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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-05-25


"Of all the child-furniture we have ever seen
no article combines so much of those two impor-
tant things-heath and happiness-as the Ad-
Unstable Patent Steo! Spring Saddle Horse, in
vented by Jesse a. CranJall, 1t is not danger.
Gus, like n common rocking-horse, 10 children's
feet, cannot be upset, does not wear carpets, hut
stands firm on lis base, and its action is so Ike
the gailop of a live horse hat the child never
wearcs Of it. This latest Of child novelties is ex.
| ceedingly elegant and artistic in design and so
adjustable substantial, and durable, that it will
last lifetime. 1t is Indispensable in cvery
family where there are children. II should he
in every primary school and gymnasium in the
country, os it can be made large aud strong
enough to sustain grown persons. As pedestal
for Photographic pictures, nothing is more hecuti-
ful.
Every Orphan Asylum and Institution where
children are cor"rega,ed, should be furn;4hcd
with number Of these beautiful articles They
are fitted with sile.saddles when required"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-05-25

AT New Orleans, about three weeks since,
our informant saw General Beaurecard
standing in the ST. Charles Hotel, conversing.
He was dressed 10 citizens garb aud bore no
appearance of having been an invalid. THIS
cun be relied on.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-05-25

The War Department to-day made very
important decision. has resolved that New
York shall have but one Major General
Instead OF four, and further, that be is 10 be
appointed by the Secretary Of War and not
by the Executive Of State, as has been the
case 10 New York in the appointment OF
NJ sjor Ge1eral Dix. This decision, of course,
applies equally TO other States.
Letters have been received to-day from
that staunch patriot, Andrew johnson. who
states his belief that Tennessee will yet 60
for the Union. He is still stumpng the
State, and lending bis and influence 10 vsri'
Gus ways to accomplish such a result.
THE GEORGE LAW MusKErs.
The George Law muskets, which have
nave the circuit Of almost the entire globe
for purchase were fualy brought back tc
Montgomery about two months since, and
made such favorable impression upoI
Jefferson Davis, that he st once purchashed
them 10 the number of 5000, at Sl3a piece
These muskets originally cost George Law
Sl.50 each aud for alteration sl'75 addition
al. When they were distributed and free
it is said that nine out Of twelve OF then
instantly burst -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-02
Southern Pacific <Esassroatg.
1000 SLAVES
WANTED BY HIRE OR BY PURCHASE.

We will purchase or hire for term of five years. Five Hun
dred Thousand Slave Laborers work Southern
Pacific Railroad, in Toxasmmedaely of Shreveport,
LII in region and protected from invasion moeoa
ton from the conflict which shall
of this country The country through which the road passes is
entirely healthy and for the distance 800 miles
west of Shreveport peetraes the agricultural
countries on the continent of America
This company has magnificent grant from Texas g.,
1920 for every mile of road the company constructs
the distance of 800 miles Shreveport on the EASTERN FL
PaSo on the western boundary Of Texas In times like the pre-
sent the company command pay
h to the rapid development conpanys
for term of years by hire by actual purchase this
pay will make the most liberal arrangements
with siaveowners in Kentucky, Missouri Virginia. Mar land
North Carolina elsewhere the hire or purchase with
payments in the securities Of 500 or 1000 slaves
Families entire will be tken either by hire or by purchase
ine company enabled TO liberal terms the
muhihcen land grants of Texas and its ability purchase the
iron and rolling stock for the entire road Texas the
construction bonds the company equal
All the rights Of this fixed md by the laws
OF Texas This company has secured the sympathy
route on the 32d degree Of parallel of SANCTION
OF several Of the most powerful European Governments
amongst them France Spain, Portugal Belgium
er'andas well AS of large capitalists commercial and
Tractors OF these countries The late Congress-
States passed bill At It's asst session. donating this company,
through Arizona New Mexico California; some 3lpCOO
acres of land, and loan OF millions dollars
repaid i'll postal and other public This passed
House OF Representatives, amended in the Senate and only
failed 10 become law for the Of time and startling po
cal events familiar to the nation
No in the world has larger basis
prosecution and company has
the appreciation Of so many American States and European
crnnCntspronsn much benefit Stockholders and 10
the world such upendous bringing inevitably
completion this continent, the Chu Japan
Australia and the whole Pacific Coatdistlbut the
dcrvHbe from the trade travel etc. each 10 every city
from the Gd of Mexico to the hnrDor
lenc co'-gjvng each its due and natural sharea COM
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-02
From she Seat OF war.
TRULY SUPERB
PHOTOGRAP VIEWS,
A PICTURE WORTH FRAMIN G.,
The Price is the same as Photographs OF
Smaller Size have invariably Sold For.


