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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

ITus GlA IlcrsrEEIrER. Daeysrythins
in iis proI,r ,,m'.
save your sud. Ior garden plants, or to
harlgr yards when sandy.
Wash your tea ,rays with cold sad., pol
i.h With a ht,ls llur. and rub with dry
cloth.
save al yourPiec,s oftreaa fOrrOdl'us' ;
dry them ur they mould.
Boy ,ual! quauii,ie, oi cheese =, time.
Keep uige ca. TO dc,,r5y your rats aud
nice.
II your la,,.ron. are rough, rub them
we'll With ine ..l.. anu It will make them
suo5th.
Oa'';raW is bos; for filling bcI,-it should
bc changed ono, year.
4 gallon of strong lev pa, into barrel
Of bard water will make /, a. .ol, a, rain
water
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

\ M,vp,RrS MlNrE We learn rom l.,
MHa.r of ,hi, city, tla,a very intelligent
Chtnaman, named Al Shang. who hal
.pcn, I've year. IN California. thrrc a. =
miner and two a, merchant, returned
nl-Jat seven months since to his Celestial
pcnate.. with snug fortune of fifteen
thousand dollars. anil with a suihcI,n,
knowledge of th' En.li.h hnsuas, for all
commercial purpn'es. On biz rcturn ~ lis
own country, III. capacity jpihri - hI' lor.
tune. which his c,Intryinen rs:trl-l Nith
pride a. conquss; OYER the " larhariln.. "
caused him TO lc employed by hi- govern.
men, asa superior oiir,r OF the customs.
frum which position be wa. soon called %
Pekn. whcrc be- was attached 10 tn Grand
Mandarin Of European affairs. again, in
short time. be was honorci with the rank
and t,le Of Mandarin of the SECOND ch.s,
anl ~. employed aS commissioner in th'
r,ac, conferences. winch resulted IN th'
.i.nu: 1T q TRAY between The Anglo.
French allI,. an! the Chinese. The, ia,t'
werc obtained irom Chinese mercantile
hous, o; thi, city.
[S,n Fr'nci.co Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

ilo-' 10 uRL,E rorRsLLF 90 nAD HABITS.
Unler.tand c.c,rly the reasons. ani AL tho
reasons. Why ,ho h.bI, is injurious. Study
the .uhjec, tall there j. no lingering dub.
IN your mind.
Avoid the rlacc.. the persons. aud the
thoughts. tia, leai 70 the temptation.
Frequent the places, associate with the
p-r.sn., inialso tho thoashis, tia; le.i
away from temptation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

In one OF tie Engli.h colonies a cOmpeti.
tive examination was lately held. iOs the
purpose Of appointing Il, per'on' to some Of
the Government Offices. One of the eanii-
dates inadvertently .pel, the wori Venice
with two us. The examiner. acleser man.
hut no, Away. corree, speaker, s,ernly
said, " Do YOU know. sir. tha, thcte is but
one ben 10 Venice" Then eggs mus, he
very scarce there" was the ready reply.
The candidate passed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22
4 Frsxcn Gr,Ep.r,N., pRrpE. ApIior

\ FgENcu GUAEDsNAN's pRrDE. A DVon
paper relates the following incident "A
high legal iunc,ioniry, Oa entering ths
Prefecture during thr EnP-ror'' stay there.
accidentally trh on the foot OF u Cent
Garde. who stood sentry AZ the door. 81
hex your pardon" aid tue n,asistras'. 4" |
lad no, intend IL A" 80 10 not mention At,
all the .Oldi r. :" know as w.ll . yoa
DO that no man ever tread. upon Cent
Ghrte'. 10, Intentionally"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

