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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-22

Two companies of boys, the Monroe Cadets and
the Monroe Zsuaves, were drilling last night in
basement rooms of the City Hall. The Cadets
afterwards had q street parade, in which they
showed off admirably. Lei nobody crticise this
thing of the boys forming themselves into military
companies. They have the same feeling as grown
up soldiers, and if they can't go to war now, they
are preparing themselves to be capital soldiers
when they get bigger. 1t is all right boys; go
ahead, and God speed you!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-22
COL. SEYMOuR.S REGIMENT.

The election for field officers of the Sixth Regi-
ment of Louisiana Volunteers took place yester-
day, at Camp Moore. The following are the COM
panies composing the regiment: Companies A
and of the Irish Brigade, the Violet Guards, the
Orleans Rifles, the Mercer Guards, the St. Landry
Light Guards, the Dillon Guards, the Tensas Rifles
and the Sumter Guards.
The election resulted in the choice of onr esteem
ed friend Isaac G. Seymour, proprietor of the
Bulletin newspaper, as Colonel; Louis Lay as
Lieutenant Colonel; and S. l.. James as Major.
officeredNand viii make its mark when the time
comes,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-22
THE COURTS,

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-Judge CoEens.-Charley
Gordon alias Robinson the burglar yesterday peaded guilty
DoooF xas ound n Tn b
him apd he TeSeded ee5 9 a
other business worthy of note was done.
RECORDER EMERsoN's CoURT.-The row among
ths eonn 10 T m az
stand IS follows BY Catherine Jones W charging prs
ter in Gaming her Benlin the and
VIE ap the s Sd in By 8e s Sa e5ss
MI Edmond Of symes' drug store with
charging Dr. DOsto viii punching his face and drawing
The row is this The impudent little mulao Benjs
nsd for spd Eendn m9ps m the an a eae ess De- "a RS
s scoT so b o m the sGn sna him
gs?e good strappns p Dr. osse RSs stand
Ne sfs bs Be- o done 'pa ba @ Il % e1
DR.. Dosties ofce throh that gentleman
IN ss fos 'af sG eoE 3 81 G
mond believe was enc Of those Who seized Cannon to z
vent him from going eff prtatnrey on this occasion It
% non and H m eoolsd and m
g. DoTner whose etr5 ran against and smashed Henry
Wood rsansst Mrs Msugh Charged with o1agsous
Inst and si%lay t5s1a oice Doetling vho
and to nqlsrake Benance and moral reform the House
VIM Burns for gently attempting kill his Eliza on How
ard street and Andrew Hand for eareessy driving his
on Monday 5 srsg Ses
each required to pay S25 spend month in prison.
Peter Corwa7. for raising drunken The veraniah
Hotel and resisting and striking officers chalmers aud Hale,
% " a RaS W ss
on New levee street, also put under peace bonds.
John Malone charged by speci Farrell and Isard with
robbery to in default of bail Robert Stanton,
charged by Capt Donovan with attempting commit murder,
also sent down in default of bail
RECORDER LoNG's CoURT.-Wm. Graham and
John Duggan yesterday before ths First District
at The Victory ahd o st. see1s
bail Michael Clone sent before the tribunal
of jrOna at
the same time and place, tho fight being free one
Rose Joseph f. for mailing A Abat with her fists
Union the 18th inst fined $40 and put
peace bonds Aba dismissed from charge of walop
Rose. Mrs Bauosslere f. under bonds for this
benefit of Catherine Jorda another lady of The coored per-
sulsion, on Claiborne street, Esplanade
II. D. Brunt held for hearing charge ot having
assaulted officer j. Chsussey with pair loaded pist Us
whilst in tho discharge of his duty at the Vokse Monday
night Charles Miller charged by the officer with bran
dhing reFolve and daring him the
time and place. likewise booked for overhnuing.
KChoas simon and Anna Marie held charge
having pounded Mrs. Marie Fritz Spain street, Monday
evening.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-22
RAISING THE BLocKADE AT CHARLEsToN.-The
Chareston Mercury Of the 18th saws


