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wkssI~eroS. Sept 3d-Hesvy 6nse i
heard on the Virginia side. this morning but
the report. are contradictory concerning tho
cause
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A UNION CONGRESSMAN FROM "
CARoLINA-GEy. RosEcRANs ALL
RIGHT-cAUSE OF FIRING ACROSS
THE PoToMAc-~LARGE ARRIVALS
OF VESSELS AT WASHINGTON
NAVIGATION UNINTERRUPTED
PHilsprrHi,. Sept, 3d.--Hon c. IL Eos.
ter. Union member OF Congress for North
Carolina. has arrived here, en- route for
Washington
The Government has telegrsphic adviccs
from Gen Rosccrans. intimatng that all Is
right with his command. This y dated since
the Richmond pepers published accounts Of
MS alleged surrendert 10 Gen. Lee.
The firing acres the Potomac. heretofore
reported. Was occssioned by exercising the
men a the guns.
The enemy also frod several shots from
their relied cannon al our picke's. No body
hurt
The " sshines"n star says nearly twenty
vessels have ei within the last twenty
four hours. With cue exception the crews
report all quiet on the Po;omac--no batteries
or men. on the lsznks. beng visible.
The excepsion reports that vhen opposiss
Manassas Point a shell ~a- tred az the vesse
When he left. The rebels seemed to be
moving Al Po'omsc Creek, below Acquis
Greek
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

tEwe regrst - learn thai Capt. Ara. Of
the Aon;ezums Company. = seriously ~.
he : ata private house m tie city
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Arr growing in favor with The public Ia
nov conceded they are lie best pursa,ive yos esa
pu, forth from the world Of medicine. The IN.
will surely arrive when they viii rusr-oede AL oshss
pnrs.glves whatever The ingredients Il wtlch
they composed scarcely bs oss-i.... = drug
gets or the makers q other pills. n. R4ndr,i
hes them grown snd prepared without s.-.1 10 the
expense Ard this make popular psEgs-
I've Is appreciated, o. the sales indicate othsi
purgstises dragging stlckertng eAistenoe- AB4
yet hey may have sorDe merit Bat Randreth's
Pills are safe and alre-safs. because They c?srsls
solely cn impure hu.nors. No valuable Aud
touched enly efete u worn-opt material. which.
when taken out Of the body, lssvs- Il stronger
They pleasant truly effective medicine BE-
To say that hey viii not sometimes give pain wosls
oe true, but the pain they give olis e.csuse he
those crude and ba1 huInort fEosn the blo.
which arc the occasion q disssse. hey opeu us
lures svenses, and This cannot s~sys ee co1> p,eas
artly.
Sold ~ }. r. c,srsssAx. Ier--- Hsl.s. ASc b, a
rsepcesshle dealers Ia medicine. ,.ss7ld-in
A Rx~Axn Is ofrrl=pi-Fcr The desccl.o1 q "a,
person oounierfssns. initiating. III vszer u A.:
such counterfeit imitation .. 3artsre's HnilaDt
Bisters. The genuine highly ecnosntratc: EOilss.<
3sters Pot up In hA.f-pint hostiss oy having 10
pane q the proprietor. T. Pase. IT. blown n tbe--.
md hls signature around IL nee c.s.ea and e,us,
e0fue.
This de.ishtfs; 'r5a- 49, se.r receive: y Aver
icaIs. With slss fsvos wL.el cal, ,xie-sa rel,
-cs~~sihe prersrstions. .hc= No ccnsces tie n,sss
- slccss. attending its seniz.-sr.,-Ou 80 sss-s
stabsor8 os.rs q Fsvet and Age. weak-e~s &: o.
I'D, Ds-pspsla, Heartburn. Aeiclty q iAs s,o-a--s.
Sch az NERVES. HeAl@ese. Indigestion, Cos..-v-
I'D r.-- sos<h~F Mia tLe ecr-s-ese oeatEol d
exercise. ov.f all Ssrvocs. 2heInAiic, 40 NszEal-
&c Arcosion- wonder ~ 81 FopsiAr,,s -
Well NAY the lnvA.si value this rsusc:y.
Aug y G~lw
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SHERIFF'S SALE---By virtue Of
- 81 sr~rzsion lssa-l frosn the yiso co-ras>
ri-.s Court % ia iircrssl 80 c~ilfsrcc In fr~v
Il " i!iszn Rockwell AID ssslast i<srssr vsrss
have h-f~t tke following ees--shcc rial e-fars
rstE.f<t II vts3 orraty, Inciana. to-ust. La xo
isn To- IN 1Bsil and r-her's sf1iton - The tcru -
Tsrre -Asrts, ant n
SATURDAY sEPTashkE IL l-G,
within lie isss hcurs Il Md a. a. "a Cart roa
tnr n Ter-e- H.uts viii oSer tn rct4. zlst Irocs
4 ne ADORE de>rr'ef real estate. tf-t5~r VIII ~
ths rrss1egss and appur'srais- ~ IL >ssse tt!oa
tas, for terra Ero< ezcs-1snS yser., ;. sb~
iiskecs hicsr Or c.sh. nd tou failure o rssse
r.ln sufficient n sst.sfy kzh ss.tf.ou and oosgs
49, tb~n and there or 30 fe--inpl<. .n 80 a
ssf.<fs Tia same.
Tbis le<k 8sy cf Ans<A- IA
szx0lvepDeyee A2Ckl Cexns 80
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT
Also 600 In TREASURY.

