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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-16
From Columbus.
The following is extracted from private lette
written from Columbus to a gentleman of this city

y The following is extracted from private letter
written from Columbus to gentleman of this city
.' CoLUABus KY, Dec 9, 1861 :
I wish you were here. Here are real soldiers,
doing real soldiers duty, stripped Of all the tinsel
and gaud that dazzIes one SO in New Orleans. If
you could be here, you would, like me (always
saving the absence of the old woman) prefer it in
initely to New Orleans. There is no bright show
here, as in New Orleans 1t is the real thing. You
see thousands of men actually ready for a bloody
fight and really expecting it. You see eripples on
every side, the heroes of Belmont, getting well as
fastthey can, to try it over again, and don't seem
tofaucy they're much pumpkins either As the regi-
ments march to the hard Worlzou the batteries, or
undergo the fatigue and double -quickng of the bat
talon drill, the only spectators are the silent trees
and fences, and their cheeriest hope that of a
tough aud dry little old supper and no whisky
lights out ut nine, and up again before daylight in
the morning. There are no Canal street galleries,
crowded with ladies to admire and shake their ker-
chiefs; there are no SAINTS, or Galpins, or St.
Louis Hotel, at which to pay themselves for the
fatigues of the day. No, not bit of ths-t is the
real thing, without vestige of extra show or ro-
nance. ~
Ireally can't tell when we are to have fight.
It is pretty plain that the Hessians don't intend to
visit us just yet awhile. ~, S "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-16

! MORE OF GEN. BowEN's REINEoRcEMENT.- The
Memphis Appeal of the l4th has the following
From a gentleman who reached the city; ;yester-
day by river, We learn that in consequence of in.
telligence received at Columbus Wednesday night,
fIom Camp Beauregard, at Feciana, accompanied
by request for rentoreements, two regiments
were sent down early on Thursday morning to join
Cen Rowen's command. Zone Of these was from
Mississippi, the other from Louisiana. Late on
THURSDAY afternoon Col. Preston Smiths Tennes-
see Regiment was sent to the same destination.
The rolling stock of the railroad was used in the
transportation of troops, consequently passengers
from Columbus Were compelled to come by river.
Oar informant madethe trip to this city on one Of
the Government boats in twelve hours. The irn-
preston AZ Columbus, when he left, was that fight
atEelieiana was imminent. Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-16

has been idle tor some time, has recently changed
hands, and viii be in full operation within month.
81 blinds Connty taGaata,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-16
Editeg o. the Fssathiapai Kyy News,

u THE NoNpEsoRTPT 0UTDoNE.--We see that sslfr
Robert Creuzbaur has invented 8 machine which
he styles the Sea King and for which he claims
wonderful powers. He says that one vessel pro
perly Constructed upon his plan, will clean out the
secret as yet, but IT has been examined by a COM
mitteeof three scientific gentlemen, upon whose
judgment the Legislature has appropriated S506
for the purpose Of aiding Mr.. Crepabaur in bring
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-16

Women are said to have stronger attachments
nan men. Strengthen attachment is evinced in
tile things. A man sattaehed to an old hat, but
i'd you ever know OF woman attached to an old
annpt2 - = :. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-16

Aslitte boy became :. q Inourneriain in a Methodist
"rotracted meeting aud when the minister asked
imh he. did not want to be born again, amid
roken sobs replied :" no, Idonitwan to be born
gain !" Why!l' said the preacher, somewhat
stofished. because Tam afraid I'll be a gal.p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-16
Western Military Correspondence

Sunday at tGolnInbasrDsu Little EayyModa Tefegaping
at Menpats-The Affair as Fort HoitTraee Messiugs-A
steanboasuan's Opinion About ThenA Scene One Of
Thehu-Tfe steanefs Charm and PrinceA Lady in the
Battle Of acknowledgement Of the Ttoops-fow the Boys
rs Use ,he Money9resS Whisky Excitstreut aad Hunt
s for WEASEL Where the wlsky came FROM The Ken
needy Battalion and, It's Ieeds-Dr. McD&de,s $ tewEes
Nelod Of Reerutng-Ths coGtineptas aud their Dead
r. and Wounded-Besusa Of John GroIy-The Continental
Battery-Nostalgs, etc. 5sf5p 5s,--,sf "a SSlizz
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-16

Some Christians pray on thsiFs knees Sunday,
% or their neighb0rs bhegest Of the week, &
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Special to the Ne, Orleans 5cfs.scgn..l
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-14