Charleston Mercury Of the 18th says:
The Blocbdds.--For two days past our port has
been without the presence Of the Niagara, which
vessel has left for parts unknown. She has been
reported off Savannah, in company With the brig
Perry, and has been seen off North Edisto; but, at
position. The Huntress has also been observed
near this bar but she has also left; our port Isl,
consequently, without any obstruction at the mo
ment; and yesterday we had several arrivals from
foreign ports, among them o schooner with cargo
of molasses from Cardenas. aud British brig with
| pig iron and coal from Glasgow. helatter has
been taken up to return to the same port, and has
| been engaged full of Sea Island Cotton, at the
enormous freight Of two pence halfpenny f2ad.1
per pound. Such freight has not been given in
| the memory of the oldest nbabitant.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-22
The WAY Ir Is DoNE-The New York 90

The WAY IT Is DONE The New York cor
respondent of the St. Louis State Journal says
The street exchange brokers of New York, it is
said, are nearly all Abolitionists, and hence resort
to all kinds of tricks to bolster up nceln's insane
civil war; One of these devices is that whenever
(John Brown) Chase wants a new loan, they make
fictitious sales, with another, of United States
bonds, at advanced prices, which never change.
hands. This is done to bring bidders for the new
loan at higher rates. af
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-22

THE WHEAT CRoP.-A letter dated Stewart
county, Ga, May 1lth, says:
We commenced cutting wheat to day. Wheat in
this county was never better, and there is an
abundance soWn. Look out for cake a-plenty
soon.
Another dated Walker county, same State, says:
have been in this part of the country from its
earliest settlement, and speak from observation
when say that the prospect for a good wheat
crop, both in quantity and appearance, has never
been better-l think hardly so good at present.
Should we escape rusts and other mishaps, the
crop must be abundant.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-22
MORE BRAVES IN THE FIELD.

The steamer John A. Gotten brought to town,
night before last, two splendid companies OF
fighting men from the Parish of West Baton
Rouge: the West Baton Rouge Tirraileurs, Capt
F. A. Williams, and the Delta Rifles, Capt. E. NJ.
Farrot These companies are made up OF the
best men of the Parish On the roll of the Delta
Rifles may be seen the names of fifteen sugar
planters. The two companies remained on the
steamer till daylight yesterday morning, when
they debarked, marched to the Jackson Railroad
depot, and took the cars for Camp Moore. 1t is
to be regretted that the town had not the chance
of seeing these fine companies before they left
We give the rolls of the two companies:
West Baton Rouge Della Rlss-Capan, II. NJ: Farrot First
~ eBc u gs0nd Pona m ne
G a1h Second Sergeant j. c. Patrick Third Sergeant, F.
T. rhrd
T. S @ c0pqa A " ? p A
P "i sssw II B;GvR e
nans J. " cark Fat Cunningham, M Conaor Matt cqp
3 6nb F. q 4 pR ham, Wm h @eG David Il Sfas
y pabsocs s. Gi%r rarro Pierre d9y Az y. GiSso% j.
sS" sS% = n:sS5 jsSs VI Y 5s's k.p1js ea;s
ion, Isn2n: Aug IcKSy, Morgan, tsorgc McosHs
Reed 5Osph shsOk San shanks j Smith II Ssn,
yF"s; N.,$ WSS5l S ySSP Ti[:tS VA
g Cooley J. Mseg,neld James FIoSer W $ NET MeGriHdls
g. Sparks. S W. SkOlteld-luS rank and ME.
West Button Rouge 7irdiNcErs Captain, F. A, Williams
First Ien na1t, J. Ierecqne Second ldenenant A. J.
Bird Secoud Junior Lieutenant Bel Landry First Sergeant
3. Aie; Second Sergeant T. iandy; Third Sergeant, j.
Buquoi Fourth Sergeant Amedee Ladry First Corporal
Emile Alain; Second orp1ral Tho G. Whie Third Corpo
raj Leon A. bupy Fourth Corporal Usn Leblanc EBsSn
bin, james Bennett Arthur Blanchard o. D. Conti A. Conr
tadN z. Crochet P naigc Alb poi'on, l. o. Dnpuy Theo
Gagie VIM Gibson, En- Griffin Aey bert Amedte Hsbert
c. v Hebert Ale Hobert Felix lIebet Lors Hebert Nnm'
Hebcrt, Ed. Hebert, j. B. Hebe Chris Heber Rosemont
Hebert Albert Heber Hubert lIebrt Raph Ileher Arars
Hpuri 7 " Land IpA Rnmna IpnI AuatOl
Laudry Joseph eray J. T. Libby S le.ecque, TGeoene
jsune, Hiaie iongneote Thto leenme, John feyronnn
VIM Wagner Leon Isaac, s. Gibson, Gpson Anne leo Ten
plet, j. Belham, A. Clifton, j. oBritn Louis Iereeque
officers and pryAtes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-22

