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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-09
HUNTSVILLE FEMAL
College.
CIRCULAR LETTER.

HUHTsvILLE FEAAIK CoRLEsk,l
April q, 1861.
view ofthe excitement prevailing throughout eoa
try tits very desirable tn young ladies' Who are ssn no
home be educated should b pAeed where heir parents ma
be assured Of their sAssty.
glance at the map will show that HuHrsvILLK In North
bama from any point likely 70 be atAekei By no
tile troops.
Anadmiyahle examination civil military has been EJECT
the preseVaOa of order and safety IRON any d0sst
dis .urbances
the beabfupeyg and social advantages Of Huntsville
we'll kpsvn require remark 1hers place Ia all M
South where the summer could be pleasantly ent than
on BEAUTIFUL town. iTs clean and adJ sTests ~ pure
cool spripg wafer, and its nYgOrAtng mountain erssse
At iuETsv1tLE COLLsos Boarding PuPiis viii Be r
ceved and rtsby cared for, in Vacation veil d1n
the rezzIar sessions OF The School.
We insert extract from Letter Of Bishop JSnas D AndH
recently published in New Orleans Crsan Advocate
On reaching Huntsville, went directly TO the Female %
Iege found the Instituton in apparently ecus ora
stances found pleAssEt smily Altogether, and q soa
passed peAsant time. The beanties Of Ha1Ee and rs
roundings the theme Of admiration 10 all travel
say nothi that point, 2nd will only say thAs Ae
presents many and great attractions to Pirents Aad
Eho may TO educate their daughters % Ears ~
institution, located the midst Of community EleA -
pare fsvorably with any in the Lad Ter ntelhs's ~
moral tone. -. -. A.. -.
weneed not to issue at this dsy mAns0 a. % our
POLITICAL Rorndness. ~. Hs....fs. -.,t..
The President IL the son Of VirEinNn and p
Of Tsupens. He has been we'll knoEpy Tor faos - A
open advocate, with tongue and pen, Tor fouA "s 40
Southern Independence ,-,.,,.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-09

TFNHE Institution say' resolved net to dsperse
account excitement # the Public
given hat the the school Will BE- continued without
any diminUtion OF cops Ct Teachers
New pupils pay from the day Of entrance
T. G. SIXTH, sctor.
may4 d9t.E&zIs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-09
HOLMAN'S ARMORYI
Attention CheathSm Rifles.

IL those (not already connected with any other My
the city and willing under following Ian
OceTs respectfully requested 10 HomAns
No. 50 Cherry street., st y O'Clock to night J. r. Nc
Captain, Wm. T. Cheatham LIST Leutenant James Everett
Lieutenant (. Clark d Lieutenant, 4. s. Patterson
Minor Smith Ensign. Come one, Come all.
apl2O-n
LARGE arrival 81 superior Corn Meal Chop Feed ID
"A received per Ida May. and for sale By
ap25-n BENZ. y sBTELDS 4 CO.
FLOUR, MEAL AND GRAIN SACKS
WTH will keep On hand q mpply Of Sacks Eznufaetar
w By n B. Read Of Smyrna. and prepared 10 take
ders for Flour Sacks printed In any desired style.
Anlers and Shippers will do we'll to call.
spl2i-dIm ARMSTEAD 4 co
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-09
The TeIaRrRnh.

The public should bear in mind that, where the
telegraph is in the hands of Northern operators it
cannot be relied upon. For example, the enormous
contributions to the war which wealthy indIyid-
uals in the North reported by telegraph to have
made, turn out to be comparatively inconsiderable
sums. A combined effort is made everywhere to
intimidate the South, only by large display of
force, but by all sorts of exaggeratons Of the res
sources which the North possesses. We advise the
public neither to underrate nor Oyer-estimate the
capacities of our enemy. The preponderance of
numbers that side is not so great to counter
balance their individual nferIority to the South in
martial temper and the practice of arms, to say
nothing of our advantage in fighting in our own
country, and for our very existence. We strOn-
ger at this moment than our enemies, if our ener-
gies aud resources are skillfully directed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-09

