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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-02

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General Dspg: Special agency l5I and Il
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-02

In Store and for Sale:
1870 boxes Clarct, good ordinary.
$50 Chateau Dillon Chateau NIarEanx do
Iafhc Cos d'Estonrnel, Leove Chateau Iatour
and A, s. "nourct fiereS.
10 boxes White Wine, Chateau Yquem
S. =. Rnr.Rr
1875 casks Claret good ordinary.
% g. =. Chateau Dillon
IS half casks q.
ITO casks White Vine Haut Sauterne
90 barrels E. D..
50 half casks
200 baskets .AniSotte extra
leo boxes Swiss Absynh, T.. Prrraud.
ITO c. F. Berger.
II boxes Clnmhern, Ch Larey < Cite. Ticier Relair
s Romance :. =,
10 Clos. Eougcnt =. e.
80 baskets Champagne, Due de Monebclo.
20 Eng Clcquot.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-02

Landing ex ship ResoIute, from Bordeaux
100 casks Claret, PAM lac.
100 E. St Julien.
l25 e. ST. Estephe.
80 barrels White Wine. Hnut SauteTne
2o72 boxes Claret Canteuac.
9St =. s.. Julien.
20 barrels White Wine Vinegar
100 baskets Ansette, extra.
100000 fine Corks.
3S casks Claret Chateau ri Ion
1000 quarters Sardines in Oil Tertais.
5RO halves .
$40 boxes Cl3ret, Chateau Dillon.
80 =. 81. =. I4rosr.
Is -. =. Pichon I..n-uerilc.
10 Chateau Narcaux
10 Chateau Latour.
Olive Oil, j. Eo!a&nioi.
lo,a baskets quarts.
500 ptnty.
Expected per ship Fanny Ealer, from Narcotics.
Fergnouth.
$50 boxes Molly, Pratt 4 Co.
Expected per ship Farny Eaier, nou Mar,eiIIez
TO Arrive per ship stephen Baldwin, from
Ror'lca1x:
l25 casks Cl4re St. EstepAc
100 =. T.. PauilIar
100 Caurenuc.
- I'd. st. Julien
30 barrels White Wine, III, S,uerne
l. 0 boNe, Caret, Canteuac.
$40 St. Julien.
1000 Bot;ln4 Caps
10 casks CIaret, Cotes de Fronsac
20 Chateau Dllun.
60 Chateau Talbot.
For sale by c. CAyAROC Il CO..
fs15 lmwIm No ne Royal street
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REGULAR RED RIVER HF71y,
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Leaves on SATURDAY, March ,.rp !,
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f." 'l91d Er"r'. N,Ifra W.i, .,r-
~; A." NmIT', %,.unss t,,rfor., J, lir , I1 T.. ~
m "' ''r'i ri erIhc entirely re,r Irb Irr.
H. l1',."s I">.I!'r packet Grand Ds,tzt
II LtF' VIII Ie''u rs above. For freight or rt TO
fe25 ''N'''NitH g; DESTHEfn
I'M Iir,,,d I,,,1 ,a.. AiFertis GENT.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-02

Olive Oil, j. P!a&nioi.
1000 baskets quarts
500 =. ptnts
Expected per ship Fanny Ealer, from Narcotics.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-02
The Memphis Bnlletin Of the 2sth ult. says !:

The weather yesterday was cloudy, indicating
rain. Business on the evee was not so brisk as on
the day before. The river at this roint is falling
slowly There is said TO be 800 GOO tons of freight
at Cairo awaiting shipment South. The f. J. Gay
came down from Cairo, so heavily laden with corn,
cotton here, though she had 1000 bales engaged.
The Southwestern passed down yesterday, heavily
laden with produce from Mound City, bound for
White river, being the first direct shipment South
from that point The st. Louis packet line continues
to do fine business
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-29
By the Post Master General ocste
confederate SlaieS Of America,
4 lROCLAMATOE.

