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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-07-20
TO VOLUNTEERS.
LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas
Julv IA 1oc,

July IA, 1861.
EDITOR OF CONSERVATIVE :-Fo,
misrepresentation might exist in the u .s1f
mind in reference to the admission of PuOA:
panies into Gen. Lanes Brigade, in cog ION
quence of an article in your paper If fV use
terdaG, | desire to say that no com y"
can enter such Brigade, except uno PAls
authority, until Gen. Lanes arrivs PVn n,l ~
will occur in short time. ANY a Saed
MES mustered into the U. S. Vol1,,'|'" 1pi-
vice in Kansrs, containing less tSss SCI e
minimum required by Army Ordsr W. We
l 5. can be so mustered only upon the NV Nv
sonal responsibility of the mus,sr;ue per Per
Ger, and will form no part of Gen T. Out,
Brigade. Upon the arrival of the ', cor
manding general, he will arrange comr a'
MES aud regiments so as to be satisfacldP..
to the members thereof, and at the s.m.
time promote the success of the imports.
service with which he has been CHARGED !"
the President of the u. S.
Capt. Prince, commanding at Fort IA,v
enworth, Is promptly affording every facr
ty in his power to the speedy organizais.
of the Brigade.
Companies or parts of companies M,
feel no hesitation in marching at ODcs y
this place; when they will be at once p,o.
vided for. WIN. WErR
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-07-20
EROM THE CHEROKEE NATION.

Mr.. Grew arrived here yesterday from
the Cherokee Nation. His accounts of af-
iairs there do not differ from those we have
already published. He and his friends
were Union men, their lives were threaten
ed, and they were compelled to beat hasty
retreat.
Ben Mccullough had been there, made
his headquarters at Maysville, and threat
ened to proclaimed martial law unless one
thousand men joined his force from the In
dian country.
Ross, the Agent of the Cherokees, is still
firm for the Union, but treason rules with
an iron hand among tina people. Union
men were either running away or ''back-
ing down."
Mr.. Grew and party have lost consider
able-all they had-by being compelled to
leave.
He passed through the CRANKY Lead
mines, Neosho and Carthage in Southwest
ern Missouri. He saw large bodies of Sc
cession troops there-undoubtedly those
who have recently had the engagement with
Col. Siegel. Wheat was ripe for the sickle,
but there was no one to gather the crop.
Farmers were offering large wages for Ia
borers, but there were "no takers 20 the
surplus population had gone to the wars,
and thousands of acres of wheat would re-
main unharyested:
This story gives US another of those pic
lures of the ruin of Secessionism which are
almost daily presented to the eye. When
will Indians and whites learn that treason is
ruin ?-LeGV. Conservative.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-07-20
IMPORTANT FROM GEN -.
WAsHINGron l.,

Col. WIN. WEIR: The order to mr -
ing officer has gone by telegraph, o mSaslt''
your companies mustered without REIN s.f'g
10 NUMBERS JAMES H. LANE
There is now no possibility Of d Gsn
organizing the Brigade. CompaDi0a i
pour in from all parts of the State os, VII
regiments will be Immediately filled N4O 'As
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-07-20

To all Companies Proposing to Enter III,
Volunteer Service
Orders have been received of such NJ,
ture as require me to say to all Companies
or parts of Companies wishing to engap. in
the volunteer service, to march immedia,s
ly to this place. They will be received
without regard to number and at once Op,r.
tered, supported and equipped by tie UDi.
ted States. WIN REER.
Leavenworth, July Is, 1851.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-07-20
Battle at Monroe, MO.,-The Track TORI
vPTwenty Cars BuTned-R. II. BridgG
Burned.

81. LOUIS, July TT. II.
Juo. FL. Bowen, Agent of the Fl. & st
So. R. r. arrived here at II o'clock this
morning on the packet from hannibal, and
brings the following very startling intelli
gence.
At about O'Clock Wednesday morning
a camp of Federal troops, under command
OF Col. Smith, of the 10Th Illinois Regi
ment, 200 of the 18th Illinois, 800 of the Sc
Iowa, and near 100 of the Hannibal Home
Guards, numbering about $50 men, were
attacked by 1900 Rebel troops, under Jack
sons Brig. General, Thomas A Harris, moi
far from Monroe Station, 80 mile from Han
nibal.
The Federal troops, although completely
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-07-20
Missouri,
HANNIBAL, Mo-, Ju