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mrnban9 bate brtn9en tpu0en ? - Das MQYfes
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(6prtlebung fpl9t)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-14

Dr. g. @mtb btelt es frlher far erfprberli tem @ubI-
t entee AResultnn Ieiner ppU9n @igeni11ften ais r
une Gtitarg eeben opje etge p6ee an5atreu mel
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stnorbtn.
@s IL gtnaseno ar ibn eanparts ansnabrsn baB IN
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ben esten aEren re6r gaentn cr ais sur 8eSraabMn9
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uuh een Nrat cine se rantbftt III helen2 limb ger
csreiS SMSr s. s. SSitt it Der altefe ressmSsse
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g. Smith ett eEer 8ete aren eine beionbre aumer
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Dftn son 1br Wcrsens bis 1lbr @bencs.
Or. 8. s.. Gnitb
SO. IL SIo-qrfbertffr. 8aItiHere.
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Nprtb=@aYfr.
8tntAer Sd)uhsStore

Inter Der &enpernS Qae, eeseber ber Sob sSeop au
ba9e i'd tetS rprrdB5 Elm bbfatsnbes sassr BON allen teR
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res Der San3e @Oat9 purts au geeas in Baltimore 1nb
P9iIabsIFbta onseiertot.
@USe'1nH ye Souls 8BtiGer, ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-14
9.3nf 1Lnatotaer 2Ea1aetnsm

III Gabicribsmten foreie AUDI Mnseisen fir gSafb.
tnstpn 1t. SeUrsetuoH reroen bel 6rn. 9, &. geteS.
felSt, SO. AGO @sStr.. unterbaIb 8. Ctr. entseeen
gsitUmmcn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-03
Oils, Bnrnina Glnio, Mr.

'VNO COAL OIL REFINERS.-Haying made
arrangements with the propreors Of the principal wells In
the States Of Pennsyyanis and Virginia yielding PETROLEUM.
orhOCh OIL TO receive on consignment prepared "a
offer this article at lowest market rates In quantities anti
chasers SChIEFTELIN, BROTHERS &Co, I7o Wilien-st.
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THE TRIB UNE for
pROSPECTUS.

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Gfcnrsions.
6nmmer Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD at RYE-One hours ride
~ from the city farmhouse II miles from Depot
furnished to and Bathing plenty Of milk snd
vegetables For further artcus apply al No. lo West 18TH
st between Th and eih ava
COUNTRY BOARD.-GoOd Board for few
~ single Ladies aud Gentlemen Glen Cove, L. l.. from
s1to sweek. Fhip and Bathing Inquire at No al Grove
st., or addren Mrs. SfMS Glen Cove, L.
CEA BATHING.-UNITED STATES IIoI5'L'
~ Iors Rranch - oI Vltltor..
June fJ With the enlarge ofDinng hoom, Paror sd
diions Rooms &c since last will amply accommodate
500 guests Address. b. A. SHOEMAKER, Proprietor
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BandMsster.
HEADQUARTERS COMPANY A, 12TH RgeT. ~ Y. 3. NJ,
No 59f BROADWAY, Augus. 2, 1851
Order No. 12.-The Company will assemble in full uni
form on MONDAY 9Th proIno at 81 TO be mustered out
of the service the United States Every member expected
be punctus In attendance the honT named * order
JOHN WARD, Captain
wrLLIAx @. GREEN, Orderly.
The undersiRned have been appointed an EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE 10 facilitate the immediate raising OF hLul
NENT composed xusivey of MECHANICS Of the Cty Of
aud vicinity The said Regiment to be deiignAied the
MECHANICS RIFLES - 49,
They respectfully appeal the patriotism aud hberaiy OF
such Of eOwcilens who derons OF contributing pc
cuniary aid IN crushing this terrible and unnatural rebellion
This Regiment has been IN process Of n lon ABOUT
three weeks under The supervision d Col james Bull
weilknown macbin aud ci gneer OF this city lie also
comes h. .rhly recommended for military ts!ents .-
400 The sturdy MECHANICS Of New oIk and vicinity
have slreafy onroled thslssy aud feel well satisfied that
ate Iecuniy aid this time viii send to the scat OF war; In
a veTv short time fine body Of men has gone forth
Fellow citizens you want to fight and put down eoeon
money make the comfortable which VIII keep
e tcgef until they regularly mustered into the service
Of the United States.
snbcrntns win be thankfully received by the undersigned:
Il. h. STILLMAN, No. l3 Broadway.
DANIEL CARPENTER, cor. Broon,c aud Elm-sts.
sHEPHARD KNAPP, Mechanics Bank
$. " BAGLEY. No Q Wal-st.
JOHN J. GORMAN, No 6l7 Hudson-st
s. b. ALIHAUSE Houston, cor. GTeonest-
PETER NAYLOR, No. Al Stonett
ALFRED SCnENCK, 25th-st. cor. lsav.
JOHN DECKER, No 2l Elizsbelhst.
r. b. STILLMAN President
S.V BAGLEY, Secretary.
sHEPHARD KNAPP. TTessurer
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"IIHE STAFF OF LIFE."-I hereby notify