Nashville and Chattanooga I'D
road Company.
sUPERISTENDzET's OTgIcs,
Nashville Team. April 20, he
To Whom this May Concern
TENHE Nashville and chsttsnooga Railroad Company
IL rALs2ert
FREE OF CHABGE,
against the Company all Volunteer Companies, Supplies
M1nioDs CT War, intended for the desnee Of the South
Commanding Officer will be required to furnish The Rorva
Agent With Certificate showing tie number of andl
mage o. freight 50 trsnsp0rted-
This proposition viii not apply dvdnAls but Il cou
to Orgaoizai com Dsniss.
msyh SF&s R-W. COLE. SUI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-09

THE EFFECTS OF SECESsIOS.-Ope of the benefits
arising from our Independence has manifested it
self in al pretensonless city as our own. In con-
sequence of the apprehension of war. "oar Northern
sale of arms or ammunition to those ''TebeliOlls
spirits composing the Confederate States. Of
course the Yankees presume that we would take
to beds in sheer fright aud Immediately call in
the aid of DR.. Lincoln but instead of that, the
terprising firm OF E. J. johnson Co. proceeded to
employ skillful workmen, who will be prepared in
a very few hours, TO furnish all who may desire
them, as substantial and finely Regulation Swords
as be procured in America.-MacoD (GG.)
Citizen.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-09

Twenty-Five Negroes
NETANTED ia exchange for vesy desirable Re.l y,...
w ,g'o sTRArrOH sEYMOUl
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GOV. HARRIS TO THE GOVERNOR OF ILLIEo
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

Nashville, Tenn, April 20, 1861.
To HIS Ercelency, r. Yates, Governor, DC, Spring
field, Illinois:
SIR: An armed force stationed at Cairo, Illinois,
proceeded on the 26th inst, on the steamboat Swal
low to meet and seize upon the steamboat c. E. Hill
man. owned by citizens of Tennessee, and her
60 the property of the State of Tennessee and her
citizens. l desire TO know whether said proceed
ing authorized by your Excellency, and to in
quire for what purpose and with what object said
act DONE Being done on the Mississippi river,
your Excellency is OF aware that this seizure
is aggressive and hostile. The obstruction of the
navigation of the Mississippi river and the seizure
of public and private property by armed force
are violations of the comfy of States and palpa-
bic infringement of the Constitution, unauthorized,
| trust, by your Excellency or.the Federal Govern
ment and before pronounciDg thereon, it is due
alike TO the State of Illinois and the State of Ten
nessee that Ilshould respectfully call the attention
of your Excellency to the facts communicated here
in, and know if the same were authorized by you,
and if authorized. TO demand that your Excellency
will cause the immediate restoration of said boat
c. Z. Hillman with her cargo to the officers and
owners thereof.
An early reply is respectfully requested.
Very respectfully IsHAM G.. HARRIS,
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GOVERNOR HARRIS TO THE President.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Nashville, Tenn, April 20, 1861. {


EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Nashville, Tenn, April 20, 1861.
To His Eccslency, the President Of the United States:
SIR: On the 10Th inst, the steamboat q. L. Hill.
man on its passage from St. Louis to Nashville was
seized and taken possession of by armed force on
the steamboat Swallow. This seizure was made on
the Mississippi river. short distance above Cairo
Illinois. The boat, Hillman, was owned by citizens
of Tennessee and its cargo the property of this
state aud her citizens 1t is believed that the force
employed in this work is part of the force recent
y called into service by the proclamation of the
President.
This interruption of the free navigation of the
Mississippi river and the seizure of property belong
ing to the State OF Tennessee and her citizens, is
aggressive and hostile. and without commenting
upon the character and lawlessness of the outrage
it becomes my imperative duty to inquire by what
authority the said acts were committed. have,
therefore, respectfully to request that the President
shall inform me whether the same done by or
under instructions of the Federal Government, or
is approved by said Government.
Very respectfully, IsHAN G. HARRIS,
NTH Governor of tennessee
List of Money, Bonds and other Securities demand
ed by Isham G. Harris, Governor of the State of
Tennessee, and surrendered by Jesse Thomas,
Surveyor of the Port of Nashville, Tenn, April
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-09
sale of Drugs at Auction.

