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New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-27
From, the North.

| Mr.. A. 6. Dnges arrived safely home on Thurs-
day, from an important mission to Abr aharnfs
country. MIR. D., in his travels, visited all the
large cities and towns of Importance and gathered
large amount of valuable information. WarIike
preparations Of the most extensive kind continue
to be made, although in private conversations
large numbers o. persons expressed their sym
pathies with the South, and their conviction that
the south would triumph in the struggle, Busi-
ness generally seemed brisk, except in those
houses formerly engaged in the Southern trade.
hands that would otherwise be idle. The farmers
have suffered terribly, being unable to sell their
produce and crops, the prices offered not paying
the expenses of transportation. 1st-.sS,s
Since the securing of their harvest the war
spirit seems again to have gained the sscendancy,
and the farmers, as well as merchants, laborers,
ETC., have been whirled into the current, and are
off for the wars. er.
Travellers are watched very closely by detec-
tives steamboats,, railroad cars, at hotels and
boarding houses and no stranger is allowed to stay
in place without registering his name. No one
is allowed to pass within the circuits of the camps
without a pass from the general commanding.
Arrests made daily in Louisville of SoutherneTs
endeavoring to escape to the South. 1t is almost
| impossible to escape Our young friend was ar
rested twice on his travels and detained in diff
| ferent camps for some six or seven hours. By re-
| presenting himself as an escaped Unionist from
the South, he was furnished with passes and treat
ed very handsomely by the officers in the camps,
| and on several occasions invited to dine with
/ them. ga 5-..-
On his retarn he was obliged to travel on foot,
| over mountains, ETC.. in order to avoid the Lin
colnite camps. Whilst in Kentucky he heard Of
the willful murder of four travellers near Madison
Vile by some of the iends. In addition to this
they were arresting citizens suspected of seces-
son proclivities and sending them off prisoners
to Washington and New York. The Kentuckians,
however, especially in Southern Kentucky, were
volunteering almost unanimously in the Confed-
crate ranks.
The news of the capture of Port Royal reached
Mr.. D. while in Illinois, where it was represented
! that Charleston had also been taken. The news
caused great rejoicing among all classes. They
say they are determined to fight it out and that
the South will be compelled to submit.
Mr.. D. arrived home in excellent health, having
met with many hair breadth escapes, thankful
once more to be on the sunny soil Of the South.
| f(hsreaton Courer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-27

CARGO OF THE STEAMER FISGAL-41ras for the
!South.-We have just seen dispatch from Savan-
as the cargo of the Fngal: Seven thousand five
hHnared Enfield rifles, two hundred and thirty three
thousand cartridges for same, twenty-five hundred
cannon powder. seventeen thousand pounds Of rifle
powder, one million percussion caps, ten thousand
pairs of blankets, and three thousand pairs Of
shoes, besides naval armaments for Louisiana and
Georgia.
Let the Yankees come on as soon as they please
now. Seven thousand more men will now be armed
with the best European weapon. Come on!
Apnan
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-27

endorsing the political soundness of Mr.. Daniel
Hand, who was arrested in New Orleans ON suspi-
cion Of being spy, but was afterwards released.
have been msled by partial representations in re-
gard to the party named. Our statements were
made in total ignorance of the fact that Mr.. Hand
had resided for many years at the North, and had
but very recently returned to the South. His case
we understand, is now undergoing investigation in
Augusta, where he will have full and fair hears
ing. ICharleston Mercury. :
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-27

How OUR COMMISSIONERS WERE OvERTAKEN.-
Late intelligence which we have received, explains
how Messrs. Mason and Sldell were taken by the
Yankee frigate San Jacinto. The Commissioners
arrival in Havana and the nature of their mission
so far from being secret there, that they re-
ceived the marked hospitalities of the Captain
General of the Island. Immediately upon their
arrival. the Consul of Lincoln, one Shufeldt sent
fast yacht, the Nonpareil, to Key West with the
news. Thus the enemy had abundant time to ma.
ture all their arrangements for the coup. The
Commissioners had taken passage on the royal
mail steam packet from Havana to Liverpool.
On the 9th inst, shortly after leaving the port of
Havana, the steamer was boarded by the U. s.
man war San Jacnto, under command of Capt.
Wilkes, for the purpose of arresting Messrs Mason
and Slide who, with their Secretaries, were
brought forcibly of. The party of ladies who ac-
companied the Commissioners proceeded on their
way and took with them, it is said, the official let
ters and dispatches of the Commissioners. The
San Jacinto, on the evening of Saturday last
reached Fortress Monroe whence, it is said the ar
rested Commissioners will, by permission Of Gen.
Wool, send dispatch to our Government the
subject of their capture. [Charleston Mercury.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-27