"rINHE STAFF OF LlFE."-l hereby notify
the public that sole Of the patent for maxim
Bread the processes zion and OF Genuine Fermentation,
FOR all the New England States except Maine and Of nearly all
Oft State q NewYork Of the Cayuga lake and thst
prepared DISPOSE of RIGHTS to Bakers and others and to
attend the construction ad erection Of the machinery for
manufacturing the said processes that am joint paentte
and Inventor Of The Of Hruion secured By United
States patent TO Perry Egerid Boge and that the latter
process In successful operation in the ces Of New and
Brooklyn The machinery OF construction adapted to
wok both poce by which the pure whitest and health
lest Bread obtned by the scientific application Of the
tai semen, Of panery i.rmenAsn but no drug" Address
JAMES FERRY, No, I2 Old Slip, New.iork.
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uorton,s Celebrated Gold Pens.-ImPIoyemsnts
made the machinery for manufacturing old rfs Si so
ut 10 the ubciber by Letters Patent have ensbtd nun 70
overcome the many npeffecCns hitherto unayodsbe ID he
production and also to bring the cost within the reach OF e
fbe writing pubc should the following iecis Constsn
writing for SIX months done cheaper with Gold Pens tbs win
sec the eiore il economy Gold Pens The Gold ren
Pen s ever ehagr BY coTroson and Therefore perfect
uniformity of writing obsired only by the nee oi the o9d
Pen Ilc olj Per j. always ready end reliable wnhe the
Steel Pen be often condemn ed ard new one selected
tbref re- IN the the Gold Pen there great saving OF
tine Gold capable OF receiving any degee OF s ey 20
that the Gold Pen exscy adapted 70 the hand the wIle
therefore, he nerves the hand and arm not injured a. l.
known the Of Steel Pens lie s now sell
ing Cola Pens prices var ipg om cents to according
G fhe average Of Of which viii far ou
gross Of Steel Pens Sold by all dealers In the line
rs Naaeane where orders inclosing cash post stamps
wleeeiye prompt stenon bnda PeH Pens in
value selected according TO detcption VIII immediately be
cent by mail or otherwise a. directed. Address . -
a. MORTON, No Is Maidenlane New Nork-
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6ouses ano farms uante0.

WANTED-Eor six months, from the LIST Sept
w for small private family, without children, moderate
sized wellurnhed HOUSE. between l4th and 3hsts, ard
81 and 9Th avs between $50 and per month Ample
security and reference yer Address for dsys only L. G.
d. Box no. l39 Tribune Ofhce.
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Musicians Wanted-TwELvE FIRST-CLAss MU-
SCANS Brass and Reed Players for the Anderson Iousve
Regimeutsl Band Apply at the Branch Oee a Dodwoths
Hand No. 422 Broomest NJ. c. GRISWOLD,
Band Master
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Drp GOODS.
Lost an6 founo.

OST.Three PROMIssORY NOTES. msde h-
IL WakeDan, and indorsedb by L. KeIiogg s,a ss ~
-l961. '"'t June vs. months
been stopped - F'"sh' mas
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Want5.

A WIDOW LADY wishes TO place her daughter,
IA aged l6 with Kind famiy who would require nice
sniable useful girl home than salary required Adj
dress Mrs r., Station h..
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Boar0 an0 Rooms.
gnsurdnce Companies.

NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
~ ANCE COMPANY (psrely Mutuall Boston, Mass Lecu-
musted Fund meet losses nearly Two Millions
II years 800 O0 Dividends psid in cash IA years.
S60O00 Last Cash Dividend SO per Net
liabilities S6e000 ntee.ting documents concerning Life
Insurance furnished gratis.
JOHN HOPPER Agent and Attorney for the Company
Metropolitan Bank Building 1lG Broadway Pine st. N Y
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New publications.

and ali the eminent Commander Of the Army by the
SAND HUNDRED or DOZEN. Also, Of WILLIAM TILL
Man icoored who killed the Pirates board The schooner
Waring Samples Of the above ~ nail FIf iaEN ~ cent.
ALSO the above in elegant Union frames by mail 80 cents
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Grerlal Notires.

