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Special Notices.


N. f.. CHusOa.@SBxBBv Win b Rsslk i0us Ser
vises in the u 4. Church in Okalooss ea San6esl
- follows: .l.s.ss ss..3 t. &. &
Sunday Sehool and Bible Ciass ss \. u.
Presiding Il l0t \. NJ and s-. -aa
Preaching or General Prayer Noting u u Pm
Classs Meeting altar tho morning psesshing
and at q :. n. 81
There viii be General Prayer Meeting, also
on Thursdays ut "a Pm.
Citisens and Strangers ere respectfully invited
to attend.
q II * Isaac sCoraSs Psases.i
BaPTIsr CaURca.-TnEaI will be pre- schire
regularly in bsek'g sche,t hsnsG o. aloosa
on the second and fourth Sabbaths in each month
morning sesvies q half past ~ o'clock; evening
service Al halt past o'clock. -. TO- ,s-i5D
NrLsox ALvoRD, Pssior.
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SAD ACCInEsT.-Dr. C.. A. Buck of
this vicinity. while respiog grain on his
farm with q machine. a few days ago,
was kicked by one Of his horses. Up
on examination it, was found thai his
leg was broken. es5 al
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PErERsoN's MAGAZINE for August.
1861, has been received. Peterson is
the best fashionable monthly for the
price that comes 10 our sanctam. 81
year. Charles j. Peterson, Phila-
delphia, Pa. ~ H7
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FARM FOR SALE CHEAP!

TUE UNDERSIGNED oGsn for mis. O rsas-
onabie terms. farm consisting Of 81 acre
Of choice land, lying within two milee Of Oska.
ioosa, the cOunty..ea Of Jefferson County, Kan-
sas and only . miles from the best Missouri riv.
er market ~ the State. There are 100 acres in
cultivation. and upssrd q 900 acses under good
fence The greater portion Of this farm is been.
tiful, undulstlug prsipe, aid Tie balapel y Gov
cred with good Gu Der. sufficient in quantity ios
exccuess 9hnss ~ The fan, s1as0sai N aooai
dance Of wafer fOI stock ~ ~ yeas round. =
There is frame house on the premises = fool
god sized rooms, we'll plastered with tvo coats
Part OF the purchase money musi be paid down,
aoj time viii - given a. The rsuiass. Eea foe
thsr particulars inquire Of the subscribes, pessoa
ally " BY lc,te9 81 Oskals~ss EsnAa
. JONI w. DAY,
je26 ~ 81 Real Eueues Aesal
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We made every exer,ion to procure
new supply of paper in good time
but were disappointed. and did nos ~.
ceive it till noon Of the day following
our regular publication day. We are
thus compelled to issue half sheet.
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MASfeEs-z-----z->z---ss-as-'-- -,-~-'-~ - =
| /. The Union, the Constitution and
the laws-they mast and shall bs main
tanned. Responded to by Hon. Edward
Lynde.
! g. Our Country. right or wrong :
If wrong We will right her.
i 3. George Washington First il
war. drst ia peace. and 6rst ia the hearts
of his countryuen.
4. Kansas The youngest Of The
family; may her volunteer soldiers
prove themselves true to the noble
cause in which, they are engaged. and
By deeds Of heroism. cover themselves
and their State with glory.
J, S. The Presiien. Of the United
States and his Cab .net-Le. them see Il
it that the laws are faithfully executed
I 6. The war Instituted by treason. ant
wi.hou. reason =. May it speedily ter
inmate by the defeat Of JED. Davis ant
his rebel cohorts.
4 I. Tie Great west.tlie presen. powe
Of the Union.
8. The children Of Kansas. he
brightest jewels May her trcasur.
ever be filed with such ornaments.
8. The press-I:s freedom tho found
! alton Of liberty.
!, ~. Liberty and the Union. now AM
! forever. one and inseparsble-Lieu'
Gen. Scott. General Who never lost
e battle = May he be as successful i
furnishing treason at home as euemie
n abroad. 49,.
: II. The Day We Cclebrate-Thougl
!. South Carolina has stricken it iron
: among the holidays. il will be .he!,
e dear to the American people when til
! name Of South Carolina shall be fol
r gotten.
S 12. The LaJies-God bless them
may their smiles ever encourage us /
noble deeds. aud their frowns restrai
e us from evil. ff" 80 h3e s"i
Y 10. Tie Volunteer Soldiery Of tn
Uai'ed Statesls The bulwark OF Liberty
The OCCASION was enliveued BY
great number Of volunteer ,oasts. man
, Of which have not been able to obtain
] l have gathered the following:
5 By P, H, uubbell; The Kansas Vol
: untters-may they lie. steal. and swea
lie in wait Tor the enemy. steal upo,
them unawares. and swear to supper
the Stars and Stripes.
!, By A. spalding: JEFF. Davis. TN
Deyirs list. Lieutenant may he sool
l share the same fate Of his master.
BY WIN. II. Holden: ANDREW Jack
son-his tones VIII i never rest RESI- IN psac
on the soil of traitors. Let :hem be
ware. lest be shake Of til, shambIess o
the tomb. sud swear ..By the .Gfea
Eternal. D that the traitors. pirate. auet
). thieves shall hang !. high as Hannah
Il By. F. Bliss 0skaloosa-If v,
may judge iron from tie delegation her.
present. she IS 8 ! worthy 10 BE-. as IS she is
the 6rst town in the county. Respond
! ed 70 " n r. Da.iioian..' T''i" ="
n ny =. N. AaicLias: The Women q
Kansss-we admire them for thei,,
beauty. respect them for their intell;:
gense. adore them for their virtue. e. and
love them Because We ca cant help it, it,"
The Sabbath Schools ue saps / addressed
by the Rev. H. P. Robinson ip "a ap-
propriaie manner. 90 y '''
! The celebration passed of pleasantly
giving satisfaction to all who attended
it. Il was decided success. and Z
credit to the hospitality and loyalty 81
the people Of Grssshopper Falls and
vicinity. : AA UsIos.
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Legal Advertisements.
ATTACH N ENT.
Samuel T. MeMurry, PiaintiA

