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This Committee will hereafter sit DAILY in Room No g.
Basement of the City ra IL o'clock A. NJ for the
purpose registering the the distressed families aud
dependents OF absent Volunteers, preparatory distributing
the Relief appropriated by the Common Council.
Al applicants will be required produce proof satisfactory to
the Committee that they entitled to relief
Residents OF The First District will apply on FRID Az and
SATURDAY, 9th and 10Th insts.
Residents Of the Second District will apply MONDAY
Il inst,
Re4idents of the Third District will apply TUESDAY, the
18th inst.
Residents of the Fourth District will apply on WEDNES
DAY l4h inst.
Thereafter applications may be made any day procu
onsiy.
Due notice will be given of the Pay Days each District
soon as tie pay rolls completed.
GHAS. c. CAMP BELL,
Secretary Of the Committee.
New Orleans, August g. 1851. aug If
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The Surgeon General of the Confederate Army has applied
through he citizens Louisiana for supplies
of following articles for the sick and wounded soldiers
Hospital Shirts Bed Linen Blankets, Pocket Handkerchief
Fandages, Linen Rags Corn Starch Ge4tine Rice Flour Ia
pioca Brandy Whisky Port Wine, and DisRfectng Agents
Ihave slready called heads of families and planters in
another na1ce supply with Blankets and now request
those wishing donate any of the above articles send them
my agent A. B. James, 81 Magazine street. compacty boxed
baed with Of Il blankets be
had Bed Comforts can be substituted.
r. (Sgned, TH0S o. MOORE.
New ORLEANS, August "A, 1861 ANS 2pl2t
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SREzeGT'ies.

900 bags prime RIO COFFEE.
$40 hbls MESS PORK.
800 tttrc prime LARD.
~ casks BACON SHOULDERS.
100 tierces SUGAR CURED HAMS.
300 bblS. extra and superfne FLOUR.
100 kegs SHOT, assorted, buck and dgop.
200 cases SARDGNES half and quarter boxes.
100 boxes CASTLE SOAP.
30Dboxes Star CANDIES, II and l6 OF.
30 bb!s. Rectifef WHISKY.
5G1 bbIs. Retired, Crushed and Powdered SUGARS
100 cases OTST Frs and LOBSTERS.
For safety
JOHN 7. MOORE & CO.,
Hu1 - 2plm q and 70 Poydras reet
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS }
Of the Consolidated Debt of New Orleans, 7
New Orleans Aug. 20, 1861. }

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS }
OF the Consolidated Debt of New Orleans
". New Orleans, Aug. 20 1861. }
GEO L BRIGHT Esq, Attorney al Law, having been duly
appointed COLLECTOR for this Board, its sitting of the
9Th inst,
Notice hereby given that from and after this date Mr..
GEO L. BRIGHT the sole and only Authorized person
prosecute demand collect the debts obligations OF What
kind the old corporation the several Municipalities,
city Lafayette prior the consolidation Of the
All previous contracts agreements with other parties
hereby revoked -.-
By order of the Board;
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NEw Yoas rHEA TaIcA The style. Of theatre,
Gals the New Workers now indulge in may Be in
-ferred from the following 5 I. M
The piece Of the season, which ID described
sas hagiug been produced with wonderful effect at
the. new Bowery Theater, is entitled Bail Run,
or the Saeaing OF Fairfax Courf.aolse The
scenes described on the Yankee boards are in.
naense. One represents the famous Black Horse
Cavalry aanilsated by valorotia soldiers wish lin
L aeimets, and the usual stage hip and hnrrah Of
warriors Another has resurfeeted Ellsworth,
VINO y shown OF Es the hero of the piece, without
gardsfo ths ataEse nnities. The valofons zouave
masses splendid Grafton in front OF the MARSHALL
House, Ia aadFia; quotes ShakspeaF atsl In
\ Blnle e g Virginia Yankee; and petsaades said
Iahkee e aet tne part Of spy, on the strength Of
these quotations aud % the singular aud somewhat
sconnsctsd cifaa that the spy's father
h ded N the battle Of Yorktown more than three.
quarters Of a.eehtury ago. The MAY Is dagerihaa
hy the, eyster7hpuse 81 critics as splendjds fse
male however, Is incomplete, the curtain falling
npoa, me curing into pieces OF the Back Horse
" Cavalry Win the extraordinary extincn, hi tbis
dramatic hagbear, and sthel eaettat 6,aees.
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ACADEMY OF Music Now Orleans, Aug. 20, 1861.
Messrs. Martin, Mackr, Ss.ser, Anderson, and others
GenemenEarry Mccarthy wishing Assist the for
which giers have vountecIed, will give TWO
Of his PRESERVATION CONCERTS board of tue senIr-
boat BANJO. on WEDNESDAY 2Sth, and THURSDAY, 29h
nsls proceeds of the first be appropriated by
your ladies purchase Winter hing for your citizen oders
in the Respectfully
3u2T 2p3t y. BIDWELL.
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Rules for the Govern nlent of the Free Yege-
table Market.

