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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-18

"A edy designed be the Alternative TINT can
be made Il Is concentrated of Para Sar.aparn
as to afford effective anttoe for the diseases Sarspr
reputGd to 1t is believed that remedy is wanted
by those who suffer from complaints and u one
which will accomplish their prove of immense service
tn this large class Of afflicted fellow citizens. How com
on many of the worst be found Of the following
plants:
Head Syphilis SvphIio Affections Mercnrnl Disease
Indigestion Eypelaq Rose st Auhouys Fire and indeed
the whole class of complaints arising from mpurty Of the
Blood.
This compound will be found great prom otter of health when
taken in the spring. expe the foul humos which foster
them many ranking disc ders npped in the bud Multi
tndes ca by the aid of this remedy themselves from
the will strive to rid sefo corrupions not assisted
to do this through the natural channels Of the body by
find its impurities bursting through the in pmpes efup
tons or sores: cleanse 1t when find is obsucd sing
ngs will e you Even where no particular disorder is
FELT people enjoy better health and live longer for cleansing
this pabulum of life dsodered there be no lasting health
Sooner later something go wrong and the great
chinery of life Is dfsordered or overtime wn.
Sarsapsa has and deserves much the reputation of accom-
pis7n2 these endf But the world has been egegosy de-
not all the virtue he claimed Tor it, but becaue many
preparations pretending be of 1t con
tain bnt little ef the sirtne Of Sarsaparia hing else
During ae years the public have been misled by large bot
Ties pretending give quart of Extract Sarsaparn for
one dollar Most of these have been frauds upon the sick
hey not only contain hut little any Snranparla but often
curative properties whatever Hence bitter ard painful dsap
ponment followed the Of the various of
pa "hch HOOD the market n the name itself justly de-
psed ami has become synonymous with imposition cheat
sti we call this compound Sarsapara and intend supply
such remedy as shall rescue the name from the load of 0bo
guy which upon it. And think ground for be-
eFng has virtues which irresistible by the ordinary run
complete eradication from the SYSTEM remedy should be m
diGiouslg taken according to directions the bottle
Prepared by Or, j. G AVER Lowell, Mass Price, 81 per
bottle six bottles for IS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-18
CaVENIloA Of TIE STATE Of LOUISIANA.
xoes AND RESOLUTIONS DOTTED BY THE.
RorGE Of LOUISIANA. m CONVENTION AS
ssssN BaED
II n n u 2 2 n " ,I7EJ7a N z 7!3
An ORDINANCE

Am
sESA Esssss sxss cersain FunSis TO the Govern
sssstsE III siae confederate states Of America
10 he Peot,7e Of he STATE of louisiana, IN Con
sabsea, do declare and orddia, and /.
Il syef and oyddined:
EsfsxFOS 1. Taat the sum of three hundred and
satne thousand two hundred and sixty.seven
&afHEs ad forty-six cents, now in the hands of A.
State Depository, and known as the Bul.
Rfau Fund be- transferred to the Government Of
stie Confederate States Of America, and that said
Sskate Benositarv be and he Is hereby authorized
As& Instructed to pay said sum upon the order OF
sa Secretary Of the Treasury of said Confederate
sSsstMzas
DC. nc 10 t,sse. declare and o1-ddia, That
Tie aaa of one hundred aud forty.seyen thousand
lire handfed snd nineteen dollars and sixty.six
ssalzfs, being the balance received by said State
Yseeoaitary from the Customs since the 3fst of
~5Mssaavy last be transferred to said Government,
paid BY said Depository upon the order of said
sseeestarg
Masatsd il Convention, in the city Of New Or
n 49, this seventh day Of March, eighteen hundred
asds s@SxtFaone.
SssssdJ A. MouToS,
President Of the Convention.
Hast- TEos. WHEAT. seelessry.#
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-18

