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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14

DALmBR's LOTION IN INDIANA
KEwTowN, Fountain County, Indiana, April
20, ls6l.-Editor of indianapolis Journalism I
have seen In the Journal accounts Of the wonderful
cures eff ctsd By Palmer's Vegetable Cosmetic LO-
tion. l nave been AFFLICTED with a skin disease on
my ankles for nearly three years. l have trisd
every thing 1 could hear OF, without any dement,.
Seeing your account of the Lotion, went 70 AZ;
tiea, and half a bottle was all l could get. ~ DID
me more good than any thing i ever tried. have
sent To CoyingtOn, OrawfordsYille aud other places,
and can hnd none. feel assured ina y l DAG d two
or three bottles, o cure would be erected. VIII you
please insert 10 your next issue Of the Journal the
name OF the druggist who keeps IL In indianapolis
p. r.. MCKINNEY.
Prepared only BY SOLON PALMER,
3G West Fourth st Cincinnati.
And for sale by druggists generally. myll
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AssIGNFE,s sALR-OF LUMBRR

A esIGNRE,s SALE-OF LUMBER
IA Saw-miil, Machinery, Horses, Wagons aud
other personal property, and the leasehold premises
connected with the saw-mill Of Richard Asheraft.
Pursusnt to an order of the Probate Court of Ham
ilton County, Ohio, | will. on MONDAY, the goth
day Of May, 1861, offer at public auction on the
premises known as "Ashoraft,s Steam Ssw-milly"
situated on the soHth side Of front-st., west OF the
Miami Canal, In the city Of Cincinnati, all the in
terest OF said Richard Ashersft in the leasehold
property described in the deed OF assignment
reference being here made to said deed on file in
said Court for more particular descriptton)i also,
the steam saw, mill thereon, and all the machinery,
engines, boilers, shafting, pulleys, betting and ap;
purtenalces therein; and also all the lumber Ia and
about said mill and on said premises; also, the otice
and stable on said premises, and all other personal
property remaining uDsOld, Including horses, lum-
Der, wagons, sc. Terms-FOr all sales of $50 and
under, cash; for all sales over $50 and not over 800,
a credit ofthirty days, aud for all sales over 500, a
credit Of sixty days; notes Of purchasers 70 be taken
with approved security. By order Of Court, said
leasehold premises will be sold separately from the
rest Of the property, and also said mill machinery,
&c separately or together, as said assignee In his
discretion may deem best. A large quantity Of lum-
Der Of different kinds will DO sold.
ROBERT q. ASHORAFT,
Assignee of Richard Ashcratt,
DODD & HUSTON, Attorneys. my3j
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Wedding and Visiting Cards,
Engraved and Printed, 81 ais and Presses De Ia RuS
- SHIPLEY 4 SMITH,
BuccessorB 10 II. H. Shipley q Bro.,)
ueE "A West Fourth street.
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MARRTRn

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PRESS. All the news of the day TO be found in the
Press, for only Ten Cents a week.
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~ A. a. ETsTER, Clocks, Watches and Js4sIry,
Hca. 2l3 and 2l Ceptrnl-avenus.
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p8- RESERVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WARD, For the purpose Of FORM A
ing a new Company under the State law, all a
pear THIS EYENING, at ~ O'Clock, at Benken- w
~enstein's Hall, where the list for signature is"
opened. By request. [al FIR.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

