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nasi ,feEess Seaa@ per cent. so saaeo 41coe
ao1fiaES 1pai }1teresf Neeas PET CENT $1,000 coa
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Asn sa..i annual Interest ~. s 1qcoo 1a4uo
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n sias4ea s:orn Nth ilfTnr ca :r IL SnG, II
80 snafss ts4sn.e atfzsns dn5n Bank e. va s, s
50 sSa4os saesis 2taord nora 1nnk Etocs Stat 'o' os
A sisara; Eaaia DsuE STOCK. pro1i. ~0''
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g EWIE MACHIN ES.
|. CORNELL g. CO.'S
Family and 1fanufaoturinR
$40 SEWING MACHINES,
TAGGAnT Il FARRsa PATENT.

TAGG nT Il r 4 RRS8 PATENT.
We are happJ tn ~ 70 tho thoutsadt Who using
saf .n e. Nte ta # F1s hs sat
SfSse ESa SfAaF d aE5vEM ! N4kEk kths
our aisc:iaes M .ie no jcss Ehcr. vc want them IL
nse Ia I'd aR esa eas:a{ es
Ii u hsss So :fss e s; sss
TIis make diem still Tue cnKkrks1 LEaITIA4TE 4sn
'asss 70 oq sen + our
~ x oi'ss = EEFTSy IE NoSEf i si1ty asys ief
much inoro than Any ons5 :. sheEois necessarily
er esfex u s .arsator Ss eases ar. u.sa
straight neaae r. e + cndsi ir M sews ~
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III III: sss
r4EEy 1r S9T1 % T4ts r. - 1st scaasaisd
nobody rlau1GelI it. None other will salts
ehiassy ESexre 1spid,y isto aniveIs.l i,vsr y
ons rans ar I'D though
tur nsaai3ctaEsnE 1attstste, have esen l.[Ec Y,
Hj % taf pa Blaze :.
dsiy ts .vsa d 70 Eroduas better .astru1nents e feF
se9ns Maens' eSsE t1e& ~. to pusshass q
#e nust canton re s:n.'e aka1.t unp1.ndpled sad
gu e ss1es sad oasl .ssxsy mae5ae & @ ears
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, 1861-02-12

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Ehsn4tF Irate leaVe the Depot corner ot Madiac2
Aoa tAaa1 s1eetA lnkaso, dAW Il
sAoA n .xeens snn9av md IT
&A0F n sTrsrt SstrrJsV.
FOR E0Sr0Y. KEW YaRT PITT &nr1 puyt
" A~1~s AAAA'a'HAe lila
RAtrtMr>oe &ua~suH,r-@r
0A@ IMlnEs WASHING ON
Farr1el-
tAsou1S N FlEtSDuro-
CLfTEIa1SHn "A 1oi ibnm1rnTALH, n1tnrAS LI3,.DlE DEN Kirk.
MATT navTTnnSHa TnSa eNCN-
..s IN AAts S914 4oS.
and IL lctesu.da.- strt+ors h~tve.n Cbte1po and
ma dEes a1oss ns1aed
Sleeping ca1. On night u,ine, ana tsrxneq hv ri,
Ftcxets rsr salo a. The prinepls Tcsss nc&. ~.
Heet u the CpncnanT.s TJfrr rnrrs 1eESS = ~
acd DearooEn streesa ard X the Enien n.e wr
5:de Chic&go. e-'s" "e'o@ "sss
D. " Bpaa ws.rt p.s. ....
1F. .FATE1CK. Ticket Aeeat A*ens
FTIJE pFENEv rA@YA ~~
j AH ~ ~ y Law <ANA (G.N~
l. TRAL KAnE0AD,
~ NILES DOgBIE TRACK
Nd ka+S
, 1861-02-12

FRlSels L. UoFFH4y,
Ce.sn! Of tbs Grand Dnchv of enxeWetrn,r ths
nachiss Of brunswick ens ssxet;otha, mud 4he ffee
y Of FrsEkfor sad bE Eprria art Of several States
authorized to art for former citizens of AUSTRIA.
HsnFE DAEARIA. nAS0EFR. HEssIA tsaAH,
pRCse1A- aAX0Sy. T1RTE&l9KRG, OLpESRTRe,
Sc tas1iAEiv
, 1861-02-12

