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Notice.

Having disposed Of my business to Mr.. = L. McooNKEY
desire to return my thanks my many friends and
customers for their very liberal patronage bestowed upon me
for tho last eighteen years. and would respectfully recommend
and usk for my successor continuation of the +
JOHN TODD.
FINE FRENCH MILLINERY,
/ LACEs AND SILKS AND DRESS GOODS. Il
t. L. M Q DIN IL &c ".
SUCCESSOR To JOHN TODD. FL
will open on MONDAY. the 4th of NOVEMBER, 1861,
l20, Canal street,."............la0
TouRo BUILDINGS,
New and Elegant Styles in " .n
FINE VELVET oLoAKs .r-+ ..---.
SILK BURNoUs
PALEToTs AND AANTLEs
CLOTH CLoAKs tL-.- s+E o-. 81. ~.
MISSES AND CHILDREN's CLoAKs,
.E -u.." ~.s AND PELTssEs.
VELVET AND STRAW BoNNETs-For Ladies and Misses
FLOWERS, RIBBONS PLUaEs, etc.
Also
4.-g
Black and Colored DRESS SILKS, .- ~
sHAwLs AND DRESS GOODS,
GLOVES, REAL I.AGES, .-rr &c.. 81
-s FRENCH EMBRoIDERIEs, Etc, Etc.
120 CANAL STREET.,
M 2pMoIh&Sa e... Touro Buildings.
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For the Army of Gen. Jeff. thompson and
{ ri tESassSsE' Gen. Price, t.a-E

We shall beforwaing in the next ten days Blankets and
other articles JEFF Thompson and
Price in Missouri Any contributions Money, Clothing
Blankets Shoes etc left with will be forwarded to their
proper destination. 55 y57s5{E TIL. ,s s. a
nj apSt d. D. CAMERON It CO., I24 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04

For Congress We are authorized to
announce SAM O. REID, Esq., candidate for The Second
Congressional District composed The First Fourth
cpa Districts OF New Orleans and the Parish Jefferson
represent said Congressional District first regular Com
gess of the Confederate States subject approval and
ratification of the electors thereof the election be held
the first "Wednesday Of November next. se24 to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04

ExcaASaE Messrs. Benoists Shaw o Co., No.
ID Camp street, ale selling exchange On all the
principal cities il the Southern Confederacy Per
sous wishing to make REMIT to friends at the
& seat Of war will lind this most safe and con
ssenient mode Of conveying the funds. We refer
thesn ID Tie advsrtisenaent. II
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WINES AND LIQUORS IN CHA


