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Neh Orlaans 4ailg Gresteut.
TUESDAY MORNING. MAY IA, 1851.
gotaI ynttll1gente.
PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS.

We have received specimen copies of number
Of Photographic Views of the seat of war-Pensa-
cola and all its surroundings Pckens, Bar
ra1cas, and McRae, and of the different military
companies there. These views are very large, and
were taken on the spot by an excellent artist of
this city. They are exceedingly true to life, and
there can be no difficulty iu recognizing the brave
and manly forms of our boys there, drawn up in
martial array, seated at their camp fires, or re-
posing on their tented fields. We understand these
really splendid views will be on sale in day or
two at the book, music, and picture stores, and
Mr. EdWards the artist, returns to Pensacola to OBJ
tain views of other scenes there, both before and
after the expected battle.
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Several gentlemen residing down town yesterday
informed US that they had just returned from an
expedition down below the city, in quest of re-
ported negro insurrection. They state that they
failed in the attainment of their object, but that
during the expedition they were pursued and at
tlcked by the well-known and ferocous mosquito
tribe. Their numbers being small, as compared
with the enemy, they succeeded in making a mas
terly retreat, after, in the warmth of blood,
slaughtering about one million of their assalants.
AS this was done purely in self-defence we do not
think they should be held amenable to any other
than Mnsauito law.
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The Boston Courier saws:

Another State rgina) has forgotten its honor and that
State the brhEace of Washington His grave advice
ieced Jefferson is forgotten, and Madison is spuned
better soh
Let sehe Of Light Hose Harry commands the
forces of Virginia. His Chief aid is j. A. Washington the
only living representative Of George Washington. The great
grandson of Thomas Jefferson command the howt2er battery
At Richmond Madison left no descendant. A grandson Of
Patrick henry is captain in the Virginia forces The
scendants Of Chief Justice Marshall in the rank and in
command James B. Clay the representative of Henry Clay,
has advised the secession of Kentucky ard declared hs will
irgness and determination to defend the Sonh representa-
tive of Mr. Calhoun is in the South Carolina regiment There
not revolutionary sire that has representative
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FROM Monte oMERY. Mobile Tribune's cor

respondent at Montgomery writes follows:
TIL" Hon. R. NJ T. Hunter, of Virginia. arrived last night
He has been looked for with eage,uess account
general reputation for staesmanshp, especially his
ability
TIE President Cabinet and heads of bureaus connue labor
with almost unparalleled energy and asduty On the night
before the last the Cabinet in session until A. Mhow
mnch longer am unable TO am told that it
thing for The secreeS atte working a day. to go TO their
offices 10 O'Clock P. NJ, and remain there until
night know that the habit Of of the subordinate
officers The President looks somewhat aded effects
of this labor Although he could III be spared from
of administration. could almost hope he will
take he field at the h ad of the army.
Hi pese would inspire the most unbounded confidence
and enthusiasm and the change of life would probably be
favorable to the preservation OF his health.
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ST. MARY's PAR1sH.-From the Planters Banner


The CropsThe crops look WE'LL except those which suffered
by the late hail Storm Fortunately portion parish
escaped its raVages.
The ladies of this parish have many Of them
been busy at work at the Courthouse in this place for the
weeks making clothing for the St. Mary volunteers They
have abont completed their patriotic and benevolent labors
Orr Military Copdny0ur volunteer this place
numbers nearly hundred and twenty They
drill twice each day and they progressing admirably. Their
soldiers ST. Mary will have be proud of them wher
ever they go.
SHicioHs Characters several suspicious caHc-
floating about in This parish, which
siderable talk and excitement in the villages.
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The grand total thus GOO stand besides
20 revovers which said be hand various points.
We bave included in the above the owned e States
OF Tennessee Arkansas Texas Kentucky Maryland and Er
gniR, which will increase The humber Be
sides this there thought 2o0000D of private arms,
which will all practical by
the In face Of the above figures let deny that
the South sufficiently well armed drive miniou of
Federal power from her SOIL any possible emergency
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Coon SHors.-Monday last the Captain of the
Banks County Guards ordered trial of k in shooting his
corps III? plan adopted was putting up hat as mark and
they and fire without hesitation After the trial
had been cpeed "A men having fred the hat brought
to the Captain, and 60 bullet holes found been
made No repaaion had been made, the
imprOmptu affair.
soldier rhunderbot himself by shooting for visit
for small wagers; the target is quarter of dollar
split stick, Mt hund ed yards distance he rarely fails
of his mark, thus keeping his pocket lined with change
Savannah Republican.
What chance would the spndeshanked factory operatives
Massachusetts, stand before such shots as those?
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MATERIAL. EOR FIGHTING

