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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-02

I'm Nrw BLoCKApING SQuADRoN.-A Northerner
suggests the buving Of several old vessels at fair
suk Loading them with stone ballast and sinking
ham ON the inside of the bars OF the rivers to be
bIockaded. Charleston, Savannah and New Or
leans (if the wrecks sunk at the head OF the
passes) would require but a small bockadipg
Sonadron
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-02

This officer, who figures conspicuouslv in the
late official repo' IS of Col Richardson publishes
communication in the Washington Star of last
evening for the purpose, he says of correcting ohe
errors he (Col. Richardson) has committed" and
adds in conclusion:
Col. Richardson states a conversation with Lieu
tenant-C Colonel Stevens, of his command | never
saw Colonel Stevens, to my knowledge. | never
gave him, or any one, the order to depoy his col.
umn; the order must have emanated from some one
elae, and hence my misfortune for on his impression
that was drunk, those not Immediately connected
with me rung it over the field, without inquiry or
investigation. This is all that is proper for me to
say at this time, as have called for a court to in
veshgate the whole transaction. Those who have
read Richardson's report will confer favor to
compare this statement with 1.-THE discrepancies
glazing, the by deductions apparent.
l.. S. MILES,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-02

SAFETY on RAILRoADs The annual report OF rue
New Jersey Railroad Company, presented recently
says:
Upwards of three millions of passenger. nave
been transported safely since the last "s,on1
making more than thirty-six millions WY hAVe
been carried without loss OF lie or no III 'ue cars
since our organization.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-02

PoNrooN BRlpGEs.-LieutenantG ilm ore, U. s. A.,
has just completed pontoon train. 1t is composed
of iorty-two wagons, with spare wheels, sxes,
spokes, hubs, etc, two hundred and fifty. six bar
nesses, thirty six India rubber pontoons fats,
with all the timber, plankng, cables, anchors,
forges, etc, sufficient to torn bridge OF SIX M
| dred feet in length and thirteen ana mai, IN
troops in 81 minutes II used as RATS, brigade OF
900 men, with equipsgc, artillery, etc., can be
| na.sed oyer the Hudson the Mississippi In ten
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-12
LEGAL NOTICES.


n q N Exf
a @nMa, Pursuant 10 = Wit Of Election bear. |
ing 18th day of September A.
of the STAT, Of Louisiana he anlifsG voters Of the paris Of
M6NDAY he Ia DAY OF November 1851 for the following
Two Senators to the General Assembly of the State Of Ioi
Mnk Of he mis iss 11Jj rjysr "- " vi " ~
lows:
OrleaLs eight bank shall elect Represen
tative.
shaii elect ;liree Representative.
shall elect ,yo Repre- enatives
shall elect four Representatives "
.haii elect one Represenatiye
shall elect two Representatives. II
shall eIect one REPRESENTATIVE WAY ' -
Seventh Representative District Of the Parish Orleans
Tie Eighth Repesenatiye District Of the Parish of Orleans
shall elect one Representative
shall elect one Representative and
shall eec, three REPRESENTATIVES, ~
Whereas is further provided by law that the first
MONDAY November 1861 there shall be elected by
sheriff Of The Fir Distinct Cou Of New Orleans and
the Parish Orleans, each
two yeas.
one Coroner the Parish Of Orleans for the
years
the Tslt Iank Of tie Mississippi river
-Four Assessors the City Of New Orleans to hold their
feet term of roy
one Tax Collector elected that portion the
Pa,sh the right bank OF the Mississippi by
a COLLECTORS for each the Districts comprising The
CITY Of New Orleans. viz.
One TaX Collector for FRS, District of the City OF
leans
Collector for The Second District of the City of New
One Tax Collector Third District lhe City New
ORR @s ns ak ''''0''0' ''' wy u we"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-12
DIR. HoofiAnd,a a. Z.
G. KR II An TIRES,
And --zI -
Or. Hoonand'a
BALsAMIo eoRD1AL,