30 sPhCIAL -NUTlUE. Il E M K M
BEES of the Third Ward Independent Home 4
fail, THIS (Tuegday) EVENING, May u ,asH1
fore the Company. y. RTrCHIE, Secretary. n
q" lTimes copy and charge Press
SO VOLUNTRBRS FOR COLONEL AN
DERSON s BBIGADE.-The Anderson Invinci- A
BILE Rifles are still recruiting. Will start for "
Camp Clay in a few days. A few moro young men M
that will pass muster, will be received by apply-
meIoial Building. Open from 8 A. NJ. till 10 P. Nj.
Drill every evening. a"
R9- "WOODWARD GUARD.,-THI
Company is attached to the Second KENTUCKY 4
Regiment, and will receive marching orders in a n
few days. A few young men can join tho Com N
paDy, by applying at the ArmorY, on eourth-st ,
between Mai1 and Sycamore. By order. ~
A. 9. PAUL, Captain.
w r. FOInRR. O.. 4. F.. as
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Rspused suspension of the New Orleans
Banks.
Dispatches received in Louisville, Ken
tucky, state that the Banks of New Orleans
suspended specie payment on Saturday.
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B% COMPANYB II, HIGHLAND GUARDS,
Captain KrLPATaIcK, re,nrn their sincere thanks to
mick & Gibson, for sos cash Walker & Co, brew
ers, for q barrel Of ale Philip Hegker, Seventh.
and Linn, for barr ell of potatoes and frequent use of
wagon Mrs Alex. Wilson and Mrs. Lawrence
Maxwell, for being the leading spirits Of the ladies
who furnished us with flannel shirts each and Mr..
a. ~ n /. KILPATRIOK, Captain.
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l heard yesterday, upon most excellent
authority, that the Secession leaders in the
Baltimore Sun were written by Mr.. Latrobe,
the President of the American Colonization
Society Northern people, in the habit of
contributing to the Colonization Society,
will bear this in mind, and prepare to colo
nize'' Mr., Latrobe.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-05

The Unioa Club met at the Court House.
Friday night. August ~. c. = Hosfori.
President elect ia the chair and the Score
tary being absent, l NJ. brown vas appoint
Ell Secretary pro tenn
After short speech from IKE President.
the resolution offered by 1 NJ. Brown at the
lat meeting vas called uP aud passed, siz:
Rssolre{. That an executive committee
Of ten be appointed by the Club. whose ia
u shall consist in considering and reporting
upon all matters referred 20 them. OF such
matters a. the committee NAV deem worthy
OF the Clubs consideration. a. occasion ma,
require.
James Hook moved that committee Of
three lie appointed 20 act with the President
70 select the executive committee. and re.
port a the next meeting
l. VI Brown moved - strike Out the
wor,is"ai the next meeting. AMI insert i'm
me,liatels. which VA. carried and the ESQ
luton passed
The committee consisted OF James Hook
John Haney. : X Allen and the President.
who reported the following a. the Standing
Executive Committee
VIM. T. Mclean. Chairman. james Hook
K ; Cox. l. A. Burnett, J T Gulick, G.
W Mancoar,. W r McKeen. John Haney
J. NJ Brown and John d Bell
Mr. Masterson. addressed the meeting for
few minute ia an entertaining manner.
The speech Was well received
|. VI. Brown offered the following resolu
ton as the PLATFORM for the Union Club.
Resolred. That the prc.en, delorable civil
war has been forced upon the country b. The
disunionists Of the Southern States. nov Ia
revolt against the Constitutional Govern
ment. and in arms around our National Cap
/ itol That in this national emergency. We.
the citizens Of Vigo county. banishing all
feeling Of mere passion OF resentment. viii
recollcct only our duty 20 the whole country
that this war Is Tot waged. upon our psrt, in
ans spirit OF oppression. nor purpose OF con-
f quest or subjugation. nor purpose OF over
throwing or interfering with the rights or Is
( tsbli-hcd institutions Of the States. but 20
defend and maintain the supremacy Of the
Constitution. and 20 preserve the Union. With
all the dignity. equality AMI nights Of the
several States unimpaired and that -oon
as these objects are accomplished the val
ought 10 cease
: n Potter moved To- lay the resolution
on the table until the next meeting. which
was lost. and the resolution eas passed saaa
issonsly. By rising vote.
4 choir OF yocalists. led by H. II Teel
were in attendance and enlivened the meet
ing with that soul stirring song. The Star
Spangled Banner. and several Others. To-
which the Club returned their compliments
After giving three cheers Tor Hon. John J
Crittenden. of Kentucky. the meeting al
iourned - Fri,lay night next
G. +. HOSFORD. Pre~'t
l. VI. BEowN. Sec'y. pro tenn
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-05
Iiiitnrx Ohcer..