The steamer Acadia, Capt. Vincent which ar.
rived on Sunday evening, brought from the arsenal
at Baton Rouge, guns-l2-pounders 1916 10nch
coumbiad shells, 36G bomb shot, G8 boxes tent
poles, and boxes tents. The shells, as they were
carted up street, were highly interesting to many
who had never seen SIGH"
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GEN. BEAuREGAR ARD.-The Lagrange (Georgia)
Rennrter of the 10Th

Gen: BaTegdrdThs gallant defender of our Government
passed through city Saturday last his Mont
gomey whittier he had been called by the President He
certainly modest and uDassuniug man. and young
lady remarked to hs bravery far exceeds his eoqence
zen Beauregard accompanied by his Aids, Coils
ming and A. G. Rice Gov Manning made short and patriotic
speech-full fire.
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ARMS IN THE SoUrH.-The erroneous opinion

ARMS IN THE SoUTH.-The erroneous opinion
seems prevalent in quarters that the South is totally de
tute of arms and ammunition for her defence and such
ment has actually been urged sufficient argument against
the blow which she has recently her independence
An estimate of the amount hand however will demonstrate
the folly Of the fears which such false opinion may have
geAdered and show state Of preparation for The
following seizures have been made since the inception Of the
thernr mn ---
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WHEw WHAT A TERRIBLE FATE AWAITS Us.

prominent Chicago merchant writes:
The West alone will furnish enough (and feed them too
to blot the South from the face of the EARTH with traitor left
TO tell her tale she smell POWDER but shall taste
provisions Chicago will send 20 900 men to war our
banks have offered half Million private subscriptions and
free gift to and sustain the soldiers reached about SOO
the past twenyfour hours Tell Boston make no
and stripes God and the whole Union though continent
o me be
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Gov Hicks has issued his proclamation designat-
ing Thursday lshof june the day for holding special
on in Maryland for the choice of of the Congress
which is to assemble in special session Washington on The
4il Of July. X. a=&7 s5s47s '-a2s
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HEss1ANs.-The city government at Boston or