ElplE Brsuu vs. CtE,uLio. \ lew week.
week. .iocy visited saricn IN ,ht. ,,cIn.
iry. aud .As s,vcra! Plum tree. heavily
laden with fruit. was r,qucs,c! 70 cI'
anime AMI So, Il | could discover any ,racc'
or marks q! the Curculio. | iil - upon
irpi, on the trees and rrpe fruit that had
fallen oGau! lay upon ;he ground. could
discover ~ mark ani nJ ,.r,r ia che fruit
s.,tcrsI up lru, from ,hc ground auI
carried 4, home. |, ~. al! perfect. |
thought there must ha,, hcrn great pans
taken 80 k,l the ias.ti, Lut .hgr, had
ben uluc a; all. Having r,is'i plum,
more or l,-. f,r t~sn'y year IN Michigan.
bot never without thc cll cis % thr curcul.o
moro or les. AMI sometimes to the cnt'ro
Destruction ol thc crop, y'a may Jnis' o.;
ms surrri,c when informed that AL that
had bcyn d1n, "a, t. Irlcurs common elder
lushc. and tle them T. tie brAnchr. at the
tres. Thi, had been done cy,ry icw dIy'
from Tie time tie fruit Nas fairly ssi, until
toll, grown The man ia. lived upon this
plc, ior dye years Tho 'rsr' were upon
a., rhcc-bsLins trec,-whcn hc t'1k
possession: tie Grst tWo year. be tried -
save hi. fru,, Ly shaking tie trec' aud gath
,r.us up thc curcuiils upon cloths sIrrAi
under them H. hal very poor success ,
IL, irui w.. nearly all ,,uus, and DROPPED
"a rrrmaiurcly. II, wA' in despair the
second year, when b, wa' ,'ll by IN
oil rrruchman that il he would pat elder
bushes into hi, ,rc,, be would raise fruit.
Ilc ha. tried j, three years with the same
success, a fuH crop Of P.g,i Ju"h
IA. C.. II in Michigan Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

While the boys Were out q, recess. rs'
Gently at one OF the village schools, at ~.
Adams, gentleman riding by. stopped and
inquired Of bright loosins ha " What
they dii in there? rhc urcluin loosei up.
scanning his inlcrrns'tor's face a moment.
aud then replied. " rhey tan hides. .'r -
rha, boy probably knew whereof he spoke.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

II you are bayinsa a carpe, for durability.
choose small figures.
Wood ashes and common sal, We, with
water. will stop thu cracks in stoves and
prevent the smoke IRON escaping.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

There is no rieh, without parallel duty;
no liberty without the supremacy ot law
no high destiny without earnest por's'er.
,nee. and no greatness wi'hon, seli-dsnial.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22
farmers department.
"srrrp rLow."

Anthr ace, B,l srir1Ces rr''Rioing o. lir, ace
r, o., licked t.gsth-,, snd arc 'n'ilnsts, cunncct-
s,I Nth Ngriraifurv -NoUIootA-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

They have q hog, ut Bangor. weighing
1000 pounds. IL Is three years old.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02
TALK ON CHANGE,


D.. 1t might be considered something of desecra.
ton to allude to or talk of business yesterday con
sdering that it was All Saints Day. In our walks
we observed many manifestations that the day was
more than usually regarded, Stores, Offices and
pablic institutions were closed at an early hour,
giving to the city something of the appearance of
a general day of fasting, prayer and humiliation.
From time immemorial has the first day of
November been in our community considered as a
day devoted to affection and remembrance of the
dead. For forty.three successive Novembers has
it been the privilege Of the writer of these lines to
witness in this city the solemn and affectonate
ceremonies of this day cf holiness and devotion
The severe storm of Thursday night interfered
with many arrangements, and the fulfllment of
those tokens which would otherwise have been
carried out; nevertheless, the cemeteries were
thronged, particularly those of the Second District,
where rest the remains of our ancient Inhabitants,
and each revolving year do we witness an increas-
ing respect and devotion to this haowed day in
all the Protestant Repositories Of the dead there
fore, we devoted but little time yesterday to the
flags. -1:.-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02