LEX TALIoNIs.-ln retaliation for the cruelties
thus far practiced upon our privateersmen the
Yankee prisoners confined in this city have been
placed in sepa ate cells. Col. Corcoran, who is
hostage for Smith, one of our privateersmen al
ready convicted Of piracy in Philadephia) has
been committed to the condemned cell. q
TCharleston Mercury
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- kfOHAh, kEkt,

- ktOHAG., SALI4t1AkER,
Nos lS Canal and II Crossman Btreets
Sign Of the Root Hog or Die.
Manufacturer OF all kinds OF Plain and Fancy AWNINGS
TENTS, TARPAULINS, etc. Also all kinds Of FLAGS sne
BANNERS suitable for companies other purposes viii
Fagstaas to suit Fall and Purchase Ropes sngs ttet
and furnished to order the shortest notice. BLOCKS of al
Ezes ready strapped likewise all kinds of heavy BLOCKS
SPARs and RIGGING suitable for raising machinery
other heavy material.
have likewise hand fine lot of SPRUCE sPARs, whlo
offer for sale Cheap for Cash
All the above articles De found at Nos IL Canal and
Crossrnan streets, New Orleans.
N B. Sail and Rigging work all It's branches and cornr
orders promptly filled the shortest possible notice.
mig iyHW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-27

CoFFEE.--Latey we have read many recipes for
making coffee, but we see none come up to what
oifer--throw away the Cotfee-pot, substitute IN
its place bowl Or deep plate full of mush and
milk. 1t is far better, more nutricous than the
best of coffee. We have tested it, therefore can
speak adysedy of its merits. We so IN for nome
consumption." IShreveport Southwestern
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-27
OUIsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE. COM
- PANY.

Ofico-Iron Building corner Camp and NAtchez Streets
Amount Premiums for the year ending 18th Feb , an
Amount Profits Tor the ending 25h OF Febru go
Amnunt Of Assets for year ending 23th of Febru
The Trustees declared Scrip Dividend of Thirty
PER CENT after paying per cent interest
SCRIP and haze ordered the redemption Of Fifty Per Cent OF
the Scrip Issue Of 1859. :, c..-.,, err,
OND MONDAY OF MAY NEXT. e. :,
Scrip the 1861 deVeraoe on a'er Is
VI 'N''' -H' CHARLES BRIGGS, Presdert
q. P. JANVIER Secretary. .
New Orleans, March 20, 1861. aus tmar
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Nlaharp Aotites.
HEADQUARTERS NEW ORLEANS IA,

HEADQUARTERS NEW ORLEAHs IA /,
o. rrN-. November 2fth lt6l.
IL GEN ERAL ORDERS MO. 2-THE UNDER.
W neheo IN c1normy with Special Orders No. q dated at
TIL ddeadqnartes Department No. /. New Orleans October
~ I'm Iob assumes command and tn direction the orga-
ate defense OF the city and the interior lies
No.. DANIEL RUGGLES.
rTr l.,,j n Q
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-27

SA1r.-The Governor of Georgia has seized
consignment of salt in depot at Savannah, ana Will
pay the owners five dollars sack for it.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-27
DOBElp L.. CRAHEAEY-
COM EMISSION MERC II ANT,
In Franklin Building,
alabama street,)

ATLANTA, HEDhGlA,
Sells Sugar Moases and Syrup and RENTS promptly as
directed
s-Mr Crawlty very clever gentleman, and worthy 0
patronage. A autA Inte'lEencer. anA 3mf"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-27
From Memphis.