-ABALsAMIO RDIAL,
medicines
through year tris1 Unboundss
satisfaction asases pso,lehays
pronounced them worthy. ~
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAUEDrcE .DIBII
ITY oF TIE NERVOUS SYSTEM. DISEASES OF IA
KIDNEYS, ands diseases arising dsordsred live.
weaknessof digestive s1eedYsna
permanently cured by the GERMAN BTU Rs
TheBALsAMIG CORDIAL has acquired rssutato. sp-u
psssng that of similar preparation viii cps
withousfs the long standing GoUaB COLD
OR HoARsENEss, BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA. oRoUP.
PNEUMONIA, IECIPIENT CONSUMPTION, and has psr.s
'ornsd the most astonishing cures ever known Of
. vs.. 70 CONFIRMED CoNsUBPTIoNt
Ate win also at cure the rogtsspss
DIARRHEA proceeding from Cold ii the Bowels IT,
These medicines prepared Dr. G. N. JACKSON Co
No. 4ls Arch street. Phadepha Pa by arus
gists rs cents pes boz
tie The signature g. N. will be OF the suse,ds
wrapper ofeach bottle.
In Almanac published annually proaiasors called
INSTRUMENTATION ou willfnatestinony and com,
mandatory from all partsof country These
uscasIe given away ny sill cur agente. Ct #
- J. WRIgHTk CO., Agenss H.
- II and Isl On a.t.ss s:.s..,=
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-12
sANFORD's
YER VIG0R d z o g


tits compounded entirely Gums has become an ca
Standard Medicine known and By ALI
that resorted with confidence in AL
the diseases for which IT. recommended ~
1t thousands within the last years hohna
given up hopes Of reliet unsolicited csrs
Gates in my possession show.
The dose be adapted hstemperansro he indiytd
ua taking quantities to on tbs
Bowels. --4' .at
Judgment guide you In the ne az thu
Liver Invgoator and 1t will Liver Complaints Billions
Attacks, Dyspepsia Chronic Diarrhes Summer Complaints
Cholera Cholera Mobus Cholera IpfaRtur Fatuence Jarn
dice, Female aud be used successfully
Ordinary Family Medicine. 1t will Sick Headache, s
thousands can testify In twenty inmates three
rpoonsfnl taken at All who 1850
are giving their restimQnyin its favor.
Mix wsrern the mouth with the Inrisoraog and swass
bothtogether. 80
Price, Slper bottle.
, sardford's Family Catharttc PEfls,
Cpouudedtro pure Vegetable Extracts and pu npia Gsss
Gases, light end will keepin any climate.
The Family Caihart'e PHI Ia gentle and active Cstaartie
ghiCh proprietor used in his practise than twenty
The constantly ipcrssn demand srS hose who hays
gard their has INDUCED me TO pses them Ihn the reach
The Family Gsthaftio Pin has, with due references we'll
fact variety
Vegetable Extracts ch ae as % e ne nsP
ge5eS such ni as DsanEsTeHt + S sose sspess
Pains The Back and Lons Otsiveness Pain Soreness
nsgleesd, in course Of Fever Appec Creep
iRg Sensation Of God over The body HSasshe q
Children Adults Rheumatism great Purifier q he Blood
MENTION ii his advertisement Dos . j. PEcs Dass
The Liver Invgorsor and Family csAarie PMS rstailsd
=. VI, sAHECED N. D., Manufacturer and Pr0pstssss
]. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-12
Blood Food.

Healthy Human Blood uponbeiug AEALYzED, swaysprs
with the essential elements gve COURSE
the True Standard. Anayzs the Blood Of suffering
from Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsia scrofua etc.
find deficiencies In the gob
ues Of Blood Supply and are
Blood Food sfoundsd upon
ngsuccess. There are
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted deficiencies ofhe BloodR different diseases Fog
Coughs Colds Bronchitis affection whatever of this
Lungs inducing Consumption No. whehi also
the No. for Depression Of Spirits Appetite and for all
Chronic Complaints arising from OverUse General Debility
and Nervous Prostitution. No. e. for Liver Complaints No
for Dyspepsia. Being already prepared for absorption 1t
taken by drops and carried Immediately circnison
what gain retain. The No. Female Iss
sres Hysera, Weaknesses See special directions fol-
this. For Salt RheE Eruptions, Scofuoua Kidney gnd
Bladder Complaints take No. g. IN all the directions
strictly followed Price Of the Blond Food 81 per
bottle. '
Sold by CHURCH l. DUPONT, Ne. 4os Broadway, New
York J. WRIGHT co., No. 2la ISL Chsfes o.
WOOD CO. ST. Louis, No., sud by all respectable Drug.
Eista throughout the country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-12
.n' HI n
Attorney-and- Counseiior-st-Iaw