Samuel I. AcNury, Piaintih,
A. J. Pierce, Defendant,
Before N. r. Dattoa, J. p
Of Oska'oosa I township. jefferson County, Kan
sas. ,..,.s, So
On the second day Of July, A. D. 1861, said
Justice issued "a Ohd1r Il ,Atac1mesS in t:.s
above acrion for the sum Of Forty .dhe and g In
Dollars. z.f SANUEL r. MsNURRY.l
Oska!oosa, jefferson Co., July 6sh. 1851. 81 st
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TUSCALOOSA LODGE, No. Il.

A. F. 4 A. n. IT
Regular Communications occur % the sec0ae
and fourth Saturday in each month.
Visiting bresbrea sSs essulisly Invited 70 a.
tend. fNEL$Oy CHAPMAN, ". N.
r. Z. RAVENS. Secretary.
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The fon1xings|as II - a
s dora s. P.{rssIos:, S
Jfera Ride Capt. Cok1E
Gsk.lpa Gassas-Lieut, arsoe
orstor and President q the Day,
Chaplain and Reader.
Vice Presidents.
Invited Guests.
Young Ladies representing the dit
ferent States of the Uaion.
I Sabbath School Children. = 8 g ?
Ladies
Citizens Generally.
The procession was quite Imposing.
and contained over six hundred per.
sons. The military companies made .
fine appearance, LA. ,au .
After arriving 1t the Grove, the
following was the -, SO 81
~ .ORDER. or ExERc1sEs:
Rev. H. p. Robinson opened the ex !
erc,se. with . prayer full Of religious
paihos and patriots devotion. 81, f...,..
The Declaration Of Independence
vas read by J. II, Bennett, Esqr.. aud
was peculiarly impressive. -.ag ,ea.
Judge Azel Spaldiug delivered a
lengthy, and elaborate grafton. suited
to the occasion and the times ,@
THE DlxsEB. f,o ve-fs-
Aiter the Grafton came the dinper-
an ample. free and sumptuous repast-
and the ten or twelve hundred who
par,ook of tue refreshments viii bear
me witness. that no women. save such
as grace and bless Kansas. could. IN
these hard times. and in land where
| famine had s,alked for fifteen months.
have prepared so excellent and abund'
ant dinner as this one.
REGULAR ToAsrs. -.
| Tie following we're the regular toast.
announced by Capt. S. S. Cooper. Toas
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, al
DIsrRlcf % KANSAS ~,