NEw YoEk, Sep. 3-The steamer North
ern Light. from Aspinwall oath. arrived
She bring seven hundred and fifty thousand
dollars in treasure.
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THE NATIONAL LOAN ~ PHELA,
DEIPHIA

PxuxpxrrufA. Sept 3.-The sabscripsson
q The MATERIAL loan vas cpsned Yesterday
Al. 5 0oQ wsrs ssks<rissa dsrsag the tsv.
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CNclSSArs. Sept 3.-Andrew Johnson
spoke % an immense Union meeting ~ View
port, K,.. yesterday. Strong Union rss0lu.
tons we're adopted.
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COLLEGIATE.
Indiana State University.
BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA.


A II. THE DEPARTMENTS OF THE STATE CSr-
n vERsTTY will bs "a full op~r alton. ~itn fan
corps II able aud experienced Professors. notvi u
standing the hardness Of the times. The past year
has been prosperous one for the Cniversity. he
next term a III coumsnce on the f-th ofSsp,snbsr-
TrIIfO> II FRrE'
LAW DEPARTMENT.
Hon. GEosss A. B1ckSxLL. of Ns~ Albany. Judge
q The s-coud Judicial Circuit a lcisna. all take
charge q tbs department. ~. superior talents ard
population eminent jurisg wll impsrt % ft the
L.h@st ds <-es a attraction and imrortHcs. The
LSx rEzs - xin- "a he llth % Nov. and vii 800
time three months.
TUITION.
serior Class ....--.- - 80
Junior Glass;. 1870. - 80
Good Boarding can be obtsinet At Eioouaingtoa, Al
prcc. u suit the hard times Fer farther lnforrna-
tiou address TIE Prssitaat a The University, AZ
Rloouslnstoa. Re-. Srrr. d %.
JAMES u MAXWELL,
rre~ft of tar Board ~ Trustees.
Hlooralnztos. lad. ksg "a. l-sl-a-1~
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A FLAG OF TRUCE SENT TO Pill
LOWS CANP-ExCHANGE OF PRIs-
oNERS-REBELS AT NEW MA
DRID
CAIRo. Sept. 3.--Lieut. Tufts. Who VAS
sent with dag Of truce TO Pillows camp.
at New Madrid. returned last night.
Col. Wallace's terms were accepted by
Pillow. and an exchange of prisoners took
place to-day.
Fifteen hundred rebe.e are reported at
New Madrid.
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there W. an exciting runaway. on Va
bash street. Yesterday morning. horse az
tachei. sca;seringly. = = buck boari dashed
ep street through the dense erosd that Allied
the street. until. colliding With heavy va
gon. the back bsari stopped. an the horse
went On until. opposite the Southern Bank.
he feu heavily On bis -sde sni ~ss presently
secured
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.E-We are Iaformel that there are fsv

- We are informed that there arc a IeN
sick soliier. in the hospitai. AZ Camp Niso-
TIE benevolent ladies' Of our civ. we trust,
~iii not permit them 70 wsnt any Of the btfle
llxuFies. needfu. Cor the sick. which NAV not
be lad from the Comrlissarist Of the Camp
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No REBEL TROOPS AT WINCHESTER
-pESTITUTION OF THE REBEL
soLDIERS-SKINS DRIPPING FROM
THE yATS CONVERTED INTO
sHoES-STEALING HORSES FROM
FRIENDS AND FoEs-REBEL LIES.
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PONY EXPIRES.
i. 81 s.y. ssss a. Sss:rs. Ne.