No. l, A. View of the Orleans Cadets Capt nrenx pa.
rno in front of their eucampment til mouth Of Big Bayou,
Pensacola
No. l, B. View of the Orleans Cadets Capt. Dreux
of their encampmeu the mouth Of Big Bayou Pensacola.
No. c. View of the encapment Of the Orleans Cadets,
Capt. Dreux, showing camp life while CT Guty
No. l, d. View of Officers Officers Tents Of Orleans
Cadets.
No. View Of Fort pickers beach in Of
Fort Barrancas This tie land Wort Plckena-Gis.
lance about mile and half.
No. 3. Front view OF Fort BarrAncns from the beach.
No l. View OF the old Spanish Fo.t EHrtncNs, wiki Fort
Pickens i'll the distance
No View of top and interior Ct Fort Bnraneas, with the
at the guns.
No. View top and interior Of Fort Buorcas ,howfng
guns, ETC.
No. :. View of the Mon around Fort Burrancas slowing
sally port, etc.
No s. View Of Sally Port to For Bar from isile lock-
ing ont, showing two l0inch Cornbads coming in,
Nr To- View from the top Of Fort Bnancs the encnmp.
of the LIST Alabama Regiment will Poucer Gurd. capt.
Clark, parade.
No. H. Vmw Of Sand Battery the rts: Of Fort narran-
No 49, View Of the i1h: horse opposite Fort pcens- los
feet high of the hes Iits in the country The top This
Lighthouse commands view Of land and the eye
reach.
No H. View of Fort Pickens from ,re top Of th house.
showing the United States squadron anchor.
No u View of Navy Yard, For, Bsrntuc.s various encHmp
mcnts, etc, from top o. Light hou,e
No Is. View o. the enc.nl1acnt Of lie 9,h,n.d 10Th Ass
si!p Regiments from top Of Iigl,-EoI,g
No l.. View OF the urlmpu!eu; the layton Guards,
Louisville ucs, the Barbour Batteries rrr with Fort
McRae in the dtstnncc ,ar from the; "pof sh o~e.
No IS Orc ot the gacou- Sad Batteries /. house.
with guns.
No 20. EncRmIme"t Of cAyon Ga't,, Cop. Nl5rcy
Light house.
No Il Euc,npmcut Of IT,, T.r1,,9He Dr!~s Capt. Ium.
worth, l.. Alabama etnea lea7 T.sht l. r>e.
No. =. ErT Of the fHsrnpme"t OF the Mississippi H"si
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-02

Boris N WARRINGTON The Tribune Of the 28th
ult. gives extracts from letter from John NJ.
Bolts to that journal, dated Washington. June 81.
He says with great danger he arrived here in dis
guise, and states that he is there as a member Of
Congress, as he announced hinaef candidate
from Richmond district He received 1IS votes,
which There being no opposition) elects him.
The letter states that the Southern insurrecton is
at its last gasp, while negro instructions are
cyerywhere threatened. Mr.. Bolts says Beaure.
gard has sent circular South, saying, " # the
Cotton States do NOT raise and equip 100000 men
in six weeks we are lost, Our troops in Virginia
are busy suppresspg instructions among the
blacks, aud, but fer this, the desire to see Wash
ington in ruins weuid long since have been graft
fed"
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No. l CAR BON OIL, III c,t-h> ari hArre'>, ST.
PEI to Lard equal to spo,,n oils, for
RaIrond boxcs.... ...,... .... 49, 30 cts. gal
No. l REFINED OIL, in casks and barrels
suitable for wi h any other Oils. 50 :.
No. REFINED OIL in casks and iArreis
suitable for Painting g all outside work
and color except VIII e........,..... y D.,
No. , R FINS D OIL, ia cast and bills, sui
able tor ship and : ptn.bo.t decks, L ,9f-
ing, cc......-a, ..,........ ......,...,... p
No. l & rs OF, IN casks and barrels, suitable
for the various kinds Of apparatus. q =.
COMMON ROSIN oil, in ca-ks suitable for
mixing with Lime for washes, also for
covering fences works etc. pre$rrv
ing the wood from exposure the wea-
Their for miSiug with common paint or
Tanners Oils. Observation-Disclosures. 20 :.
ANI.E or WHEEL GREASE in barrels half
bbs, and kegs, made for the Plantation,
Farm, Cit! and Country use.........31s 10 cts. ID.
NAPTII4A, Crude and Refined in cu>l-, used
for act!Ting burning finds Is 20 cal.
NAVY PITCH iii y and ~ gall. barrels.
raued free from Water, Sand, Chips, and
oherimpurties Price according toma
ket.
We manufacturing the above enumerated articles,
and prepared fill all orders We cell the attention Of
Dealers and Consumers stock and be mind the,
PURE and UNIFORM, manufactured exclusively fem
Southern material and managed and owned by men,
CONFEDERATE BONDS and TREASURY NOTES taken
at par. Discounts nnIe the tlade.
SIMEON ToB!., JE.,
jyl tf2p6t President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-02