@af by virtue OF IN Onles a Sale
issued cut Of the District Court IT the United
States for the District OF Kansas. and 10 me Ill
rccscd and delivered. Will on Saturday the 7,h
day sf August. A. ID, 1861, between the hours ot
10 o'c!Oek \ y and O'Clock u Of sosd DAY.
1t thu door Of the Court H.uss Of JefJers N
Cosnsy in said lDssrus, seal . tAs hgAsss sad
best bidder for cash in hand, the following dos
cribs-d peApsEsy. so,wif: To Sssih- vestI eaaes
ter cf Sec ioa Tweniy-four(2il, Township Nine
%, Range Eighsssn lS). rsnfaiuing sne hun
dcsi and sisV scrss, sisassads lsisg cd bsins is
tie County q Jefferson and 3t:,e Of EansNs. 10.
gethcr with all and singular the iensments, h.r-
eliss~ents and app urtenances sheresnso belong
ing.-was charged with the paymsas of seld
debt ; ;sd ssT Ha.bow III. Us MAMA,
per Dawson A. .l00k, Dep~ty..
, o. s Maishals sfice. LsssrnvsssA Cav. JOY
9Th, A 1861. jylonsl So.
Jphnsion, Ssins.on and Ravens. faslAttya
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('''g.,'' IT.. i: 80; -.

I 81 Wac tsafoH. Ju( s..
edal der 20. cone ntss
Illinoi llisS ttri. q Territoris Fest
of-the Mississippi River and on this
side Of the Rocky Mountains. including
New Mexico, q separate Military De-
partment under command of Maj. Gem
eral Fremont, U. 8. A., with lis head
quarters at 81. Louis.
1t is believed that General Scott will
Jtaka the field when the army advances.
Tie Secretary of the Navy suggest
ed TO the War Department to-dsy the
propriety of sending force down the
river to take and hold Mathiae, RSihe.
He was told to wait two or three days.
This was understood to mean that With
in tina. space Of time the enemy would
have ether work 70 d. which !. vuuld
take 81 his attention from the Potomac.
and compel him to draw in his advance
corps.
WI - = i ftS11
Ny opposition - The increase Of
slavery ID this country. OF 70 the in.
crease 81 s-repressntassoa Is eesef.
al and universal. Il has 20 referepoe
to the points Of the compass. I shall
oppose Ill such extension IL an times
aud undss all leircumsiaacssy sesao
against all Inducements. against I'll
supposed limitaiiops Of grsa interests.
against Ill co@bisasious. agauiss all
compromises.-(Daniel Webster. = :
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AT A. BARGAIN

1'IiE undersigned Offers for sale, u very low
i figures. quarter section VI LAID, beaasifsl-
" situated in Of the best portions of Kansas,
road. pace nsar y H. there q % better upland
IN ihe Hiate. NHN w. bAY, I =
jly 3-n50 Real Estate Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-24
BY J. B. WALTON.


