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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-19
80. IL
CuARLEsroN. April

CHARLEsToN. April 3.
To L. T. Walker. Scc,y of War:-An au-
thorized messerger from President Lincoln
Just informed Gry. Pckcns and myself that
provisions will be sent 10 Fort Sumter peace
ably, or otherwise by force.
ISigncdI O. }. BEAUREGAR
MONTGOMERY, AprH 10.
To Gen. G. j. Beauregnrd Charlcston:--If
you have no doubt of the authorized charac
ter of the agent who communicated 10 You the
intention of the Wash inglnn Government to
supply FurI Sumter by rorcc. viii immc-
ditely demand its evacuation. and if this is
refused, proceed in such manner as yea may
d.tcrmine to reduce it, Answer.
TSigmcGl L. 4. WALKER,
Secretary ul War
IN. 8.
CHAELESTox, April O.
To T.. P Walker, Secretary oi Wharf.-The
demand will be made tomorrow at II o'clock.
[Signed:l CD. ..BEAUREGARD.
[Nn. 4J
MONTGOMERY, pril 10.
To Gen. Beauregard, Charleston u nlcss
there are especial reasons connected with your
condition, it is considered proper that you
should make the demand at an early hour.
[Signcd:l l.. P. WALKER,
Secretary of War.
(No. 81
.. ..a.. CHARLEsToN. APriIlO.
! Toll. P. Walker, Montgomery;-The rca-
sons are special for II O'Clock.
(Signed) CD. BEAUREGARD.
(No. g.
To L. F. Walker Secretary Of War, Mont
| gomery:-D Demand sent at o'clock, allowed
| till 6 o'clock to answer.
(signed:) III BEAURGARD.
mo. u
... MONTGOMERY, April !.
To General Bcaurcgard, Charlcston-Tele.
graph the reply Of Maj. Anderson.
(Signcd } L. P. WALKER.
Secretary of War.
no 81
! CHARLESTON, April IL.
To L. P. Walker, Secretary Of War, Mont
gomery-Major Anderson replies, have tho
/ honor to acknowledge the receipt Of your COM
municaiion demanding the evacuation Of this
/ fort, and ] say in reply thereto, that it is a
I uSIildllu NHlSh SsiNL AuNb SShHS VI uOuoi
aud my obligations to my Government, pre-
vent my compliance. He adds Probably !
/ will await the frst shot and if Jon do not bat
ter us to pieces. we will he starved out in q
/ few days. Answer.
(Signcd y G.. .BEAUREGARD.
No. 9.
MONTGOMERY, April IL.
General Bcauregard, Charleston I'VE do
not desire needlessly to lombard Fort Sumter
if Major Anderson will state the time at
which, as indicated by him, he will evaeuate,
and agree that in the mean time he will not
use his guns against us unless ours should be
employed against Fort Sumter. You are
thus to avoid the effusion of blood. II this or
its equivalent be refused, reduce the fort as
your judgement decides.
[Signed.1 L. P. WALKER
.#. Secretary of War.
No. Io.]
CHARLESTON, April ~.
l. P. Walker, Secretary Of War, Montgom-
ery He would not consent. wrote to-day
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-19
TuE war BHcUMI!
The Rebels FIRE the First Shot!

The Rebels Fire the First Shot!
Correspondence befrreer Momgomery War De-
partmem and Gen. Beauregard !-JEg. An-
dcrso'ls RepiyiO the Demand to Surrender F..
--Fue Opened on Sumter from, Seuera
Points Sumter Replies Reported Brecd
IN her UaHs h--Hctrrict Lane Fired Into!-
Three Var Tessels IF the Harbor Volua-
tecys Pouring Ito Charleston =. The Figh
g. 10 Continue all NiglH.
: CHARLESTON, April l2.-The following j,
the teiegraphic correspondence between the
War department at Montgomery and Gcu.
Bcauregard Immediately preceding the hostil-
iIies. The correspondence grew out of the
formal notification by the Washington Gov
ernment, which is disc loscd in Gen Beaure
CARDS first dispatches:
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mo. 22J AN ACT
supplementary to the act to provide for the OF
Fanization Of Cities and Incorporated Vii
lagos, passed May 3, 1862.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-19