The attention Of the public i nov paFtieu-
Larlv called to the fitness Of those Who are
aspiring 10 military commands. The recent
d-comiitare efthe Federal army. before Ma
nassas. "a generally thought 70 have resulted
from want Of proper general~hip. and skillial
commanders Ths i probably true 70 a
great extent That the battle ought not 10
have been fought when il VA. and a il was.
,5e result shows. That the result might
have been different ii every Captain. Colonel
aud General had been a carefully educated
and well trained officer no one can doubt
The stampede which closed the day could
slen have scarcely occurred. The most pru
dent ana careful management may not have
availed 70 produce a victory ret i would
have prevented a rOut'
Il !. TO be hoped that henceior,h more
care will be observed in the selection Of of'i
eers Tor military commands. The least
thoGght viii convince any one that il i an
important matter 70 commit the lives of sol
der. AMI the honor of the coGntrys flag. To
the Keeping Of single person. TO any de
gree whatever. The country demands that
ogicers. henceforth appointed. TO lead our
citizen soldicry. shall be capable anil prudent
men. Ali iavoritism IN appointments must
cease aud capacity be the future rule This
viii doubtless be the case.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-05

The meeting n Rockville. on Saturday
last, was great success. Il Wa large
outpouring OF the people Of Parke and the
surrounding counties, 20 attest their devotion
q the cause Of the Union ami the institutions
ander which Ne live. The number in at
tendance j. estimated. by competent judges.
a. ne, 70 siI thousand II was the largest
,neeting ever assembled IN the place
The meeting was held in the beautiful
grove Of General srEKLE. adjoining the town.
Judge WALTEH { DANALDsox prc.ided. a.
sisted Ok several \ zee President and Sccre-
n.iss.
Rrcn Al It,sS. E-'l.. Of indianapoli---
the acc ,mpli.hed sOsng Irish Orator Of our
Stats-lirst addressed the meeting. IN his hap
py, imprisoned and glowing style for some
thirty minutes. calling forth repeated burst.
81 applause from the large multitude. II Is
impossible to give ana adequate idea of Mr.
RrAS'- speech Il Wa full Of patriotism and
earnest appeals 10 every class Of citizens 10
rAlly % tie support Of the Government. in
with great force. the inconsistency Of mem
bers al the late Democrats party. who had
consented. short while since. 70 split that
party % ave a single plank in IL platform. a,
they understood Il: and were nov willing 20
sacrifice all principle and deliver the Govern
saent over 10 rebeliious traitors
DuASs r. WILLIAMSON. Esq. OF Putnam.
nsIt followed. IN a polished and mastery n
sumenf. of more thar an hosr. which told
upon he crowd with great eject he dem
snssrated the fslsty Of all the attacks. Of
.aeaking Northern -ympsthiscrs. upon the
overnsnent-iu-tified the course Of the Al.
nini.sration IN matters appertsining 60 the
present wsr-and -ou-ht % arouse the
proper and natural feelings of patriotism IN
every auditor The loud applause which
yrseted him auestcd his succes<
Governor Moxro~ then addressed the "a.
.isenc~. Tor about three quarter. Of an hour.
"a an eloquent and forcihlc manner Re 70.
,Ie~ei ths origin II the present contests
ease. AMI eifect.-snd showed that there
49, no ysrfs gzesfssa ia n lie discussed IN
!. plain and oogens manner the cot Of the
-ar-the tsrasion dat might result from e.
aud all the haane.ai questions arising ont u
IL he proved pretts satisfactorily TO she
eroxa that their house. and lands and mer
.s.snal-s would be Of little Nvzh II traitors
should sacceea IN breaking up the Govern
nenf. tie dministered very strong rehuke
IN tho. Ia tbs state. who were avosing sen
simeuts N sympathy with the presen, rebel
len. and. in an emphatic manner. announced
O. fhsm hat their eoadact vas besng oh
-errea. ~ vig,lans men. and The moment
sh~y sook a siagic step Seyond the sfricsest
,~xvl limits. they woali be dealt Niih se
coriinr % the ssesne.i mandate q ~ IA
His speech "A. r.cei,sd xish ereas issoF BY
the meeting. and 49, he accasion II coo~sanf
applause.
The meeting shen sdjeurned The fe~
-~~es-ionists. wl.o hung about the on
.Air4f ~ the crowd. seemei 70 be qusking
nth fear before the out~pok~n rniou sent
msnt. 81 the masses Of PsEke f'scir
scheme ara nov pretty well ventilated sri
tkeis conformation surs e..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-05