AUcrosEER-ofHce, 40 Camp street.
5 the WAY any H. 5s6 # s L. oelocts H.
9d Post oic at II ocIo * NJ, the following described vaa
sQARE A. containing about arpen's of land and neasr
q, te on Worth feet about ioda ecf 'tIni n
sonn ,nb>"tid m TT Two Sory S b%s bsnas n t iG,e
the f st story Of brick The econ soy frame vide aIIcr
an! four cabinet with ont houses etc. '''"''
trse ODD vereaSe drn Sc T ng en "a h d s 9rrnEs
nafe s,fent's o being made The est eonsy seats
he Belle Grove place and now occupied by Kenner Ac
SQUARE bounded by Second Worth Third and Holiday
See'S; is oIvded mo en- ycEl lo numbered trom Is
Nos il r. 8 nd Ing on hr cs' ulsnsne ! ench S!s
@ o I i ny ny t m ,eet % a m ' lots t" T. nens We ont
street mr,sue each 30 feet front by 2 eph On lots
a %nd ys na Sn esfh sSs
SQU ARE q nonnded by hri Fonrih Worth and Holiday
iDes o5 d IS 5 y9sd Dc j into tod wsn'y e sh lot numbered n
T. II md a. fronting Funrth street rnc 81 +et
1S o Sy se S' G d 5 % i cvo nG 70 sd 70 % wab s3p@
HIS y n%auG rG" M ona P wo Of H. ana 'f o Streets
S@ NohSn Mrf5 fS, yS % @ v SsT s @ @ M @Ss-%n m and sa
rm " Lo No o H. % y "a Dna y r% no. ng on nHFSse Fos
T. IS ana /? ronrin% Worth street. measuring Get
81 sS M Fr "n lots b. 70 @nd H T. >, fro ot %g @ on M M h
~ 1 'IT'n' ndsd Pj: by f # 5o @ @ ct to 49, tx s n n
ir tes is NiIt into "rnyiUur lor numbered ON to
4 lHiS tn rn>ite fronting First street, 4nd lots l3 TO
- lr1 we iron Ing on Suco' cncl 30 ftc
'front.' bv dcp OF i-U feet Iot II and 2fruntng on Daniel
&fte hHd lots - and Il fronting cxlcy street. measure
each ~ feet front, byu drpth of $50 feet.
n AlF or S1 RI No % bounded by Third Fouh and
Minor Streets aud lila rs avenue. is div ieh let's
numbered ON 10 T. Lots to s. inclusive ironing on Minor
street. and lois 10 H. inclusive, totug iama' avenue
neos!r+ each 30 eff ont depth of 2tfe aud /
fronting on Third street, each 80 feet by depth Of 0
feet. - ~
This eligible prop ry is heated on the New Orleans
Jacks and Great Northern Rao ID miles and on Tie
M9,S p river si%,een miles from New Orleans, ony
point where The railroad con"ecs with thu river. he lAd is
h'Eh the location ns healthy in the State. offers to
parties de"rng to establish country Il convenient dis
hcc aud easy OF access and deners Others one of the
best opportunities for investment.
lhe plans OF tbs property may bo the Office of the
GS TERMSFor the Bell Grove Place square A. one third
cash. bhacn at one ani two years credit. with per cent
per hnnum interest from day of sale. For squares
ielorth cash, balance H two and three yclrs credit
with H PER cent interest from nv Of sale and al eight
per cent interest after maturity and special mortgage
Acs Of sale before f. Barnett Notary Public at the expense
,nre
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BY J. 2. WALTON.
Auctioneerz.Offce 10 CaI,1 gtreet