Few. 23-7No. 1885 en- favour de Otis H.
Ieider pour quatre ceEt-une pstres
clnquante. nenf sGents... :. ......z..s, 401 80
Fey. 23No. 1886 en- favour de Alfred
Gradings pour soiSante. deux pastres
cinquante cents. ..........,,t, 60 so
Fey. 23-No. 1887 en- favour de James
II. Arnold pour trois cent soixante-
r, deux piastres cinquante tros cents, 362 SO
FEY. 25--No. 1891 en- favour de Magee Il
Panser pour cinquante-six pastres.. 90
tey. 23-No. 1892 en- favour de W. H.
Edmundson pour cent cinquante trois
n plastres elnquantesept cents 49,. 1853 81
Fey 25-No. 4046 en- favour de P, G.
Hume pour soixante-six piastres. . &c 90
Few. 25-No. 4047 en- favour de j. W.
BUM pour solXante-siX piastres .... &C 90
Fey. 26-No. 1850 en- favour de George
Whiteman pour cling cent quatre. vingt-
r, n ne1f piastres :......."...... $50 90
Fey. 26.-No. 4052 en- favour de j. V.
Durable pour deux cent trente-sept
plastres cinquante cents. ........ 237 so
Resolu de plus, Que lie dit d6positaire de FEtat
est ct demeure par la pr6sente autoris6 ct requis
de transferer au dit compile du bureau des Postes
la somme de douze mile piastres, des fonds sus-
dts entire SEES mains Ia date susdite pour payer
des mandats ennis avant lie % janvier 1861
Resolu de Plus, Qu'apres ayoir solde les man
OATS don't lie paemens est autoris6 par les risolu-
tons qui precedent, DIES fonds uui Sc trouyaent au
credit du reVenu public au 81 janvier 1861, la ba-
lance restante r6servGe pour solder lie salaire
dd ceux qai ont fait le recensement des Etats-
Unis dams Get Etat.
Adoptee en- Convention en- la vile de la NOu-
velleO Orleans le neuvieme Jour de mars de l'annee
de notre Seigneur mil huit cent soxante-et.un.
lsignsl A. aOUFON
Certihs J. TH0s, WHEAT, secrs,aire. NILS lot
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-18

STATE or LoUIsIAHA,
... Parish Of Orleans, city of New Orleans !
Be remembered that this day of December 1860
before me- the subscriber Justice Of the Peace
city aforesaid personally appeared Omer Gaar President
and Schroeder Secretary of the Citizens Insuace
company of New Orleans who being duly according
law do dpose and that tho above Just and
true and correct transcript from the books said Company
O. GAILLARD, President.
A. SCHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this day. December 5
1860. ARTHUR sAUCIER,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board OF ruse0s hsve resolved pay per
eres on the outstanding Certificates Of Profits the years
1851 1858 and 1852 and after the MONDAY in Feb
ruary next
G Gso + y WHIT RSs5, r E sa Han''
poGglns West Martin Gordon IT.,
p Jamson, Numa Augustin.
Al i. aiitenborger' Gs Sds, Olivier
omsr Gaiiiard.
Ths Company eoRnueo insure against the perls
and rivers and loss damage by Ere current raeg
premiums.
49, Office No. 5 Carondeletstrset. Dill If
EOR GON0RREEeA, GLEEr, WEAKNESS, PAINS
sEEzF = RSaG Gi!aG'S 4if5S srEo1o
OF co s FSs
ssas Of England Of France and Of Anecs acEnowlsdEd
Purely vegetable in composition harmless eff
oaesous system nygoTsed and the dsblitated
body. and depressed mind are restored energy.
d. ABRAMs,
Solo agent for the United Stater,
nTlT IL ApothacarV. 2h Camp street. Now Orleans
7 .oU1sIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
onee-south of Camp and Natchez streets, New
Orlsaass
sfe%GFas for the ending 29h February 1867 81
ss P9Rs q tne year ~ Sol "
NsssO zSn February s2s4S 70
Tbs Trustees hays declared Scrip Dividend Of SSH PEI
CENT after paying interest outstanding Certificates
1858. 49, sNS W W 9p ~ W |
interest paid redeemed the I4th
on and after LIST June, 1860 =
4, P. J4NytRR. Secretary. as lin '
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-18