Volunteer. are wanted 20 form a company
10 on up tho ten new regiments Just called
for Dy the Governor The company Ia.
hccn accepted snd ~il form part Of the
first regimen, formed under thi- call
Pay fsom eleven % twenty one dollArs per
nonth. exclusive % clothing and ration. -
Terms 81 enlistment for three ycsrs or during
the war unlcss soonrr discharged and a The
end 81 which the -oldicr uill rcceiye bonn
" Of si00 90 IN gold. aud le9 sores Of land
Recruiting Office IN lintons block corner Of
Market snd Wabash Street. rcrre Haute.
Indiana JOHN : WEIGH.
The undersigned take great pleasure IN
recommending Mr. Weleh 10 those desiring
- soiauterr Il. a geuiieman and = PERSON in
cvety rsy qaihfcl 10 tske eo.al. nd Of a
company T. = ALtr~.
.udifor Vigo County
X. :. Cox. IR
rerr- H,ute. July -. 1861
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-05

OvE Young friend Lieut.. cEA-- OeDE>
Noop. OF the United States Army. Is IN com.
Haad Of Fort lafayette. in New York liar
hor. This Fortress. our readers viii remem
Der. j. situated on the North East side Of the
Sarrcws between Forts Hamilton and Rich
moad Il 4 now devoted 70 the reception OF
tle prisoner. charged with offences against
tle Government and Law Of the United
State, There are som@ ten or twelve pris
o1ers aircad, in custody They will be kind
treated and safely kept By Lieut. Wocp -
rhr New York papers state that he "rigidly
sxclude- civilians and all Others not Off
oill ser,ice We viii hear Of Lieas. Woop
f.rorshiv hereafter IN bis new profession
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-05

A crSTLt1AS. Of Carlisle. hands ~ he
following denial Of an impuia,icn against the
patriotism of that portion OF Sullivan county
Carlisle. Sullivan county. has been
charged with being eden Of .ecessioli-ts. p
Il viii be a sufficient refntaiion Of this charge
20 state the fact. that more than one iAird Of
the male population. Of the prescribed age
within the limits Of that village. have "a.
listed. in the Government service. AMI gone
90 Virgins. 20 tight The battles Of their com
ryi"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-05

IHK cowARDLr FiExDIsHSfss oy fnE RrB
Ets.-The Boston Post speaking 81 the Bulls
Run battle says
But where shall Ne find words. IN this en-.
lightened age 10 reprobatc the iniamy Of
their conduct. after their success % our no.
BILE soldiersf Are soldiers turned butchers!
l. this boastcd chivalry mockeryf Who
can read without a thrill or horror the loath-
some reports Of their brutality. The woun
ded are fired into while mangied lying ON the
held-the bleeding soldiers are tied TO trees
and bavoneted-the weapons Of the fallen
soldier j. taken from him and plunged into
him. dead or diving. 4 union soldier takes
MP the wounded rebel. ministers 20 him a cup
ofcold water. and the bastard dispatches his
benefactor in the act Such acts Of inhu
mainly make every man soldier AMER
cans ]. there ono drop of blood IN your veins
you will not spill IN such cansef i there
one dollar Of treasure YOU DO not hold in
trust for tie good work
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-05
Ina general election of Kentucky occur

Ina general election of Kentucky occur
% day There are no State Officers 70 be
elected. Ne believe. except members Of lbs
Legislature The issue will be Union o. Dis
union We trust the Union men of Kea
s1cky will overwhelm McGoFFiN and his
traitorous clan. Ike the waves Of the Red
Sea swept over Pharaoh and hi. impious
hosts
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-05

fa0>ix INSTANCE Co~rsSr ~ HAEfrosD
CoN>.--MeSsr.. McLr,~ 4 CnA>x have been
appointed Agents ofthis vel known and pop
MAR Insurance Company. rioe Capt } n III.
crr. gone - the var The PnaSIx stands
second 70 M Insurance Corporation in the
Union Cor wealth. prompsnes> ami hbsrality
in adjusting and paving is lo-ses
iyaslrlm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-05
Dr. .. rs. ucLean's Volcanic OF
Linimeut.
TIA BIS, KxTEsSAI ~ THE WokLD. sos NJ,
ON BrAsT