Tss bsys TSss Ss. jsssps. Ne.
RATS
Lssssss weighing bali o-sos or un<sr ee 90
- every s8ssuonsi bali cun>s ss-usn -
a. ouncs -.........-.- -.......s.- 80. " -
I. az eos>s 10 be enclosed N 6Svsrpnenf stanp>c
env~lop>r. ana al Erprsss eAavp>s p@s-pssd
hall caDcs viIi DC made.
Letters and rsiegrsPAs wiii - resolved ~ ths A.
.~steAs kxprsss CouPsay - DER o<1c~ !. T~rrs-
Hssfs snt fcrvsrd<S 70 ccnnfrt vstk he above III
pres. ss<h prc1p<n>ss-
F~ fsrtAs< sz1rns<isn spr,y "a IL 49, - ths
An~,sss kzDr~s csn0~sg. n~v<Ass& s<ss q
stA sn< ohks so~ss
s0s>os na 1AneH. 49,
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MILLINERY GOODS.

DEcEyEDT THIS DAY Br EXPRESS FROM y. 7
IN al invoice u
NIssrs CHfLrkES's HATS. RIBBOSs.&C.
Al.o the New Style summer
ZILLEAU PATTERN BONNET !
Tb@ =. f7as Ultra Airy. chasia and Elegant.
Mis-. WALTER,
lss Main street between Ffnh and ksstA.
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RUMORED WRECK OF THE JEff
DAVIS

PHILspkLrHIA, Sept. 3d.-The Richmond
Enquirer. OF the Odd OF August. publishes a
letter from Fernandins. Florida. the 2lst,
which has been received at Savannah. Ga,
saving that the crew Of the JEFF. Davis had
arrived there - the vessel having been
wrecked on the Bar, while irving to get into
Slaughtine. Florida
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ANOTHER ARREST FOR TREASON
ATTEMPT To SHIP MUNITIONS
sOUTH-THE PRISONERS FROM
HATTERAS.
Nrw YoEK. Sept. 3d-John Raining. a
merchant At SO South street, was arrested.
last evening. on charge Of treason. IL j.
alleged that Raining. ssme time ago. en-
deavored TO induce the Capt. OF the schooner
Arctic TO proceed to Nashua, New Hampshire
aud the Bohamas. and take thence a number
OF cannon To Wilmington. n. c. The Capt
manifested no disposition 20 enter into the
business. subsequently the matter came @
the knowledge OF the Police authorities
Raining Is a native Of the West Indies
He war sent TO Fort Lafayette.
The prisoners taken " Hatteras. will be
taken on board the Hull Brandywine.
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New-York stock Market.