Whereas BY the provisions of al.
act, approved March l5,h, 1861,
and amended by the first section of
an act approved May 9th, 1851, the
Post Master General Of the Cout.dv-
rate States sis authorized, on and uf-
ter Il dayto be named by him for that
purpose. 10 take the entire charge
ana direction Of the postal service, IN
the Confederate States" and allcon-
vcyauce of l;.ailS within their limits.
from arsl at.er such day. except bv
authority OF the Post Master General
thereof, is, thereby prohibited:
Now, therefore. |, John II. Rca-
gan, poStMastcr General Of the
Confederate States Of AnAeria,, DO
Issue this my proclamation. notifying
all Post Masters, Contractors, and
Special aAd Route Agents, in the
service otths post-Otiiee Department.,
and engaged in the Transmission and
delivery OF the mails. or otherwise in
any manner connected with the limits
OF the Codfedera, es States of Amcri-
ca, tina: on and after the lst day Of
June mex, l shall assume the entire.
contro'e- and dir, c ION of the postal
service therein And | hereby di-
rect all Post Masters, Route Agents
md Special Agents within these
States, and now acting under the
authority and direction of the Post
Master General Of the United States,
10 continue in the discharge of their
respective duties under the author;-
ty vested in me by the Congress of
the Confederate States, in strict con-
rormity with such existing laws and
regulations as are not inconsistent
w tn the laws and constitution of til i
Confederate States of America, aud
such further instructions as may
hereafter be issued by my direction. |
And the sad Post Masters, Route
agents and Special Agents are also
70 puired - forward to this Depart
Ea.t, without. delay, their names,
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-29

The following is from one Of. the
n. @. Delta's correspondents:
Warrington Nary Xa1d, May 6.
1861.
We had rather startling incident
to-day, which produced quite a. sti-
in both camps. You must remember
that for some days past the most
stringent non-intercourse has been
enforced between the antagonists in
the present quasi hostilities in this
vicinity. 1he y. S. squadron out
side the bay overhaul the vessels en-
'1ering and those going out, and Gen.
Bragg allows no one to go even upon.
the wharf without written authority.
much less to cross the bay, or to,
hod any sort OF communication with.
the enemy. The guard and senti-
NJ! duty is so rigidly enforced that
III" highest officers in the army are
frequently intercepted and arrested
IN 'ieir pass:ge from one point to
an"ehrc, Ih" other day, the Gener-
al N command was about to step up
on the wharf at Pensacola from a
steamboat, when !!e was the promptly
hailed by u sentinel Of Louisiana
Hualt:s. and required to show his
pass.
Il have none, replied.t .the General.
''Ihen You can't pass resnanded
tn" severe disciphnarian in blue
roundabout and white CATERS.
II have no one t" grant me a..
pass replied the General, rather en-
Joying the joke.
''l,s sir. you can, if: you are an
officer, as Ia,:sl-e you to be; you can
get a pass fzom Col. GLADDEN. or Gen.
Bragg"
"But what if l am Gen. Bragg.
himselt2''
That snuss be proved said our
stout little suaresman.
The corporal Of the guard No. q
was accordingly called, and that
high officer Immediately recognizing
the General, he was allowed to pass.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-29
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Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-29

Cai'>ezi~ Smw/estlts Prulzunsatiov:-
Linc"ln's Consul at havana has, in
imitation Of his master issued the
following proclamation:
NOTICE TO AMERICAN SHIP MASTERS.
AS the President Of the United
Stntes has officially declared that
certain States of the Union are in
a condition OF open rebellion against
the Government; and as, in the time
war, treason consists in giving aid
and comfort to the enemy therefore,
| have to inform all masters Of Amer
can vessels the port of Havana that
this Consulate can not give protec-
tlon to any vessel claiming to be
Ainesican which hoists the rebel flag
or any part thereof.
Signed, Il, w. Shufeldt,
Consul General.
l.. S. Consulate General, HAVANA,
May I, 1861
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-29

Patent Desk, Chairs. Tables, Gas
Fittings. and every article needed
about a first class newspaper estab.
lishment, any or all OF which can be
had at 30 per cent discount, bvlow
the original cost at the rnanufaetorv
When the present duty OF "a per
cent on all goods Of this description
from the North is taken into consid-
Grafton, the advantages ofthis offer
will be readily perceived by pur-
chasers.
ApPl.! to the type Foundry and
Paper Warehouse of
GEO. II. ,VINTEN.,
No. los Poydras Street., Ney Or
leans.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-29