Downer's and the Portland Conpany's
KseosENE OIL
TIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE REDUCED THE PRICE
OF THIS CELEBRATED OIL
}. II, BRUNDAGE Co,
NOS. 80 AND 80 BURLING-SLIP.
Post-OGce Notice.-The MAILS for Europe, via South.
smpon aud Bremen per ated States steamer REMtN and
for ireland via Queenstown per ihe GLASGOW will close al
this Office on SATURDAY the 81 day Of bugut at e o'clock
M WILLIAM b. TAYLOR, Postmaster.
Soaps, Candies, Starch,
STAPLE AND FANCY.
j. c. HULL1S SONS,
formerly W. Hull * SOn)
Office No. 81 Psit-fow,
opposite PaIk Fountain, New-YoTk,
offer tc The trade
AN UNSURPASSED ASSORTMENT.
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OOO COMIC, PATRIOTIC ENVELOPES
CUU ALL DIFPERENT THE largest assortment Of Comic
Envelopes in the United States Iw remit free BY m'i
10 apy address from 20 800 EACH upon reeipt Of
the same amount Letter Stamps New designs daily Dealers
snpplled by the goo upward Address JOHN IL TlNCLEl
LMANACS FOR lS62.-FARMERS',
"A HUrCHINs's IMPROVED, and KNICkERBoCkER
ALMANACsrhese popular AmanacE now ready OIdeIs
ffom the trade with imp respectfully solicited HOWL
& FERRY, formerly RAfNOR, No. 20 Bowery, Sew.ioh.
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20 Cet.

FURNISHED HOUSE in Brooklyn TO LET.
Rent s 00 payable In board Of owners family part Of
year House nicely furnished and Will be let above small
family Ct grown persons None but those accustomed to pleas
hos circle and fair table need apply Address s. Box
2,613 New-York Post-Ufhce.
FURNISHED HOUSE or ROOMS to RENT
Il Apply At No. II East l6th-st.
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AN Engshwoman wants SITUATION as
~ HOUSEKEEPER or NURSE 10 the sick any light situ
alton. city Call st No. Marionst In the
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Memorial Church, Hammondst WsveIlej place.
-Thr Rev r. r. REMINGTON win preach TOMORROW
Sunday EVENING Services at lo T. aud u o'clock Seats
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TENxsone Copy for one year f3 Tso Copies one year
as Five Copies year I'll 25. Ten Copies, 70 oHs
address, 80.
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For Club Ql Forty, send The Daily Tribune sra'ia
Address THE TRIBUNE, Sew.Yors.
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NOTICE.-All persons are hereby warned against
~ purchasing nezotsng e-Itsn groni..oy NoTE bear
March 1851 mde by and able to the
order smith, srd indorsed by them; due months
the date thereof The said note obtained without
confederation therefor from the subscriber Payment Of the
,ai hs. been stopped and the win not be paid
Dated July 10 1861 JOHN L. sALTLMAN
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Hlusieal Jnslrnments.

ALBERT WEBERs new overstrung irOn-frame
IA PIANO-FORTES warranted unsurpassed every respec
and sold the lowest prices the Manufctory No. 15 West
Broadway, ne1 CaDs-st
I IGHTE a. BRADBURYS'
LNEW SCALE OyERsTRI1NG BASS PATENT INSULA
TED FULL IRON-FRAME GRAND and SQUARE PLANO
FORTES, No AL Broone-st
says Everybody says they
the beat Therefore they must te the best.
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Real Gstate for Sale.

COTTAGES and FARMS for SALE.-Nin'
other farm. OF al sizes c. H. OLIVER No. 81 Libery't
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1)rofessiona! Noiires.

EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor of Tho
~ Scape, and operating and Committing Surgeon No ~ 5
Office Consultations the obscene diseases Of the
pelvic yisce Rupture Piles Ysrcocele and FsUla radically
cured without the knife lgatue. Office hours from
TO 2, and to 2 evenings.
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60 tnbom # man Concern.

4 YOUNG Married Woman has two healthy
~ MALE CHILDREN ages respectfully months and
year She wifhes them ADOPTED In some Protestant
family wi,hs them viii call at No 5Sa East 10Th st.,
4th floor.