Stocks are rather better: but very quiet.
Gaiena 4 Chicago. ess4 New York Cen.
trail. 49,. Missouri Sc. a Tennessee S..
<33S Louisiana s.. So United State. So.
ofle65, So; United States SIS. OF ISL. SEA
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
MinShall & Paddock
HAvE RECEIVED ANOTHER Lor
IL o. rEosx sCrKsfisE
Ne Pies Ultra
S Ii | X Il s +!
.ss yIsx .--~&rsn.sr 90
Sam MGR Underwear
- AIa sssp<. nclvps~e
KxrRA LARGE HzEp NERrrc
Undershixts & Drawers,
FOR LARGE SIZED MEN
ALs.. Superior Article Of
Leather Paced Driving Gloves
We have sLsv go hand. at an p-cs.
Full ASS ORTIZ EMIT
FKKxcH BROAD CLOTHS.
poEsKIYs. AND
GRENADINES.
DRH9 - SUITS
AID a vrsx I'm OF
SUMMER cAssIMBREs.
LINENS. MELONS.
AA'sFIlLHs' oAsHAEArs' &c.
! Which We are raspared Co make up TO order
In the most elegant snannos.
russsHAIGSA PADDOCK,
----,-.-
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w&surssroS. Sept 3.-Thc Mayor OF
Washington has appointed Jas II. Bradley.
! Corporation Attorney. in place Of James ~
Carlisle. resigned.
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CINCINNATI. Sept. 3.--Johs W Brown. NJ.
rcstesi on Saturday. charge of selling arms
to the rebels. was honorably acquitted this
aaerning--no evidence whatever sgsins him
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Dyspepsia with Piles
n r great error n surpc~tas de Pie csiy -
Cal dises-s; ot,tz~..< IAnineas- sssis><. ~.
-srd. ernx. PrxrsiAs srrrr reno "a TIE e4u.r.
b. promoting cssesssoa ans rr.r-atng oo-ti~rrss.
thereby nour1-hies the body tsro-s. The hlos-A
Bsrcs, S>T';. :. LIS.
Yo nsrs rhan IlAgfy y-srs hsvs suffered sTes;ls
fr~r Dyspspsi< and l1ies. Have triet ssricas Ell
anes ~s1oui benett. In January. bessn r5iA 20
-kKgylss srErF aod by tie Ise - .ksee bottles, 4
an perfectly csred Il both D-sp~-ls an rits- ~
general health i nov ala CT crs.r~ a.
EsJ lsd~s~ N.LTOS DACSE1I.
ss- sufferers from Sorofaloas affections. e.ezE -
Why your rnple-. Blotc.e.. rlceEs. Sofe.i-
Why have III life twisted sai q sos ~ D5speps..
rheumatism and Goutf Why rses syrhrifie 49,
seroursAl dises-- 70 ros the bones IN ycar bot5
he fesh co your bone-i Why - ysrr sluggish
blood drag and scatter lie ds-f~nr<rs orsrsk or
vsln.i Arms Cosr. Hat Of Sar-apsrIns curv,
tl.e,e complaints. and ceAAsss them out 4 the ~
ten. t. Is faithfully .nc yOo bfins - -o-i~ty .
besithier. ssezniier and Tar acceptable EaSB
ber.-t Democrat, Baltimore, M. uug1isis
81 We -0zid call the particular attention q r. .
e-y reader 10 the advertisement n kcI<sn
ssrsngthenin= Cordial and Volcanic OF I-zineni
hey arr to- ~sil known IN th.s ocmnunity % r--
quire recommendation But there uaAzy e err
readers who suffering frosa arrangement q "a
digestive organs. without lie slightest iScs Q, n
real osE>e. giving rs-e s,znp;ouns ssch desfos
dsacy, nervous unpleasant feeling. in6esion. liza
q nersy, making existence a burden- 10 al ~h-
may be a-ie,sd, Try this Cordial; Il vii s,~e ao-
date relief To all who may b. scictet With scrc.
Psins Of any kind. try The ilEiEneuf Shs III al
vertisetnenI IN another column sog3it~ w
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j rt.er TO STR sooss ,SD .uos, easAr
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con ~ DRILL. MEETINGS.

s8i
8ss shar Taee every Manday. Wednesday nd FL
NY evenings O'Clock, ii onielas street saaaa
dflis every evening.
aihes szrl eseFs Monday anu
Nisday evenings f3 oesses n % s. Charles street
tescsssE every evening q "A elocS' a.
Tia corner cf .Canap eas Eatcit streets.
reecspa ty inset fcr dfili every evening, az N
sscaacks ii 81 fsasaa ssfest @ NE
lJssJs, inset evening at s O'clock Of 10
Eahi1
DEsusoa5 Irish Brigade meet for drill every
sseasiag. as lss aseock 1t s. 81. CHARLES street
asaass seet arm evening. at IL O'clock at
ti.s gsesson Railfaad dspot y
ss drill evening" ut O'clock, at 60
3shsssp ason.aa street.
Iouisn asa aees fii every Thursday evening, at
Clsck, Al 81 Mssszine street
every evening Saturday ex-
cestsdf III 77sszs O'Clock.
Fo,sstson aa {naescadent Company Home Guards meet
sFsrs ssonaAs nesday and Saturday evenings.
a M III Y 9seiSek, 1T MON Halt.
susts X iii Tuesday and Saturday
sgsisnss III 81 Toieuptoulas street Squad
y NJ ,is sssry gnsshts VI o'clock.
for dl every evening at s O'clock
& III ii gannt street..
ssaes Rhs Guarl Tuesday, Thursday
ana SIT nrsiay sveninea o'clock. s5 s II
drill evening at O'clock at
gs sgssasils street ii
ass nges for evening, at o'clock, at
81 Tphoupitoulas shset.
essnnsny drills Mondays second
third company Thafsd fourth
pFy ssass tx e'coek III drill, Eednesdays
aassSsa aavnstlsafnan ~ paes.
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as-certihcate of twenty-eight years use