while dear friends e'eF are wishing p g sf.5
Around your life, fair one O. 4.---.l - a-
RaRest OF Joys and lessinEs t=t'-
Reached her beneath the suHe; r h-aftE
.r Zen would venture praiges,
Nor dzre, save thus afaF, e LIL-a
70 ask these blessings on yoa - 80
o, gentle HELEN Ear
Hope brightly lead you onward 5it9
Ever with 1Aith be eiseus i coz rr rf
Light from the Home beyond ns,
Fer teach the way 70 heaven t5-lItJ
Nothing but truth and goodness 5--.
May dwell within your heart,
And through your flowing numbsrB .s
Reveal the better part.
This be your highest object,
o, genial pOetess
From out the hearts deep fountaina,
Eight and the true impress
In songs, your souls light beamiugs EE
Ever true lessons learn,
Nor pen without high airnings
Deep thoughts in words that burn
Heavens blessings rest upon you
Ever while life shall last.
loves light e'er shine around you
Fer guard till life be past
Nor come cloud before y0u Htf
Most gently beaminE stHr,
And hearts Of trIith long circle
Round you, fair HELEN Mar
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-19

LHARLEsTON, April 3.
To L. T. Walker, Scc'y of War:--An au-
thorized messerger from President Lincoln
just informed Gcy. Pickcns and myself that
provisions will be sent 10 Fort Sumter peace
ably, or otherwise by force.
Signcdl q. >. BEAU REG AkD"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-19
- Y = ? z : = - =
mo. 81

CHARLESTON, April II.
l. P. Walker, Secretary Of War, Montgom-
ery He would not consent. wrote to-day.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-19
AN ACT.

Aaking appropriation Tor the payment of the Tempo
rar1 Loan
SECTION ]. Be il enacted by The General Assembly
OF the Ststs of Ohio, That there hereby ap-
prnPIated from any moneys in the Treasury belong
ing 10 the Sinking Fund.- fnE the pay of the rrin-
cipai Of the temporary loan uring March !, "a 1,
and the interest thereon, Tx of three hundred and
hfty-six thousand three hundred dollars.
SEc- 2. This act shall take effect o passage.
.e..- RICHARD C. PARSONS.
Speaker oGthe House of Representative,
RUBERF KIRK,
Passed Feb. IL OF President Of the senate
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-19
mo. 22,]

Passed February 2s, 1861.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-19

n Heavy Days Firing Sumter SAID to b.
B,6ibng : GouernH1snf Var &saa4rs oY.
rroacLing, &C., &C., &c. ....
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-19
Passed February g, 1861,

RICHARD C.-PARSONS.
A Speaker of the House Of RePresentaIIves
ROBERT &. KIRK,
.-..zf .r.t.- President of the Senate.
,.,,J E.br,.-y 1881 .stsa f.rs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-14
The War in Missouri.
The Louisville Journal publishes the following
special dispatch