Our up town friends must not forget the fair at
St. Alphonsus Hail. for the benefit of the st. Eliza
beth Orphan Asylum; neither must our down
town friends forget the fair at st. Peters Church
on Craps streets, for the benefit of that beautiful
edifce, SO rapidly nearing completion. Both fairs
will be open tonight, and every night this week.
Let everybody that can conveniently go, stand not
upon the order of their going, but go at once.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-22

CAPTURE Of VESSEL IN NORTH C4noLIFA.
From the Charleston Courier Of Saturday last we
extract the following:
CdptsHe.--A gentleman who reached this city
yesterday from Wilmington, N. c., informs that
large ship-name unkaown-got aground on the
Frying Pan Shoal on Wednesday last. Her bost
came into snithvilEe, n. G., for assistance when
ting boat went to her aid. She was assisted off by
the tug, her Captain representing that she was
bound on whaling voyage, but from the very
large amount of provisions ON board, the anspi-
eions Of the North Carolinfans became excited and
they had reason TO believe that she ia q Govern
ment transport bound to some military post on The
Gulf, perhaps to Pensacola. They have consequent
iy taken possession Of her, had her cargo taken
out and have carried the ship into SmithTille. The
supply Of food on board is said to have been i'm
mense, the ship drawing twenty-one feet of water
when taken, and she is reported to be large and
fine vessel. 5s
P.s.-sinee writing the above we have received
the following dispatch. for which we are indebted
to the courtesy of the Editors Of the Daily Journal:
g The ship Thomas Watson, Allen, from NsH
York, was brought in here to-day. She is from
three to four hundred tons burthen. The character
Of her business in these waters is not yet ascer-
tanned; She is now lying at the wharf, leaking
badly"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-22

CRoPs IN BIENvILLE PARIsH.-The Louisiana Bap-
tist says:
We have had two heavy rains during, the past
Providence seems smiling upon us amid the peril
Gus troubles with which we are surrounded. Wheat
is now being gathered, and there is o very fine
yield. We never saw oats and rye looking better.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-22

COMPLIMENTS OF THE sEAsoN.-The British ship
Sir Allan McNab Capt. Chapman forty days from
Liverpool, consigned to Messrs. Gibbes B Co., ar
rived yesterday forenoon, in tow Of the steamer
Gordon. Upon nearing Fort Sumter, the Captain
brought out his light artillery and saluted the Con
federate flag now waving over the fort. Immedi-r
atey the commanding officer returned the eompli-
ment with royal salute. IChar. Mercury, 18th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-22
THE ORLEANS GUARD.