sale of Drugs nt AucuOh.
U MoDd.v 9Th Nay 1861, viii sell at auction the stock
Of DruTs assznsd % trust, ~ Ottar springer,
in The sore formerly used By him. on Tue east "A. o. AaSknl
street. !. Few d5ors ssath Of the Pubic square.
TERMS o. BALE.
An AIMS under $50. sssh over that amount uonhs
tn. to- notes we'll endorsed, payable n eanx
HnaF' i0' A W SPRINGER. Trusar,
,sormsion sPpIy I. Evils, P'adlstsn De-. sr 1ssss
n Harrison. Esq.
navS-deAg
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-09

The attention Of the rprisng and industrious PARTON
community directed the following statements AID lib
sraI inducements offered them By the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-09

Thus capital and labor ksv. applied developing
great OF the state ea aud iron Amos;
untouched invaabie that the mechanic flourish
best fuel cheapest. will follow early
day Illinois and the Of the next years the
and necessities OF the the belief that
hundred Thousand people wills be engaged the State
of Illinois various manufacturing empl0yzent5.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-09
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

Over 100000 coo of private capital have been expended
the system of Illinois Inasmuch part Of the in
come OF these With valuable public fund
in lands go diminish the State Expenses the TAXES ARE
LIGHT, and must, consequently, every day decrease.
THE STATE DEBT
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RICH ROLLING PRAIRIE lands.

No State in the Valley Of the Mississippi offers great
nducement the settler the State Illinois There Is
portion Of the world where ali ofthe conditions Of climate
soil admirably combine produce those two great slap
CnRs and WHIT. tie Przriea Of Illinois.
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Notice.

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From East Tennessee.

One of the Senators of KentuC
PADUcAH, Kr., April y, lS6l.1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22
Our SLAVE POPULAR ION,
NJ. s,,,,m ~, has been handed to us for publ

The following nus peSl AstlANa~s -" > " + = r
cation: - thu
Ed Cfescent---To give you some ldea ol tno
feelings OF our slaves, heard pSnn 90
want of one of our citizens, why Is as St 10,
Erebus, say to his mistress, Mssns' aon SG t.
think us tMercans can Wnp We u, anNsss
they does come down here! :" IA Su Ia
The Abolitionists are fond OF asserting tla' III
- - ~, ,ra likely TO have trouble with our
slaves. The very reverse is the ruin u INC oase
All our ordinary operations OF agriculture WAL NC
carried on just the same as If there were 10 war ~
~ rba faithful slaves will STAY at home and do
their work, while their masters SO to the wars 10
do theirs In both cases it is going to be ece@ done
When the Confederate loan WIS offered IN MO
bile the other day, two negroes there, slaves Oh
| gentlemen residing in Mobile, tpok four huhofeo
dollars Of it. slave in this city took two hundred
and fifty dollars Of the same loan Since war was
proclaimed, all of our most ntflilgent slaves are
Just as enthusiastic and, we may say pahaot'c' as
any of the white population. ley are not as gooo
| lighters as the whites, but whet they can do foi
the Southern cause they will DO cheertuHy ano
faithfully Everything that ahebts the interests o.
honor of their masters affects them and Is 1el5 ae
i appreciated by them, SO far as they can under
i et.nd IL We know that Northern Abolitlonist
cannat comprehend this sort of thing, or have the
right view of the true relations eXstlng bes"eel
master and slave in the Southt-hut tnaV IS 'neh
| own fault, not ours. Harpes's Ferry, however
should have taught them lesson-where LII
slaves, instead of rushing to freedom by th'
.ido If .Iobn Brown. took up arms, like faithful
I, fouovs and defended their masters homes agains
~ a,nroanh Of that diabolical old scoundrel!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22
nanr,xenty rl,ousnnd Dollars Forfeit-Ts,