Four autoriser lie Placement de certains Man.
dats ennis yertu dc rautorite DIES Eents-
Unfs.
assemble en- Contention, Que A. j. Gurot, d6posi,
tare de Etat est ct demeure par la pr6sente auto
rise payer les mandats ci-apres 6num6res ennis par
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-18
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Y
To authorize the Payment of Ccrtatn War.
rants tssned under ahe authority of ths
United States.
|. Resoloed By the People of the Stale Of
Lotsssasiu, IL Convention assembled, That AZ. ].
Guirot. State Depository be and he is hereby au-
thoTized to pay the following warrants issued by
the United States, viz:
No. 1876 Favor of Hamilton Stewart,
for two thousand dollars. 81. $3.50. $1,000 90
D. A.. for fifsv dollars ......... - so 90
No. 5lTi--Favor of r ]. Lovejoy, for a. ~,
thirty-iye dollars. -. $500. $50. 30 W
No. 5207--Faver of ]. c. Pendergrast,
for two hundred and sixty two dollars, 262 90
No. s429-Fayor Of w. B. Marshall, U.
s. b., for tlfty-one dollars and nine
N6 ee sssl-.Favor If II. B. Marshall T. "
S. ", for fifty dollars. ..........;.. so 90
No. 5232-Favor of G. l., Mosan, for
three hundred dollars .............. 800 90
No. 52s3- Favor of a. Borceging, for
three hundred dollars. ............. 800 90
No. 52S4--Favor of Fl. Gascon, for two
hundred and seventy-iye dollars 2T5 90
No. 52S5--Fayor of ]. III. Washburn, for
three hundred dollars ............ 800 90
No. 525l-Fayor of J. H. Ayrand, for
Il two hundred and fifty dollars. ....... ESQ 90
No. 5252--Favor of WI. MoCulloh, for
i've hundred dollars. ...........,... 500 90
No. 52s9--Favor of j. Fl. Stewart, for
tWenty-four dollars and seventy-nine
10. sso-Fayor Of DR.. j. NJ. Reus, for
ninety dollars. .................,... 90 90
No. 53l4-Favor of r. N. Edmudson,
for one hundred and twenty five dol
lars. .........:........ l25 90
No. 53ls--Favor of G. Purvis, (Receiver)
for thirteen hundred and sixty-six dol
lars and eighty cents. .:....:.,.., 1866 80
70. 26S4-Favor of s. w. Dalton, (army
Pension AGENT for five thousand dol
lars ............... 5000 90
70. 2193--Favor Of H. C. Miller, U. S.
D. Atty, for forty dollars. ... 40 90
10. 2l94--Fayor Of N. R. Jennings,
clerk, for thrty-seyen dollars and sew
op+t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-18

Grea numbers of Cergymen Physicians Statesmen and EN-
1nent have lent their certify
1eled usefulness Of these remedies but space here will not
permit the insertion of them The named furnish
gratis American manac in which they given with
also full descriptions of the above complaints and the treatment
that should be followed for their cure.
Do not be put OF by unprncped dealers with other nre
pRrations they make profit Ayers take
Others The sick want The best aid for them and
AL our remedies for sale by JOHN WRIGHT b CO.
Nos q and l5 Charities street. New Orleans and by ali Drug
gfsts. NILS en- wv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-18
s=Eze=, A. Il. BLACE6NEAR d BEtO., u-azsvA>
VERss Wholesale and Retail Dealersin FWETT
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
"a Camp street, New Orleans.
A. ROYAL, SATLNIAhER,
Nos Is Canal and II Crossman Streets
Sign Of the Root Hog or Die