:. .sAMTuKD:aTs \ u April ~, 1867 at Is o'clock
io"ns "eab conTod?u5 and elegant dwelling ana os Of
That ExrENsITE LoT Or GROUND. forming the c--ner
st. r ~ srssf aaa h 's13na n streg' 100
FEET incbes DH d nas Fl M On st s IN nfhss S
es m ca the rear uTith the improvements thereon consist
feet he orse eontans 6 nf0 he ill., N e5n+ s' , nIar
FoC % c psFlo lb.7y and ha' in the center with spacious
onck gGery eFcloSei with glass a3so bath 4 use Win ra
page IN the aitic four large sleeping rooms and clohe
The hseb building adjoining is of brick containing hand
some dntng-roon with tnw window p.ntri kif5sn I %
and er large ccrl There is gs hronhnt gr g root
aTG al other m'dern irnproe eeDaents. " ''e
M Eronno are VII lmp'cTed with flower garden aud val
Of Two "Ss vAGAFT = or GROUND, forming sre e,-ner
'ncusive aud atoin the dsscribed propertv 10
and eet inch and ne G p 9 m N & n Mar{ traG sFse:e
ii idches an ne m On m M ~ T e2 q lo feet nches l5 feet
o No measures si feet tnar and oes front on Gam,
ne.ret St Nary II iches and lines o m the ob M
Lot measures q feet INCH and lines front on rann
e ] 3 g. Ty @ sEres 0 1z e S s cfs and md iaes The de
SlI aHd "a - - e + inehrs on the rear line
street by depth feet rh ana lines on III hc p m
eg~es ST. Mary street and the siae 10 ,est 1chae
nng toward St. 4 drew l9 ami ne thence to
Tn5 mc ns s5e' m s s feet til nees and lines
% ihis ooery offers unp'a' Inducements parties wish
naled lots OF grond b." din dweigs beng oily one m
ehoye Felicity Road convenisnt tie AIagane street
h a1e nsishhor od in the Fourth Distr Ct "' ''' 'e
err ~ fa<;m s0"eh,rd ~ cash balance and years
n'Try and eiFt per cent ann eafter if not pune
%ny paid until hnal payment, with special mortgage on the
buildings to he insured by the purchare the satisfaction
% Hel,hor until hna payment and the policy of insurance
Act of sale before --- Notary Public, at the
expense CT the purchaser. -' aI9
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j. B. WALTON.
ID ~" SSAaNA YIN s.''...-.... ...t.aB. u. WALTZ

49,
ab. LIS S"Aa1ao1s s'''''.'.'.. ..e..B. z. WALTON
| CITY AUCTIoNEER
ana AutIIoNEER APPRAISER and G aENER At sarxw
hoF the Purchase and Sale of REAL ESTATE
SLAVES, LANDS, etc.. etc
Office, 40 Camp sfrse<
continues bis personaf attention aaes of Real Eat
aVe furniture Bank and other Stocks and s
chandfze generally. ~
attention to his system Of plans and plan bookn Of
hStaeinausurated at large expense-enbracns evar+
a every lot in e7ery square, the nneasureuens
~ htae OF the owner, and other valuable i1forr1ato,
u" ils ncst authentic sorrces-seeurfne in eha ru~.
'e' sac and apprasnaent Estate uneoua1ed
tages and information ' 4S" s"aFaaN
ufnitars and other outdoor attended to- aes7 s
VERY VALUABLE FIRE-PRooF BRICK STORES ow
New Ievee street.
bESIRi BLE TWO-sToRY FEAME DWELLING rrorrszs
on GraTier street.
DOUBLE TENEMENT FRAME DWELLING HoEsE 1T
corner Of PaTiido and Johnaon Streets
DOUBLE TENEMENT FRAME HOUSE ON JoHEsov
street
'HkEE NEWLY BUILT THREE-sToRY BRICK DWELL
INC HOUSES, with iron 1erandahs on Rova1 strees a.
auction.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-24
V'Es vtssDAY, April a, 1861 a. 1s o,o,ns, .s,sss

II ]. d WILTON,
Ahctioneer-OGfce, 40 Camp etrae+
FE7H .EEsSDAT, April 25, 1861, AT % o,n,na,-
NJ, At the HeTchttl,s -uctoheer ErCbsn Itot4S
Post-nfce 0yaI srfee public auctfnn VIII he "d '0'o
THAT ERT F-7LU :. BILE LOT OF GRUUND sirna4e ..
the s0u;hRee Garner If Camp Common srreets ~
"a feet ifrh' front ny
Common f s. inctea feet inch and ine ' OF on
the othef le and u sst ncne. The rear Ifn vI &
Brs Store thereon laey occupied BY lhe sun n
luai 11-ura. Ls.n1aHy- 4N
e3This propc- is Of the ua7,s eeble and vorab,s
co1efs in New being the very center Of .negg
one from Charles Hotel tTaa irnrs
ai sy oppoSite the ay II ei 1d the Story Building on tFo
o' the fTequcnted thor ugGrs in Orleans and IN
f1a@ig adjoining tag splendid iron ,nr hv
Fi t+ne and w M1h.aonery = esent4 an on1or1 1D1r
10 rts 70 secure l+et tnent rarely to - uifh
S .RM~He thi'7t cash amt Ii" balance in IT, II md
= 's cre1It III the of the purchaser in f own r
nearing per cent in Of saIe In Tn
ny ana per ce7 the eafter, If gInetay paa with
apecia@ mortgage uffJl Una; Jsyrncnt. '' '1' "4'N
As o. sae 4eora neo1ors Gugo Esq Notary Public at
- ---S-eII lltc plI @IllItl
hLft ANT AND ClMM0DY1US DWELLING EF,.rT- o |
and cstansive Lot Of Grou1Ii St. Mari street t.,
i)S'r1e| and Four Large Lsts Of B .uut m new CGnn
greet to the Magazine srsgt and z,n
Horse Ra:!.tad ~ A0' fAN1 "Ae
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-24