HEEJAM1E LOMBARD, Cambridge, Mass.
MATTHEW BOLLES. Of n Holles 4 Co. Es.kaa,
Boston, MaEa,
DANIEL SHARE Commissioner, rte, Bostoc, Aesa
JAMES ". BTOHE. N. D. Boston, MAss.
LEVI T. STEVES5. BGeron, M2st.
yam H, HIGGINS. Judge Superior Court, Chicago.
Illinois.
FRANCIS. A. aoFFAAEE. Ho6saana Go.pcke
-Ug0. Fl. GAZE, Of aaga, Bro q praxs, Trsmoat
= Il. j.. GILMAN, Of II. D. a.ir-.a d Co. Wholesale
<3toce.s aIlt Importers, Chicago.
JOHN ', FARWELA5 Of COOLEY, Esrwell Co.
Wholesale DrJ Goods Merchants and lapcrters
FRANCIS 2. PEABODY, Attorney at Law. Chicago.
THOMAS HAIRLESS, of HA:less d Parker, Conuits-
s1ol MeIcnsCtE, Chicago.
]. O. EOYT, q Ho!t l. Pe,1ae, Wholesale Gsooess
isAAG O.. InMDAi;D. General AgsRs Union I'M.
md T. Co, Chicago.
d. L. PHILLIPS Anna, III.
ELvIs HARDWOOD, Pretldent Of Wheatarowers'
JOSIAH LOMBARD, Cashier Pamet Bank, G1sggs-
.CHAK1gs CHANDLER, Of Charles Chandler 4 Co.,
Bankers, Macotnb, III.
OLIVER WHITAKER, OF Henderson Il Whitaker,
Attorneys at Law, Tonlon LII,
MARSHALL AFKEs, Frsat. Toalon Bank, nrtgEs.
vlila ILL., no1D-d4Z75m
, 1861-02-12
CHINEsE SUGAR CANE.

From an Essay Prepared By I. Mcacham, DuPace
Couuty.1
, 1861-02-12

Tho proper time to perform this operation IL
when the seeds are beginning 10 harden, or
atter they have passed the milky state into
whnt is commonly SLED the slough" Vari-
work. Some with leather mitten on the
hand grasp the stalk rs high up as they desire
to use 1t, and with quick downward motion
Of the hand strip eff the bl2des; others take
sharp stick, some thrcn feet long, and with
quick stroke down the cane strip of the
leaves.
In compliance with your request for iutor-
matiou sB to tho mode of manufacturing the
sugar and syrIp exhibited at the annual
TIC S.h of JANUARY inst, I have to say:
The cane juice Was pressed from the stalks
In the ordinary way, in \ common arun
crushcr, and condensed in Cocks
portable sugar cvaporator, without filter, chem
ical, OF cleansing agent, except the fire and the
pie OF hard, co1rse sralned sugar and the dark
molas=es. These samples were from caue
from which the joints were cut and thrown
Out The experiment was on email ecale
obtained no more than two or three quarts Of
juice from canes served In that manner, which
1 took ia the kitchen and boiled to thick
syrup. then put 1t away and left 1t to grain,
The remit was sucl crystals Of sugar ana mo-
lasses as exhibited for your inspection.
1t you ask me whether it will pay to make
sugar in that why, I will reply, this experiment
establishes the iset beyond dispute, that crys.
ta.izabls sugar does exist In largo quantities
in the Chinese eugar cane. have had good
eyidenc Of this fact before, hut this il the 1c-
suit Of 1 home experiment, and Is therefore
more satisfactory than testimony from abroad.
Mcn tkiil and science may enter the field
with the assurance that well directed labor
will receive its reward. This communication,
too long by half, is at your disposal.-Nape1.
x+t}Fs Gr.sffnFJ
, 1861-02-12