11ANRIbAL1 -AO'1 ouly
A correspondent of the Keokuk Gate,
who is private in the Second Iowa Regi-
ment, states that on the morning of the 7th
inst, Lieut.. Snowden, I'd Lieutenant Com.
pany I, having received reliable information
that one of the four cannon stolen from
the Arsenal at Liberty. was buried near
Plat:sburg, in CLIFTON county, proceeded
with squad of nine men and captured it.
The next morning the same squad captured
two gun carriages in st. Joseph, built, ap-
parently, for twelve-pounders. There are
said to be three more cannon, two of them
brass, in the vicinity of st. Joseph.
Trouble of serious nature is brewing in
Holt county. Sunday before last, while a
Methodist preacher was preaching in pri-
vate house, about six miles from Oregon,
the county seat. he was assaulted by thirty
rufians with hempen ropes in their hands,
and only escaped by fleeing through the
back door into the woods, whence he was
conveyed by his friends to Kansas. Grape
was hung to the doors of all Union men in
town that night.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-09
soxsfser,s Pacific Isatt,.oad.
1000 SLAVES
WANTED BY HIRE OR BY PURCHASE.

We will purchase hire, for term of five years. Five Hum
bred Thousand Slave Laborers TO work the Southern
Pacific Railroad, in Texasmmedateiy west of Shreveport,
La in region and protected from invasion molesa
ton om the conflict which shall exist between the two sections
ofh country The country through which the read
entirely healthy and for the distance of 400 500 miles
west Of Shreveport pnetates of the finest agricultural
countries on the continent Of America.
This company has magnificent land grant from Texas
lo2o for mile of oaa the company constructs for
the distance of from Shreveport the EASTERN to Ell
Paso the western boundary Texas In times like the pre-
sent the company cash pay for labor
tai to the rapid development Of copnnys interests but
for atem of by hire by the actual purchase this
pany will make the most liberal advantageous arrangements
with slayeownes in Kentucky Missouri Virginia. Maryland,
North Carolina or elsewhere for the hire purchase with
payments in the undoubed securities Of 500 1000 slaves
Families entire will be TAKEN either by hire by purchase
The company enabled to liberal TERMS because of the
muni6cent land grants of Texas ability purchase
iron and rolling stock for the entire Texas with the
construction bonds of the company cash
All the rights of this company fixed and vested by the laws
of Texas This company has secured the sympathy and the
route the ed degree of parallel of latitude has the SANCTION
OF several of the most powerful European Governments
amongst them France span Portugal Belgium and Swift
well as large capitalists commercial and
tractors Of these Countries The late Congress- tho United
States BILL its last session. donating this company
through Arizona, New Mexico and California 100000
Of land and loan Of hirtyx millions Of dollars,
repaid in postal and other public services This bill passed the
House Representatives amended in the Senate and only
failed to become law for the want of time and the startling po
| litica events familiar TO the nation.
No company in the world has larger basis for It's successful
prosecution and no has attracted and secured to itself
the appreciation of many American States and European Gov
misunderstanding much benefit to its stockholders and
the world such stupendous resutshrnging inevitably with its
completion this continent the China, Japan,
Australia and the whole Pacific Coasdrbung the treas.
dervable from the rRde travel etc. every city
from the Gdlf of Mexico northern harbor
antie coast-giying each It's due and natural sarea COM
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-09
TALK ON CHANGE.

The gatherings on the flags yesterday showed no
falling off from last week. About all Of the migra-
tory population have taken their departure. The
old steadfasts that don't go away and won't go
away, enjoy themselves remarkably well. Now
and then we meet with something Of q contraband-
ist, d q sore head. who wishes the war was over
| Many Of the habitnes Of the flags have gone on
brief jaunts to the Virginia and Tennessee springs
taking Of course, tour as near to the several en-
campment AIS possible
Since our last talk the Great Eastern has arrived
at Quebec, OF in the ST. Lawrence, with Liverpool
dates to the 9TH nit, quoting cotton steady at
former quotations. The reckless speculation at
temptedon the part some Of the New York jock
eys appears to have met with no response on the
liverpool fags The steamer Of the 10Th will be
due today at Halifax. The Great Eastern brought
| over 900 troops, besides officers, and over one
hundred horses, to strengthen the army in Canada
and keep watehful eye on Lincoln, Seward &
Co.'s movements, though old Abe & Co. have their
hands fall. and something more than they can
carry, in and about Virginia,
There were several inquiries about the big guns
and appendages which were going through our
highways on Sunday. They were going to look
after some Of Lineoln's minions, The steamer
Oregon landed a number Of troops on ship Island
on Friday last. The Yankee steamer had gone on
Il short cruise outside. Another steamer departed
yesterday with munitions ana another goes to-day
with some ugly looking pieces. The Yankee
steamer will meet with a warm reception when she
visits Ship Island again. The fortifying Of Ship
Island Is all well enough, as far as ii goes hut ii
il wise and judicious to withdraw the troops from
the mainland where they can prevent a landing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-09
TIE Southern