Loss Of Confederate Gnboat-The Tuscaora Burnt Omin
ous Incident of our Flag - Mimculous Escape OF the
Crew.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-27

The cotton factory at Tuscaloosa, Ala which
has been idle for some time, has recently changed
hands, and will be in full operation within month.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-27

We saw bale of cotton on the levee yesterday,
covered with shingles instead of bagging. We
highly approve of the substitution. [Tickburg SUM-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-27

HA!-The Nashville Banner is responsible tor
the following:
The Lincoln feet is lying lea-ward of the Georgia
coast That is the reason the President sent Lee
word to look after them. Of course it was.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-27

rs-PRICEs OF ADMIsSION-5O cents; COlored gallery
Is cents. =. .-.- /.
4-The Box Office will open at A. NJ when seats may be
Ured. n.
So Doors open at ss6 and curtain rises at ~ o'clock nj
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-27
RUPYURES

az. RUPTUHES ~
~ RADICALLY oUREDl O q
Letter from Dr. W. T. Mills the Editor of the vickaburg
Daily Sun.
vIcRsBuRG, Miss, May 8, 1860,
Hernia can be Cured Without Needle Knel
Mr. Editor-I those afflicted with this terrible
oog o PSa' sbou 9 yeaTs ase had ac'sd Hernia
or he space yeas The boy belonged to John Coeer
a E hs case S there recs
v s S Ss ener an e5e
and obtained the Patent Truss Of Dr. j. A. sheT
Mixture about three months the boy was entirely mi re-
oTsf oT h a1a ss bfse has busy
all the work Of d M hnd M ong bss foT s % ws0sf s th o
hose who this disease and for gra'@Hd9 @ o D sher
- +'1+'-"'' 'A' -''
Above in reference to the same boy.
IssAauENA Co, Miss, May q 1851.
II Dean aFsi boy eoge perfectly cured Of the rnptgs
psh ne i woft inH ns amy ss1s maR ' Nils B.
'e''o' HUM siciars in the State Of Mississippi
VIGKsBuRG, Miss, Marca 70, 1850.
Dr. shernan--D Dear Sir send the boy Ben be TO you
sss HTn9 % Do n @ Ssce I'm s fed your plan
Is right that ynu cure him. Please WI me by there
'nrn OF the '0'' NS'p''''""' THos j. aARPER NJ. D.
n-Ths letter was in slave boy about Il years
DID, who was ruptued both sdee ard who was subsequently
returned sound. The following explains itself:
vIcKsBURG, Miss, May 7, 1860
Dr. Shermnn, New Orleans .,, ..,,
lear SRI send you my James apply him suitable
rruss He short time We can ohtn
n vary r,g sIo Trsses In then however, have but lit
lie confidence having confidence in your skill IL Sch mat
ters, send my son to you o ,,.,nrD l, n
DR.. BE1DEN's OPINION.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 6, 1859.
| Samuel Davis, ESQ.,; ,.a =,
Dear Sir-It true Shetmans Truss applied BY
MIN will give relief eectuay than any other nave
seen tried entire satisfaction know OF several cured
| of
Int he sure Dr. Sherman 'hmef applies it. as much depends
| upon the fitting. Ii. bhli'hN' NJ ~
| sz-DR SHERMAN respectfully informs ruplred persons
that he returned 10 the city
and may be found office No. lost Oh ARIES STREET
relieve and all OF rupture
| " M YTJTRE iytW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-27
HEADQUARTERS F.Asr DIVISION LoU.snsA

HEADQUARrhRs FIRST DIVISION LOUISIANA J
VOLUNTEER TRoOrs
=. New Orleans, November 25 1861.
n sEEN ERAL ORDERS No, 44.-L-ALL
@ oitFs III command OF in this Division who have
MI yet hahred in their reports Of number OF men present
LII ana absent OF ther commands with the quality
o. me arms IN theit in conformity with
fh 40 AZ ssue on the 18Th instant required present
me sane at Division Headquarters III sree on or
before Wednesday, the 9Th instant by Il o'clock NJ.
-al officers. incl udiGg those commanding independent
Companies Of the Fist DiVsoa who not comply strictly
WIN s order will be sent before he General Court Mari
be tried for disobedence of neglect Of duty
Hit mas come to the wedgs The Major General
great humber of persons subject military
found Oh the streets and balconies looking parade
SATURDAY. It made the dnty Of every officer priv
me ne on inst Day Identity and all SUCH in order that
they may be dealt with according law, if valid
be given for no!I-att.adance parad
By der Of
JOHN L. LEWIS,
ERNEST FoEsrAIL Mai. General ConuanGing.
Abide f5amp. nf6 Il
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-27
HIETAIRIE JOCKEY CLUB