oerlng S2 moa besides the regular itvernment nay
Volunteers invade the South So after all thousands VIII
rising everywhere in the North to sustain the Govern
ment ii that is the pay that brings these vou
teers Rut the money will last and when it is exhausted
volunteering in the North will be slow business.
sbpry w
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ipgfon. in numbers varying from one ID shree
Thousand per Day.
Aresinent II Il, ,day, quartersd ait 1nHapoli ,igs
composed of and offcered entirely BY Germans.
Several regiments left Washington within the last
two or three days for the Relay House. Their uisi
mate destination il HaFper's Ferry.
A Battery commando the RAILROAD at tha Point 1F
Rocks, twelve miles below Harperfs Ferry wfle.
the bridge across the Potomac Is commanded By
another battery.
Scouting parties range the country for fifteen
miles, north, east and west and upon the slightest
alarm they communicate by signals agreed up0ns
The Confederate Congress
montgomery May l2.-- 1t ID probable that Com
glest est aga w aa5onrn q urn within the next ter days a
| may render necessary.
Affairs in Cincinnati.
GLNefSNATf, May 1.-THE city presents i qufet
A large body of troops, which came fovn III.
Alton and Chicago railroad shave gone to Balleyts.
MAJ. Anderson leaves New York did Tuesday foF
Blockade Of New Orleans.
ANNAPOLIS, May Is--The Secretary Of War sava
that New Orleans will be closed by 1he Time
Charleston and Savannah experience tile effects "a
a blockade.
Reinforcement Of Fort MeHenry.
BALTIMORE, May 13--The city il trananil A
large number of-Northern troops II momentariIy
expected.
Fort MeHenry has been largely reinforced.
large load Of military goods was seized by the
troops on the F0ad leading to Frederick.
Spies, it 10 reported, are among the Federal
troops
Two privateers have been captured off Gardnsr's
Island, New York.
Arrival Of the North star Al New York.
New YoRK, May 13.-The q. s. mail steamship
North Star arrived at this port to-day from Aspiz
wall bringing Ss00,190 in specie. n M
The G.. w. Smith has arrived i'd charge af Il ,,rza
master. 55i
Later from California
| FoRT KEARsEY, May 1.-The Pony Express,
with dates from San Francisco to the lst has ar-
rived here.
The Collector Of the Port Of San francisco syn
| pathizes with the South.
A secession flag was unfurled over the Marshai,s
| office, but afterwards hauled down
| It is thought that some thirty thousand men Ill
California will favor the independence of the South
| ern Gonfederacy.
Cincinnati Markets
| GIscnsNATI, May 13.- There were sales oR PoFk
to-day at SIG SO per bbl. for Mess Whisky Is
quoted at 12ac. the gallon Sugar sales at 6 to 6sc
| Coffee was sold at l3a 10 l3ac. the pound Molas-
| ses is selling at 30 to 33c. St 5SA#
New York Markets.
| New YORK, May The Cotton market Wos auies
to-day while the sales comprised 1900 bales at l4c
| for Mddling Uplands. There were sales of Fionr
to-day at 81 95 to 10 for Supertine State. Corn
| Mess. Cofee-sales of Rio at I2s to 1915. Cuba
| Sugar is quoted at SIC. Cuba Molassea il worth
\ Zoe. the gallon.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, May 13.-The Ohio river at this
| point was swelling this evening" with III feet S
inches water in the canal by the mark.
II = 9 f = \ u .55f
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MORE AID:-The Choctaw Indians, one of the
1ohet of the Of forest have rendered one hun
dred men to Gen j. H. T. sneed TO eight for ihe South
Memphis Avalanche,
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SECEssIoNIsTs IN New JERsEY.-The New York
Post declares that there is great deal of secession material
in New Jersey and advises s friends to mark the traitors
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A HUNDRED ENCOuSTER.-Ih rnrn0f extensively
prevailed throughout the city yesterday, that the tug
Yankee, while plying off Gloucester Point the day previous
fred into by the Howzer company from Richmond, and
turned back 1t said that number of shots were fired be
tween the parties but the distance ing so great harm
done. [Richmond tVa) Enquirer, 9th
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SERIOUS RIOT IN KNOXvILLE-KnoruMe, Tenn,
May IA serious riot occurred here this evening caused by
hosng Union flag and the delivery Of inf mmatpy peeches
AbOnt twenty shots reI in MI Dougas Union bully
leader in the fight wounded having received several
shots An outsider named Bull, was morally wounded Cap
tain Washington Morgan who ssuppesed have Douglas
brought his COMPANY from camp within dis ance Of
the city, hut prevailed to Intense excitement
nreyails in rty,
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AM RUPTURES %1A
n RADICAL CURED! q q

Letter from DR.. W. T. Mills to the Editor of the vicksburg
Daily Sun.
vrcKspURe, Miss, May s, 1860
Hernia can be Cured Without Needle Knife!
Mr. Editor-I deem it those afflicted with this terrible
painful disease make the folio sing statement negs
SSy a g bana 5 o
ESD of two a wax ssamfa hm
opinion about the mode Of treatment suggesting the Of
Ne New HS Orleans and oCaned tai he Pats9t Truss Of Dr.
and asr bavng used . that m mt and @ hoeoGs
Stored and is perfectly wen This + the fail Of 55
ing all the work Of field hand rolling bags etc. without the
ss me gvo nd h o w tor e Gne m be OF
man. man. "''' '''' '''0 N'00'' VT. MILLS, NJ D.
Extract from Letter Written Three Years Previous tho
Above, in reference to the same boy
IssAQUENA Co., Miss, May ., 1857.
Dear r-Tbe boy George perfectly cured of the rupture
he is one Ct the finest king men on Dee I1d eqT Dc e as
Letter from Dr. Thos j. Harper of the most eminent Ply
sicians in the State of Mississippi.
VIcKsBURG Miss March 20, 1910.
TO aDS am
ised with my skill to do him Justice am satisfied yonr plan
right and that you him. Please write me by the re-
'"'A Vi 'l' p'' 1'''p''''''' THos. j. HARPER, MD
RTh letter in reference slave boy about II years
DID, who was rupurcd both sides who subsequently
returned sound. The following explains itself:
VIcKsBURG, MISS, May I, 1860
DR.. Sherman, New Orleans:
si send you my James 10 apply to him suitable
Truss He has only rptued ashort time We obtain
at every drug store Tusses In them however have but lit
tie confidence; but having confidence in your skill in such
' TEOS. j. HARPER, NJ D.
Dn. BELDENs OPINION.
NEW ORLEANS jan G, 1859.
Dear Silt is true that Dr. She Truss applied by
him will give relief more efecuay than any other have
tried my satisfaction. know Of several cured
by the mixture. recomme ID to get
hnt be Dr. Sherman himself applies it. us mnch depends
upon the sitting r. BELDEN, NJ ID,
Ei~DR- SHERMAN respectfully informs ruptured persons
those having ruped slaves that he returned the city,
and may te;tnd at his Office No. ST CHARLES STREET
New Orleans prepared relieve and all of rupture
by the spplcatsn Of his PATENT SILVER TRUSS and CUR
AgiVE MIXTURE my6 1y6W
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We refrain from expressing admiration
Louisiana troops who arrived here Monday evening The
TALON of hoaVes hue body Of soldiers col
ected marched 10 the Capitol Square, yesterday
O'Clock forming alignment of ranks of the
Washington Monument presented Of their
respect for the memory Of Wash0stnn
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MORE ICE.-Mr. A. Bonaud has again euchred
Old Abe and taken all ke tricks from his bockadng hand
the ice business Another consigned him yeser
day, in British vessel Savannah Republican,
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MliLitaru M0titfs.