TIA BEsl KxTKsSAI ~ IRE WokLD. sos NJ,
ON BEAST
Tloa-1Isd. q human beings hsv. be-r sssec lie
Of dscreputude and misery by the Of this nval.
rahle Lnnent. IL Will relieve PAIN almost instAn-
tspeously. and 10 viii cleanse, purity ard heal ths
fouiesi SOkk In an .Dcredby short time. fCiKAg's
VOLCANIC OIL LJSINENT will relieve. - mast n.
st;erste case. q rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia
fOr Paray sis. Contracted Muscle Sssne.s or Waak
ness in the joints, Muscles or i1gsnsnts Il VII
CT fail. Two applications viii cure Sore Threat
lie sdsehs or Esrachs. For Burns O. Scslcs CT arr
Pain. II j. infziltbs remedy. Try H. you viii
hnd it ~ indispensable remedy Keep u always ca
hrud
PLANTERS, FARMERS ~ any one having oharss
OF horses. viii save money ny u.ing Mclean vo-
caric oii I1uimsut. u IL = speedy and infallbls
Tor CALI Sprsins Cbsfss. swslling. Lsueness
Sweeney, Sores. Wounds. S<rstches or any external
disease Try u. and you viii be convinced.
Dr. j. Et. Mclean. sole PrOprlsios,
jsstwly saint Lsuis g.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-05
Wore Testimony n tn the use ha-
xior OF &c n cnck's Brigade.

tfOF ot >t ntnSkfs bFfSaut.
captain of the 81 New York Regiment.
which Was in Gen Schenck's Brigade, saws:
Whatever others may say. | enphaticallv saw
that our line Withdrew in coed order. and
that the New York Second was the last 10
leave rs they were the first in the battle
field. A. IN instance 70 show the falsity OF
ans panic beng in existence among tac men.
some of our men engaged themselves picking
black berries on the road side. while Others
we're occupied endeavoring TO spike with
their own ramrods the deserted pieces OF Car
lise's battery Ii that looks like panic or
a stampede am very much mistaken The
fact il, the men were exhausted by eleven
hours % the scverest fighting that ever took
place on the continent and. rs some Euro.
pean officers have been heard 20 say, surpass-
oil anything they ever saw ! 10 not think
history can show an instance where % 600
men attacked upwards OF 100 600. and fought
them ia entrenched camp with concealed
batteries. as veil a. our men for that time
The lrh0ie panic outside u hrc miies from
ne battle held and ia the neighborhood Of
Col Miles, reserve az Centreville Other.
wise We would have been cut to pieces before
reaching tho reserve. and A. has been testi
fed 10 bv several experienced officer. that
the good order Of Schenck's brigade in
retrcaiing. saved the whole army.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-05
For children.

ID yoa want your ceiicste. sickley pcny e.llcrss
10 IL healthy. strong and robusr-theu give thee
xcLean's s;rengtbing Cordial. Ices n. directions
eseh bottis., Il j. delicious % take.
one tsble-spooffrl. taken every morrins. fsstin.
Il preventive against chill and fe~cr, yvilos
fever. cholers or any prevailing DISEASE
CArTloN,-BewsTe - Druggists dealsrs W.
msy ~ = palm upon you bottle AZ bspefs O. Sls
ssrarfils which they can buy cbespl by saying h is
Just . good. There are even men EASE cro1gh g.
steal part q my name 20 dub their VILE ceo.c-
tics. Avoid such infamous PIRATES and their Vi
lsslous compounds ssk for Dr. J. ~ Ncirar'.
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier. Take
r0thils slse. IL l. the Only remedy that vii psrf1
your blood thoroughly, and ~ The same TIM.
STRENGTHEN and Isy1GORATE the whole ergana
zsuo1 IL Il put up n large bosi,ss-Sl per hottie
al bottles Zoe g.
DR.. J. w. MILAN. Sole rro,rie-os.
Corner third ant Pine St. s. lczis "a,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-05