The Louisville Journal publishes the tollo"ins
special dispatch:
ST.. LOUIS, August s.-We have advices from
Springfield :, souri, to Monday, 9th inst, at noon
Generals Lyon and Siegel had united their forces
aud were fully prepared for battle. The Seees'
sonists were marching against Springfield IN tour
columns and an engagement has no doubt taken
place ere this as the invading forces were within
fifteen miles of Springfield, and being destitute OF
provisions, were compelled to risk battle.
The Journal publishes number of dispatches
announcing Federal successes in different parts Of
Missouri, which have not been corroborated and
are manfestTy false. The Courier of the 10th says
upon this subject:
The telegraph, which is under the control Of the
Federal Government, reported the total defeat OF
the rebels in Manassas and twelve hours subse-
quently admitted what all anticipated before and
knew afterwards--the total rout of the Federas.
By the same source we have another brilliant
victory % reported. This time it comes from
Springfield, Mo-, and Col. Rousseau as Jefler
sonville dispatch says, has the information that
Gen. Lyon has done great things. 1t is remark
able, indeed that this important news should en-
anate from that obscure village, Jeflersonville, and
quite as remarkable that Col Rousseau should
alone possess the intelligence that all the Lincoln
ties would be too glad to know. Of course, the
whole country wouldn't be informed of the fact il
Federals had won victory! But they will never
experience that qualification.
1t is highly probable Il battle has been fought
and the silence Of the telegraph Is assurance that
the Federal forces have been defeated
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-14

Al meeting Of the citizens Of New Oreals convened OH the
18th of July last permanent committee Of twenty onr gen
ecn appointed solicit contributions for the relief OF
the sick wounded soldiers of the Southern Confederaey
and provide for their comfort during the war
The undersigned, III behalf Of committee Thus Amounted
appeal the humane and patriotic aid them in their holy
work II behooveS those who enjoy safety and comforts OF
home 10 testify in material FORM their appreciation Of the
peri and sutrgs o. brave volunteers 1t i, in on cause
they are stricken and is mission pour balm nio their
wounds The poorest Contribute something and the offer
ing will be spreced perhaps such will be especially blessed
in their results
The committee will be advised the nature of the sunnlies
required at hospitals TherF will NOT be cnufnoi TO the
soldiers Of pnricuar STATE section They will afford all
the aid and relief in their I'LL sufferers In orr cause
means can he raised they propose organize permanent ys
TEN OF relief Contributions of clothing blankets and bed
Clothes articles Of nOurhment suitable for the sick parcu
iaE sugar coffee tea rice apoc, arrowoot cordias pure
liquors. aud wines, especially solicited Warm clio Ii ing
wooen socks and shoes great quantity will soon become
absolutely necessary in The Latitude the set of w We ap
pes" to onr fellow 10 Gandon our brave soldiers
their Affections.
warehouse ur Tie reception of sgch stores as may be con
tTibaed has Gcn established nj No. Gravur street where
reliable person Will be In attendance Each member Of te c
maneht committee will receive contributions money.
JOHN FINNEY,
t. 0, SULLY,
r. GAKDERE,
HENRY RENSuAW,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-14
The American Blockade.

To he Editor Of Tue london TTn1cs-My sbiF
crossed the bar of the Mississippi on the Sth Of
June, bound for this port, and vas boarded by The
officer of the United States ship Powhatan, whc
demanded my register, and endorsed on it as toll
lows:
Boarded by the United States steamer Powhatan
June s, 1861, and warned not to enter the port OF
New Orleans by any of the passes. Also War0ot
not to enter any port in the United States south Of
Baltimore, Key West excepted. informed the
States vessel that might overhaul him while at,
tempting to violate the blockade Of Southern ports
GEO. BROWN Lieutenant, United States Navy.
Whether such right is conceded by the United
States Government to our ships Of war, or whether
it would be stgmatized as gross outrage on the
American flag know not.
LAS. MBURNIE.
Commander of lhe British Ship Roscoe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-14