l. ANfN NE, negro hoy, aged about T. years.
ANTOINE nia, ROBIN negro boy, aged about s
years.
HJ"fEFMS AND ChNnIFlONS-The slaves: one holf
cash t the balance 1T in note, by coupons
hcioy endTaed secured by mortgage and hearing interest
i per cent. "nnum from date until maruiv und D
ceht from maturity ill pail Nh house lot on RVvI
street! one third cash and the Ia W, Years in
noe' by uponS, secured by and the unser of the
policy OF insurance, and bearing ultre cent.
mum ON due I'LL maturity nlI per cent. from mutur-
ily til paid.
Ac Of Salc befre Thca Guyo Es', Notary pubc at the
expense Of the Purchasers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-24

IN THE TOWN OF kENNER
VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT and y. 1o,s nj
H,ound in The town of kenner, the Jackson Rar0ad
where it connects with the Mis,ssippi river Ia nIa r
New Orleans by rail and lG miles by the river ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-24
J. B. WALTON,


"'hmEis f tAAP AND COMMON sTREEF5-yERy ar
cnrnsr ~ % ~ nao nd and Buildings thereon-Soothwest
'oF"eF"I camp and Common streets--at ancrnn "e't
BY r p yuaTrrop
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-24

@ l',lI Il meetings TiE%nAIS and FRIDAYS. Regular husi.
A-5 9 i S0NERS (
r, A'HAp AHIENS BAIT tlinS WASHtNETuN ARTiILEHY.
o. rr,-,r. .,.. NV p"~IuN. AruI - l>iI
EN =, hSI ObFH SEtSS AND ffBGMtsH RS OF
" IN bt1j" 4c hveby notified end At meeting
~ TO o+ h""4 ~ Arsenal on WEDNESDAY EYEHING
y full and puuctnHl enGnucp IS rctue,1rd
Hl order:
= c j. B. WALTON, Major Comrg.
- = . Wv -. lHrtEehrV' H2i p
HEADQCAErERS 70 BRIGADE lST nlvIsIos l., M
a. New Orleans Ap1l ~, 1851. {
~ GFSEES W. GRDEie 20. 3-l IN OH Di-
If "nee 10 'Tdes from DIVISION headquarters conform
& I" Order No 10 from the !tlthIrierS h nee rcy
ne 'nm9nherH chie Lcarng dave the Ih Ian,urv 1861
ne NpinfitlS OF tr fg ale will their Reg m to e or.
@e thon delay in "ouium with nc, o The egis-
th1t 9 'h 4t April l-53, "ret'ive the orEaniz on of
iHf ad when thus organized for active vice will
nnid iEe respective rImHnts suec further orders fr m
Hrigaoc Headquarters. ~ " "
HnI9nelS OF r @imcnts of the Bgarlc will reno to
brigade HeadIfa't't up II receipt Of this order
BY c9nu.ani of
CHARLES \. LABF'XAN
wv BtigllIt General COMMANDING
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-24


nrllI meetings, TI,E$nANS and FRIDAYt Regular ,u
Sc>r1-D,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-24