HTEVAIRIE JOCKEY CLUB
a AAA of the State Of Louisiana
T%SsaSSslA None Of the Sweepstakes advertised
MSS=-SsSssazassS off at III Aestirg have been
flied. ~ J.. a..
TCEsDAY December TO- 1861 Heats of Three Miles, Club
WEDNESDAY, December IL, IS l,-snge Dash OF Two
MIles Club Purse, $3.50. t,- e,oo
SANE DAY,-Heats of One Mile Club P4 Sc S3,E -
FRIDAY December l3, l86l.-Eeats Of Two Miles Club
sATGRGAY, December H. l56-Heats Of Fon Miles; Club
Purse, $1,000.
The profits of this Meeting will be applied to the reiet Ct the
families Of our absent Volunteer
The following Stakes open for the Spring Meeting o.
SATURDAY March 81 lS62-sweepsakes for year oids
scribers TO al the Club $500 the race is run the
second horse his stake To name and close Oh ec00e
SAME DAY-Sweepake year olds, Two Mie Heats
8bscrinos $500 halt forfeit three or more SUBSCRIBER 10 M
$50 added by the Club If the race is run me eGHn morse 10
his stake. and close December I5o , ,1.
MONDAY, Apri . 62.-" Hall Hdreth StaTe' nehtH
Of Two Miles, all subscriptions 8 5%S h ha ap[,e,t @
Messr Hail 4 add plate worth 500 It ihrte or more
start the Ciub to add $500 the is 10 close on l
December 1851 To at the judges s'and Oh Inc "ee
Course, at r NJ, the day previous, far . ,sar Ads
Heats One Mile subscriptions 500 h&! l2:'ei l@ ouo
S50D the second morse 10 se & M o
stake To close December l. 1862 Three or more suosc
bers to fill.
~ Sweepstakes may pos poned by the officers oil Ine
Club the same Purse Races provided Tor III f'ue
for Purse only in of bad weather. or upon Soie
ITnOrdiuRry occasion.
'OHn'n'''"' ~ ~ SIDNEY STORY, Secretary,
r5,r New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-27

Wright is elected to Congress from the Sixth
District of Texas. --------
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-27
AMI1SEMENTS.


WEDNESDAY EVENING, November q 1861 The com.
nly of ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER. Song, by Miss /.
conclrde With the aughabe face OF the DAY
AETEk THE MEDNlMLi.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-27
HEADQUARTERS FIRST BRIGADE, FIRST DIVISION !
LOUISIANA VOLUNTEER TROOPS,

HEADQUARTERS FIRST BRIGADE, FIRST DIVISION }
LOUISIANA VOLUNTEER TROopS,
. Now Or cans, November 25 1861.
I ORDER NO. 1i2-IN OBEDIENCE TO DIVI-
M hOn Order No A. Commanders Of Regiments and unat-
Nj ached Companies OF this Brigade Will hand Head
Ill quarters before ocock NJ, Wednesday Morning,
Iu report Of their Commands the review 23d
nuber Of present and absent number aDd quality
Ill is the duty of every officer report snch sad away
without good excuse in order they may dealt with
coding to law
III Officers complying with this order, will be sent be-
fore the General Cnnrt Martial TO be tried Tor dobedence Of
orders and neglect Of duty.
BY order OF
L. A. CHARBONNET, Colonel Commanding
Fir-t Brigade FIRST Division
J. r. CALDWELL, Brigade InsHectur D26 2t
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XartituLar gOtnes.