Insurance Rooms Of
B. W. PHILLIPS g. CO.,
Nos. 4 and Clark Street, Chicago, Ill
fe1icaI-tw
I'll ME- IN SU r 4 N CE.
, 1861-02-12
CTATEAlEHT Of tho condition
~ OF THE
x5ua.4 F1-cF,u yrf fa1JDIVv

On the 1st Of January 1911 made to the Etate Of Ilros
The rame Of the Corporation is ETEA IESuRr
ANCE COMPANY. located at Hartford. Conn.
LAEs, and Is paid up.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-16

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. IL, 1854.
Ed. C,,escent-Too much Importance cannot oe
++ecbad 10 camps for the instruction of our troops.
The great advantage that well organized ana u.s.
o;,l;nad troops possess over men who go into the
eald with hut a limited knowledge of the military
art cannot be denied. In order to qualify the
troops that we send to battle for the cause OF the
Southern Confederacy the more efficiently for the
battle field, by insructing them in all that apper-
tans to the duty of soldier camps of instruction
should be established throughout the State, under
the patronage of the State, and encouraged also
by the police jures of the different parishes. Conn
petent officers should be placed in charge OF each
camp to instruct the troops in all pertaining to
military education-commenclng When necessary,
with the raw recruit, and including school OF OH
GERS. Reviews inspection, guard mounting, dress
parades and all battalion evolutlons, TO De NOR
ougbly taught. With competent instructors Two
| months drilling in camp would produce Wohdef-
full efficiency in the material that we can seha inIo
the field.
It must be borne in mind that officers require in,
| structon Us we'll as the men in the ranks. SaGn
camps are as necessary for the instruction OF he!u
| officers as for officers of the line. 1t IS we'll
1znown fact that one regiment of well-drilled men
| are more efficient than five regiments Where the
latter have had no advantages OF instruction
| Where the one moves with order, precision any
! efficiency, the other would show CONFUSION N al
eyolutions and in many instances, with SERIOUS re
suits in carrying out the plans of general officers
Such camps could be established with out htt IL
cost other than ratons TO the troops. IN the III
fertor of the State, companies from five or six con
tigrous parishes could Join and form one camp
/ These troops would not require pay until they
should be called on to march or be mustered mt
the State or Confederate service 49,.
| The volunteer troops in the city of New Orleans
if unable to go into camp, should organize int
regiments by electing field officers, and have bat
TALON drills, reviews, guardmounting,, dress pa
rades, inspections, etc, at least one day OF eac!
en U in hasty and probably unsatisfactory organ
ization at later day, should they be called sud
denly to take the field. The battalion drill is a
necessary to the officer as the manual IS to the sol
| der in the ranks.
Trusting, Mr. Editor, that my views, thrown has
tily together, may be suggestive of some adVan
tage to my Southern brethren, am truly,
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South. That old Abolitionist of the lying Louis
vile Journal continues his TRADES and ISLANDERS
against the South. He is an old hand at the ousi-
ness having been engaged in it since the year 1851
Over thirty years ago.
The further talk is that the importation OF bag
ging and rope from Kentucky will be prohloiteo'
That Kentucky will receive very little OF oouIil-
ern money this season. The banks OF hen'uGsy
will not have the privileges of our market N i1A-
change transactions this season. "ooiohei ~ y,
| ter's occupation is gone" The members Vi Wv
Boston Club think they can pass the coming seaSoH
without his presence.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-16