Rules for the Government of the Free yege-
table Market.
The aTGt to be opened r0m O'Clock A. NJ, till P. NJ
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS until further notice. commencing
on TUESDAY NENr, 18th inst.
No application for vegetables etc. will be received unless
the signedby the Alderman Assistant Alderman
the Ward and District in which the applicant resides
All persons DESTROYS Of contributing Vegetables, Provisions
etc. for the por requested send the the Vol
untter Relief Committee" Ws1erworks Ba ding head Of
Canal street.
Persons contributing will please mark their baskets bags
with their and locations in order that the may be
returned to them Persons will be the building receive all
Donations and an account of the will be correctly kept
Persons applying for relief viii he upper side of the
building and when supplied will pass the lower side
to prevent confusion.
Tickets not transferable aud supplies will be delivered
without them and they presented each application
Mr. A C. Merkel has kindly rendered his services the
mee 10 receive slaughter and mp, all Beet Cattle that
may be donated.
THOMAS MURRAY
H, BIER,
GARDNER SMITH,
f. +, SCHMIDT.
ans 22tf D.L RICARDO Committee.
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A MILLION OF THEM.-A train of cars, which
seemed to have no end to it, and loaded down with
troops arrived here Saturday evening from Georgia,
and from various estimates of their number, we
suppose there were million, more or less, of
them. [Bynchburg Republican, 26th.
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A Card.
LGIEnS, A

ALGEns, Aug. 20 1851.
D. Bdwel ESQ.,. Tear Sir-The citizens AgieIs and Of
the right bank of the Mississippi generally having been de
barred the pleasure Of being present the entertainments
OF Mr. HARRY MCCARTHY, performing the Academy Of
Music and fully approaching his talents respectfully ask that
you procure citizens the benefit his muca
and therefore, suggest that you Musical En-
teramen be given such time woul suit hts
nence on the BANJO for our accommodation
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CITIZENS.
New ORLEANS Aug TO- lefl.
As this Committee has received with rc positive
proof ha mpuouS have been qartced upon the ploc gen
crosby by obtaining relief who
they hereby appeal all good czens who may
to the Knowledge Of any such Of fraud,
bers of the Committee person, leave such Information
with as little delay possible their office Secretrys Room
OF Board of Assistant Aldermen The following
Of the Committee
GERARD STITII, Board Of Aldermen
S.P. DELABARRE, :. :.
l.. r. F0KSTALI. :. :.
j. II. HUGkINS :. :,
JAS. BEGGS, Board of Asst. Aldermen.
W. +. HODGKGNS, =. .
j. B. LEEFE, -. ,
JAMES DAVIS. :. >.
JAMES BEGGS,
aul9 2ptf Chairman of the Committee.
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Por CORNER CARoSpELEr AND PorDRAs sTREGTs- Always
hand the most complete aud extensive assortment Of COAL
OH LAMPS SHADES, GLOBES, CH1MNEYs, etc, to be
found The South much lower prices than any other
tablhsen in New Orleans and constant supply of the
best brands of Coal Oils manufactured he lowest market
Agency for Iwins celebrated co Al OIL REFLECT
ING LANTERNS lor Gin Houses, Cane Sheds and Sugar
Houses. .-
au28 2ptfSW H. 7. WELLS, Agent,
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Volunteer. Relief Committee.