This magnificent battalion of Creole citizens now
numbers seven companies, which, with the Es-
planade Guard, are organizing as a regiment,
numbering over 900 men. We will give further
and full particulars about this admirable corps in
few days.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-22

THE CONFEDERATE TAR1FF.-A private dispatch
from Montgomery informs us that the fariif, Wlth
satisfactory amendments was expected to pass
on Friday.
The amendments were in all cases reductions of
rates on important articles.
Onr importers and dealers Interested IN articles
of European manufacture and supply should fill
out their orders Immediately, with special refer
ence to the wants of the State.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-22
INVASION OF KGNruoKY.-The Memphis Ava,

INVASION OF KENuokY.-The Memphis Ava
lanche, of the Goth, says:
1t was currently rumored in the city yesterday
that Columbus, KY, had been invested by Cairo
troops to the number Of 1000. The report also
stated that the people of Columbus were leaving
that place in large numbers 1t would not be sur
prisng if such the case for Cairo affords rather
moist quarters at present.
The Federal troops are erecting battery at
Birds Point, opposite Cairo and ale foryfying the
place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-22

This fine city company, commanded by Capt
Rickarby, left yesterday morning for Camp Moore
to which camp they will be proud acquisition
There are now about 5Uu0 men at Camp Moore.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-22
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 22, 1861.

trict for cutting up fancy didoes and drawing
pistols at the Yoksfegt on Sunday night
Yesterday afternoon, at the Volksfest, (Which
had ceased as festival, but was in process of re-
mova,) man named Fred. Randolph was beaten,
cut with knife, and seriously wounded, by Mi
chael Hermann. The latter was arrested, and the
wounded man brought to town in furniture
wagon.
The police deserve much credit for the prompt
ness with which they quelled disturbances and ar
rested the offenders at the Volksiest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-22

No Go.-The James johnson, loaded partially
with tobacco for New Orleans, was announced to
leave yesterday. A dispatch to Cairo, making in Z
quiries, brought reply that she would not be per-
initted to leave. All boats are stopped, and all
sorts of commerce interdicted
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-22

The New York Herald is disgusted with tie
views of the London Times and its correspondent,
Mr. Russell are beginning TO get glimpse ot The
real state of things ID this country and hence ths
peevish complains of the Herald, which the iiues
will probably regard about as much as a hrst class
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-22

BACoN.-There is at this moment million and .
half pounds of bacon in the town Of Jackson, and
yet late friends of the North pretend to believe
they can Stdrre us into subsection to the domina-
ton Of the Black Republican rule at Washington.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-22

A CAIRO PRoGNosIs.--A soldier, writing from
Cairo to Chicago, says:
'We expect to stay here till fall and then go
South for fight, if we don't get one sooner.H
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-22

ALEXANDRIA, May l7.-Mr. Holland, with dig,
patches from the Southerne Commissioners now in
patches patches we're opened I and @ exaane by the m sens
of Lincoln, and he was then discharged from cas-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-22

WASHINGTON, May l8-Billy Muiligan's brigade
has been accepted for the war.
The President has authorized Dan. Sickles to
raise division of 10, 600 men within sixteen days,
promising him Major-Generalship.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-22
LOUISIANA GUARDS BEFosE wAsRIsaroa,s SRA

LOUISIANA GUARDS BEFORE WAsKtEaToN's Sra
rUE.-A citizen of Richmond communicates the
following to the Dispatch of the 9th:
As passed through the public square to-day g
column of the Louisiana Guards marched in, and
wheeling into line before the equestrian statue of
Washington, presented arms, and stood for a while
immovable as statues, gazing with reyerential re-
spect and awe, the like of which I never saw be-
fore, and can scarcely expect to see again, upon.
that magnificent work of art and anblime memorial
of gratitude and affection which his mother Vir-
ginia has consecrated to his memory.
1t was noble tribute, simply and unostenta-
tiously manifested by patriotic md Southern hearts,
which might have called forth a tear from every
manly eye that was looking on.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-22
Nem 0rIGaus @ailg 0reseent.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY %, 1861.
g0fal gntelllyfute.