The and blockade having mainly suspended the employ
ment poor Orleans composed largely of voun-
families and Financially disabled great measure,
those who ordinarily relieve the of this class
being distress among them and prospect
been proposed that the planters living along navgGbe
streams and ratoadS send contributions of vegetables neal
ETC. to distributed from central depot also,
resident provision Dealers srocer bakers butchers
ers etc render their benevolent contributions
place, and for the purpose
Mayor and Council have given the the splendid
iron building, the levee the head
street. tie depot and being fitted
citizens furnishing the materials, labor, etc, etc.
Many planters all indeed who spoken h-have
cordially pofered AID and some have been sending for
month pat.
Every searboa who has been spoken trnnspor
ation gratis do the railroad companies Drayage will
be free.
Acommissay will have charge of the depot he well
gentlemen of character will graultously that
bounes properly bestowed The Ladies' Society
Confederate Army that has nobly aided odiery with
clothing bandages, etc, and poor with work. offer
their aid to prevent INSTRUCTION Of the charity.
will be under the general supervision and Of the
Mayor heartily aids the cause, WILL through special
police, secure order.
This scheme benevolent one, from beginning
being paid; contributions organizing and
preparing were required and all cheerFuy given
word.
The couenaEce personal aid of kindheaed citizens is
solicited. If money should be given would expended
further the object.
Citizens louisiana this is the of patriotism well
benevonc these poor in large part gallant
diers Of them indeed belonging the country
by egaces written in blood the plains
How surviving defenders will cheered and
their nerved by knowing that their dear home
our daily will allowed suffer- Let us not
tolerate misery that merely stretching forth the re-
Timely aid Ii in many instances, prevent wretch
| edness, If not starvation and crime.
It is impossible tell how long the Of distress
may last what others may supcrvene it is
that the planters only send OF their abundance now but
plant and Irish potatoes cabbages tunip
| etc, etc.
Packages should be marked Vegetables for the Poor Level
| WatGrworks New Oreans,'i
If the baskets have the of the donors
| they will be returned as far practicable.
| New Orleans, August s. 1851. au3 2ptf
HAHy person disposed to send Vegetables any Other
articles the benefit of the FAMILIES OF THOSE WHO
| HAVE GONE TO THE WAR, Informed that they will
| be transported by the MEXICAN GULF RAILROAD FREE
OF CHARGE, aud handed the Committee distri
|
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-16
acknowledgements of the Opening Of the
Free Market,
Volunteer Relief Colnrnttte e.

The Committee will hereafter sit DAILY, in Room No, 6,
Basement of the City "a TO L. O'Clock A NJ for the
purpose registering the Of the distressed families and
dependents Volunteers preparatory distributing
the Relief appropriated by the Common Council
All applicants will be required produce proof satisfactory to
the Committee that they entitled TO relief.
Residents OF First District will apply FRIDAY and
SATURDAY, 9th and 10Th insts,
Residents of the Second District will apply MONDAY
u inst,
Residents of the Third District will apply TUESDAY, the
18Th inst.
Residents of the Fourth District will apply WEDNES-
DAY, 18th inst.
Thereafter applications may made any day promscu
ously.
Due notice will given of the Pay Days for each District
soon as the pay rolls completed
CHAS. c. CAMPBELL,
Secretary of the Committee.
New Orleans August 9, 1851. aug If
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A Gard

The COMMITTEE OF TIE NEW MARKET, return their
thanks to the Planters and others for their liberal donations to
the Market It would nydious state what each have
SENT all have uoby joined to assist us in our undertaking.
and we hope they will still continue to do So We feel con-
dgr the supplies that have been received all those who
are worthy will have to complain OF the sons and
daughters Of State. Let still continue TO support those
who have sent their husbands and brothers to defend us
sraus those who they could would ensave forever We
1uk od that our friends have nobly responded to
cause and as boys say, Good bye, Old Abe nobodys
hurt here - o,,, r, ,,,-n,,1r r,,,.
an16 Emit .. l. RICARDO Secretary.
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ER q fTE Ms
SPEER'S WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated

SPEER's WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
FOR Its wonderful and beneficial qualities GENTLE
sTIMULANT, TONIC. DIURETIC and sUDORIFIG which
Is testified Physicians thousands of Iadiasaud Gentle
men in all parts of Europe and America.
Asa Gentle StimuIant and Tonic,
II strengthens the Digestive 0rgans improving Appetite
and Purifying The Blood
AS piuretie,
It inpars heay action to the GLANDS, Kidneys, snd
URINARY ORGANS, very beneficial in DROPsY, G0UT !
ERUPTIVE and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
AS IA Sud0rthc,
the Skin, opening the and expeing all I'M
purss by n5esbe perspaon thereby driving Erppionp
cleansing the surface giving vgor the whole
syatem, and q BLOOMING, SOFT ard HEALTHY condition
tho SKIN and COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe of Indians
Have long used the Blossom and Fruit Of the Elder Ct
thsr most valuable remedies.
I'm Germany.
dried preserved by amiliesor
spesr'a Wine OF Elder
Ia purefro Juice of cultivated Elder recommended by
PHYSICIANS CHEMISTS as possess remarkable
acna properties, SUPERIOR any other
use. and excellent article for all WEAK and DEBIIITAT
ED PERSONS, and the AGED and INPlRG, removing ALL
DISTRACTIONS improving the APPETITE and beneftting
LADIES and CHILDREN.
a I4aGzes' Wine,
Because 1t will intoxicate, it contains mixture Of
pr8 liquors. its peculiar Favor
and nurge properties; inparung healthy to tia
STOM CHI and DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
n-A wine glass full may with meals 81
any nao through the day, as desired.
we will only ask your ndulgenceo make trial OF tht
| Vino.
| For sale In New Orleans by E. j. HART CO., JOHN
WRIGHT 4 CO., JAMES SYME, Canal street, and by all
| principal Druggists throughout the United sihtes
Trade Supplied al proprietors prices.
| ALFRED SPEER, Proprietor
my25 lyAW 2OS Broadway New York.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-16

SWORD FoUSD AT RICH MISUNDERSTANDING the
things the Federas picked up at Rich Mountain,
was sword bearing the following inscription. 1t
ia in possession of an Indiana Colonel of the name
of Sullivan:
The blade is inscribed as follows: " In testimony
of the intrepidty and valor of Midshipman William
Taylor, in two successive actions of the United
States frigate Constitution, in which were cap,
tured the British frgate Guerriere on the l4th OF
August, 1912, and the British frgate Java on the
29tR Of December, 1872, the State Of Virginia be-
slows this sword"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-16
New Orleans, August 9, 1851.
Rules for the Government of the Free Vege
table Market.

The Market to be opened from O'Clock A. NJ, till P NJ
TUESDAYS aud FRIDAYS until further nouce commencing
on TUESDAY NEXT, 18th Inst.
No application for Vegetables etc. will be received unless
the same signed by the Alderman Assistant Alderman
HE Ward aud District in which the applicant resides
All persons DESTROYS of contributing Vegetables Provisions
etc. for the poor requested send the to the Vol
unteer Relief Committee" Wateworks But ding, head Of
Canal street.
Persons contributing will please mark their baskets bags,
with their and locations in order that the may
returned TO them Persons will be the building to receive all
Donations and of the will be correctly kept.
Persons applying FOR relief will The upper side of the
building and when supplied will pass out the lower side
as to prevent confusion.
Tickets are not transferable and supplies will be delivered
without them and they be presented each application
Mr. A. Merkel has kindly rendered his
miee 10 receive slaughter and up, all Cattle that
| may be donated.
| THOMAS MURRAY,
H. BIER,
| GARDNER SMITH,
{. F. SCHMIDT,
| aus 2pR D.I RICARDO Committee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-16

CARD OF THE COMMITTEES on THE FREE MARKEr.-
We direct attention to the card of thanks to the
generous benefactors Of the Free Market, pub
lished this morning by Messfa. Thomas Murray,
President, and D. / Ricardo Secretary Of the com
naittee appointed by the City Council 10 snperin.
tend the distribution Of supplies 70 thefamies Of
volunteers at the Free Market We are certain
that every word the committee says will find res.
ponse in the hearts of our people.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-16

is Coal Oil and l.asUps Country Wer-
chants Pnero pubc n airy vii hnd the ti.sat
Southern Coal Oil Lamp Emporium, Me- Ghaures street,
by far the largest and only complete socS Of PURE COAL
OILS ana COAL GIL LAMPS in thu city whco Ntssrs Co
VERT HILL offer the traae retail a: lower prices
than they be purchased a7y other house in tie
EGph. my5 2ptf
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Ladies, Volunteer Aid Association.