Depot NO. ~ Broadway, and sold all dealers throughout
the world. f~ F's77s
The Restorative is up in bottles .hrees,ses a7gs
medium and small The small holds half pint for
dollar bottle The medium bottle holds ct Ieaat y
he u pf4p9raon tnah she small ae retails erc
In poporon and setse three dollars bottle o. j.
WOOD eco, Proprietor, IA Broadway, New Torf LA
Market street 81 Louis ho and sold all good druggists and
fancy goods dealers. 7tsy -. So
]. WRIGHT 4 CO., Agents, g ...sss-
.,.. n,.. ~ t-er n and Isl Cnsrtresstress.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-12

Rs-DR. SHERMAN respectfully informs ruptured persons
having rptured slaves that he returned the
and may found his office No. 10 ST STREET
Orleans prepared relieve and all of rupture
the application Of his PATENT SLY TRUSS and GU K
ITIVE MIXTURE. ny6 1y&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-12
A PROCLAMATfON.-B THE posi- MASTER
AGFNE&AL OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES OF

AMERICA.
whereas BY the provisions Cd section of M act Of Con
gross approved August 3Dft 1891 entitled An Act Collect
for distribution, the moneys remaining in the several Post
Offices of the several States at the the postal service was
the Postmaster General to make proclamation that all persons
who citizens of Confederate States Of Anne RIGA and
may have ed postal service in Of the States OF this
Coucderacy under contracts appointments made by the
United Government before the Confederate States Gov
charge # such service, Shall present their claims
this department verified and established according such
rules he shall prescribe by Lime therein TO be set oI h not
less than months and requiring the claimant under
much has been paid and the date of such
the appointment under WHICH sad claim
and what fund provision has been set apart
further Of the whole any portion of
the balance Of such clam, by the Government of the United
States, Of OF the States and they shall also state on
oath, whether they performed fully the service according
their appointments during the time for which they
claim ply and If what partial they did perform
what deductions have hcen made from their pay far
they know account failure. partial failure to
form such service ..-..-
the Confederate Safes of America do issue tins procaa
ton requiring all persons having claims for postal vice
under the foregoing provisions OF the ID section Of the above
named said claims to the Auditor OF the Treasury
the Post Office Department for examnaon on Or before
the 18th day Of March, 1862 order that may make report
Congress OF the amount thereof, required by law
Blank forms presenting and verifying the claims will he
furnished application c the Auditor Of the Treasury for the
Post 0tice Department.
Ieced moneys postaers in the States composing the
Confederate States and which they had not paid the
time the Confederate States took charge of the postal service to
make under oath and send TO the Auditor OF tile treasury
the Post Office Department, before the 18th day
October next general ledger with the United
States service Of the Posice Department, the
federae States in accordance with the general regulations Of
the Post Office Department issued May 10TH 1879 page l0b eX-
Given under hand and seal OF the Post Ucs Department
of the Confederate States of America Richmond Virginia,
the 18th day OF September. in the yeGr lS6l: ~
se23 ltAw4w Postmaster General.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-12
Mothers 81

II
Thonsands are daily speakingln the praiseof E5E
DIR. EAT0N's TNFAN91LE CORDIAL r.
whyf because fails afford relic
her givenin time. II acts by magic sons
wiltcopvnce youthat what we 10 trus cortains
e. NO PAREGOR1c OR oPIATE
any kind
child instead Of by desdenins its sensibss
eason itself the only reliable preparation nox
known Children Teehine, Diarhea Dysentsy Griujns
Bowels, Acidy of the stomach Wind the Head
aud Group asofor softennghe INNS Reducing inflammation
Regulating the Bowels, and Relieving Pain, no eousI
being anti spasmodc used with uufsilng successn al
Of Convulson other Fits. As you value life snd
health yonr children and wish from those sad
bghing which certain resutfo tbs uss
narcotics of which all other remedies Iuans Com
plants composed take but Dr. Eaton COY
ds this rely 1t is perfectly harmless
not tdeliestentant. Price IS Full drec
tionsaccompsry each bottle. Prepared only by ~
. . CHURCH DUPONT,
"a-. No. 40a Broadway. New Tork.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-12

VALUABLE REMEDIES.
THE ONLY PREPARATION
sToolD HE T.EB:!T OF yEARa
And grows more and more Ponular srsrs saYf

AID and almost without number might
given from ladies and gentlemen grades society
united testimony could resist Woods Hair
toratfve will restore the band gray preserve the har ii
the youth to old ase, IN slffssuouthfui beauty.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-12

MOTTO ,N9TTCE. a@s,
~ f ASH 0 n g ALL s ."-ssRS=-%ss
undersigned bis NEW STABLES, No. 1879 GiraveT
street. uo4y OMEN WHARF Horses BugeG be hired
kept livery. uga rates; also Gought sud sold
commission
dlh " W. N. ROGERS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-12
Dr.. BELDEN's OPINION.