No. CAR BOX OIL, in casks and barrels su-
perior to Lard crequal 10 sperm oils, for
Railroad car boxes. s...,....,.., so cts GAL
No. l REFINED OIL, in casks and barrels,
suitable for mixing with any other Oils. 50 :.
No. 2 REFINED OIL, in casks and barrels, w.t.
suitable for painting all outside work,
and any color except whlte......,....... %
No. 8 REFINED. OIL in casks and bbls., suit
able for Ship and Steamboat decks Roof sa
ing, ETC.. Observation-Disclosures. %
No. lGAS OIL, in casks and barrels suitable
for the various kinds Of gas apparatus. Is -.
COMMON ROSIN OIL. in casks, suitable for
mixing with Lime for washes, also for -
covering fences, new works etc. preserv-
ing the wood from exposure to the wea-
Their, or for mixing with common paint or
& Tanners Oils. Observation-Disclosures. 20 :.
AXLE or WHEEL CREASE in barrels, half -
bbls., and kegs, made for the Plantation,
Farm, City and Country use. .........3a 10 cts b.
NAPTHA, Crude and Refined, in casks used
for manufacturing burning uids ETC. TOGO cts. gal
NAVY PITCH, in q aad 40 gall. barrels, war
rantea free from Water, Sand, Chips and
other impurities Price according tomar-
ket.
We manufacturing the above enumerated articles
and prepared to fill all ORDERS We call the attention
Dealers and Consumers stock and to bear in mind they
are PURE and UNIFORM, manufactured exclusively from
Southern MATERIAL and managed owned by Southern
CONFEDERATE BONDS and TREASURY NOTES taken
at par Discounts made to The trade. "a
SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
ivl tf2p6t E5 President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-09

" Ew ORLEANS. -- 1T
would mol III iii as il this letter we're q
G hent TIL tine Il appeared in the.
Nortxisrn papsrs the View York Tribune published
iii to come from John Minor Bolts,
which Bots sysr saw until If came ont
HI pffpk n Wa wholesale forgery. The Rich
mend says II was published On steamer day ];
Mi " Rss gone % Europe as ID correct representa-
tioh Vi Southern sentiment BY q Southern man,
when is nothing but pack Of lies. It
III usts ID easy To forge Russell as to forge Bolts.
The Naw York Sun, some time ago, published a
LETTER. as frola Russell which Russell never wrote
aud II may be shat the same trick Il now repeated
TIE L1ndon Times, even, might haze been deceived
by letter purportina to come ffoIn Russell which
Russell WI saw. The misrep ntations Of the
letter aze IN grant we are filing to believe
hfr. Russell wrote and the Yankee capacity for
tsickery j 70 great not an improbable thing
they forged MI Russell' writing Just az they
did tIr. Bolts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-09

Of New Fork, 70 The Liverpool fags, is out. Billy,
however, is not on the right track yet. He says,

of few Z ork, 10 the Liverpool hags, is OUT Billy,
however, is not on the right track yet. He says,
under date of the 18th ult;
The accounts from the South are more encourag-
ing for the prospects of the crop j; the late warm
weather has brought 1t Forward, and the plant is
making good progress. Ii is conceded, however,
that there ia less land under cotton cultivation than
for several years past; the question is Q serious
one, whether the attention necessary for us cul-
tiEaton and harvesting will be given, and II secnr.
ed, when it can be moved
Now, Billy don't try to bambooze Lancashire
about it is being conceded that there is less land
under cotton cultivation, because there is more
land under cultivation than ever before, including
cotton and corn that present prospects are for as
large crop as in 1859, and all the South now re-
uuires IS that Great Britain and France will send
their vessels to our ports and take the cotton as
fast as it comes to market, wch will close up the
New York transit business and close up New
York in other ways. But, Billy You say nothing in
your last epistle about the retreat Of the Conteder
ate army, which you so pompously arrayed in your
circular of the previous week. Come, Col. Billy,
inform US in your next when old General Fuss and
Feathers intends to advance but, Colonel don't
you attempt to come South, for some Of Beaure-
CARDS folks will pick you off
There was q report on the flags that the Sumter
was in the river coming up, having successfully
performed the business she was dispatched for
We shall know all aboat it this morning, if con-
frmed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-09
Correspondence.