Information having reached this Come ee Of undoubted
liability that species speculation has been attempted with
the tickets held by parties ened ee aad issued by this
Committee notice hereby given that transfer such tick
cts will be recognized in for purpose
~. JAMES BEGGS
au20 2pf Chairman of Committee.
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Ladies' Volunteer Aid Association.

The LADIES' Volunteer Aid Association call attention to the
following resolution
Resolved hat applications will be received Cempa
MES that have by Btgader-
Tracy Aduinnt General Griv0t. myl5 2ptf
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NORTHERN OFFICERS REsiGNING,- The New
York Herald says that two hundred and fifty off
GERS of volunteer regiments have resigned, 'under
the new order of things at Washington"
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R9~Notiee-I take this method of Offering
professional services free charge families Of thos
who are absent from the city military duty. Residence OIL
Harmony between and Coliseum streets Fourth
District,
hyoA 2pti P. YEISER, n. D.
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u MISSOURI. The Confederate Congress las passed
an act authorizing the admission of this STATE into
the GontederacY, whenever the legally constituted
authorities shall ratfs the provisional Constitution,
The act also recognizes Gov. jackson as the legally
elected and regularly constituted Governor 81 the
Commemorative
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Fassnes1a's IRON Tie.

The subscribers receiving weekly supplies Of Iron from
Tennessee which they will sell small advance for CASH
ONLY.
H. FASSMAN g. CO.,
Il Caront elet street.
R. G. LATTING & CO.,
au2l 2pu 10 Union street.
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HS- Coal Oil and lamps Country RIer-
chants, Planters and the pnbc generally, will find the Great
Southern Coal Oh and Lamp Emporium No Chares street
by far the largest and only complete stock Of PURE
OILS and COAL OIL LAMPS in this city, which Messrs
VERT HILL ofor the trade retail prices
than they be purchased for other house
gonh h.
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.7ERasGsseery tsnG fRsessns liking.

Having still on hand large and varied assortment of elegant
would inform the ladies of New Orleans and
country, that will sell it all off very moderate prices for
CASH.
GARlBALDI RIDING HATS in great variety.
MOURNING BONNETs, in great variety
In my DISSEMINATING Department, making and Trim
ming Dresses tine fashionable mIuer at greatly re-
duced prices
StS-Orders from The country promptly attended to.
Mrs. NJ. e. BENSON
Dressmaker and Mincr
an20 2DtSse l6 Canal ST. up stairs ntop'g D. f. Holmes,
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CONFEDERATE GUARDS, GoMrAEY C--This com
pany is ordered ont on parade this afternoon, at
halr.pasts O'clock Members are requested to be
at the armory prompt to the hour. White pants
spiII he worn. s-44 @@
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Ra~ Ed. Crescent: Please announce the UNI
dersSned candidate the office superin ndeu
OF Public Education. W. 4. N: NAGRuDER, a.
An23 2ptd Baton Rouge, La,
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The .gt'l,ay Uniform.