ArFAiRs in CISC1NNAIf.A gentleman lately
from Cincinnati states that great change has oc-
CURED there withia the last month. Many mer-
chant has been ruined, business of all kinds is de-
pressed and the owners Of large amounts Of pro-
visions, etc., have beenlbankrupted in consequence
of the failure to permit them to ship their goods.
All classes have been placed on the same level--a
common ruin. There is astrong anti-war feeling
in the city Tie result is that tie Office of the Gin
cinnati Enquirer, It'll reported has lately BEEN or
is ahoutt be, removed TO Newport, when it will
become an anti-war journal. The object of the re-
mcyal is to save the Office from mob violence at
the hands Of the Black Republicans 1t is the in
tention TO publish in Newport and circulate it in
Cincinnati, as before.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-02
Celebration OF the Fourth OF July.

HHAD1vA Jaas a. c isgI LEWIS :
The cnlce the Regiment of ORLEANS GUARDS, of the
ORLEANS BATTALION Of ARTILLERY and ST. JAMES
RIFLES, having met council
Capt Charles Bienvsnu offered the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted;
Re9,red, That of the highest Importance that shall
atlers Of American lndepshdeHce ch 4o row smueuIy
Gesecaea BY ie FORTH whom history will stjsRati1 She
Roieed Thai for the sake of dignity her ley
sianad Of Haos g9aniss under 1sp3,ism less rbaoos
Rateo5 THAT having 20 well furnished her qnqa LouisI-
threatening Ter he hatred io,cs section has s6 10
ceRmemoale III becoming manner the p.ncp established
and The future guarantees
On motion Of Lieut.. a. Fortier, IT WAS
Resats Thai committee. COMPOSED Of an officer of said
pointed e make The necessary preparation for the ceeJo
as stated in The preamble.
Col AHgnstin therCupon appointed Major T. f. Thdari Capt
A. Roman and Capt Ghas B.e&venu.
On motion of Capt Moon Col. Augu,tin was added TO tho
| committee.
It was Further resolved that the Fourth AT SUNRISE the
Orleans Battalion of Artillery would fire eleven guns in honor
Of the Confederate States that the Governor Lieutenant
Governor OF The State would be ived to attend tie ceremony
| acc mpauied by Con. Twlsgs and Staff
1t was resolved motion of Capt a. Romain thai Capt
chHs Benveuu be md hereby authorized name of ali
the members of the committee invite Hon Pierre Souls to
address the various in the present stare of Affairs
review By the Governor
special invitation motion Of Capt Chaa. Benyenu was
extended to Hon A. B. Roman Commissioner of the Con-
..edera;e States
Editors Of the city ana country papers are respectfully invited
| toateud.
onnotion Col N. Angustin appointed tho following Com
nittee Of Arrangements:
| Major f. sALoMoN Major p E. TuEARn
Captain e FNIoToN CAPTAIN G. CRCZAT
Captain PouPART, Cant, t. ouEyRouZE.
Liedt EsGLAPoN, Cant CHS, BIENyESi,
Captain RHoMER.
Col N AUGusTIN, President,
| Capt Chs BIEsygsu, Secretary iva 2r1t
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Public School YGacGtion.

Teachers and Students and others who wish improve
selves in Penmanship Bookkeeping, Mathematics Modern
Ancient Languages select their hours if they apply
IMEEpIATEIY nobear Commercial College, corner Camp
and Common streets, from a. NJ to p. M and 10 r. NJ
Parents and Others invited to call Liberal arrangements
made with ALL The youth should be qualified
business of those who gone bring into
vice the entire industry and talent of the South.
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
1yl 2pStN President.
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Military Fair. Third District.

The Military Fair will be held on the EVENINGS of the I'd
3d. 4th and 9Th Of Iuy, the DeSoto School House, Mnde
vile street. Love and Goodcdren All military
pauies admitted free Let all those that attend The
benefit is for families of Volunteers who have left for the
Of war. Remember the patriotic motive. iyl 2p5t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-02
Ladies' Volunteer Aid Association.