offer for Sale ~I2 /
WINES AND LIQUORS IN GLASS.
rs boxes I1,ngworth's Sparkling CATAwBA WINE
$50 !. EaRoussey HAUT SAUTERNE
10 :. J. Baure hls :.
lie e. Superior ..-.. -.... .....-. 49, .
$50 :. ST. Estephs CLARET.
rs ;. Nargaux Medoe CLARET. .,
80 Chateau Larose and Lahtte CIARET glass stopper
90 :. CURACAO.
$50 :. BRANDY CHERRIES. -.,.ss...
100 :. HoSTETTER'S BITTERs.
& 100 =. sCoGEAC years, IN GLASS; q. 5--r7 ....
( rs WHITE w1NE-pinta. .e..-s -..v.. -..-.-
Is CLARET WINE--pints ' -
l25 baskets and boxes superior CHAMPAGNE.
90 boxes extra fine SHERRY,
% =. OLD BOURBON WHISKY.
40 a. very fine GIARRTs, in quarts and psnss
2 20 :. SPARKLING HOOK WINES. p -
i 50 GHAMPAGNE--impnrted low grades.
100 BLACKBERRY, GINGER. PINE APPLE and
STRAWBERRY SYRUPS
I50 :. LEMON SYRUP. "'- '2t.
40 :. CHERRY BOUNCE. ~
50 :. PEACH BRANDY. az. -., .. -.a
20 :. OLD CONSTITUTION WHISKY.
70 =. PEPPERMINT CORDIAL.
p 5 :. IMPORTED CURACAO. ro-
Is =. BLACKBERRY BRANDY.
so :. FAMILY SUPPLIES. --' y -.E
50 =. oldner's SGHNAPPS. 49,.
100 :. French Assorted Liquors.
I 80 :. SADDLEBAG WHISKY
20 8. GINGER WINE o., ..
h 100 .. LEMON GINGER, AND PINE APPLE COZ
DLALS.
8 50 a. STRAWBERRY BRANDY.
50 =. PINEAPPLE e.
50 =. GINGER :.
100 :. CHERRY :.
so :. BLACKBERRY
100 :. GIN, BRANDY AND WHISKY COCKTAILS.
80 =. RASPBERRY BRANDY. ~ ...
50 :. RASPBE STRAWBERRY AND BLACK
BERRY WINE. -
100 =. MADEIRA, MALAGA, SHERRY AND PORT
g. WINE.
10 =. ARRAG PUNCH.
= % -. DALyS VALLEY WHISKY. rs -.
1871 baskets and boxes Common CHAMPAGNE, imported
@l' quarts.
100 skets and boxes Common GHAMPAGNT-impored,
quarts
50 baskets and boxes Common CHAMPAGNE imported,
% baskets and bones Common OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
- pints ...-5....H
80 -. OLDNERS INSTRUMENTATION half gallons,
quarts and pints.
20 -. ABsYNTHE.
20 - WEYMOUTH. .E,f
50 :. SUPERIOR WHITE WINE. 90. .-,s...
IS Hubert pere and fls CHAMPAGNE-qu
So pnts.
so boxes Common CLARET.
as =, :. BRANDY. ,.-s.
80 :. CHAMPAGNE CIDER.
50 :. ALE AND pORTER-quarts and pnts., @ 5 b
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04

n1- The friends of the Hon. G, M. Conrad
annonnce him Candidate the Confederate
Congress from the Second Congressional District composed
the First and Fourth Districts of New Orleans and Parish
Of Jefferson. s.as s=e =, d. IS o4 2pte
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Woud in the most respectful manner the ladies
and gentlemen Of New Orleans that the solicitation
many families he has been induced visit this city for
time only and be consulted every department of Pedal
Surgery, especially in
Corns, Bunions. and every Disease of the
Feet.
All Of which, however long standing bad cures without
the slightest pain inconvenience either during
afterwards.
As direct proof Of the extraordinary satisfaction which DR.
scH 0ssERS style of treatment everywhere Produced
ten thousand testimonials from the eminent citizens
Of America and Europe in his possession Among those
DR. takes the liberty of calling Of the public to
the following certificates from perGons well known
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04

e 49, We are authorized TO announce II, ID.
HARfER as candidate for the oics of SHERIFF forthe
Civil Courts Of the Parish of Orleans Eecok Monday
November. s84 @Ia Y Ia os 2nte
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HoNDAY NoRssI NC, NOVEMBER 1, 1851;

NEW Music We direct sthe sttention Of anna
teassto the following pieces Of music, recently
ATbilshsd III this cry h,
I. Protection Rifles Qaick Step, by g. NJ Len
amsseur drnmmer 81 Protection Rides. Company
y, Eonfsserate Regiment. a 4asSs
4 Eyh III the Qaickatep, e published BY Massrs.
II III Werlsin d Halsey Nos. 9 and Camp street.
SON Triumph Ill Manassas, Y Fantazie Mazaska,
dedicated 70 the Confederate Guards, BIZ Mrs. g.
McC. by the ssa1na publ shers. &C.
y g Oplson Eehotsischs !, BY Z. ~. Raueh, dedicated
10 Mrs. Pauline Coscn, the well known cantatrice.
n Y Gaisy Through Life we Wander, one Of COL
lection gems from the opera Of La Trayiata,
English words, and by Geo. Linley. Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04

Ha- We are authorized to announce T.. II.
PARKER candidate for the office SHERIFF for the
First District Court Of the Parish Of Orleans Election first
Monday in November, n Z. FIN Of 2pte
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04