Manufacturer Of all kinds of Plain and Fancy AWNINGS
TENTS, TARPAULTNS, ETC. Also all kinds of FLAGS and
BANNERS, suitable for companies or other PURPOSES with
Fagstahs to suit Fall and Purchase Ropes, Sings etc. fitted
and furnished to order at the shortest notice. BLOCKS of all
sizes ready strapped likewise a kinds of heavy BLOCKS
sPARs and RIGGING suitable for raising machinery or any
other heavy material.
have likewise on hand fine lot of SPRUCE sPARs which
offer for sale Cheap for Cash.
All of the articles can be found Mt No 1e Cr !,
Crossman Streets New Orleans.
NJ b. san and Rigging work in all It's branches and country
orders promptly flied at the shortest possible notice
MIG Iy6W
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NJ. RAUHE, GENERAL COMMISSION AND FOR
street. - - -
Prompt attention given forwarding eghts to the pur
chase and sale of al kinds of Produce ia29 IL
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PREPARED GLUEr


~ v ~ DIsPATUH
R9~"A Stitch In Time Saves Nine asv
Asaccidens will happen ar,,1ta, "a
very desirable to have some cheap
pairing Furniture, Toys Crookery, etc.
Spaiding'a Prepared Cline
Meets all such emergencies and household can h
Wheut 1t Is always ready and up to the sticking pon,
rhereis no longer necessity for ping chairs spntfre va
neers hesdlesS dolls and broken cradles It is ,
oF cone, shell and other ornamental work 40 L.
dies Of refinement and taste. -
This admirable preparation is cold being che,eaI1x
held in solution and possessing s the valuable Qualities ma
peat cabinet makers glue. 1t nay used in the pIacp I'D
nary nuclage, being vastly more adhesive.
"UsKFUL IN EVERY HOUSED
n. B.-A Brush accompanies each bottle Prize zscspt-
Wholesale Depot, No. 4a Cedar street Nav, ynrk
Address HENRY G. sPALDIEG d CO
Box No. $500, New York,
Tor Dealers in Cases containing four eight.
Lthograph Show Gard ACCOMMODATING as.
package. 20 ~
H3-A Singlebottle of sPALDING's PREPARED a1un
viii save ten timesiss cost annually every househsld ~
Bold by s prominent ststoners Druggists Hardareora
furniture Dealers, 9rocsrs, and Fancy Stores
Country merchants should make note NJ sp
PREPARED GU when making up therlist II viii ,n
~ jalg lyAW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-18

THIPORTAET TO FAMILIES,
e L N A
SALT ANUFACTURING CoMPANY's
SAPONIFIER,
The ready Family Soap Maker, and Universal
Cleanser,
VIII make hard water soft clean Paint remove Ink from
type, Grease from Kitchen Utensils, etc. 1870
]to II pounds refuse groase, usually given away at
about IL cent per pound, Notwithstanding
z. n---.- . IS cents
SOFT SOAP. - s'"
RECETPr for making o Soap sent fes bv ad
dressing Depot OF Company, ~ ~
LEWIS, JAMES 4 Co,
49,. ~, ,-,, Philadelphia.
In the
Shreveport daily news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-04-18

your voice and football, the hands
throb and Jingle to touch you and feel
you once more safe within their
grasp. SO on 1 could enumerate;
but l come to the little feet which are
kicking and stamping to have their
boots laced. want you! want you!!
want you??! AS to there being any
conditions about the arrears of petting,
I am crazy. l must have it, or l shall
hate you. The Red Sea between us
is an impossibility. 1 would rather
be boy blower. My hand and arm
have been in a shocking state, but is
mending and inflammation gone; but
l can scarcely write, as you perceive.
The Rifles are quartered here. The
one here is the doctor Do not know
if he goes to the club; but we have
not seen anything Of him here, so do
not think there is much Danger
Write and say what hour you will
arrive. must meet you. l see you
can only leave, Liverpool on the 18th,
at night. That will make you day
late. You might leave on the 18th,
but l suppose you won't. You stingy
thing, say l am to have the arrears
then, cento mile faccia mia vita, mia
gioa, mia lutte; but not without the
payment. La tua.
Monda. THERESA.
Shreveport daily news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-04-18
THERESA.