HEALTH OF THE CITY.
There were but 1l6 interments in the city ceme-
Leries last week. OF the NUMBER G5 were children.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-22

LETTgR FEoH Mas President DAyTs.-The gog-
lowing letter. from Mrs. Jefferson Davis Was writ
ten in acknowledgment of the receipt of 3 beautis
full work. box, manufactured and presented 10 her
by several patriotic misses of this city Gratefully
Worded and beautifully written, we present it to-
our readers and let it speak for itself.
[PeteTsbnrs Eva II Express
MoNTsoNzRY. ala. Anrfl 29 1851.
Ny Dedr Young Ladies' Permit me, before
thanking you for your kind present and wishes for
my husbands welfare, 10 Congratulate you uDon
the secession Of Virginia-the birthplace Of my
mother, as well as yours. n
the elder and honored sister of the Southern
States, IS received with fearful joy among us and
many hands will fashion stars with which to mark
this L. brilliant accession to our galaxy.
The possession of work-box manufactured BY
little Southern girls SO indas,ous 80 enthusiastic
and so patriotic viii be much prized BY me, and
will leave it to ny daughter with the note which
precedes it, as precions legacy.
Long ere yon reach the responsibility Of yaefaI
wonlanhood, may we have united peace "a II.
dependence in our Southern Ganfederaey. #
Wishing you, my dear young friends, long d
happy life, / have the honor TO be, 'SsSS
Very respectfully and sincerely, your friend,
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z ApfEnpAN,s 'rsopAuAt4 tkuoHais es--

w ApEkHgAN'ss ,E&SasRAJAa4 t&sF9sN'Rfs ds--
Cheaper and superior to any other usoi int Southern
climate.
Its testsa had recognized qualities sra--
lst. DUEhBlL1TT-slnal 10 the best EiaFe reoiA
Gd IMPERMEA BILLTYSupericr TO any oheri go oracEs
. leaks being possible. -, ..,-
Sd BEAuTYI presents smooth and granite Ike surface
sth CHEAPEESSIt much less than, though 1t a.
good any eas wood roof and ees hnn the Inferior
o0nocn roofing heretofore offered the public SAVES he
Gth INCONDUsTI BCILTYTt will resist FIRE better than
,lntar0of. No., ,
9Th COEv GNIENCEfv will not soften under the hes: o.
Ibis climatic and protects tho interior Of buildings from the in
tense heG, Of summer
Tin SOLTDITY-It der and smoother from
oosuo can put upcn roofs Of any sope and being OF %
egt does not require heavy rsefs to eupporit III while t
liable corroon and breaking does require fepar
The "TROPIGk1. ROOFING'' is chemical compound Of
ubstnncee several Of which peculiar to slone combined
proportions discovered hy actual experiment and experience
u this city. .
TR0naras OF the above arc In tho eandt
Of hs agent may be verified t5 person wlshnE It be
fore contracting -. .
El orders loft at the Pos-Dnico Box No. s. will bt
j. @. kArHMAN,
sa!b " nnfrlar NJ PenVie and IsraiB ets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-22
VIRGINIA TROOPS EN- ROUTE FOR WHEELING

IRA szszHe zov q ossrp.
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ROWS AT THE VoLksFEsT.
Two persons are under arrest in the Third Dis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-22
4 ,9}lYgI;sltAi1HsA SUGAR fsMFlNERY FOB sALg
p A. EAMNMsgOcI6,s vNRNIFUGE-

This safe oud only eectual remedy for has been
extensively nka1 by regular praceng physicians than
peaIy medicine which has male Its appearance in the
UnTed States.
It isue with the edO and confidence by gentle
wh have Rained in the medical profession in
alEhe Middle, Western and Sou bern States.
The great Of It's popnla Is the fact that nothing has
which be substituted In its place and
fhat may be used n si without fears the
suit Its perfect safety recommends il TO every parent II
seafeed within the sysen it will speedily expe
them without fail.
EaBu in order Obtain the genuine article every pur
chaser should be his guard and look well to the initials
the wrapper and hEt he is buying B. A Fahbeatocks
Venrfnge, and other a23 lmkW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-22