THE YANKEES LEARN Our PLAN.-The Wash
ington correspondent of the World, under date of
August !, writes as follows:
An English officer, who arrived in Washington
to-day, asserts that he met one OF Gen. Johnston s
aids in New York on Sunday, and that he person
ally knew him to be such. The Rebel spy-for he
was nothing else-tod the Englishnlan that Messrs.
Davis, Beauregard, Lee & Co. consider their yicto-
ny at Bull Run as defeat, in comparison with
what they expected and ought to have made it.
They had their lines so skGuy arranged as to
draw US within and beyond their fanks-to catch
US in the most deadly kind of trap, attack us
with shot and musketry and horse from every side
at once, and enforce a wholesale surrender Of the
"grand army of the Potomac.n They had been
fighting, he says, all day, in such wise as merely
to indicate determined defence, and q gradual
retreat had nearly lured into the desired posi-
ton, when all the plan was defeated by the mis-
taken enthusiasm Of Col. Kirby Smith. That officer
brought on the railroad reinforcements from Win
CHESTER and instead of going straight TO the june
ton, as had been positively ordered by Beaure-
gard, he stopped the cars near the battlefield.
formed his men in solid squares, and marched
superby to the ground. This was the reserve
which our tired forces saw coming against them,
and before which they retrcated in time TO escape
the snare laid for them Johnston's aid affirIaed
that Smith was in high disfayor for his error.
which was the only Movement that saved the Fed
eral army
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-14
-Rtat&op Springs, .Sfoben,0.

me opeors take this method of informing The public that
.ese 81 situated the Bgbee river 4O miles above
MOBILE are at all times open the reception of visitors
we nave now superior BAND OF MUSIC in attendance,
una every effort shall be made part render visitors
comfortable.
BOATS leave Mobile every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY EVENINGS and arrive at the Springs about III
O'Clock NENT MORNING.
Conveyance all times ut the river in readppse ia rve
passengers 10 the Springs.
JAMES CONNOR & Co. Prorrfstors
JAMES SYNF, Druggist, IA Canal stree. New Orleans
sole agent for The BhADON SPRINGS WATER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-14

to fifty days of changeable weather to pass which
may or may not be of a favorable character. But
good beginning has been made, and that alone
leads to the most hopeful conclusions. We shall
be prepared to furnish England, France and Spain
all the cotton required whenever they choose to
regard us nation. In the meantime, will Colonel
Wright, of New York, inform us how he teels !!
What is the extent of his corporacity Has ne m
formed his Liverpool friends of the battle OF Ma
nassas? No cotton for you, Colonel, this season.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-14

GA LIE WELL Stuck To."-The New York
Herald as late as the It'll inst, says:
"A gentleman who has just reached Washington
from Vienna states that the rebels have about
10 Coo men at that place and at Falls Church. An
attack upon Alexandra from that direction was
talked of. He states further that the estimate OF
killed at Bull Ran, made by the rebels, amounts
to POO, exclusive Of the wounded. They admit
that the loss on their side doubled that Of the
Union army.
This eXtravagant statement of the comparative
loss of the two armies at Manassas has been re-
peated so often by the Black Republican papers,
that they really appear to begin to believe it them
selves,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-14
Ssgn dries.

800 bags prime RIO COFFEE.
500 bbls, MESS PORK.
500 tierCt prime LARD.
50 casks BACON SHOULDERS
100 terces SUGAR CURED HAMS
500 bbs. extra and srperlue FLOUR.
400 kegs SHOT assorted buck and drop.
300 cases SARDINES, half and quarter boxes.
100 boxes CASTLE SOAP.
SO0boxes Star CANDLES, II and lG %.
go bbs Roched WHISKY.
900 bills Refined, Crushed and Powdered SUGARS.
100 cases OYSTERS and LOBSTERS
For saeby
JOHN I. MOORE & CO.,
auto 2plm 81 and 90 poylroe s.reet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-14