Notice to Of ths Star y II. =.
tlftnfe 20 r9mpany have decla ed dividend The capt
star vae on audatter the LIST of December proximo at
ts ock Iho Star and Mutua Insurance Company No N
III office OF tst tn MI ft Z
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-27
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE,

DISPATCHED TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-27
OuIslANA SUGAR REFINERY FOE sALs

- OR LEASE. . ~. L..L l.
That very desirable establishment situated the leia 6snk
OF the Mississippi below the Government Wharf, and with
the limits the New Orleans is now ohored as gooo
investment capitalists who may be desrous OF aiding IN the
progress Southern manufactures now in complete re-
pair we'll found hR wing engines boilers vacuum
PAN centrifugal macues bone black furnace filters nGa9s
ample ysrG etc and IN met ei
requisites carrying Sugar Refinery Moasses he6o
Ing large SCALE With little additional it might
be easily converted into a Cotton Mill -
It has Wharf attached to il the Levee with watsr sum
Client for accommodation OF vessels delivering taking II
argo
For further information terms, apply to
dig tf6W PARFTTf : I"r-, - Common RTHet
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-27

A train from the Rio Grande recently brought
500 sacks OF coffee to San Antonio, Texas.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-27

HEADQUARTERS CRESCENT Cry GUARDs,
Company b, No. 81 Camp street. Oct. 9: 1861
4 COMPANY DRILLS Of THIS C0iPs
d will take place every MONDAY and FRIDAY EVEN
NJ INGS O'clock; Sqgad Drills every TUESDAY % and
IN THURSDAY EVENINGS at O'Clock. PunctUnl attend
re is requested nonaendance will be gidly en-
forced and absenng themselves hnbtualy will be
renorted to Militia Headquarters. --x-
By order: GEo SOuLtl, captain.
CHARLES First Sergeant. jeZb II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-27

SS-GEystnl Fount Division, No, 4, $. OF p,
meets evssy THURSDAY EVENING the Hall Of the T. y
O A. No. 81 Camp street. 9icss for the present iet4-R
worth; A. r s. T. b. Wells F. s., A. Jones; IT., Ed.
Boob c. Joseph GisOons A. z, W G. Watkins J. g. 4
J O. Nebert. Waiting ComnitteeH. ], Dreytuss W W.
"copper" d. Longworlh I'd. Booth Jos Gibbons Anderson
" u. .bDNtWnRlH. X. d
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-27

R7-DR SHERMAN respectfully informs ruptnred persons
r Sos having rUuture that he returned 10 the city
and nav he found nj h Office No lost CHARLES STREET
New Orleans prepared relieve and cure all cases OF rupture
~ SrtWF M HTYTTTRE my6 ytW
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ar. RUPTURES SN
II RADICA CUREDl - ~
tetter from DR.. W. T. Mills the Editor Of the Vcksburg
Daily Sun.
N1cRsprRc Miss May G. 1861.

Extract from Written Three Years Previous to the
Above, in reference to the same boy.
IssAQuENA Co, Miss, May 9, 1851.
Dr. Sherman, New Orleans:
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NEW ORLEANS AsD BAYOU SARA MAIL Co.,
November 10. 1861.
r,,,. Stockholders of she New Orleans
B ssr Mail Ijuu paIy requested to the Office
sd Bay o@any @ on SATURDAY. 2st of Gecember betwern
Qfne NP il, NJ and r NJ, 10 vote certain proposed
sasna'ne''' ~ EUGENE LANOUE President.
, powv,t Ser'y, n2D I'd
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-27

Headquarters CONTINENTAL GUARDS,
Company B. New Orleans Oct 2 lSGl.
II ATTENTION !-TOu @ IRE Il HEREBI 4} ~ oEDER- ~ ,;
M I'd to attend SGuau Drill TU ESDAfS, WEDNESDAYS
W FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS from TO o'clock ?. NJ;
w Company Drills on TIIuRSD AVS, al 5 O'Clock NJ
Strict Obedience No. 1l47 issued by His Excelency
Governor 7. O. Moore Commander-in Chief, will be strictly
enforced. w - ,. III, =, .,..,, .o
ported to Head uIrters. - . ,e.,-,,--
By order WE. HODdhlNS, captain:
I kITTIEUGE, O.. s. ort3 u
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H5,T
september 20, 1901. !
.a-ln conformity with the request of the
Gevu anH VIII hereafter be cl0bed aa} al zoclock
PN. MORTIMER Reilly Cosber
pt MNist l'tr.h i1r.IIiII :, NN--...
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-18
UNITED STATES OONGREss.