The undersigned is receipt of the proper CLOTH
AND TRIMMINGS the making of the Uniforms prescribed
for the Offcers.o the Confederate States Army.
E. CAIN,
sn26 2p2t l2 Commercial Puce
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4 NorHcE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE GoNsoLI-
pxsEp DEBr The Board Of Commissioners Of the
Consolidated Debt issue notice this morning
that Mr. George Il. Bright is alone authorized to
collect or demand the debts orobligations due the
old cerpo the several municipalities and the
Cit. Of Lafsyette prior to the consolidation.
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!. q. NIxoN. .aa,ter ana proprletor.
Our ANNUAL STATEMENTS. ]

As-custornary at the close Of tile commercial
year the Crescent win again send forth its Annual
Commercial and Financial Statements The first
Of which will appear in Saturday mornings eai,
ton, the other on the Monday morning Ioilosihs.
We desire only to remind our friends ana tne pup,
lie that orders for extra copies OF the oonefciai
Statement must be left IN our eounting-reo BY
Friay evening, and for the Financial on Saturday
evening. Both statements will be full, complete
and reliable.
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as Superintendent Public Education -
Please announce that HENRY AVEkY The present Superin
endent Of Public Education is candidate reelection
auI7 OrtA
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tSaU0rds at S9J.

We selling warranted article of LINE OFFICERS.
SWORDS, of eur manufacture SIS. Our price has
been higher than $50 and S2
Also, sERGEANTs' SWORDS and CAVALRY sABREs,
BELTS, SASHEs BOwIE-KNIvEs, etc.
THOMAS, GRISWOLD i CO.,
Formerly Hyde 4 Goodrich
au2t 2p6t corner of Canal and Royal streets.
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CREOLE.

-&aR. For Auditor OF Public AccCunts-FIeasS
announce H PERALTA as candidate Euditor OF Public
Accounts at the election in November,
"a 2pte CREOLE.
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Proceedings

Or THE
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH.
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Conven-
ton, I'm both languses and the CONSTITUTION OF the State
amended.
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD & STEEL, PETER OD0ENELL4,
T. b. WHITE, HERBERT / ESCOgSSE
GEO ELLIS, ", F. G0LDTHWAlTE,
PHAWES& CO., E. EZEKIEL.
7. FITZWILLlAM-
a>orderS from the country filed at neral discount
my22 2ptl
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R3>B. L. Defreese, the present incumbent,
IS d candidate for state Treasurer iyI 2ptd
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NYHlsGLiNe OLD seoqF Dowa THE WtsD.-rThe
New York Herald says:
Gen. Scott has been guilty Of blunders, and we
ere glad TO see him superseded by Gem nc
Eleilali,
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The New YORK; Times now calls the Grand Army
\ the semfInob who went to Bull Run,,
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I CoTTos We are desired to state that the forty
five bales cotton received By Messrs. Buekner,
Stanton s Newman, a few days since, were not OF
new crop. The report in the shipping column was
.tharefore erTpreous.
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MocERREN 4 LANDRY viii sell at their auction
Ibis dbys hardware castings atblsslabs household fur
nttuEos esc. See advertisement. <sH
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NOTICE.

The following gentlemen compose the permanent committee
for the relief ct the sick and wounded soldiers Southern
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z REV Music.- Messrs. A. 3. Blackmar 4 Bro,
NO. u Camp street, have laid on our table copies
81 the Beanregard Manassas Quick Step com
posed BY A. NOR, and published By them. Each
copy Of this piece Of music has well executed
likeness Of tie gallant orleanian, and we have no
doubt that the qaick-step will be very popular.
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O I L Q Q M = a N Y
OFFICE, W CAMP ssrREEn',
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ANo17HsR MAsTEsLY RETREAT. Z The New
York Herald has its own peculiar style in CLOSING
over the feyerses Of the Federal arms. It CON
3strHes every defeat into z mastery retreat. 1t
says Of the battle ID Missouri !: N n, &
From the official reportof the battle, it is notto
le regarded us defeat of the u nien army, nor ii
1t so resarded in Washington; but, on the con.
trary, Ii il considered IN the light Of a pHastefl,
fsredt from POSITION which vas fonnd to be very
dangerous and exposed, and impossible to hold.
The Nsv York Post does not agree with the
Herald ard has but little relish for such VIC
tories as that IN aissoari. It says:
But q Veto WI eh costs sneh mauand such a
General ~ aid is followed by aretreat, and
then seeend retreat, belongs decidedly to that
class 81 which arenowned General said that 4 a
teas more sued ctories ,1ould ruin ham,
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NOsU Publishing