"a GEN. zoLL1coFFER's CoMMhND.-The Knoxville
Register, of the 10th ult. says: 's' =. - 80 r
The only information we have of Gen. Zollie Of
fers command; is that he has returned to Cumber-
land Ford, and that the Lncolnites this side oi
Rockcastle river have, received large reinforce
ments. aztsr stzEG5w Ess= .s.s, 90 -s.7,r ~ .
Reinforcements for our army are expected in a
few days, both from the east and the west. Gen.
Floyd is already, as far as we can gather from our
dispatches, in Kentucky, and will make junction
with Gen. (Cerro Gordo) Williams, in the flank Of
the enemy. The Liucolnities will never be able to
transfer the war into East Tennessee. E-'s
There is also rumor upon our streets, said to
be derived from passengers on the train from the
ordered from Fairfax Courthonse, to reinforce
Gen. Iollicofer at Cumberland Gap. .... ...s
The Nashville Banner has the following extract
from private letter, received in that city, from
member of Gen. Zolcoffer's Brigade, dated at
Cumberland Ford Oct. a.; q. .s-=-.. -s.ss.,.'.n~
Last Friday the brigade advanced into Kentucky
to attack the forces at Rock Castle Hills, sixty
miles further into the enemy's country. 1ester-
day, WE learned by special messenger, that EDlti-
Golfer when within six miles Of the main body of
the enemy, while attempting to remove obstruc
tons from the road WIS attacked, and after some
loss in killed and wounded, withdrew, and is on
his retreat to Cumberland Ford, where he Is ex-
pected to arrive tonight AT that point there are
several hundred SICK with small amount OF pro-
visions, with good natural defences, and some
slight breaatw0rks.' If the enemy pursue, (and
they are in great force from Rock Castle Hills to
Camp Dick RObmsoB) then this place will be the
stand poiur, and here must be the fighting. If the
enemy make flank movement and get behind us,
we will be in u bad fix. ! cannot give you any
particulars, for we haven't them here.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02

FEELING IN CANADA.-Seward's circular has at
traeted the attention of the Canadian PRESS and is
elicting general remarks from them The Toronto
Leader says, that & preparations of the nature re-
commended by Seward are to be carried out on
the south shore, British power on the north is
bound not to lag behind 1t cannot be an idle
spectator Of works avowedly intended to be
menace against its dominions. The Globe thinks
the Federal Government is exercising discretion
which the British Empire, considering its antece-
dents should be the last to impugn. --,.---s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02

THE BATTLE AT LEEsBCRG.- The Leesburg WASH
ingtonian, of the 25th ins brings some additional
details of the fight near Leesburg q 49,
During the fight, the Eighth Virginia regiment
captured and turned upon the enemy their two
sisspp regiment captured the riAed cannon On
Tuesday the enemy sent over flag OF truce and
asked permission to bury their dead, which was
accorded to them; but with the pune faith for
which they are distinguished, they employed the
time allowed them for burying their dead in throw
ing over another body OF troops ct Edwards Ferry.
0p Wednesday, however, the Federals crossed
over to the Maryland side.
The Confederate forces were at Leesburg. All
quiet there On Friday morning.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02

SPLENDID STocE OF Dry Goops.-AmoDg the
many very large general stocks of dry goods kept Canal
street thai Mesrs Haggery Brothers is deserving Of
special attention. 1t comprises all classes of goods from the
comuonest fabrics for negro the finest and eoses
ducts Enopean looms for the fitting o. the be e and the
bride. Tbs Of ose linens is also very full aHd The
head family find This alb thai may be d=sed
se chden, husband ard house We hope That lady
Will perne Msss HRggery's adyerisencp with
81 heaE i. Lln1.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02

AN OLD JOKE IN A New DREss.-Scene in Lin
co5e's Cabinet-Enter Cameron tigh to Scott eoet.
Culneron.-Say, ole coon hear z'news ?-ain't
/ fuss rate llert-pick-upsnews? Whoo? -
iSC0H-Iatso
O.-Whoo wadyergive feer t'tellyer z'news ?
couple o. drinks?
S-Zatso !! H. = 77''. $500" '7 '"
G-Well! here goes to telIyer z'news, jeff
Davis zdrinkin |!
@ S.-Zatso!
C.-Whoo! Southern felers always drinkin ,;
amt got no bzness but drinkn! JEFF. Davis
z'drinkin', Beauregard z'drinkin' - dambeaure-
gard
S.-Zatso -,-.....t
C-Whoo! where's them drinks? jeff Davis
'zdrinkin', everybozdrinkin' everybozat Rich mons
drunk'sa sow, and We
S.-Zatso! .. ..-.....,.
C-Damzatso zatso's blasted secesh'n spre-
shun
S.-Zatso!
Ece1nt ol,baes to " take the OATH"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02