Ne Ed. Crescent: Please announce the UNI
dersgned candidate for the office State snpent,
OF Public Education, WI. N. MAGRUDER,
au23 2pta - 1874 Baton Rouge, La
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04

s casks FAMILY GLARET. -. - D.
20 x ca ks ORDINARY PORT WINE. ..
L. = casks SUPERIOR :.
Il casks EXTRA
so u and Il casks Common MADEIRA WINE.
50 octaves fine sHEREY WINE. ~ l....
quarters extra
quarters SWEET II ALAGA WINE ,-. ..r .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04

No. For Auditor of Public Accounts-Cyrus
THOMPSON of this CITY candidate for State Auditor at
tne election IN November next sel6 I'd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04

Z pBr Mr. Editor--At the instance of a null
ude Of friends please DR. HAYES as Candidate
Tor CORONER at the approaching election. OBI 2pte e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04

NB"Notice-I take this Haethod of Offering
professional charge 10 the families Of hos
who absent from the city military duty Residence on
Harmony between Pyana Coliseum, Streets Fourth
District. ~ & s& tTssss s!.5 IA
py3I 2ptf 1 JSa$ &a4@ytsa q p YFsIsER NJ n -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04

Rg-gAerring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof and 81 Grayer New Or
leans. itfsE Sf tb.s4 n d6 2ntf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04

nS For superintendent Public Education
REV. ROBERT ]. HARP, of New Orleans, yielding 10
the solicitations Of mary friends Candidate State SUI
of Public Educaor the approaching Noye1n
her election. ri ~ FEy& IA ~ Is ols 2nta
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04
CoIsNs !: BUNIoNS
SOFT coRNs AND cALLoslTtEs
Diseases of the Feet
WITHOUT CUTTING, OR

CAUSING THE LEAST PAIN /.
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RS- Candidate for Coroner- Mr.. Editor {:
Please DR. j. N FoLWEL as candidate for the
office of Coroner the election be on the st Monday
In November next -5as ss27 tea
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04

"a Mr. Editor: Please announce George
WsADLER candidate for Gonsabeof The First Justices
Court, 1.-THE ensuing election sel2 2pte* Z.
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aS- We are authorized to announce DR.. j.
B. WILKINSON candidate for Congress from the First
Congressional District. = Dtt%
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04

M For Constable Fifth Justice OF the
PEAoE LouIs POWER Constable Of Filth Justice Of the
Peaes, Candidate for reelection Election November 4
1861, to2i sptssl FRIENDS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04

ss-Ftfth Justice OF the Peace, Third Dis
rHIor,-Au DUquERoRoN, Fifth Justice Of the Peace
THIRD District Candidate for reelection Election Soye.
Der 4, 1851 5s-.,. ~ 500 OIL 2pte
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04

50 Messrs. Editors-At the solicitation of
many friends, cfr myself candidate for SHERIFF Of
First District Court of the Parish of oens subject alone
to decision Of the peoples ballot=bcx. + II s5y y
y se2ste a II w. O. MrJrJ,EN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04
%. 1atgmon, Dessossaas,es 3 Co.,

u. XNtNntO2s, Dess0fssnies y Co.,
IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN DRY GOODS
No. Magazine street,
Have for sale the lowest market price the following Goods
PRINTS, of all descriptions
BLEACHED sHIRTINGs,
s. BLUE CoTToNADEs,
COTTON CHECKS, o..
.t BED BLANKETS -.. ..-
ENGLISH AND GERMAN HOSIERY
BLACK SILK VELVET,
... BLACK vELVETEEN.
AlEo large assortment of
SILKS, RIBBONS, CLOTH SILK AND VELVET CLoAKs
O. TALAMON, DESSOMMES & CO., ....
Oh 2plm No Magazine street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04

a PLEAsfss GoMr That splendid com.
panys ths' ssalntar Gapt. p Manpay stopped
bcTOre oar ofce On Saturday eyening, and paid Us
tie eernpliment Of giving us delightful serenade
The Gfess must have had out, at least, one hun-
ared men On the occasion, and presented a SPLEEN
did appearai,ces The music Ras by Jaeger 3 cele-
hrated military band and consisted of our dayorite
ansrcAanx frenl q ID Irosatore. \, Capt haupay
and his brave men have our tanks Tor me treats
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04

s9- Candidate for First Justice OF the
Peace. Election November !, 1851. :. !, =
o2a apse. u. w. 4 !. II. u. eArENNIE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04

R8-Lc First Represen ia tive Dis
AaEs BEGGs is acsndidate for reelection to the
House Of Representatives from this District Ole 2pe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04

RsrB.L. nefreese, the present incumbent
IS 8 candiaatefor State Treasurer 49, IL jyl 2ptd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04

Kus.Ste1sSSfe}s 3 Co..