l. THE WAR I-vIEWs OF PENsA COLA, A,ik
IA Forts BARRACKS, MCRAFS and P1CKENS; OF y We
M ne Companies there"Jr!eans tadets,' CresceDt
1H hies Ghasseuts Pied Mississippi and Ala Hsa
gr@phc Views taken by accomplished artist the
VII D. on sale at the Book sores Music Stores,
Picture and LookingGaos Stores. They large and
,aken superbly. Price, 81 per my14 If
4 VOLUNTEERS WANTED !-FIFTEEN RE-
M ctus AT ONCE to complete Company A,
III Crescent Rifles Capt S. W. Fix attached to CT Giad.
LII denis Regiment Pensacola Application be made
GLADDEN. & sEGxAs,
1t9 Grayier ,eet.
B. A. CoNNoLLy, Acting oua,ternaser. mvl4 81
g. BRITISH GUARD MEMBERS ARE RE-
nj queSed meeting the Company the rory
IN THIS EVENING, at IL O'Clock. for the OF
III important business
]. G. sIREALn, sec'y myl4 1t
HEADQUARTERS STATES RIGHTS GUARD
a. AT A. HrEETING OF THE sFATEs RIGHTs
@ Guard held al their Arnory the lh ins the following
iii officers elected
III George Il. Eozat Captain,
7. A. MeDapnGd, lst Lieutenant
F. E. Vaudeville, Cd
Jas D Hill, I'd ,Ir.
j.. @. Weserfeld, 1st Sergeant
Joseph Andrews, Jr, I'd
T. B. Chase. Sd
Squad drills EVERY EVENING at 5 o'clock Company
drills Tu ESDAYs, THURSD AVS and SATURDAYS, at u
myIa St E.E VAUDEVILLE, secy.
JACKSON GUARDS, THIRD DIsTRICT-Ar
iii special meeting the following gentlemen appointed
M contnlttee collect funds for purpose preparing
LII company quick as possible
Ihos kavanRgh, VIM. Fitzinhn,
Fl. p LoHck John Dagie.
. = JOHN BYRNE, Captain.
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NUMBER 81.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

rgLeeaapneo TO THE NEW oaLaars CRESCENT
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BY THE STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTER

LRr zee sovrawEsrEns A,Ep AxEelcAH IIrEs.I
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P. S.-Since the above was written we have
received orders to go to Harper'e Ferry tomorrow
morning.
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TUESDAY MORNING. MAY IA, 1861.

Eiz bs'h Fernandez with breach of the peace in ass.utlng
her and threatening to take her m Bond given By tie
accused for due appearance to answer to the charge
RECORDER LoNG's CoURT-Some two or three
adavits charging breaches of the peace yesterday filed
in this court The charges made Of trivial character
RECORDER ADAMS CoURT.--A ferocious female
named Mary Hannegan yesterday sent to prion to await
Peter Young recovery The charge is that Saturd at
the corner of Felicity and Rousseau Streets she dealt Peter
savage blow with chopper onnang him seriousy.
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NORTHERN TROOPS EXPECTED IN BALTIMORE.