One Of our writer's says that the American
ladies', il their services were needed, "wOud
make brave soldiers.n II they have to take the
field, lst them by ali means wear their fashionable
dresses. The dress worn by day would serve the
WeaTer as tent by night
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02

The man everybody likes is generally fool.
The man nobody likes is usually a knave. The
man who has friends who would die for him, and
foes who would love to see him boiled alive is
usually man of some worth and force.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02

o'utragss of the Federal solder.

aIgi
ihe robbing propsnsfties Of the Federal so,d;.,.
N Missouri have been INDUCED to sueb j, a..
mat even the Abolition press Il beinn Il 80
.he consequences Of such nnbrded 90 =
nag obtained, and tourge srestraint Ths far,oss
'ns, from the Missouri correspondent ~ II, 60.
einnah eazette, gives but faint rctnrs - -,
onsrages that have been pernetrated 49,, i
people Of Missouri by the hiralifaa 80,
,n,por.ed to snbtugats them. The writer ~
was VILE frernont's army, says. = s'"' 90
~ my last letter spoka as ,t,. 80 s.
~ System, and the " ~
etc, from the faee of liz 49,. =,
carried 70 sa that the practice was
zen fremont felt bound for ths repptaGe nasi
nlsed states army, TO put stop n II 4 N II, ~ ~
roao On Iuesday last we saw traass ~
wc seng, Lhrsefonrths of the rnensbers Il
oaer oayonets Nearly every wagon We nassea "a
f efontalned couple of hogs or calves Worle th,
M aay sosIs killed stock farms, aad Isfs
N,sea srsra VI ane carcass to rotor the greuni.
me occupants were Unfonists or Disfsi,inn,
Sarad soldiers seldom stopping to inanire A..
things coulsaaorty couaeg never given them they plum
grace upon oae ana and anything Such state 81
shane ~ ap oraer x arld our cause. On Wednes
ofIieers eonyictsd N 9ent pnt Teto on it In the
out authority from him. that any soldiers or
mercy. = . aSsss5 W Pauhaesing with
The Chicago Tribune, Lincoh. e''o' "i'noas
gan, copies this statement, and noss Illinois ar.
truthfuness in every particular, but Aarnita -
charges against the Federal forces saying stbar
track Of our tthe FederaB columns IN msse
may be Known by the converts to accession tia.
the outrages, Of our (the Federal) soldiers have
made, !" and that iust such scenes have attended
| the march Of the Union troops ID almost every
place where they have penstrated.n The hunail-
iasing confession Is made by the Tribune, that
whenTa Gen. Mcdowell moved out to Buu Run. the
line of marcAof his army was marked. by yvanton
and needless devastation; and only = few days
ago Gen. Glellans men after following ND ths
retiring rebels-were severely reproYsd for their
destructive and felonious principies,n and Il is
added that Hurlbut's troops IN Missouri eeiipssd
them all by the variety and extent Of the outrages
they ceminitteds' sssss5s ss5s s4ssssss s+ss. ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02
ID ORERr L.. CLSASVAEY-
a@ RpPTUtsRls yESS
n RADICAL q U,REDl % ID