Samuel Davis, ESQ.,;
Dear Sfr is true that Dr. Shesmans Truss, applied by
him will give relief eectualy than any other have
entire satisfaction know of several cured
by the Of and the mixture recommend you TO get ore
but be Dr. Sherman himself applies il as much depends
upon the fitting. K. BELDEN, NJ. u.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-12


In mineral water where ingredients ssociaey held
in solution It conceded how these ingredients
chemically united to the other We however, in
this case, infer that the water contains
Carbonc acids slcia chloride of magnesium b carbonate
Of lime chloride sodium, Of soda seiicae of
bcarbonate of iron selice of Soda aumno chlo-de Of
sodium, and probably other combinations. my10H
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-12

Battle CRzEx, Mich, Dec H. lsSs
Prof Wood: Thee wilt please accept line to inform aes
caused by complicated chronic dease attended WITH an ero.
tie head. continual Of suffering through HE
having reduced state of Dependence havs bec
abs to obtain stuff neither have been able do
up consequence Of which my head has suffered extremely
from cold This induced me 70 pay Briggs Hodges aIrnos
the la bad earth dollar bottle Of thy Hair
Restorative about the first Of August last have faithfully
followed the directions and the bald s covered wild
hair thick and black though short 1t Is ming ali
head Feeling that smother bottle
store entirely and permanently feel anxious persevers
Its use and being destitute Of purchase
would ssk thee vouidstno be willing tc send
der on thine agents for bottle and receive tsef
declarso the reward .hoee that are kind to lie
widow and the fathsTisss.n N . - : :. y = -
Thy friend, sUsAES4E KIRBY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-12

LlGoyTER, Noble county. Ind Feb s. 1899
Prof O. j. Wood: Dear Sir part Of the year
1882 while attending the State end National School Of the
State Of New YORK. my hair from cause me-
months the whole upper part Of scalp entirely
bere It's covering and much Of the remaining portion Eo
the fs and back part of head shortly after becsme gray 20
thst VIII not be surprised when tell that
turn to the State of Indiana cgeual
not much loss discover the changs my sppsr
snee intimate acquaintance recognize me
at ali. =
at once made application the skiIlfu pb5scans IN
the country receiving them my
cond again &c restored forced to becoIs reeoncd
my fate until In the latter part of the year 1851
your Restorative was druggist as be-
ing the most reliable Hair Restorative in use tried one bot
te and found to my great producing the
desired effect Since that time hare worth
soft Black hair. which money
As mark Of gratitude s your labor ard skill the pro
Gucon of wonderful article
to of friends and who an happy to
inform you, using 1t with like effect. 20
= Very respectfully years
e" ~ z - d. ". LATTA.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-18
nr. cor,, po.itlon won KuOwa.


Atthe meeting lastnight, Mr.. Cox was call
ed for vocllerously, but he bad LETT the hall
Shortly after, resolution was sent up TO the
chair, as to which some Misrepresentation was
wes.ed. Some supposed It was reflection on
NJ, COT. Il was no such thing. 1t was writ
tss N a friend of Mr.. Cox, and is low before
"a. It spprobated his past course, and express
ed the hope that at the extra session he would
stlIl continual bis efforts to maintain the govern
ment; and requested him to fix a day
20 address the people. Judge WARDEN read
90 much Of sthe resolution as showed that
q related to Mr., Cox; and as no one
seriously doubted Nc. Cox's fidelity to
the government, of which he is part, IL was
not put to the meeting. There is not q man in
this District but knows the expressed and pub
lishsd views of the member for this District.
lie could not, by any speech last night have
added to their force, as expressed In the last
Congrass, with view to this present emergen.
oy. His votes sustained ANDERSON, the flag,
the Goyernment, and, from first to last, were in
disapproval Of avery movement which strength.
eued or aided che repellion anu treason Of the
Gulf States. We know his future course will
continue as II has been In the past.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-18
~ The unanimity of the Union sentiment in