CORNER OF aRAVIER AND NEW LEvER STREET
offer for Sale ~I2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04

FasB MAHKzv Hdr gfhos. Murray, President of
shs Free Market Committee, returns thanks, by
notice Ii another column, for ss8 5o-the proceeds
iii consributons taken up III The St. Louis Gsme-
terV III ths Ist it,st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04

= 30 Ed. Crescent; Please announce James
r. as candidate for Constable First justices, Court
IN the district bounded BY Julia and Felicity Streets and from
the River to the Swamp. Election, 4th November
an23 2ptd s MANY VOTERS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-04

Z z8- superintendent Public EducatsonA-
Please that HENRY AVERY the present superiu
tendent Of Pablo Edueations candaaie for reelection
aul7 2otd S5Is45 E SIS ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-20

q vered Z he COMMANDING ofces for safe keeping, a.
arrsoner Of war The Thirteenth have received their
fui complement q recruits. They came on the nth
iIht- under command Of Lieutenant Colonel Clark num-
berirg Ar men.
The engineer corps belonging to tho Thirteenth we're
ene'taed ca tho 18th iosi at the house Of the Pres
dent Of the road, Mr. Dupuy Timetables groanei with
nc weight Of the good things Of this CITY, aud
the erg'aeeis ercaffd atier eairg much OF them.
After the cloth removed cas;s nd speeches the
next in order They had very happy me and received
many compliments for their in building the road.
Ersmeer Captain John Maraons seated on the Pre-
sidtnts right, and sde very eloquent speech which
was responded TO in a very able manner by the Presi
dent Altogether ii oasis in the camp lie OF the
soldiers In passing may mention that when the opea-
rg OF The road took place. Of the members Of the
corps took charge Of the ergine, and t. the end Of
the line, while another member acted as fireman. They
were Robert X. AcMurray, engineer, and L. Lambert,
fireman 1nere II a rumor IN circulation that tho Thr
eenth win be ordered em here under sealed orders
All quiet in the town good feeling exists between the
soldiers ana citizens H. B.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-20

eo-rfsd gn alarm. Immediately fsoa every ERECTION
hurry 20 and fro few a ,pues
noIe the dll.rtui Issiments might marcung in
an ortothns TITO that the eaeuay had be ten
trdce large numbers TO that pont three regime nts
order ecthe First, Second aud Third. The First
regiment, pncer the command Of Col Allan arrived
there crst accomplishing the distance (esvea miles, in
~. aae I. 500. .-e ...tf r-s .,Ie.ts s.a.tcned
re were ocefeo TO different pcins the neigh
paueiy Ill The bridge Insnned and several CON
" snartshooters drawn up by It's side assist Ia
$500 ia sudition 10 this, measures also
acIec % mears Of which the bridge was TO be blnwn
w Aouu 'ne enemy appear in overwhelming numbers.
oeu, an hour after the sounding Of the al.r a lost
.Iriuo nan Storm, accompanied with thunder aud light
ouis iorth with IRENE ncous fuzzy The stones Sere
se as puets aLc came down ia such numbers thar the
"a Nfs On the march we've much bruised and beaten BY
them. TAD an engagement aopg on near the noise
OF the mps&ets and could scarcely hsre been
heard loud and deafenDg the OF the storm
The troops never hee once but springipg through
parent impossible marskss kept up rapid march ia de
tance OF the elements thns warning around them
Ipcn reaching Shepherda.oTn il discovered that
enemy hac been heard Of and that there not THO
ality OF the citizens Of Shepberdsown the First regiment
returned on the cars TO the Ferry.
Reliable In nation has just been received that last
night eco men, with orty eight urs provisions and
ten cannon had left the Relay twelve O'clock for
point IN Virginia. All Geographic Communications east
ward OF this place ceased last night about two O'Clock
Five hundred Aissssippians reached here last night
800 more VIII be here this morning. They are, from
all appearances, excellent troops They well armed
and wei cf1iceted.
Forty fifty negroes have just gone across the Poso
mae bridge, armed with and picks Upon reaching
the Mary land side, their commander gave them
directions which they 10 fol going up the noun
tain, and then be quietly went back across the bridge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-20
REPORTS FROM THE SOUTH.