NEW ORLEANS, July 8, 1851.
To Messs Tally oakford Holugsworh Brady Bourk Leat
and others 5@
GenttemenBeng DESTROYS Of adding small mite TO the
patriotic object which youIave in the support of the fam
lilies Of gallant and bra volunteers fighting
trys hatleswe propose give performance any evening
that You may designate for the benefit of The above
amateurs in the city having volunteered their services
is intention to give performance worthy Of the object
by the production of shakespeare's masterpiece, HAMLET
Hoping receive favorable answer have the honor
remain, Yours, respectfully,
G. II. BRAuGHN, Chairman.
DIN, G. HUGHES,
$. B. CHURCHILL,
Capt. r. BLEAKELEY,
j. g. MACKEY,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-09
stako.e spria,gs, .skaba,asa.

The Projectors take this method Of Informing The public that
thesesPRING situated the Bgbee river l40 miles above
Mobile all times open for the reception of visitors
We have now superior BAND OF MUSIC in attendance
and every effort shall be made on our part to render visitors
comfortable.
Boats leave Mobile every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and
SATURDAY EVENINGS and arrive at tho Springs about 10
o'clock NEXT af0RHING.
Conveyance at all times st the river in readiness to convey
passengers 10 the Springs.
JAMES Common & CO., Projectors.
JAMES sYNE Druggist 1874 Canal street, New Orleans,
sole agent for The BI4ADoN SPRINGS WATER.
2n2ra SNY -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-09
Notice to Persons forming Military Com
pnnfes.

Complaints have been male TO of improper, and
violent attempts enlist impress subjects Of Foreign
Powers into the military service inform those who
pec to be Captains companies III process OF formation
who have permitted encouraged the preparation of such
acts by their subordnaes that will not receive their COM
pane And # they hope evade this of their
~ raising their Companies for and rendering them directly
the Secretary of War; incorporating them in Legion
Brigade formed by his authority Further inform them that
viii make direct application supported BY all the influence Of
my position, to have them refused by the Secretary.
i've 2pst TBos. o. MOORE, Governor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-09
a Card to Parents ana Young Gentleme,

Teachers and Students and others who wish to improve them
selves in Penmanshp, Bookkeeping Mathematics Modern
Ancient Languages can select their hours they apply
IMMEDIATELY at Dobear Commercial College, Camp
and Common streets, from A NJ to P NJ and 4to p NJ
invited to call Liberal arrangements
made with ALL The youth should be qualified TO attend TO the
business those who have gone the and bring into
vice the ntire industry and talent of the South
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
;pP z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-09

E@-Confetierate and State Flags. made of
silk all complete with stats spears sale Mrs A. E.
ober Grover Bakers Sewing Machine store, No. II Camp
street. 4lEts5 Tvs 2p3t
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.7vEttinerv asad .all,essnsaki,sg D.

Proceedings
os TIE
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION
IN ElNGLKsH AND FR ENoH.
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by ssid consen-
tien On both The CONSTITUTION Of the State
SIS smandsd.
For sale by
BLopMFEKIsD d STEEL PETER o'DoNNELL,
T.LsWHITE, HERgERT& EsooUssE,
GEO, ELLIS, -# W F.G0LDTHWAlTE,
P.HAWBSG CO., E. EZEKIEL
4. FIT2wILLlAM.
e-orders the country hed liberal discount.
nay22 2ptf
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AST srTugE On the 18th inst.
will he sold At auction for 4 term Of ten years,
4 tths bassnre The village of Mechanic
hames nc for dock Or ship yards, warehouses,
etcss and # not sold TO be leased our for wood
VI rsiss ssee8 adyer tsealent.
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sG0y-G8s Rtg'd,

sg03'G8s Rta'E,
SUCCESSOR TO sRwELL 7. rAyLoR) IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD VINE LIQUORS, ETC,
Nos. 15 and Is Royal street,
Hasnow in store large supply of the celebrated CREME
BOU1Y CHAMPAIGN quarts pins; also brands
viz: CHARLES HEIDsEICK, PIPER HEIDsEICK, PAR
MENTIER, and other brands of inferior quality. have
large of the Old Sherries such AMONT
LADO, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR sHERRIEs- lsS8-soUTHsIDE MADEIRA, of
direct importation other Msdaira Of lower grade superio
Old London Dry Dock PORT and other grade
The celebrated sAzARAC BRANDIEsv Vintage 1895, 1888
1902 and 1s05alarge supply always hand All grades
CLARET and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood. wHIs-
KYsscotch and Irish Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat Whs
kys. SCOTCH ALE and PORTER in pnts quarts. COR
DIA etc. My usual assortment of the best WINES which
will be sold reasonable other housein the city
AARON BIRD,
ais 2oly Nos. ID and Is Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-09

The Richmond Enquirer say VS. that or. Letcherl
Will to the next Virginia Legislature
an ap for the erection Of d monument
10 fhe fnelnor Jalnes Jackson, the hero who
IA naas aered at gega sFia, after shooting Cen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-09

lsEss oTIcE lger IatIves has been ap-
pointed sole agent for the creditors Of y. HINT u
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Military Goods ,!