The Ladies Volunteer Association call the
| following resolution
Resolved applications WILL be received from Coups-
MES auhepticeed by Bgedier- General
| Trscy Aajuy8Rt General GIiNet. nYI5 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-16
Military Goods :!

SWORDS, COLTS REvoLvERs,
MELTED SILK sAsHEs AND BELTS,
BUTTONS FOR MILITARY UNIFORMS,
GOLD hACBS AND CORDS
Military TIEi14lT- -illgSz
MUM nth-oEII-
SILK OIL CLCTH.
H. FRANkO'S,
l+6 poytrss next Car aadelet street
&g-WATCHEs and JEwELRY repaired and sold At the
lowest prices, and fully guaranteed. iy31 lpuSRMoTh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-16

CONTINENTAL GuAaps, ATTEsTIos! The mem
! beers Of tais comp any are ordered 70 pc at their
armory, corner Of Sc Charles snd Lafayette
streets. 70 morrow, Saturday, at O'Clock ?. NJ,
without fail
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-16
BiadOe Springs, .8iab0sna.

Tho PrOpreorS take this method of informing the public that
these SPRINGS, situated the gbee river no miles above
Mobile all times open for the reception visitors.
We have superior BAND OF MUSIC in attendance
aud effort shall be made part visitors
comfortable.
Bonts leave Mobile every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY EVENINGS and arrive at the Springs 10
o'clock NEXT MORklNG.
Convey all river readiness convey
passengers TO the Springs.
JAMES CONNOR Il Co, Projectors.
JAMES SYME, Druggist, l3i Canal street New Orleans,
sole agent for the BLADON SPRINGS WATER.
or1r, W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-16

CAMS or INSTRUCTION. ga skrmisher,i' in to-
days paper. calls attention to the utility Of Camps
of Instruction for our soldiery, and enforces his
suggestion with nome strong arguments. The sub
ect deserving of consideration and the attention
Of our military authorities is respectfully directed
to il. y,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-16
a8N sRppauE for SnsaU .41'nts
~
TO TIE
OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. u, 1851.
Having appointed by rotary War agen:
collect receive, and purchase small for the Confederate
States, deem It necessary AMI eHIedent make known the
fact generally possible the better cooperation in
work which needs quickly Citizens and patriots
Your Government asks FOR the many thousands TRIED guEs
that lie unused your houses Recent experiments
proven that any your Blrrelled Guns
with the improved Mimic ball than the
much talked Of Mnit Misket. Then bring
place hem upon tho altar Of yolr counry's liberty that they
may the noble of Christian
Tense II objection be made sending away your guns,
be urged that you MAY need them home the reply that
the way prevent the necessity using home
place them in the hands Of the many thousands Of bra
men who chatting with anxious desire TO stand wall
of fire between you and the invading foe If this answer
deemed fncouelusve, then the reflection that high
thorty those in whose Judgment all have confddhce and
Who is but fair to know well necessities both
home and borders have deiberoD
augurated this movement should bs Sufficient guarantee for
the wisdom utility and patriotism Of the you
perform Then, desire shD speedy peace
and Acknowledgement of Independence honorable
selves place your weapons thu disposal Of your
As you desire strike the hearts Of now
plotting subugatton destruction that
the trusy Rifle and the death ceang Shot Gun You
have hitherto highly priced part next con
fict rendering if possible victory complete than
i their defeat and the plains of Manassas.
Ny instructions contemplate that shall send forth into l
popnous regions assistant agents. charged with the duty
Of collecting and forwarding proper points all weapons
tins obtained 1t may be we'll here that any
wishes though by An Agent car
greatly facilitate tL work by sending any gins has
couand my address, Of Robert Pl lin, No 10 CacI
street New Orleans.
BALLARD 5. DlINN,
Agent for Collecting, Receiving, and P. h,rg Small Arm.
| ,pr :tre 5nte lerate s';,tcs allg ~.