For professional and business cards. Gin
sMding the Daily papcr.) not exceeding
nv" lines. for II months. SIo-withuut
paper, $40.
Tho privic-, of yearly advertisers is
-:;ictlv limited 80 their own Immediate and
regular BUSINESS: and the business of All
advertising tirnI is not considered AZ incfu-
ding tn:tt of its inaiv iduu members.
Advertisements published nj irregular
is,ecvais. 81 per square for each insertion.
Announcing candidate, tor q District or
Staie Office, $40: for Il Parish "ff:e. ) 10:
aaty "tfire. st" bc paid in advance.
All advertisements for strangers or tran
sent pcrsoa> to he paid in advance.
Advertisements not nitl ked uu he copy
81 "a specified time. will he inserted till
forbid and payment eNactcd.
Marriages ,-ud deaths will be published
news: obituaries. tributes of respect, and
.unerAt invitations Il. other advertisements.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-29
Table 7uctics.-Old Francis lat =.

8 Table Iactics.-Old Francis lat q.
Of Chestnut street, New York, was a
wag, and once i'll Washington, when
early peas were on the table, he emp,
tied the contents of his snnff boxo
them. "Francis, Francis, they ex-
claimed, "what are you about2 Il
like then, that way" was the reply.
He.> of. course had the whole thing to
himself, and when lie had concluded,
exclaimed. "lou thought it snuff,di l
you!. Nothing but black pepper.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-29

with the names Of til. Offices o1
which they ars Post-Alaste,s. lsiv-
ing the State and County,) to be di-
rected to the "Chief of the Appoint.
ment Bureau. .Post-O Office De apartment,
Montgomery. AL. bsun:,'' IN order
that lew commissions may be is.
sued under the authority of this
Government And all Post Mas. ers
are hereby required to r-,.ter to III.
Post-Office Department; 1t. Wishing
ton, ID. c., their final accounts and
their vouchers for postal receipts and
expenditures, up to the :5lst day of
this month, taking cale 10 forward
with said accounts all postage stamps
and stamped envelopes, remaining
on hand, belonging to The Post OF
tics. department Of the United 5 ates,
in order that they may receive the
proper credits therefore IN th.. adjust
mcnt OF their accounts; ;; and they are
quired to retain in their Possession,
to meet the orders of the Post Mas
ter General OF the United States, for
the payment of mali service within
the Confederate States. ii. revenu.
which shall have accrued from the
postal ser5ice prior to til. SAID 1st
day of jane next.
All Contractors, Mail Messenger,
and Special Contractors for convey
ing the mails wi,lliT7ile Confederate
States, under existing contracts with
the Government of the L niscd states,
are hereby Authorized to continue to
perform such, service under my di-
rcction, from and after the dav last
allowed named, subject 10 such nodi-
tications and changes as may be found
necessary. und. i the powers vested
in st-Master General by the terms
of said contracts and the provisions
OF the secoud section Of an act ap-
proved May 9,h, 1861, contorlnable
Thereto: And the said Contractors,
Contractors, and Mail Mes
ScnScrs, are required to forward,
without delay, the number of THEN
routes. the nature OF the service
thereon, the schedules of arrivals
and depart urs, the names Of offices
supplied, and the amount of annual
tor present service. to-
sr,hcr with the address, directed to
l:., "Chist OF the Contract Bureau.
Pos: Office Department, Montgom-
cry, Alaba.ua.
Until Il postal treaty shall be made. |
with the Government OF the United !
States for the exchange of mails be- |!
ween that Government and the Gov
'rnlnent OF this Contedcracv, Post
Matters will not be authorized TO ]
'ollcct United States postage on
nlll matter sent to or received from
hose States: and until supplies OF
postage stamps and enveiopeds are
procured for the prepayment of pos
ge within the Confederate States, all
,osta%rs must be- paid in money, un-
er the provisions ct the first section
+ All act approved March LIST, 1861.
Given under my hand and th,,
/. S. seal Of the Post Office ID, p ,rt-
lnent of the Confederate
states OF America, at Montgomery,
Alabama, the ! / Ii day OF May, ia
he year 1861.
JOHN II. REAGAN,
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-29
SELECTED POETRY.
Our Braves in Virginia.
Air-"Dixie Land.','.