NOTICE To RUTCHERs AND BAExERS-
IN Proposals he ec-ver the Preasrer's Office Charity
Hosnita mil o'clock NJ the first Monday of May next for
furnishing Hospital with Meat and Bread Tor the ensuing
twelve mOutha
Sp cifcuions can at the office of james Graham
N0Arv Exchange Alley
By order o. the of Administrators of the Charity
HOsrital. April 90 1851
a22 ~ WM. q. AUSTIN. NJ u. Secretafy.
ID DENTIsUY6EA, LEWIS - CO., DEALERS III
ID Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods, No. ll6 Canal street.
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NUMBER 6S.

releaa4p4Eo TO TIE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
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VOLUME XIV.
atilitaru Notitts.

HEADQUa RTERs LOUISIANA GUARD, }
Armorv, 81 Magazine 81,
New Orleans, May i3 1851.
II THE DRILLS OF COMPANY ID WILL BE
S3 held every TAU RSrA Y. at O'Clock r. NJ
MI Meetings for The transaction business first WEDNES-
Ill DAY In each month at 7 O'clock
BY order: - .- =
JAS. A. MORAN, Captain.
ALEX, TRELFoRD. list Sergeant. myi3 If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-22
MliLitarw MQtites.

HEADQUARTERS WAsHITGToN RIFLES,
United States Hotel, 1hrd District. May 70 lSGt
Al PURSUANT TO ORDER OF BRIG. GE..
III Chas A Lahu14 and uperinendance OF Capt
MI 2. Georg Burthe OF The a TIE following named gentle
III fnen dnly elected officers Of the Company viz
ADg Duquecfon, Captain.
N Tracy. lAL lieutenant.
X. y. Smith, ID
AW Co G, lst Sergeant.
G. A. Anfeson ID
Chag. jeffrey Sd
A. Jacobs 1T Corporal.
7, Blanchard, I'd
H.. Eiizardi, 3D.
p sThe members hereby ordered TO attend drill at their
Arrnory 71S o'clock THIS EVENING Punctual attend
ance required.
BY order: AUG DUQUERCRON Capt.
j. FAaY, my22 IF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-22

Mrs. DoNELsoN TO GEN SCoTr.-The following
eloquent appeal to Gen. Scott from the wife of An
drew Jackson Donelson, we find in the Memphis
Rullatin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-22

AT9 ENTION. VOt UNTtEsS ! FIFTEEN AD-
Ma liton&l Able BODIED MEN will be received into the
WI ranks Of the Urean- Rifles This Company has been
LII the Service the Confederate for the War
STATIONED CAMP MOO E, awai!il marching
ders All tluse wishing join will be equipped complete free
expense. Apply the Rendezvous 5 s. Charles street
my2l THHS. r. FISHER. Captain.
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x-zsz-, A. Il. BLACKMAR O. BIRD, yr=szHs>
BF&Fg Wholesale and Retail Deaersin wv NV
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
~ Camp street, New Orleans.

f1B0SslERE respectfully announces to her friends aSS
b and the public generally her house A
for the reception visitors The unaed electric medicinal
baths now be enjoyed to perfection as th facilities for
increased and improved Her table,
as heretofore pbunautlY supplied and every attention
will be paid comfort of invalid She earnestly trusts by
her unn exerons to give faction 10 all who may honor
nr nv their patronage Being situated pleasant driving
dsanee II m he villages Covington and Vaudeville, it
ders the drives to those places convenient .
Aba omnibus will be in attendance ut the landing at
Covington to convey passengers to the Springs.
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New ''reanS, NAV II, 1851 :
Al V0LUNTE ATTENI HON! YOUNG
M ~shinR volunteer in the above ompany, for the
M service Confederate States do by signing the
Nh roll Armory No. So and s5 Nagaz streets.
J. W. THOMAS Captain.
f. SArTnN Secretary. myT IF