en- ItDPTUsEs yySS
n RADICALLY -GUEEDi o @.
Letter from Dr. W MlIs to Editor vicksburg
Daily sun
vrckssURs, Miss, May 8, 1860.
Hernia can be Cured Without Needle or Knfel
Mr. Edor deem due lho9e afflicted with this terrible
snd painful disease % make the folio Pg statement a. nsgFs
space Of three The boy belonged John oate
s &
s s6 e The Se ether a sse 5 ass S
New Orleans and obtanet The Patent Truss Of Dr. j. A. sher
Curative dixure n6ot Three raoh boy was entirely
u @ s S ny has heen nsy y on the nanaSa DO
ing al the work Of field hand, rolling bags etc. without the
man. man. ''''' ''-~'o w. MILLS, ND
Above, in reference to the same boy
issAQuENA Co., Miss, May 2, 1851
DR.. Sherman New Orleans: -.r
he is one OF the king
much work as any man. WE Mills A. d.
Lettsrtron Tho Ha per- the most eminent Ph,
sieianS in the STATE Of al'ssissipPi ... j, ,oko
Dr. sherman-Dear Sir send the boy Ben be yon
ssed xith NY skill to do him 5Sstics aed your plan
Is FigS Nnd shat you can fn1s hh rse W 10 o' s IT,
'N'n O' 'D' posi- ''''''''HA'' rHos. j. aARpER, MD.
BThis slave boy about IA years
old ,pured both and who subsequently,
returned sound. The following explains Itself:
VlcRsBURG, Mss, May I, 1850 :
Dr. Sherman. New Orleans:
DsRr SrI send you James apply him suitable
Truss He has only been rupted short We obtain
In th1m. however, have but lit
lie confidence having confluence your skill in such
CeT5 l seud my you. - -S-.--
THOS. j. HARPER, NJ. D.
DR.. BELDEN's OPINION.
NEW ORLEANS Jan. g. 1889
Samuel Davis, Esq. ~
Dear that Dr. Shefman!s Truss applied by
him. will give relief eeetuay than any other have
seen my satisfaction. cured
by the mixture. you one
but DIR. Sherman himself applies it, much epepdE
upon the fitting. R. BELDEN, NJ. d.
M~DR SHERMAN respectfully Informs raptured persons
those having ruptued slaves that he RETURNED the city
and may found hs office, No. i0ST CHARLES STREET
Orleans prepared MI
by the application his PATENT SILVER TRUSS and CUR
ATTVE MIXTURE. ~ ' ' ' ray6 lyGW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02

SATURDAY EVENING, Noyernbe. z, 1851 Will be pro.
duccd the Scottish dram4 Of the URAMOND BRIG. After
which, the laughable farce of RAISING THE WINH.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02

The PoToMAc CLosED.-The Washington Star,
of the Esd, says editorially: ....5.-s=t Il E,
A day two sinee Lieut.. Harrell, commanding
the Freebern was informed that the enemy were
constructing more batteries on Matthias Point.
Yesterday morning he.sent his own vessel and the
Island Belle down to watch the point Shortly be.
fore sunset, he heard firing there, and sent the
formed that the two vessels first sent down had
shelled the woods, and were answered BY fire
from them, followed, blythe clearing away of the
to expose batteries of eighteen guns commanding
the channel Of the river, where it courses but 500
yards from the Virginia shore. The Freeborn and
Island Belle are now below Matthias Point. The
new batteries, we take it for granted, effectualiy
command the navigation of the Fiyer closing it
| until a land force may demolish them. They are
located to be able to throw shot into passing
vessels for a distance of four fve miles when
I they may attempt to double the point.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02

ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION Ryan was
found by watchman on Tchoupitoulas street, on
Thursday night, while the storm was at its height
lying insensible on the banquette, with the blood
flowing freely from two severe wounds in the head
lie was taken to the Charity Hospital, and upon
coming to his senses said that he had been sud
denly assaulted by some unknown person, without
cause or provocation. That locality is bad one,
and should be under the especial guardianship of
the police. .r...r ...,-... ..,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02
y ROYAL, sA4hMA&GAa Aatk,

A kto ALL SAaAHA+lHASoAAs
Nos ls Canal and Il Grossrnsn streets,
Sign Of the Root Hog OF Dts.
asaataoturer all E,nes Plain and Fancy AWNINGS
Tents, TARPAULINs Also sll kinds Of FLAGS snd
BANNERS suitable rupRnies other purposes with
rastafs to suit Purchase Ropes sngs fitted
AID furnished shortest notice BLOCKS of s
sizes ready strapped likewise all kinds of heavy BLOCKS,
sPARs and RIGGING suitable raising machinery
other heavy material
have likewise kAnc are let Of PRUCE sPARS which
offer Tor sale Cheap tor Cash. .-.--7r= .n
All of articles be found at Nos Is Canal and
Crossnau streets, New Orleans.
Sail Rigging work Nil It's branches, and country
orders prarptly flied the shortest poa-Dle notice.
MIG 1TkW
ID OREItT L.. CLASEAk.Y-
CoMMTss SION MERCH H ANT,
In Franklin Building,
alabama strcet)
ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
Sells Sugar. MolOsses and Syrup and RENTS promptly
directed ,z-a- .....
HMr. Crawlpy is very clever gentleman, and worthy
patronage. Atlanta Int jgeHrer. ANA Sin&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