The Ladies' Volunteer Aid Association call attention the
following resolution
Resolved That applications will he received from CouPn
that have authenticated by Bgadirr General
Tracy or Adjutant- General GtiYet. myl5 2ptt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-02

MILITARY NOTICES. faior- General Lewis issues
general orders for turnout of troops Of the First
Division on Thursday, in order 10 celebrate appro
priately the Anniversary of American Indepen.
dence- that Fourth of July, which belongs more
to the South than to the North.
The celebration is to take place at Camp Lewis,
on the Garrollton Railroad. The order of Major
General Lewis applies to allyolunteer companies
under Brigader General Lahnzan, Brigadier-Gen-
eral Trudeau, and Colonel Gharbonnet. The diff
ferent companies must therefore prepare them
selves for the orders Of their commanding officers ;
and the companies, besides assembling in uniform
at their armores must be provided with provisions
for a day ia the field. A reference to the orders,
officially advertised in the proper part of our pa
per, will satisfy oil who are ought to be inter-
ested.
The Twiggs Guards hold their regular monthly
meeting tomorrow evening, corner of Camp and
Common streets
The Washington Artillery, Capt. Hodgson, are
ordered TO appear at the arInory at 6 A. NJ on the
Fourth, III order TO celebrate that day
The Protection Riaes are ordered to be present
at Confederate Gate Union HalD at "a. II. on the
Fourth, to hear from their Chaplain, the Rev. Mr..
Markham, an Grafton suited to the day and to the
times.
The Confederate Rifles drill on Monday and
Thursday evenings, and will receive few more
members Of the right stripe.
See all the advertisements.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-02
FIN ANCIAL,

We take the following from the money article
in the New York News of the 9th:
Amidst the universal distress there is an insatiate
demand for money for war purposes. Nearly one
hundred millions have in sixty days been raised
already, and the movement has but begun. Let
us enumerate. The Government raised $4,000, 900
in january, and in February law was passed to
raise s25 0000 600. 1t has required four efforts to
obtain this money, which was finally got as fol-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-02

THE CELEBRATION OF THE FouRTH.-The Or
leans Artillery, the Orleans Guard, and the St.
James Rifles, at present constituting Camp Lewis,
attend celebrating the Fourth in becoming man
ner. Their prasewortby actionin this respect will
be found fully set forth in another column. 1t
settled thing that Camp Lewis will be the great
center of attraction on the Fourth.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-02
A Card

The Ladies of the Society of the Confederate Army desire 10
express their sincere thanks the Patriotic Planter who has
bestowed on them the handsome gift TEN ALES OF COT
TON The ever remains unknown to them, therefore they
adopt this mode Of expressing their obligation
~, 2n1t NRs J. Il. ROSS, President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-02

BUSINESS NOTICES. The firm Of Taylor <
Churchill is dissolved by mutual consent and Mr..
O. H Churchill will liquidate the affairs and con
Time the business in his own name. We refer to
Mr.. C.s card,
The firm of Little & Smyth is dissolved by the
death of Nj. Little. Mr.. smyth will settle the af
fairs, and continue the business in his own name.
The firm Of E. Roger 4 Co. is dissolved by mi-
tation. Mr.. Henry samory will settle up the af-
fairs of the firm, and continue the business in his
own name.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-02

oMNIBussEs FOR THE Picnic From the railroad
terminus on Canal street, and that at the Bayou
Bridge, omnibusses will convey passengers to the
City Park Picnic, at five cents. Five cents in the
car and ave cents in the omaibusses, will thus fix
the whole expense Of going and coming at twenty
cents. See Mr.. Siawson's advertisement as to this
NO FL Is
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-02
To the Public