INDIANAPOLIS, May is, 1861.
Reports direct from Grenada, MISS, May Is refer to
active military operations for home protection against
spprehended serviie insurrecton.
The Tennessee and Mississippi Railroad Company, from
Memphis to Grenada, discharged hands account Of
b.lity TO pay. One operative received one hundred
dollar months which Re sold Cor sixty Gye
ard had accept South Carolina bills which he had
to submit TO large shave.
Our informant was stopped and searched the road
He describes Memphis in deporabe state with troops
daily arriving, who transferred to Fort Randolph
The universal talk in Memphis is about the ease with
which the North can be conquered.
A Union was hung In Louisiana a few days since
fer expressing Union sentiments.
There is great military activity in Indianapolis
Five regiments encamped at the fair grounds,
two at the old grounds, and one regiment OF Zouayes
have gone to Evansville Indiana has eleven regiments
in the field The war spirit prevails everywhere more
intensely than in come important points South.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-20
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.
CONFEDERATE STATES ARMY MovEMl

CONFEDERATE STATES ARMY MOVEMENTS
The Petersburg (va cavalry, so sabres, Captain O. f.
Fisher left Petersburg the nth inst for Norfolk This
company is the eleventh rased in the above city tn
whole amounts to 900 all in active service. Three
companies Of infantry numbering 800 men, left for Nor
folk on The same day
Four hundred and fifty one men Of Southwestern yir
gina arrived AT Harpers Ferry the 18th inst also
battery Of Elk light artillery Pieces belonging TO the
regiment. Several thirtytwo Founders the
train. Five hundred and forty one men from Alabama
and Louisi,ns arrived the same day.
part Of Col DeRussey's Louisiana regiment arrived
in Knoxville, Tenn, the 18th lust, on their way to
Virginia. The same evening about SEQ troops
arrived consisting Of half regiment of North Lousana
volunteers half o regiment of Arkansas volunteers aud
the remainder OF the Middle Tennessee regiment.
The Danvie VA artillery went into camp near Eich
mond on the 1eth.
Col 7. Fauntleroy late of the First United States dra
goons, arrived at Winchester Va, the It'll inst he
subsequently proceeded to Richmond for active service
in the Confederate States army.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-20