\ GERMAN BARON IN TROUBLE
G. II. Wanghoefer, alias Baron Wis
loughoh,, Prussian, was arrested in
New York on Thursday, on charge
Of defrauding the firm of Stanton &
Co., brokers, out of $3.50 sterling,
by means of a forged draft OH the
Bank of Berlin. The drafts We're
discounted by Stanton g. Co., and
forwarded to Berlin, when they We're
shortly afterwards returned, with the
announcements that they were utterly
worthless, and that the drawer was Il
fugitive from justice. Messrs. STAN
ton s. Co., accordingly had Wang
hoefer arrested.
Shreveport daily news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-04-18

An excellent cement for seams IN
the roofs of houses, or for any similar
defects, may be made with lead, dry
white sand, and as much oil as Will
render it Of the consistency of putty;
it becomes as hard as any stonein the
course of a few weeks. The lead
forms a kind Of hux with the sand,
adapting it to the filing up of cracks,
in brick buildings, also for pointing
up the bases of chinneys, where they
project through the roofs of shineled
houses.
Shreveport daily news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-04-18

LINcoLN's PoL1CY.-The :ali.at!ei-
pfia Inquirer contains tie following
among its telegraphic dispatches:
The suggestion made to the Com
missioners, in some informal way, by
a member of the Cabinet. that ma
jority of the people OF IL" seeded
States had never espresso: a desire TO
separate themselves from the Govern.
ment of the United States, and there
fore entitled to be heard before It's
protection is withdrawn from them,
was responded to by the Commission
ers, as follows: They sav, tirst,
that the plan pursued By them was
the one adopted in the ratification OF
the United States Constitution, when
the work of the Trainers was submit:
ted to conventions Of the people III
the several States, and that their
affirmative votes was deemed q subj
cient sanction Madison, Hamilton,
Randolph. Mason, the Pincknsys.
and Rutledges, all did this, they say"
Shreveport daily news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-04-18
All Sorts Of Paragraphs

1t is said that SlO,OOQ,OO0 are an
nualEy gambled on faro in New York.
Charleston, South Carolina, eNults
in the possession now of a steam fire
engine, the manufacture Of her own
mechanics.
The New York World says that
about one-third OF the German popu-
lation of the West are applicants for
consulships.
President Iincoln's reception in
Trenton, New Jersey, for a few hours
cost the State $4,000! This is even
more extravagant than the Albany
one.
A buxom dame lately sued. in a
London Court for divorce Oh the
GROUND that her husband was ohjec-
tionable because he wore Il silver
nose.
Mrs. Cora y. V. Hatch, "the medi-
um," says she has received a lecture
on secession from Gen. Andrew Jack
son, and has published it i'll pamphlet
form.
The New York Commercial Adver-
tiser offers reasons why Fort Sumter
should be blown up rather than be al
lowed to pass into the hands OF South
Carolina IN its present condition.
Under the head of "terrible retribu-
ton We find /. chronicled that I.
young, unmarried girl of ST. Louis,
who "loved not wisely, but too we'll"
gave birth, on Tuesday, to three
children. All doing we'll:
A wretch in Cincinnati on Monday,
after beating his wife and driving her
from the house, dragged his own child
a three years old boy, from the bed, and
held him down on hot stove until
almost burned to death.
On the 10 of February, Gasparis
discovered at Naples, yet another as
teriod, for which, it is rumored, he has
proposed the name of Garibaldi.
The Cape Ann Advertiser reports
the arrival at Glouscester Of the schoo-
ner Clara B. Warren with halibut
which weighed 265 pounds.
Shreveport daily news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-04-18