The Ladies' Society the Confederate Army des.c 10 make
the following suternent-
it now five weeks since His Society into tho
rough organization, and during this period have furnished
banage and completed nearly fifteen hundred pieces
Of clothing for patriotic volunteers,
When the little work that each individual accomplish per
day consideration pretty fair idea Of the result
Of Societys be Obtained Sincerely believing
have done part the good least feeling
conscious eneavor perform faithfully the ard
undertaken, call upon you individually
to give your assistance
We have engaged forty TO whom pay
partially support their needy ard Otherwise destitute families
The Society makes duty employ only such need tie
sislnce thus given. Starvation word familiar all, but
few wheie the fact msy exist and bonhden
duty whilst providing for the necessities Of those who allied
in counrys defence in and will per
nit provide for the utterly destitute anG families who
ray proplennlly fall into hands. The Society has
ceved portion OF the thus employed from Of the
officers of the companies equipped by aud call upon
aid by your donations however small in keeping these
men fouorably employed during the
We receive the gatu0us assistance OF large number of
ladies' daily tender services averaging fifty
atendance who work increasingly per
To them the Society desires tender its Thanks
To the agents various sewing machines the Young Mems
Christian Association, Of hotels and Restaurants for
lunch and city press in general, cousdea-
tons due for graui,osly rendered.
Contrbu will be received daily from A. II. P. NJ
BY the officers Of the Association roer No. s. Camp
street.
Our citizens invited visit the ard for them
selves the operations of the Association. BY order
Mrs. JAMES ROSS, President.
New Orleans Juno 10, 1851 jel7 2ptf
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Pic-Sjc at the Civ Park.

The ladies Of New Orleans propose holding Picnic At the
lily Park commencing the ID OF July continue until the
of the 4h of July The object assist our pa
tic volunteers Anittsrce the Picnic, IS cents. onn
will run ont Canal the Park and on the Rail
mad terminus Mt the Bavou BRIDGE jyl 2p4t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-02
.WitisNry Goods :!

COLTS NAVY REVOLEERS.
" - Il . L CA r. IISID G L. y ,
SWORDS, sAsHEs AND BELTS
MI Il TT ARx R Er - ~ = =,
Military rIlil4ll1lillGS
C . l. ID L A c Il $, Z c i,
BLUE, GRAY AND RED BROADCLOTH
For safe
II. FRANkO'S,
III Poy1ta7. Car ,ulne street.
~ Orders for NAVY REEOLTERS AND MILITARY
EQUIPMENTS, filled at the shortest notice je2O 2ntf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-02

MERCHANTS LODGE, /. o. 0. Eth list OF
officers of this sterling Lodge is published in our
particular notice column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-02

EscnASGE on RioHMoNp.- Sight checks to be
had On al ygina cities of Brown Josnson Co. . Union
street, seeaaysrtiseneat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-02

BANK NorIcEs. The Louisiana State Bank, the
Union Bank, and the Merchants Bank, announce
that they will not be open on the Fourth. The
Merchants Bank also announces dividend of
per cent, payable on and after next Monday. See
the official notices.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-02

Colonel Wigfall, Of Texas, left Richmond on the
Goth ult., for Manassas Junction, to aid Gen Beau
regard with his couneil and assistance.
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RSatg0n Springs, a9Fu5Un.a.

The Proprietos take this method Of Informing the public
these SPRINGS, situated the ybee river miles above
Nozzle, N all times oFen for The reception of visitors
We have superior BAND OF MUSIC in attendance
and every effort shall be part TO render visitors
comfortable
Boats leave Mobile every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY EVENINGS, and arrive the Springs ABOUT 10
o'clock NEXT MORNING.
Conveyance all times the river in READINGS, 10 convey
passengers to the Springs.
JAMES CCNNOR Il CO.. Projectors.
JAMES SYNE, Druggist l'l Canal stree, New Orleans
sole agent for the BLADUN SPRINGS WATER.
ja2S 2p2mGW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-02
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY ?, 1861.

Hg- We are under renewed obligations 10 Mr.
Mckeever, of the Adams Express Company, fol
late Northern and Western papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-02

FIREwoRKs FOR THE FOURTH. All sorts Of
Fourth Of July fireworks bs had by all Who ,y to %
hate the FOURTH Of l. Piet No. 1873 Canal street See niyr
tisefnent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-02

VINO FouNp lT2-A soldier offers bis thanks for
the return Of his Ioeaetbook lost bu See aaver
ment
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TIE sE'0s-.
p no " o 6 RAPHS REDUCED
Price only 80 cents.

WILL BE on SALE FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY.
To be had the Book and Periodical stores of TIIOS L.
WHITE, TO Canal Il. q. SrETSON II GO 81 Camp; DA-
FREMONT, under Odd Fellows Hill; WERLEIN'S, 3 and )
Camp SUWTEEIEY, under the st. Charles Hotel A. & L.
BLACkMAR, "A Camp, GEO. ELLIS, New Post Office and
Commercial Place II. COBURN rs and I2O Tchouptonas
HOL1E co, Exchange Puce; TEWEIIIS liz st. Charles
WM FLEMING So Magazine street and at IS Poy
dras street ic2i 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-02

Who Has TUE Doc? ~ See Advertisement of
Wheeiwfght 4 Hickey, in smother column