We have ridden from the brave Southwest
On ferry steeds with throbbing breast;
Hurrah. hurrah, hurrah, hurrah.
With sabre flash and rifle true,
Hurrah, hurrah,
Ihe Northern ranks, we will cut through,
3 And charge for old Virginia, boys,
Hurrah, hurrsh,,
Then charge for Old Virgins.
Ws.have come from tho cloud CAPPED noun
tains.
From the land of the .purest foun4ains;
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah, Ezzrrah,
Our sweet and wives coujure US,
Hurrah; hurrah,
Not to leave a foe bsforous,
And strike for old Virgins bows. &c.
Then we'll rally to the bugle call,
For southern rights we'll fight and fall.
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah, hurrah.
Our gsay-haired sires sterniy say,
Hurrah, hurrah,
That we must die or win the day-
Three cheers for old Virginia, boys, &c.
Then our silken banner wave on high.
For Southern homes we'll fight and die,
Harrah, hurrah, hurlah, hurrnh,
Our cause is right, our quarrel just,
Hurrah, hurrah,
Well in the God of battles trust,
And conquer for Virginia boys.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-29
JVT1N IT. ItEAT 4 \,
P.,' ~, '.. Tpncr11

B0!gus Iu"u"uy y.-.uc author of
Photographs Of Paris life, one d,v,
.on asking Il young girl what her occu-
pation was, was told by way Of re-
ply;
Il am an 0rumceuse d' 0urruge, tad
vatcer OF work
"And pray, what is that?'
"Whv, you See, Monsieur. there
are an immense number of ladies who
begin all sorts OF fancy work,croche,
worsted work. or knitting, and such
things, on which they work. in the
evening when the husband goes~out
to the club, the opera, or any other
place to which madame does not hap
pen to accompany him. The lady,
perhaps bas an engagement of her
own, to which she flies, AS soon as he
is out of the house. The work is
brought to me, or l go and fetch it;
the next morning. right early. take
it back. After breakfast, madame
triulnphantly exhibits her work of
the evening before, and monsieur is
delighted with her industry, never
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-29

EWe have received in exciang
the Shreveport News, n new paper
started III Shreveport, La. From it's
general appearance, news intelligence,
and the ability Of it's editorials, it
mus. succeed. 1t is published daily
and weekly.-Laraca G~y Key.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-29

Caps.-The North Carolina per
cussion caps have already been tes-
ted and found to be Of a superior quail
ity. The war has scarce commenced
and the best of manufacturers are
springing up like magic all over the
land.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-29

dreaming that madame was amusing
herself, and that other hands had ef-
fncted the evident advance in tlH
work.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-29
ID. ID. O'BRIEN
Newspaper AlVertfxin:

Newspaper Advertfxins
AND
COLLECTING AGENT,
othce corner Canal st. and Exchange
Pace, No. 4,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Weekly City Correspondence in
English, French. German and Span-
ish Languages, furnished on moder-
ate terms.
B'/Is srnt far Collection from any Of
y0"'' .i|ae'stz*, utN he 1'>~a,pt/y ail>~-
.lctl tn. nix
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-29