WILL BE OUT BY THE 10TH SEPTEMBER,
CoMTIIATroN
TT a r I f Fl a Q n
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
APPROVED MAY 2lst ls6i,
Showing the Rates of Duties payable Imported Goods.
Wares and Merchandise from and after September Ist lsGi
Alphabetically Arranged.
Also Containing
RECENT ACTS OF CONGRESS
Circulars OF the Treasury Department
RELATIVE TO
COMMERCE., NAVIGATION AND THE REVENUE;
TOGETHER TIE
w AREH oUSE ITEM
Forms of CusomElouse Blanks Protests Appea Tables
Of Foreign Weights Measures and Cunencies, Reduced
10 the STANDARD of the Confederate States
Rules for Acknowledgement of Yes.
sells for Tonnage, etc.
Arranged by II. Il. WALDEN,
Deputy Collector, Castom House. Port of New Oresns
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
CoRsoN t&, ARMSTRONG;,
No. 80 Camp street, New Orleans
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Boots, Shoes sssa& BroQ@sas,

Boots, Shoes sgsaeS E8ro908as,
AT WHOLESALE,
Plantations Gupped with prime Ditchise BOOTS, Ruesas
BRo9ANS; Wool Mexican Palm Leaf Straw and Gaapesehs
HATS, at thelowsst markstprices, by
FROST Z CO.,
No. l0Msgazne street, New Orleans.
Hats, Caps, ETC., at Wholesale.
eareeonstsnty SILK And
Fur Oassnsre Panama Iegnoru Straw, Palm Leaf Mexican
end Wool HATS, ssthe lowest market prices. by
FROST & CO.,
lyl3 3p&W No. 10 Magazine street, eWOrte4p6,
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WoRTny or IMITATION. The authorities Of Rus
sell county Va, have set an example worthy of
imitation BY others They have contracted with
citizen for The manufacture of 400 pairs home
made heavy doubled -soled shoes for the use of
their volunteers. Now let other counties go and
do likssisa for one pair Of good domestic shoes
will do more service than two pairs Of the Yankee
trash with which the men were first supplied
And I'D ition to this, our own mechanics would
be encouraged and moaeysgept at home.
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S8sGs'OaE Rs$q"tf,
SUCCESSOR TO sEWELL T. TAyLoR) IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS. ETC,
Nos. rs and Is kioyai street,
Has now In store large supply celebrated CREME TIE
BOUzY CHAMP ACNE In quarts and pints also other bsnds
viz: CHARLES HEIDsEICK, PIPER HEIDsEICK, PAR
ahNT1ER, and other brands of inferior quality have
large assortment of the best Old Sherrea AlNF
LADO TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR sHERET -soUTHsfDE MADEIRA, Of
Greet Importation other MadeiRs grade, Supsrol
Old London Dry Dock PORT Ports of less grade,
The celebrated SAzARAC BRANDIES-Yintage 1886 1885,
1902 and lSalarge supply always hand All grades of
GLARET and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood. Wits
HYSScotcb Irish Rye Bourbon and Wheat Whis-
hya. SCOTCH ALFsand PORT pnts quarts. COR
DlALS lily Of the BEST VINES which
will be sold other city,
AARON BIRD,
al3 2u1y Nos. IS and ID Rnval street
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MILITARY FANCY GOODS.
b. 1T H H t,
Fiugs.
FLAGS, OF all sizes
Buttons, Buttons,
PELICAN BUTTONS, large and small
EAGLE BUTTONS, of different qualities.
PLAIN GILT AND SILVER BUTTONS.
sashes, Cord and TnsseIs, ETC.,
SASHES, for Officers
GOLD AND SILVER BANDS.
GOLD AND SILVER CORD AND TAssELs
YELLOW, RED, GREEN AND BLACK BINDING.
CORD, of all Coors.
Drums, Belts, Flies, Etc.
Large stock of BR ASS DRUMS.
BASS DRUM Fine quality.
FLIES, FIFEs, FIFES.