So Coal OIL and lamps - Country Mer-
chants Planters and the public enasly Will mud the
Southern Coal Oil and Lamp Emporium, No Charities street.
by far the largest and only complete OF PURE COAL
OILS and COAL OIL LAMPS IN this city which Messrs CO
VERT HILL offer the trade retail lower prices
than they can be purchased FOR any other house the
8enth- rnys 2psf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-14

i
Fis9a sourH AsiERrcA. Dates from Baenos
Asres are to June IA and Monteviedo June II.
The news from that region is quite important.
h Preps1afioHAfo for war were making on every side.
Colonel Saa has been declared well deserving Of
x his eaanfry, and his conduct in San Juan endorsed
BY TIE nstienal government in a formal decree
signed by the President of the Confederation. Der
q and ali Inc ministers, thus adding fuel to the
fire. This has produced the most indignant feel
ing among the Buen0s Ayreans and q protest from
tsuvef Dor Eitfe. Five provinces Cordoya, santi
ago. salta Taennaa and Jnjuy have already
h range ID themselves on the side of Bnenos Ayres.
SAN uan viii undoubtedly throw herself into the
same scale, making seven against ak. The Presi-
I slent of Uruguay, not knowing how to mind his
owfs business, aud anxious to NEEDLE in the quar-
rel. suddenly, on June 3, dismissed his Cabinet.
who had opposed his views, and commenced his
arraag efnents for the campaign. The next adyces
viii most probably bring news Of the commence
nent III a#eonfct the theater OF which will be the
whole If the immense territory Of La Plata The
forces 81 Jnjny, TucuIaan, salta and Santiago,
which were numerous and well appointed, are
Aunder the command Of Gen. Rojo, u veteran Of the
4 Endepenaenee. The defiant attitude OF Cordova
eausea saa to retire from herfrontier, notwith-
staining lis ihreats. President Derqui had since
one VI Lie city If CORDOBA to settle matters there
quiza viii be gommaader-ia.Chiof5on the Govern.
mem side. Business.at Buenos A5res is naturally
ratN snnGh iHterfegsd with, and exchange on the
gHited States and Europe at raineus rates-some-
hing HE discount of 20 per cent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-14

The Ladies Volunteer Aid Association call attention to the
following resolution
Resolved That applications will be received from C9mpa-
MES hat have been authenticated by Bgader- General
Tracy Aojutant General GEiyst. mylb 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-14

YANKEE CuERENCY.-We were shown yesterday
specimen OF the currency in which bhe Ohio
troops are paid. 1t is piece of tin about the size
Of the old nne-pence, with the figure "5n on it :
beneath the is the letter "S,n and to the right
single star. The pieces, we understand, pass
among the Ohio soldiers as five cent pieces, and
are paid to them at that value. This is one way
of making money and fixing the value thereof
which would never have occurred to US,
P{,L,r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-14
Sotice-Postpontmont of the Opening OF this
Free Market.

In consequence Of orders no 6ns ready for delivery open
iEg of the Free Market Is postpone until FRIDAY Next
inst. at o'clock 4. NJ.
TIi0S MURRAY, President
aul2 2ptd p T. RIHARnO Seer tarv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-14

EvAodAriss HAMPTON 10 san Actof made his
Ecig Hairy Pearson the actor, well-known in
New FORK aas turned taverHlteeper. He last
week STARTED restaurant at Hampton, Va, fur
nistetl II yell, aud was ready TO commence opera
tions5 when the rumor Of the enemys approach
induced Gen. Butler to order the evacuation Of
Hampton. Pearson is said to have filed a cart
With bis most precious treasures, including a ne
ro,ana hurried away; as the rGmors came closer,
the wagon went on at a marvellous rate, Pearson
on one horse and the negro on another quite a
picture for comic actor to remember. II he can
Eepfodaoa il on the stage some day, twill doubt,
less be highly applauded,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-14
1000 SLAVES
WANTED BY HIGE OR BY PURCHASE.