NEWCASTLE, Weschester County. N. Y, Aug. II, 1860
Dir. B. Brandreth--My Dear Sir: seventy mine
years the last twenty eight years have been
slant of geabe Universal Pills when SICK fully
realizing the advantage Of enforcing purgaon with medicine
which, while harmless in its all impurities
safely that the vigorous old enjoy has
caused mainly by the timely of Brandreh's Pills have
had in these lat several fits of Sickness
occasionally infrmty of age woud press upon me- At
these times haze always found your pills remedy giving
only health but strength. consider them only
valuable purgave but also have
ing these last wenyeght used any other medicine what
bling convinced by experience that good
BranGrehs Pills have also been freely used my neigbors
every kind Sickness have fail when
promp ly administered. Yours, truly,
NATHANIEL HYATT,
Justice of the Peace for 10 years Westminster Co. N Y
Price Is per box. Principal Office Canal street
New York. Sold by j. WRIGHT CO.. Nos. q and l5l
Chares street, by repectable dealers medicines
my3 2p2tsw&eowW-lm
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~ hi III *
Yesterday morning We pablished paragraph
quoted ny the New York Sun Of the 18th instant,
supporting 10 be an extract from . letter written
DIr. ". n. Russell, special correspondence of the
London Times. now travelling 10 this country, and
published ID that Journal. We expressed the,
opinion chat the paragraph ID question: attributed
by tils Sum % the pen Of Mr. Russell, was an in
faEasns forgery. BY The following note from Mr.,
RlasaiI IL Nil bc seen that our convictions we're
well foaRie1 i:
oshe Eafor NJ The New Orleans DAILY Crescent
isfs With reference to a paragraph from the New
York Sum- IN yonr journal Of this morning, which
pnEpoFss to he an extract from q letter Of mine,
dated New York, l6th April, tthe day Of my arrival
In GhaFleatans1 EeE Ia corr0borate your expres-
sionof ballet 10 ts fetitiousness and to assure
y0ss 1T IFas neger Writtenbg me. "
aaa, Aisr resp ettnliy
Your obedient servant
W. II. RUSSELL, Ill. D.
Nesg Qdssnss HAY y 1851.
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COMING u VENTS,

n ft has been said that sseomins events cast their
shadows heforep That thew do 40. ia in6ss
pntable ANY one who viii stnf,v fbe effects
which naturally Jaw frn,a 1vel.de,ned esuses.
can readily discover the shadow Of The ,scorning
event \ and that event Is sure 10 transpire be-
cause the order of nature or the requirements of
mankind. inperatiyely command il.
MANY IL fhe statesmen ana journalists of the
south have for years predicted the dissolution of
the American Union. Long before the mass Of
| their countrymen perceiyed they saw the ad.
Yannfne shadows of dark and ruthless fanatioism
i the occurrence of an event which would
absolutely force a dissolution of the confederaey
Few believed them, so strong was the love Of the
masses for the old Union and so firmly fixed their
faith in the honesty and fraternal feeling of ma
| iority of the Northern people. But those who
looked ahead were not discouraged They kept
on warning their fellow.citizens, and day by day,
week by week. month by month, and wear BY wear,
their ranks swelled in numbers and strength, until
the coming event mthe election of an Abolition
President. exclusively by the Northern people. on
nlatform If q rrenressihle ], and ;nextinon;sh
able hate to the south and her institutons-tran-
snred. What followed ia a matter of history. The
ITnon yvas dissolved and now bacause the soutb
ern people have exercised the nalienable preroga.
nf A fro.
80,
.on - = 9 q y apon
them.
But, this Abolition Administration is as blind as
were hundreds Of thousands Of good southerners
-.
" te$ Atss aay " iase soVeiloef. " ith thein
too, n coming events are casting their shadows
before ~ but they will not see and are blindy
T. IL ar o,,, r;, rTha,, ,bay
/ ~ E s
VIII CRUSH out ana utterly destroy the aoodtii-a
| thing, by the way, impossible of accomplishment
forgetting or ignoring the great fact that interests
vital to the existence Of nations able to crush them
WIN me strohg mana Oh lfreslstaoae nlsnt' aoso-
tle OUT Vi any such aesuuet-
I'VE programme.
Here II q :. shadow foreboding coming
event.. Inc London Herald OF me 80 INST. says:
II cotton IS aaot % 0e got oy 5da means 1t (the
fsfltish Gopernment) must 7os scfapte 20 use JoHt
teeds or inc ddee o. ede OF -FOUR OF hve mllons OF
ls @offhlig tstts oe stopeo 10 ploch-
age the coI1oh II 70 destroy .ie fltsh cotton
tfade 70 lhVolFe, hoa N remote put u aaf'seda
aye aessaeusio', several lions Oh Inc BRUSH peo
PIE, ete' n
here y anotner shaaoW" unm 1 indl
casng thal me oning event Is not lar on. Inc
laVerpool Times OF me 4th inst, ays:
Already the effects of this lamentable strife are
beginning to reach US; we have ao1o only t'centy
conutr, and al SEQ aDieh mast sreedi co,9el he
spanefs to lessen their production-dtl event only
af7eof ~ toe misery Y ecs cause 20 ts cso stf2Ie
" y laasG i snn
600 bales against 90 900 bales Il this time last year
| and great exertons will be made throughout the
e9sa1 70 eccapy tns grouna
changes Of this kind must necessarily be prorres.
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PoWDgR MANUFACTURER IN MIssfssrPpr. The
MeInphia appeal has received very satisfactory
specimen oil gnppowder which was made by Mr..
NJ White, in tho town Of Pamela, Miss The
Appeal learns from Mr., White that it is his inten-
tion a make hnndfea pounds q day. If the neces-
cary anpyly nf aalipetre can be had. We see ii
stated tiat in East Tennessee this material is being
worked, and that IN alabama vigorous efforts are
making 10 work the immense deposit that exists IN
one portion d the STATE. Gnnpowder will soon
IL article of plentiful production and ready use
IL Ia sas.t,f II &c. -
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a DETERMINED SPIRlT.-A mong the Mississippi
troops which lett for Harpers Ferry on SATURDAY, we
net with Que gentleman wiz has had the mlsfor-
tune to lose his right arm from near the elbow,
bat wno although rejected unfit for service, has
determined to follow his Stale troops, aud take
part with them in whatever conflict they may be
engaged He fought gallantly throughout the
Mexican war and declares that he is yet man
en",i&n for any hall-d ven Of Lincoln's muions-,
the aim of bis rife being unerring it was.
He pays his nwn expenses, and is ready 10 sacri-
flee all he possesses-a considerable fortune-in
driving back the invaders from our soi.
WI [ w hhnrg Renuhican
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-24
Il III To snttsriya News agency. under the st.
Charles Hotel. ana again indebted for the latest
New York and Charleston and papers.