MILITARY BELTS.
FLAsKs of all sizes.
Thread and Needles, etc.
1900 dozen SPOOL COTTON.
1908 dozen LINEN THREAD.
30OUoo NEEDLES, all sizes.
500 pounds WOODEN YARN.
40 gross WAX MATCHES.
50 dozen WOODEN NETT SOCKS.
80 dozen COTTON NETT SOCKS
50 dozen WOODEN UNDERsHIRTs and RRAw.
ers, au2G 2pMoWedaSat
Clearing Out Safe
LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK OF CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTINGS,
WINDOW SHADES,
,,, ,,,,,.,,,,,. TABLE COVERS,
LACE CURTAINS
MUSLIN CURTAINS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, etc.
The well known CARPET STORE l2o CANAL STREET,
will be opened To EsDAY the 3Oth inst when the WHOLE
STOCK will he disposed of
HALF PRICE,.
We respectfully cali the attention the this Stock,
it be sold before the 1st September the
given up.
Remember the number
100 TOURO BUILDINGS,
au26 2pMoWeSa Four doors from Royal street.
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Il DANIEL S. DICKINSON OK THE CONSTITUTIONS
Mr.. Dickinson made speech the other day in Penn
4 syiyania, which the New York Tribune prints in
full He sides with the North fully and completely
Z Among other things be said Y
II know not whether Mr.. Lincoln has observed the
Constitution. Indeed, for the purpose Of resisting
the rebellion Icdse not IL. Y
Here ii q man whom we, Of the South, have been.
accustomed to regard as CONSERVATIVES man
who has made great professions Of friendship for
our section Bat, in order to put US down, he does
noteven care whether the Cons itation is observed
isor not We suppose Mr.. Dickinson thinks thatias
nobody eise a the North cares about the Constitu
j tions he has, 40 business caring for it either. W
a.---------- t@ Y u
IT she Union cam be restored, we might as well
j have no more doctors or drug stores. We shall
Y have nothing to live for. ILou Journal.
8 We don't shink your prospects in the next world
are ao very promising that You should show an in
difference to living 10 this.
-----ss a-.----4------A t&4.+1
I. BEN. Met ulLoc ii the Louisville journal has
story that Ben, aafecullooh was MORALLY wound
ed m tue battle Of Springfield and died next morn
!. Ing. His body vas placed in a coffin which was
filled with whisky and closely sealed, and sent
South On Tuesday accompanied By a guard
Az Ben issued proclamation a few days after
having hean killed. We are some what disposed to
\ doubt the truth of the Journals story.
H EBt
u tsESgRAL ~ tLRLL AN.--This gentleman is not
travelling 4 very easy road. The New York
Il Herald correspondent from Washington says.
when be got there, iistoi officers was laidBefore
him, which II minated he osust appoint in the
army under lis commend. These were politicians,
saelectea BY The ruling clique, and had thesanetion
a of Lncoln. AS they did not suit Mcclellan, he at
once SAID 50, aud resigned his commission. A
& Cabinet GaGaca was Instantly held, and after a
storm il @as resolved not to receive his
resignation, nor insist on tile appointments that
had been required
y The General Commanding had not got through
with this matter. wnen mutiny broke out in four of
\ his crack regiments, who were disarned, their
coloss takenfrom them, and they were stgnstized
as abjeet cowards. Some fifty OF sixty Of each
were put Ia irons, and are to be sent 10 Fort Tor
fEigas to work on sand bars for three years.
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