Signed, Il, w. Shufeldt,
! Consul General.
l.. S. Consulate General, Havanna
May I, 1861
Eae Rage that Kills.-On Tues
day evening says Il recent Partisan
Journal. as Mons. P, an army con-
tractor, WAS walking on the Boule-
wards, he perceived his son with Il
young woman, very plainly dressed
but ot'modest and respectable ap-
pearance, hanging Oh his arm. He
advanced towards the couple, and
asked his son in an angry tone how
he dared to keep company with a
workman!"
"Fa,hcr," replied the young man,
81 intend to marry made1noiselle,
and if have not hitherto spoken to
you Of my project, it is because-'
| ''l'ecause. sir, you know well that
| would never consent to such an
act OF tolly.'
Il do know this father, and there
fore it is that | have waited for nv
majority. l am of age this day l
have obtained the consent Of the
young persons parents, and We are
to be married very soon"
"And me. sir!' cried the father,
choking with rage.
IL shall be under the necessity of
addressing youa res.o .oecttul summons"
sonsDa0tiou rcspcctxese-ta forrnality
indispensable in France in case of Il
,narriag. by any person, however
old. without consent OF parcnt<.l
Il will convert all my property
into ready money. and you shall new.
cr have Il penny"
81 prefer happiness to riches
IlI. father cxasperatcd to the las;
degree, raised his cane to strike his
son, but suddenly his hand dropped,
and he staggered and fell into the
crowd, which the noise ofthe discus
sion had collected. He was a cor
pulent man, Of (; s;lugttine tcmpera-
ment, and his anger had killed him!
Soldier &ii!eH.--We learn incl !
dcntaliy that a soldier belonging to /!
he regular army was killed last
Friday night by ftllnw-soldicr in !
he Garrison :. and through he s.ln.
channel We hear hat Coroner Jones
held the usual inquest upon the body
of the deceased. w. are not in ,
possession ct other facts relative To
this affair. 'sNie officers at the Gar
rison wi!ldoubtless cheerful!y co-ope-
rate with the civil authorities in prob
ing the matter to the bottom. For
some time back we have almost aver
aged murder L week, and we hope :
to be able before long to chronicle
the hanging Of the murderers, and
restoration Of law and order Tie
frequency Of this worst kind Of law
!essness is>fearfully on the i:.sreasc,
and If crime does not go back. to its
lair, all good citizens will fs>l them
selves, in order to save society. from
anarchy and dissolution, bound to
form combinations +" enact its ruth
less extirpation.--Baton isougc i'd
uOc0ke.
E1We have received in exchang
the Shreveport News, n new paper
started in Shreveport, La. From it's
general appearance news intelligence,
and the ability of it's editorials, it
mus. succeed. 1t is Published daily
and weekly.-Llaraca G~Jf Key.
The sun., 1861-09-04

THE SOLDIERS SAFE GUARD.
ANEW WEAPON or pKFEscA
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,RULDrKRa wbo esI.ntiy vo,uns,ss Chssr sryfsu
p ths 0overnment, should Be pru.scted se.ina
Nokneg and Death By inglorious diseare. II N Z
ven authenticated faot thas In all since warfsrt
hecAme science, more deaths havs resulied fruu
hokne- than from The casualties Of war.
Ia evmy soldier b armed Win RADWlYy
READY RELIER. u will prove ~ serviceabls -
nusket, pistol, sword or bayone,L with u no 80
Ter VIII result from gunstroke, Diarrhea Dyaa.ntary
ksver and Ague, Typhus and Typhoid Pgver.,
nhenmaiisn, EeuralgiS, Headache, OF other PAINS
Coughs, Colds, Influenza. or Asthma With this
remedy plentifuly used In the camps, siekne@
viii break qua or pestilenoe prevail.
RADwAYs READY RELIEF hs bssa firy
proved N be the most important equipment of Oh.
medical stores. II saved the lives Of thoussnds q
poidlers In Vene1uela- New Granada and Ecuador,
South America !; sso proved ~ great value " ths
Eighth Regiment during their encampment q.
niarantne ~ voiched FOR by all the officers, and
lpwards Of 300 privates ~ the gallant Eighth.
Should the chances Of war require the presence u
pur troops IN the malarious regions, agoous and
narsies and rice plantai ~ the Southern Btats
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will prove of more
ervice, 4 used, than all the batteries and arterias
due earth. with this nody, the loss Of hfe by
lhe daeases OF climate will he smA without it,anA
dependent upon the skill ~ tho army mrgeons, un-
aoomnied, and without experience "a N the diseA-
se- a. they prevail In those localities, this loas Of LIN
will be fearful.
RADwAY's RHADY RELTEF will save the livc-
Of those who may 10 seized v4th any q the climatic
diseases Of tie Bouthern Buates. For twelve years
u has batted successfully with tho most formidable
OF pestences of the rice, cotton and Eugar plants.
tons, RADwAY'S READY REL1EF, A. prevcn-
tive and curative ~ dseases incidental n tho South
rn States, In no experiment but alaolute fact.
In case Of Wounds, Bruises Bprains, Gun-Shd
Wounds, Batre Bayune' wound, the application
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will Ia of great
pervce and, " used iudicouHly will prevent inham
nation rnorthcsiion, and save the necessity Of am
putatibn.
The sun., 1861-09-04
DRESS.
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