u The unanimity of the Union sentiment in
Ohio (outsde of the Western Reserve) is 90
oyerpowe ering as to compel such disunion sheets
as the Cincinnati Commercial and Ohio STATE
Journal to raise the flag and shout for the un-
lon! Even the ''irrepressibles' in our legisla-
ture, who but short time ago were ready, will
ing aud anxious to let the Union slide' are now
falling into line and becoming the most ardent
friends Of the Union. 1t will not surprise US II
in few days to come the Ashtabula Sentinel
should come out for the National flag. The
spirit of the people is up, and disunionists
gsy &c cannot resist the torrent Of Union senti-
ment that comes with a voice like that Of
many waters. 1t Is exceedingly gratifying to see
this wholesome change Of sentiment among the
"higher law" men Of our State, who, by theii
disloyal course and disunion sentiments In timei
past, have done their part to bring the country
to its present. deplorable condition. We hop'
hereafter, mall time to come, We may have nc
Aiohsr lap men among US, but that all will re-
cognizs the authority Of the powers that be, ant
when The present troubles sball be ended, tn
spiris Of strife and discord will no more be hear
dnthe land.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-18
The Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road.

The following correspondence will contradict
and put at rest the false reports about the Bal.
imore and Ohio Rail Road having refused to
transport government troops, &c. There are no
men more loyal to the Union and the Govern
ment than the officers of the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road:
ZANEsyILLE, April II.
D. s. GRAY: The following dispatch was re-
ceived this A. M. (Signed) w. c. LONG.
BALTIMORE, April l6.
H. J. Jeirett President @. o. r. R: You are
authorized to contradict the statement. Our
Company is transporting Government troops to
Washington. Our entire line is free from ex-
citement or difficulty, and all descriptions OF
business are being transacted with the usual
regularity and dispatch. Anticipating the mis-
representation of rival lines, forwarded to you
yesterday q correspondence on this subject,
which hope you have received. You are fur.
ther authorized to give to all shippers the guar.
antee Of this Company for any damage in trans.
porting upon its road which may arise from
political or military action.
JNO. w. GARRETT, President.
The correspondence alluded to in the above
dispatch is as follows. s. J. Sharpe Is the agent
Of Drakely and Fenton, extensive produce and
provision dealers Of Baltimore
LAFAYETTE, April Is, 1861.
JOHN W. GARRETT, President:
Parties afraid to ship on account of war news.
Confer with Fenton. Answer fully.
S. ]. SHARPE.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-18

The President has Issued his proclamation for
On extraordinary session Of the new or XXXVlltn
Congress on the fourth Of July next. seven
States have seeded from the Union, leaving
twenty y-seveu, If no more secede before the
fourth Of July, to be represented at this extra
session. OF these twenty-seven States, twenty
have elected their Representatives In Congress.
The seven States which have their representa-
tlves yet to elect are the following:
Virginia, which elects thirteen members, on
the fourth Thursday Of May; North Carolina,
eight members, on the first Thursday in August;
Tennessee. ten members, on the same day;
Kentucky, ten members, on the first Monday in
August; California, two members, on the Tues
day after the first Monday in September; Mary.
land, six members, on the fret Wednesday
In November, aud Kansas, one member, at
date of which we are not informed, If one has
been fixed by law.
II will be seen from the foregoing list, that II
the seven States in which elections for Repre-
sentatives in Congress have not yet taken
place, two, California and Kansas, are free, and
seven are slave States. In Virginia, the elec'
tion s to take place in season for the extra ses-
zion. In other States where Congressional
elections have not taken place, 1t will be neces-
sary, If they would be represented at the extra
session, to hold special elections for the purpose
of choosing their Representatives to the
lXXXvIIth Congress. This can be done, as on
; former similar occasions. by the Governor oi
each State converting the Legislature in special
session for the purpose of providing for these
special elections.
It may be proper to remark that of the seven
seeded States, South Carolina and Flor
ida, before their secession, had elected
their Representatives to the XXXvIlth Con-
gress Of the United States. Were the
whole thirty four States to be represented in tina
Congress, the number Of members In the HOUSE
Of Representatives would be two hundred anC
thirty-eight. The Constitution provides that {
majority of each House OF Congress shall con-
stitute quorum to do business. One hundred ant
twenty members will constitute majority o
the next House Of Representatives. One hun
dred and ffty-fve have already been elected
which makes thereby five more than are nee
essary to constitute bare quorum. Their
n are, however, two vacancies to be filled in tn
o delegation from Ohio, and one in that from
, Pennsylvania.
6 The list of United States Senators, with tn
= exception of those from the seeded States, AM
= who, of course, are not expected to take thei
|. seats, is complete Unless under extraordinar
" circumstances, which are not impossible to oc
1t cur in these revolutionary times, it can hardl
II happen that q majority Of the sixty.eight Sena
el tors, which would compose full United State
Senate, will notb ready to take their seats at th
70 extra session Of Congress in July.