COLTS NAVY REVOLVERS,
P1S TOL CART R I'D 6 Il y :,
SWORDS, sAsHEs AND BELTS,
nG TLIT ANY RUT TITO ia 81 :,
Military Tri1ll1aaingS
C o l. ID LA Es, Il TIC. =,
. AND
BLUE, GRAY AND RED BRoADCLoTH,
For sale al
H. FRANKO'S,
sc Poydras, next to Curondeet street.
as- Orders for NAVY REvoLvERs AND MILITARY
EQUIPMENTS, filled at the shortest notice. je20 2ptf
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ne t97s defIe kshufg Va Herald,
allading u the deahuc ton Of tic house Of BIZ.
Abrahasa oess beloa " atlias' Point, sy the Fed
ssaa
lenee has bnen Ia the sHooe family for
many seneSAt was respected BY the enemy
ssrfj1sa ntiof and during the war III 1872
AisApng NE itish had II In their power to burn
~ ICY proved their anaghanin1ity BIZ
4 aai MI sand Nssharmeds III Wasg left for
these Az ours these members until Va re-
GEM peAioes 81 d common Government Ito ttrn
4 flelr gAnu aA AHsss Hpan private property.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-09

The5 Grand Loig of t3ad Fellows of The State
O. Geoagia Iive WEED the Southern Grand lodges
"a plaet on the fiFst Wednes-
day i1 the purpose of dissolging HE
sconnce fion existing het@een the Southern Lodges
and NJ the attss, the
supfenae actsoa III ead Fellowship
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-09

CTTs & tx The u seial list 81 delinquent tax
payers IL his city viii b found On our inside
psges. at wiIl aiss hs seen that the Treasurer
Mrs notice that there are thirty days
san lefa before ths unpaid bills VA be placed IN
VIII hands vi ths Assistant ttorney for col
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&aerhe undersigned having been appoints
ed to hs une the collected adj families
notifies hrss n need 10 Apply at the oice
No % Gsayer street, the Isl "a and Cd also the I5t 5fh
aud 18th Of eseh month frpO, 10 O'Clock A. NJ 10 PM
Applicants viii be required furnish certificates as 10 the
companies their supports are enlisted IN.
ielS 2aH 7. o. sULlY, % arayier stsees.
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ra-FIags of ali kinds made to order and
sale by Mrs. ober, Bakers Sewing Ma
chine oiice, No. II Camp street. yS 2p3t
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NEW ORLEANS, July s. 1851.
To Messr G. H Braughn, D. NJ. G. Hughes S B. Churchill
Capt. r. Bleakeley, and ]. G. Mackey, Committee
Gentlemen We return grateful Acknowledgements for
your offer performance for the benefit of the
the families of absent soldiers THIS heavy demands which
have been made upon fund has quite exhausted
offer most opportuney and thanking you sincerely
the charitable and patriotic sentiments which prompted it, we
beg leave to designate SATURDAY EVENING, JAY 49, as
suitable time for the performance.
Very respectfully,
4. 0, SULLY,
CHAS. OAKF0RD
D. a. HoLLINGWoRTH.
NJ. BBRADY,
"A. B0URK,
Jy6 apjyls Committee.
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fsaya Arsene Houssaye, ii Il
late assin 4 The English, when they have no.
III think IND srno nj, tho Swiss drink ana
smoke tlis Germans drink, dream and smoke, the
Spaniards he dosy the shade, tie Italians in the
sun Yse ETene He'll they have nothing v saY,
say notIing speechis silver but silence is gold.
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Ladies', volaneeer Aid Association.

The Ladies' Volunteer Aid Association call attention to the
following resolution
Resovad That applications will be received compa-
mics that have not been authenticated by Bgader
Tracy or Adiutant- General Griyet myl5 2ptf
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s4LE 9y FoHEIo IN Esric DIsv GooDs.
Tho psssieaas attention b5xss ~ cssd to he large se
without goods oiase sps
ths dsg Ut 10 oclock, iafy. his saiescosp Teams
At sale sse advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-09

CLoTf5si ISon TIE Under this head
las soaesbfag * Interest
70 lay 81 cheap eIotring apd
fnslA sock ssa fasl4iafebis snd
should ii Mi: .seinassa