We Will purchase or hire for term Of five years Five Hun
ded or honsand Slave iHborcTs work the
fachc Naif0&d in IeXaSin1etAely Of Shreveport,
La III region secure md protected from invasion 0bta
tIoh from the conflict which shall exist between CC;ions
OIL THIS country The country through which the road is
eneIy e"y' h0 Tor te HSfce OF come z0O or 500 mie3
west OIL Shreveport It penetre one OF The finest agricultural
countries on the continent Of America
1hiS company 1as magnificent land graut from Texas
l-io acres Tor every nile OF road the company
e 'iSce OF o mics from Shreveport on The EASTERN to FL
russo Oh inc western 1oHhry OF Texas In times Ike the pre-
cent Tue company cannot command cash 70 pey for labor
m 10 Inc fu development oil the compnnys Interests but
Tor term OF years. b. hire by the purchase this
phE VIII make Inc most LIBERAL and advantageous arrangements
WIN SiAPeo~hes IN Kentucky Missouri Nirg MIA Mary land,
oh Carolina Or elsewhere for the hire Purchase with
pHyeh" IN the most nndonbed securities Of 800
fheS eni'ie VIII be taken, either By hire by purchase
Inc company s enabled TO propose liberal because the
uhitcen land of Texas and tH ability purchase the
iron and rolling stock Tor the entire Texas with The
construction bonds Of the company
All rights company are Fixed and vested by the lava
of Texns This company has secured the sympathy and the
on tue ga degree OF parallel Of latitude has the SANCTION
pr,,ne,., +,s,, ,,ro Ea gi pf a. :, '1
or1ond a.. ,.,I ~, $780, ' i, " 80 7 - AM '"''N'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-14

%s-kkerEfnS's Fufeng champion Fire and
Snist Proof SAFES Nos sud street New Or
assas. do 2ptf
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ouiss5nevy and Dressmsuhissg.

isaU7reEs, S1s5aes grad E8eEfs.
We are now manufacturing i'll tbs city
RNGULATiuN LINE OFFICERS, SWORDS,
OF good qn1liy. Having Oiled Of advance s We
CAL furnish csstomrrsu
GsEHIhELE ARTICLE
at n REASOE{RtE PRICE.
Also, SERGEANTo' SWORDS. Belts AMI Pltsss sa,1es,
stars, e.e., for sale by
HYDE & GOODRICH,
corner Of Canal and Kuyal .uoct,
p23 9p3~3 aw!doWcF. New n,It,5.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-14
Clearing Out Sale


LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK OF CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTIEGS
WINDOW SHADES
p7,xo rovpps TABLE COVERS,
LACE CURTAINS,
MUSLIN CURTAINS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS ETC.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-14

&s- For A TsdtEoE OF Public Accourts-sslesss
announce T. trRALrA candidate for Auditor OF Public
Accounts at the elscnop in November
as 2pte CREOLE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-14

STATE or L0UeTAEA,
Parish Of Orleans, city OF New Qrleans,f
Do 1t remembered that this 18th of 1850
before 9 the subscriber Justice the Peace In and for The
city aforesaid personally appeared Gaurd Presdenl
and A. schrser Secretary Cze1s MGtua Insurance
company Of New Orleans, who being duly according to
A" do 6ePoe and that the above accounts are ms. and
true aad correct transcript from the books Company
0. dAILLARD, President.
A. SfHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before ZOE this day December IT,
1850. ART},frR sATrrEp
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish al Orleans
he oAFd Of r1s'ees nave rogognd pay stx ps u In.
tef7 on 1a outstanding ertacatcs Of Profits for the vees
ib5 55 aad 1853, erd after second M0NDAYin Feb
ruMry
-TACsrRNE-
5se2' =" ; y S., +. p Hunt,
~ . - n. dussrH.
7,o5@.'' ""8t' sGTtIr IorSc- IT,,
A.. Il 'i5aE+rgsE, CgY1irs GY:vTaS
I,Lssss, A. Bobn
OEcf CiLti!aTd.
hspanpsHy c1uu1eto inrre the psrfg ts ,r,x
an6 StTers and loss ana dssge by at the rstss
pIeG1luns
@~ o'oo' 80 'PHFondelots1reet dl7 If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-14

RS o. L. Defreese, the present incumbent,
Is Candidate Tor htte Treasurer Jyl 2pt&
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