OfF'cE NE" ORLEANS, JACKSON Asn GREAT NonrnEnsl
RAILROAD COMPANY )
st7p-rp,. New Orleans, An1 - 1861. J
hg-3hG Following resolution, adopted this
10y ny me board "i DIRECTORS Of New
iihhtl: ~ O't '''' ''"0''" |" '' pun
eSFc' mat tr nnd munitinns of Of
t confederate states, S1nll be transported the
i9 ohhIy Tree of eXpcrse. der sI,h
full effect ''' N' ~ ''' ~ N"''5 ''t'
az 1t r. S. CHARLES, Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-24

mechanics AND bGrucUlrrKAL FAIR AssocrATloy}
Neg 'IricHtiN A ii ~ Is
20 HfoPoStls-z' z'ia MS and sG}rci GcaGEons for
HEEh5 Lak", grading. lcEr NJ and trlm III" Fair
tf"f5 lfrne E"nrHr rt be evHntntd he office IIc
Ato.iAhh, Mt'hnm lnsttt1r n!Ilng, I'ul nre p14rr
Eim viii br received and Attu, MONDAY 22d inst.
FronnNlia mHst be uddc,sed to
Al9 If r u HARPER S.crn,ary
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-24
Qartitular NOtues.

HALL OF ORLEANS FIRE COMPANY No. q. ,
Ne" br ans, April % 1851. {
H0"HL the annual meeting OF this Conn
lh, eh on the 2le aa The following uniuer were duly
e'ec'e" 70 serve ior me ensuing year, viz
y. Burger. rlesilu.t
B'r FAtl foreman.
r II lima, at s4eiYfant
Gra7"r I'd mt,
Fi"tnr Ilcberi, Secretary
L. '. Frnng, Assistant Secretary.
j Rfach, TREASURER,
A, Mcneil, Steward
~ A]3 ,l PHI. WJRTz, Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-24
4p eleans Gully Gtesn avetntsdu zNornm ap 24 1861.
MILITARY! MlJITAtYl!

iiEAblt AhTERs IDCI4TAFt MILITIA,
AdiHant. q B Office,
w New Or Apul q \
w DAsbItN5 No. IOJ - FOUR REGIMENTS Of
If "hutiy wI be received and into g. of
A hc ofehertte Army, under The rr7r cprnnane
ph ~ Pt ,eFfed companies f0ns will ezyons
~ .Fe% oeLnH without delay, and will report the
<Aoj'''it''Fhcfal BY order Of
TAOS. o. MOORE.
f|nVorEOr t,.mmiU I
LL- = ~ tulahf ana it5'rctor Gene ~ La a2i
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-24

HEADQUARTERS BENvLLE GUARDS
IL frw 'rcus ApIt 20. ,S6 {
ta S7ECIAl. GRDg1s3S-l The r snnr drills Of
III the Hirnve tinaria Will he hrld ESD AVS III RS
II DAY ard SATURDAYS of each ok III ~ o'c ocE p
NJ, At ther \ moty No T. Full nn street.
Inc regular meetings the Company will be held each
SUNDAY of the wCrl at l. v clock NJ.
BY order
MARK l. MOORE, CAPTAIN.
i I Il
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-24

WEDNESDAY EVENING. April 24 1861.
Farewell benefit Of the ed rlc,tiator Professor
IERFNAAN.
s&iAThnr~h y-3clet of Nj enib rl "Joscph Egyptn
and itll aud 5lll actr nf "Ele liiGurnOis.
PRICE or AnMIS$IUN-Dre7 Circle, IMtiics4 RoEee Pa
qIete Second Gallery, 81 50; FIT Boxes and Pit 81; Fhr
tlain5-, 81 rt!ts.
Ea~}h,ors open At 8. To commenc4 st :.
NJ t 4nf Lrait In n-L.1- ~ n9l
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-24

Profess Vegas respectfully informs his friends The puh
lie III gene III that his NJ Bill will b, given WEnN
NAV la l-GI
O'Clock, .itcr wngn tlr Bal for will ,gin
lHdie Cent wi> oh ain
send their and Pro Vegas at Fellows
HHl
Gent Gm"ns Ticke he oboi4.d the Hall the Mu
i'os' tv.tv' alri't"nc..' r,e a2? +