For professional and business cards, On
Guiding the Daily papcr,) not exceeding
five lines, for II months, S13-without
paper, $40.
The privilege of yearly advertisers is
strictly limited L" their own immediate and
regular BUSINESS and the business of an
advertising firm is not considered as incu-
ding that of its Individual members.
Advertisements published at irregular
intervals, s per square for each insertion.
Announcing candidates for Il District or
State office. $40; for Parish Office, $40;
City Office, 500 be paid i'll advance.
All advertisements for strangers or tran
sicnt persons. to be paid in advance.
Advertisements not marked on the copy
for specified 1iluc will be inserted till
forbid, and payment cxacted.
Marriages and deaths will be published
as news obituaries, tributes of respect and
funeral invitations as other advertisements.
Shreveport daily news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-04-18

II WISH IHAD A CAPfTAL."-So l
heard great strapping young man
exclaim the other day ! did want to
tell him piece of my mind so bad.
But III just write il to him. You
want capital do you2 And suppose you
had what you call capital what would
you do with it! You want capital!
Haven't you got hands and feet, and
body and muscle, and brains; and
don't you call them capital? What
more capital did God give anybody?
Oh! but they are not money, say you.
But they are more than money; IF
you will use them they will make
money, and nobody can take them
from you. Don't you know how to
use them? If you don't it is time
you were learning. Take hold Of the
first pillow, or hoe, or jack-plane, or
broad-axe that you can find, and go
to work. Your capital win soon yield
you Il large interest. Aye, but there's
the rub; you don't want to work, you
want money or credit that you may
play the gentleman and speculate, and
end by playing the vagabond; or you
want a plantation and negroes, that
you may hire an overseer to attend
to them, while you run about over the
country and dissipate, and get in debt;
or you want to marry some rich girl
who may be foolish enough to take you
for your fine clothes and good looks,
that she may support you
Shame upon you, young man! Go
to work with the capital you have,
and you'll soon make interest enough
upon it, and with it, to give you as
much money as you want, and make
you feel like man. If you cant
make money upon what capital you
have, you couldn't make it if you had
a million of dollars in money. you
don't know how to use bone and mus
Gle and brains, you would not know
how to use gold. If You let the cap
ital you have lie idle and waste and
rust out, it would be the same thing
with you if you had gold; you would
only know how to waste.
Then don't stand about like a great
helpless child, waiting for somebody
to come in and feed you, but go to
work. Take the first work you can
find, no matter what it is, SO that YOU
may be sure to do it, like Billy Gray
did his drumming-well. Yes, what
ever you undertake, do it Well; al
ways do your best. If you manage
the capital you already have, you W i'll
soon have plenty more To lna,1ava. but
if you can't or won't manage the cap
ital God has given you, you will ne
Yer have any other to manage. DO
you hear, young man l-Ex.
Shreveport daily news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-04-18
4 SIMPLE REMEDY

ASIMPLE REMEDY-A writer in the
Baltimore Sun, who was afflicted sever
ly in his family by that appalling dis
ease, bronchitis, has found relief from
the following remedy Take honey
in the comb, squeeze it ont, dilute it
with little water, and wet the lips and
a mouth occasionally with it. 1t has
never been konwn to fail, in eases
where children had sorathroats SO
swollen as to be unable 20 swallow. -
1t is certainly simple remedy.
and may bea very efficaeious one.
Shreveport daily news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-04-18

In most quarrels, there is a fault on
both sides. Both flint and steel are
necessary to the production Of spark;
either Of them may hammer on wood
forever, and no fire Will follow
Shreveport daily news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-04-18

A Montgomery dispatch ofthe lst
inst, to the Charleston Mercury, states
that another requisition has been made
by the Confederate Government upon
the States for troops toproceed to Pen
saccla,