BosD On saturday, May Is, OF niGnuaton 81 the
lungs GEbGE tlwAfD 6"ND, youngest aOn Of HonrT aui
.i,rJ Botd sged year and 10 months
The fe.ds and relatives Of The iaoy respectfully
pvi,ed % steId tss futefai this fHopaayl Afternoon
oeiock ioc the residence Of hts ptrcnts 1876 sc
vebih stCet without fG,trcr notice
prbHn papers please copy
,AMrt9L -on saturday, bay Is CaAH'rs CAy1RgiG,
late ~ 1oraeban, Ireland
The funeral viii take place from "a West Eighteenth
street he ,Mnbduy) afternoon, at Two o'cctk
Cars -O0 -atuTday nigbt Nny rs, NARY CstN, native
o. Cnasty I1bsfofd, perch ~ RecNy ne, lreaue.
toe ieIct snd relatives II the family are reauestei
10 attend zoe furtra from rrsidence ~ her brother
Edo ard Csin lar Nest Tort. hrst street, THIS ionuay
aiternten. mt two o click
Clysrsrr On Sunday, May 10, sAwCst CHESTNUT 81
BE tncfe
rhe funeral will take place from The residence ~ hts
broiaer n aw vnsm King, Perth AmDcy, H. ! "a
Tttsdey sfCtnocD al four O'Clock. The fc.afyes 4Hr
friehds q the families respectfully oyted 70 sesd
without fGii1cr notice fTeads = III take staten SLAMS
ferry bcat ~ one o'clock acd Tasnos1 81 NahGerbits
Isuding, fetarDiog by ak oclcck train
CUr1g On saiufuay, Nay ~, fti HytsurS Ctu.s,
son Of Johu and susennsb Curts aged 10 years aud
20 GAYS
The iune'ai win take place frcr No IS Charlton street,
this tStnoayl afternoon, NJ two O'Clock.
Downs 90 saturday, May is, HsS1tH, daughter OF
ssish end the late JaEaes Doves aged years. Az months
aLf 10 case
The rea:ivee ard friends Of he family are iavtec 70
attend the funeral this (Acnday afternoon ~ half rast
Gre O'Clock, from go Mulberry street
Ntr1N On SuH'af Way ~, Ttfg Es De- fW, aseI
, ts-r
a#af tGsna a gc, .s.Uau ,strs r.pfclN4Ny HtF4t
:. s..t1 Ne t-te-Al, D. 4et-@a! E.IAsoa, q! 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-20
MINNESOTA VOLUNTEERS.

The ST. Paul (Minncsosa) Pioneer Of May is Says
Men are coming in to enlist all the time, aud not she
slightest difficulty will DO experienced in filing tho regi-
ment. The officers of course prefer to have the men
whom they have spent 80 much time upon in drilling
remain for the three years. but the changes n
csses VIII ultimately benefit tie regiment. Tue sys stem
adopted by Captain Nelson, United States mastering Off
GER will be to discharge the three months men who re-
fuse to inst their places filed by
others who may enlist for the By this the
companies will be Kept constantly full Another benefit
will result tiom ibis 81 stem, from the fact that many
drilled men xho may have cause Cor dissatisfaction in
the companies Ia which they rst eniiste1 change
their posiiions into other companies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-20

Tic fcustt csss> VIII come on board Il SPITE osar
End hus make for Il detcelcy caused by the gtsoa
a'irg Of Tue preseot c.ass IN July.
THE 7. ocATIoN.
With all lts adyan,sges Nesport can hardly be
considered ss Au!ab,e : location for the NAv 4
sehoo as Annapolis The cl,ma e OF Rhode island ,
90 rsls as seoai as that Mar land ana Tor open AZ
NNsi sshooi SYSTEM Annapolis . many advantages
over Ne~foft u e calculated ths Tue Grange 10 IA
tude VIII make difference OF at least ree mon'os IN
exercise every ear and their I'M utiy studies
DO very much retarded in consequence Slli ne"por'
has many attractions for the "middes, ana nave no
doubt they viii get accustomed 70 tho change OF Gu
male enc ike equsliy well their old quarters on
the Chesapeake bay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-20

court SolenUar Tor UOnuag'
UnnLD STATS DISTRICT CoURI.-No Al ana the jury
Gale ndaT.
sIPREME CouRr--GESFRAL TETM.-The non emu neratel
Gale ndar will lie continued
SIfRsME cotRr-CIRcuT-part I.Ncs. 1905, 1858, l7s,
1902 Ill 1885, s75, ll7T 1919 S59I sl5 ALL s52 1870
1915, I'M, 1885, 1859, 1898, 1895
1907 l775 1888 1882 1893 1896 l769 l76l 1897 17iT
$40 Part II -Noa $780, CSC, 1894, 1928, 1882, 1884,
1893 1870 1872 1874 1916 l51s 1860, 1852 1854 1866
1868, 1860, 1862, 1864.
COMMON PEAS -part Mos. lls4, 2S5 1901, 1913
1915 1216 1920, 1a2l 1922. 1928 liza, 42i SAC 1870
1850 Par II Nos 400, H. $50 Il3, 935, 1896, S5l
EST, Zl45, l2i8, 1241, l248, 53b, 1892, 1856.