MARYLAND LEGIsLArURE e.
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There is colored women IN Charleston, s. g.
who pays taxes Of real estate and fourteen slaves
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In mineral water where many ingredients asociaey held
in solution it conceded to be uncertain how these ingredients
chemically united one 10 the other We may however in
this case, infer that the water contains
Carbone acids slici chloride of sum- bcarbonate
Of me ch orde of sodium carbonate of soda Secae of
assa bcarbonate of rGn scate of Soda aumno chloride
sodium. and probably other combinations my0 If
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~s.se VERY VALUABLE LAND FOR essis
HMS Sale-The undersigned offer for sale Tract OF A
- Land lying Alligator Bayou in The County OF 4tH
Bolivar State Mississippi, eight nine miles distant from
ing Of seh hi No. @ the south half of section
quarter Of section No So all in township No 70 Of range
81 west containing seventeen husdred and httyye and
inferior 70 that land in the Mississippi bottoms II has
MT besn inundated since 1885, for previously
There are three large good cabins the tract bull in 1855
and one hundred cleared the spring Of the same year and
cvaed In corn till the latter part of July, when the hands
were removed consequence Of the nundaton In 1853 about
tbee hundred acres the track deadened and the
out down The lyon through the tract dividing it
about equally could be advantageouy DIVIDED into two
ID about two miles distant from Col picketfs land
IJantins Woh;le ROBERT W. SMITH,
iosS ~ A. F, HOPKINS,
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NEW ToRK, May 13.-The Great Eastern brings
the following additional Summary Of European
news:
In Parliament Lord Woodhouse, in replying to an
address, said that England recognized no right or
obligation to interfere, automatically or otherwise
with the American difficulties.
The London press, with the exception of the
Times, sympathizes with the North.
The Times fears a serious conflict will occur be-
tween the two sections, if the North determines to
force the South into obedience.
Affairs at Warsaw were without change.
The tone of the Paris Bourse was generally with
out change. Rentes 69f. 75c.
MOVEMENTS OF CONFEDERATE FORCES.
MORE OF ST. LOUIS DISTURBANCES.
TOTAL KILLED, TWENTY-FIVE.
NORTHERN TROOPS EXPECTED IN BALTIMORE.
NJ AR YLAND LEGIsIATU f.
0F s.1
The Withdrawal Of Virginia Troops in Maryland.
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TOTAL KILLED, TWENTY-FIVE.
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MOVEMENTS OF CONFEDERATE FORCES

MORE OF ST. LOUIS DISTURBANCES.
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- THE ABITA SPRINGS-MRS. F. A. s4.z
fE BOSStERE respectfully her friends %
Nand the public generally that her house is open
for the reception of visitors The unvaed electric
baths be enjoyed to perfection the facilities
bathing have been greatly increased aud improved Her table,
heretofore will be abuudantiy supplied and every
will paid to the comfort of nyald She earnestly trusts by
her untring exertiOn give satisfaction all who may
her by their patronage Being situated pleasant driving
distance fir he villages of Covngton and Mandevie it
ders the drives to those places convenient.
The Aba omnibus will be in attend nce at the landing
CovingtOn to convey passengers to the Springs.
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, BY PROFESSORS j. L. AND W,
p. RIDDELI.
This very remarkable spring situated the Aba river
parish of Tanulany miles and half
ngtou large volume Of water rises from the earth with
strong Its temperature found 60 degrees
II Is quite unlike any known in the neghborood
From its unusual chemical composition and the large
Sca it contains, led suppose 1t has its
deep the h-being in fact natural 'aresian Wel1
j. L. Il W P. RiDDEbJ,
Professors Louisiana University.
In 100 lres Of the wafer weighing 100000 gramnes
there 1852 grGmneS OF dissolved matters, p
following Ingredients enumerated in the order relative
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For H1RE.-A first class cook is offered for hire
during the summer months. See advertisement.
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!3ib5G ------.s--- Ssa-a-sTT.--------
tyFrlrE or fHE BOARD or UNI

p5-SoutIferm Pacific Railroad Company
npSned suh4crpons capjal stock Of
this under the lousyie resolutions of 18th inst
No. II Common where be found from A. NJ to
p H. fs& days desire TO meet there all friends and
ms IT, r. v. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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ANNAPOLIS, May 13.-The Secretary Of War sa,
that New Orleans will be closed by the tsrI
Charleston and Savannah experience tile eascts
a blockade 8s