A CADEMY OF AIUsIC-sT. CHARLES STREET.
- W. Is tHlPFESpaLE- SCtns slAnagGr
JoHS DAVIS Stage Manager
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02

! EFFECT OF THE PoToMAe BLookADB.-A Wash
ington dispatch to the New York World says: q7
The single railroad track between here and Bal
timore is unequal to the increase Of freight business
which Is now done by Government. Goods have
been two weeks in reaching here from Baltimore,
lar mail and extra trains can be through on ac-
curate time. 1t has been proposedsto lay another
track only to the Annapolis Junction. Freight can
be brought to both places eitheffrom PerryVile or
the ocean. Itis now guite'apparent that something
should be done, in view of the closing of the Po-
tOmnc, $50, . ( s.r.,- -t-.,.., O.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Lieut. Ii. II. Betn, Lieut.. Geo. Csmmack,
Lieut. D. w. Labouisse, Lieut.. c. II. Luzenbe. Z.
eus. V. Olivier,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02

MONDAY EVENING, Novembe' 1, 1861 Win be prod G
ed the NauHal Southern drama, entitled TIL RO l. OF
THE DRUM OF, Incidents on h Potomac.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02

TO BE GIVEN BY THE LADIES OF NEW ORLEANS
For the Bendit of the 18th Regiment Louis
lima Volunteers, now Eneamped ON the
Battle-Ground.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02

Is
The Box Office will open at A. M. when may be
secured.
ay Doors 6k and curtain at tx o'clock NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02

Reverends Getting Impatient and Begin
E5ft-.SE r3s ming to Threaten.zo& l71T' -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02

HEADQUARTERS tsT DIVISION LOUISIANA VOLUNTEER }
s,s STATE TROOPS,
New Orleans, Oct. ., 1861
a. GENERAL ORDERS, No. 37.--l L !,
IA Field and Company Officers lie Frrt Division absent
ri without eave ordered to report for duty within 1--WE
LII days after the PRONUNCIATION Of this order. -
Officers failing report within The above delay will be
considered having resned and their will be filled by
other appointments
. ---t -,, JOHN l.. LEWIS,
Major General Commanding
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02

L. ATTE ATION, yOhUNTEERS!-A FEW
SAnue active and able bodied MEN VIII be received in the
vi BuNFORD GUARDS, hEe opportunity is offered 10
LII those wishing go into Immediate acflve service.
Equipments aRd nnifo,ms furuisied. .. -.
Apply al the Armory, 81 CUST0MHOUSE STREET, up
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02

HEADQuARTERs lar BRlGApE lsr DIVISION,
LOUISIANA VOLUNTEER fRopPS.
...- -. r-.. i, New Orleans, Oct. 10, lS6l.
g. ORDER No. III. IN OBEDIENCE 40 OR
~ ders from Division Headquarters the Commanders of Rr
MI and unattached Companies will At furnish II
LII comp roll OF their Regiments and Compapen the B
gade ctor eisng and aidGnce oft member
H. hey will also Ill persons refusing comply with
rders No l147 the Governor Commander in Chief
III promp compliance with this order is expected without
further notice. - HTs~erD-r
By order of
L. A. CHARB0NNET,
J. F. CALDWELL. C.one Commanding.
Major and Brigade Inspector. oil If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02
VOLUME XIV.
Hlilaary Autites.

HEaDauApTERs SUMTER GREYs }
4 Corner New Ieevee and fatrhrz s.reets.
''F+ y p o. y New Orleans, Nov. 1861 !
E ars hereby ordered to meet at Arnory puncaly
IN VI o'clock r. NJ TODAY Saturday, % s.ant, In ful
III uuform Fines for attendance will be rgidly
o. By order of
.t.-@ 81 .,5s- D MAUPAy, Captain.
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