WASHINGTON, July 15.-Sescis-Nr. Wilson
said though he was devotedlY attached 60 the
army, still the country was not watching the
interests Of the army as It should. If we had
had 10000 men last October properly dfs'ribu-
tel, we might have bad the forts in the South
eTn Confederacy to-day.
On motion Of Mr.. Breckinridgs the resolu-
ton approving the acts Of the president, was
made the special order for tomorrow, as be
wished to submit a few remarks.
Mr.. Howe moved to amend the amendment,
reducing the army again after the instruction
was suppressed, by providing that the army
be reduced as congress nav direct. The
amendment to tue amendment was agreed to
yeas %. nays IS. The bill was then passed.
Mr.. Chandler introduced a bill providing for
the conhsicahon OF the property Of the rebels.
The loan bill was taken up and several
amendments reported from the committee on
finance were adopted.
YOuse.-Mr. Hickman frsm the Judiciary
committee reported a bill which be said had
received The approval Of the law, the govern
ment and the judiciary committee. The title
Of the bill is to punish and define eonspiracv.
After considerable discussion the bill passed.
Yeas, 123; nays, 7.
Mr.. McClernaRd offered Whereas, a por-
zion Of the people Of the United States in vio-
lation or their constitutional obligations, have
taken ND arms against tie national govern
ment, and are now striving by an aggressive
and unrighteous war to overthrow it and break
up the Union. Therefore,
ResolUed, That this house pledges itself to
vote any amount Of money and any number
OF men which may be necessary to secure a
speedy aud efsctusi suppression ofsaid REBEL
ion and the permanent restoration Of federal
authority everywhere within the limits and
jurisdiction Of the United State. Adopted
yeas 12l nays 8.
A long discussion eusued on the resolution
OF Mr.. Potter regarding Congressman May,
to inquire il be had been holding crimiusI in
tereourse with the rebels, and to report what
course should be taken, and power 10 send for
persons and papers. TIE resolution passed.
The house concuTred in tEe senate's amend
ment 10 the volunteer bill. Adinnrnsh-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-18
DIEn

In this city, on the 18Th instant, o., ir1snmstloa q
the bowels, At the residence OF his fathsr-In-lsv. T. 8.
Ayres, Esq CHARLES M~cCoRMIcx. Il. D., aged
twenty-five years.
His disease, protTacted and painful. was borne with
great fortituds and Christian resignation. lie Iezvas =
lovely, hsart-sLricksn wife, an infant sen. ard a large
eirols Of asystsd friends to mourn his less. his death
leaves g vacuum in the family and social e.rcle-ans
sac profession Of medicine is deprived q enc o. its
~6rishtsst ornaments.
DR.. Mccormick vas from the valley or Virginla, ana
cane 10 reside a. Memphis two OF three years since.
To his high medical attachments, were aided higa
toned feelings, Winning sdSrsss, good common sssus,
and an OBSERVING and Discriminating mind.
Possessed Of these striking qualities, he was beloved
in a high degree By his friends, and had brigh. pros
poets before him as a practitioner OF msdicins. Afew
weeks previous 70 his illness, he had been at Fort
Wright, EsEn., IS assistant surgeon . the Second rcEi-
ment Of Tennessee Volunteers. The surge5u-gsuera I
Of the State having offered hin a trazs-er to his s..1
and a permanent situation during the war. the position
wsuld have been accepted had he lived.
Els afflicted father, now in the city; his fond mother
and many relatives in virginia, viii be- cozforted and
c01soled in knowing hat their beloved Charley had
every attention paid him during his HIzzzs. BY dear
friends, attentive Physicians. and a kut community.
His lie, though abort, vas a s1cczss-nis death, D
triumph. WssBss
At his residence, near New Castle, HarEsuan esuu-
t, Tenn, on the sh Instant, MAJOR BARTHOLOMEW
BoHEEs, in the ssih year Of bis age.