CO gIrtk COMPLAINT. sitIiotssaas. sEApAcsr. a..
There Lever hss been CATHART1e usedicr.s
0dsrsd 20 the public. that har gfv~n such euiire
isfsction a. heLesn's Universal Pill.
Being entirely ge1aD0< thsy are perfs-ly inns
cent and be taken ~ ths most teldrr infant yss
prompt and powerful ID removing All Rilcus seer.
tlcns. acid or impure. fstd ms'tsr from the stomach
IN fart. they The oy ris tbst should be used
rnalarious District.
They produce 10 gripping, sieEne's cr rain In To-
stomach bowels though very active AL searc "a
in their operston, promoiing healthy secrciols q
the liver and Kdnsys Who will suffer fron billous.
ue-s. headache and foul stomach. when 80 che4r a
REMEDY can 10 obtaineci Keep them constantly O.
hand; single dose taken IN season. may prevens
hour. days and months q sickness Ask III Dr. ]
n. hcf.-an'r Universal Pills. Take other. Bcirs
coated, they are tssieles. Price only Is cent? p.s
DO, and csn be sent by nal 70 any part q The Z
J. II. MCLEAN. Sole Proprietor
~ T7afrt sna Tr-s g
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-05

NOTICE All prisons indebted
a Y o. he eafrrsirn>d ell please ssstie xffh
49, Nsck 49, - s.-on - Po--ible.
tfl{cvl~ rHOMAr NfisoS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-28
TO the southern, publ,c.

Al meeting of the cSens of New Orleans on the
18th Of July last permanent committee of twony.for gen
teme was appointed solicit contributions for the relief of
an&provide for their comfort during the war
The undersigned in behalf of the committee thus appsned
appeal the humane and patriotic aid them in their no
we 1t behooves those who enjoy the safety and comforts
home testify, in material form their appreciation of the
per and suerngs of brave volunteers 1t is in OH cause
they STRICKEN and our mission pour balm into their
wounds The poorest Contribute something and tho offer
ing will be appreciated perhaps will be especially blessed
in their results.
The committee will be advised of The nature of the supplies
required hospitals Their sor will not be confined TO the
soldiers OF particular State section They will afford all
the sid and relief in their to all sufferers in our cause
be raised they organize sys
TEN Of relief Contributions of clothing, blankets and bed
clothes articles of nourishent suitable for the sick parc
ary Coffee rice tapioca arrowroot corals pure
liquors, and Wines especially solicited Warm hing
WOODEN socks and shoes, in great quantity will
absolutely in the latitude seat Of war; We ap
peal to our TO abandon our brave soldiers
their Affections
warehouse for the reception of such stores as NAV be
tributed has been established at No. Graver Street where
reliable person will be in attendance member of the
nanent committee will receive in money!
JOHN FINNEY
T. O. SULLY,
r. GARDERE,
HENRY RENSHAW,
Subcommittee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-28
Volunteer Relief Committee,

The Committee will hereafter sit DAILY, in Room No &
Basement Of the City Iii II o'clock A. NJ for TIT
purpose of registering the of the families ane
dependents of absent Volunteers preparatory distributing
the Relief appropriated by the Common Council.
All applicants will be required produce proof satisfactory
the Committee that they entitled to 1eief
Residents of the First District will apply on FRIDAY aDt
SATURDAY, 9th and TO- h inss,
Residents of the Second District will apply on MONDAY
II inst,
Re'dens of the Third District will apply TUESDAY, the
18th inst.
Residents Of the Fourth District will apply on WEDNEs-
DAY, l4lh inst
Thereafter applications may DO made any day promscu
ousy.
nne notice will be given of the Pay Days each District
soon as the pay rolls completed
CHAS. c. CAMPBELL,
Secretary Of the Committee.
New Orleans, August g. 1851. aug If