncd rs
prisoners Of war by the rebels.
ARRIVAL OF COL MrLLIGAN's SOLDIERS AT euIset'
ILLINOIS.
uulscy, Ill, S,p. pa part of Colonel
Muligan's command arrived here this evening.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-01
OBITUARY..

DfRn, on the eth day OF September, ~ III, father,
i1enee Lieutenant CHARLES D. LOGAN, In the 23i YEA
OF his age.
Lieutenant Logan was the y0un.es' Of Richard Losaa
Of HALIFAX. He had spent last winter AID spring IN T-Nn.
but returned 10 his native state practicable
the commencement OF actual ho>t.i'l-s against her
Prompted by an ardent patriotism rerote hiTs :-
service OF his country he joined volunteer cornpsa
commanded by Captain penck and elected lr,t Lie
tenant While short vis! 10 his brother. Captatr
Richard Logan, stationed n Ja:Gr.'Dwn he cOatrac'rJ
camp feyer-a disease that has Irr 10 him
gallant soldier before him, fatal than Gil te ces
dealing weapons Of the eoeDy.
Warn.hear,ed and sGectioDat- in his disposition
and sincere In his Intercourse, manly acd Ia ~
bearing he greatly beloved by family and frira'.
and much esteemed By all who knew him.
To an old man, full Of years an weary With iie ic.s
IS seldom an pected, and sad event .-
when one In the bright IT. {! bis municoi IL: o.
hope and fair promises. Is thu. untinely srlc. en- down
blow fall, with crushing force upon ths loving rar;, ,-
cuug 10 him with tcnderest affection. That "H- NJ.
,einpcrs the wind 10 the shoEn Lamb may soften their
row sanciify this sad their eternal good
the prayer OF one who freely ming!es his grief .,k e
Enquirer and southern ChuschEan Are requested -!
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The balance, amo'rnlny ~ nearly 1000, nrc
expected to morrow
Those who have arrived, say that tho force
at Lexington is only about 1000. including
several companies Of Home Guards, who are
accused Of having shown cowardicc
The surrender Of Lexington was mnde at
live o'clock on Friday afternoon. The flag was
hauled dawn by the Home Guards.
Col. Mulligan is spoken of in the highest
trms. lie displayed great bravery during the
action, and when asked to surrender, he re-
fused. Ills sword was taken away by force
Col Muligan, and all the commissioned Of.
licers, are held prisoners by the rebels.