aa- We had the pressure Of q call yesterday
from orr friend hiaior " heat. commanding the
ass. special Battalion Of louisiana Infantry now
mustered into TIE Confederate army for the war
Ihe Governor having authorized the companies Of
This battalion 10 increase their numbers to 100 men
rank ana file. few more goed men. who are anx-
ious III immediate service. can have their wishes
gTaiiled bg bsug at the depot Of Tie Jackson Rail
road shis evening. at half-past s o'clock, when
Major Wheat will take charge Of them and trans
port chem 10 Camp Moore, 10! expense.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-24

TROUBLE AT FoRr PICKENs.-A correspondent of
the Columbus Sun, writing from Montgomery,
says:
1t is strongly believed at Pensacola that num-
Der of officers aud men in irons on some of the
vessels Of the United States feet that place. for
attempting to leave the feet after hearing the
OF the secession of Virginia, they being citizens of
that State.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-24
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Attention, a4tatiiesf.

number of Ladies' having organized themselves into So
cety the purpose of preparing Lint for the relief those
who may wounded in the coming conflict they would solicit
the aid of lady in the city in this mercy
Young MEMS Christian Association have kindly rendered
their aid and by tho iberaity of the Louisiana nsur
Company No second story 80 Camp street. ad
joining the of said Association has proered for our
depository, addition the of the Association
We sincerely hope that honsckeeper In New Orleans will
respond immediately with donations OF old linen and other
usefu ARTICLES.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-24

BALTIMORE, Nay lS.--The city government has
arrested the men concerned in the attack on the
Massachusetts troops, and they have been indicted
by he Grand Jury. They are now on bail of $500
each.
1t is SAID that the Government has measures on
foot which will result in D brilliant triumph at Har-
per's Ferry. Torpedo and submarine batteries
have been sunk near Norfolk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-24

Dy~The Subscription List to Stock for fit
ting rRIvArEEhS has been transferred fro Merchan
Exchange the office Of Mr. A. Mazrrau No 50 Camp street.
the Office of Mr. j. J. Bard q Camp street. where
the patriotic yet find opportunity of investing Under
the management Of Mr. Maureau and judge Fggeston the
public forward with confidence complete the list
when full organization Will be had my21 2ptf