EBHT1v mt y Tho nd Dollars FOrfeit-Tl'y
ALI WHICH Is BEsT.-For Crookes Veg
Bers claim patronage account OF It's
being poductallowing them stand their
itsbut respectfully ask the public give them fair
impartial trial. and in the of the article falling to
public favor is enable suppose that their will
sccntnued but of this have fears for the
following:
M That Crookes' Stomach Bers purely vegetable-he
principal herb being the Italian Chanome flower famed
all the world over for its medicinal properties
I'd That they contain mineral drug, acid essential OIL
injurious ing ed en Of nature kind which is
ually found in adulterated articles.
That the spirit is the best to be had in The market and
every article used their ration invariably Of the cho
quality regardless of combining at the most pal
all who have tried them will readily adnas well
the most pure Medicinal Vegetable Tonic in
may urged by these who speak against this article
that the forng assertions unsupported by proof
and to this end we beg further to state.
any all times whether in store warehouses;
in the hands Of agents. wherever Crookes Vegetable
Stomach may found will submit them for analysis
jury of respectable chemists, who be named by the
Mayor of the city Orleans and if they found be
other than that represent them be- hereby bind
orse re. to allow Sheriff take possession of stoc-
trade and sell the benefit Of the charitable institutions Of
the city.
We would have deemed guarantee the public
sary beyond act variety trash the
market unprincped parties who sell inferior articles
exert themselves by which makes
truth sqnnl hoekngyo bias the public mind against
ce they be vastly superior to their and if
they should be heard that Crookes Bit
tiers are not represent them only
cogenty and the point, we think WHY NOT CAUSE US
| TO FORFEIT THEM TO THE Gil ART BILE INSTITU-
| TIONS OF TIE CITY, IL THEY ARE OTHER THAN WE
| REPRESE>T THEM TO BE.
The public judge whether would be willing
his if what of Bittes only empty
asertons and when other manufacturer offers the
guarantee public will then admit their article to b
equal to
the preparation of Crookes Vegetable So
with The DISCRIMINATE of producing the purest
medicinal vegetable exan without regard to cost
and beyond peadven efforts have been crowned viii
the most unbounded Success
/ CROOKEs & CO.. Sole Proprletors,
| MS 2plneod&W No. ITO Tchoupitoulas street. N. o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22

SCHOONER ASHORE AND ALL HANDS LOST
Sqlme, N. j., April IG, lo6l "A schooner ashore
az Shark river inIet An la lds are lost We can
nor learn her name. Some etters drifted ashore,
nost-marked Nobeboro' and North WaldebGrn' Nj.
They were addressed to Wa. II. Huin aud Henry
Seedlinger or Z4drnger, and Joshua Benner. Locust
Hill. VI The vessel is loaded with ship timber.
The letters seem to be from Bhpcarpenters to their
families
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22
EXACTLY WHAT w : WANT.
The following amiable ARTICLE we extract

The following amiable artiela we extract from
the Chicago Tribune of the 18th instant:
ouIck, SHARP AND DECIs1vE.-the aet OF bhe
rebels has inangurated the BLOODY Stthe :, t ~
voice of the country IS now lor WIT. e ga
North goes up cry for reassefuoh ol ILAe out
raned authority of the Government az any cost
The President and his advisers, moved ny Patilot
an ,shich has been kinded in 4very mans breast,
are responding to it with th4 earnestness with
VA - bana far great results The country, let
them be warned, will be content with no halfway
measures. Time for throwing turf has passed;
Let the iron and leaden missiVes fly Let the iuii
power of twenty millions OF men i, united IN :,
common cause, be put forth. let lne money pe
poured out. Let the hammers resound IN the a.
mories Let the men marcel forth A qulek'
short sharp, but decisive contest maze ny ene
Government with force WHICH hothlag eah Iess',
must reestabsh its authority wherever the olu nag
| - baon wont to float So Says Pennsylvania,
| Ohio. Massachusetts, and hndoe lsianu. 1 N.Y.
other oyal State will acquiesHe. Let not LIMOS
| be behind in the patriotic WorA
| That is what we most ardently DESIRE quick
| sharp and decisive y conflict. Come on, then, ye
| Abolition hordes we care moi in what NUMBERS
| the larger the better-so that you come. we are
prepared for you-our very bieasts throo with al
eagerness that's painful for faIr chance al you
| and if we ever get that chance, we will scourge
you to the death, as robbers and falsiters were
never acourged before, and the few that escape
will tall tales on their return home that their great
great Grand children will remember and profit by,
Bring forth your vile force which nothing car
resist in your opinion and we VIII maze IL NEIL
awav from the earth almost as rapidly as the hosts
Of sennacherib wthered before the froWn OF the
Angel of the Lord.
| March ahead, then, We Abolitionists. DO not Tag
| behind Dragging and gassing like set of arrant
towards. You say you want d "quick, sharp and
deciSiven conflict That's exe ctly what we want
Therefore, mitch in, with your apochrypha
q twenty millions of men," Don't keep US walt
ing. We are getting impatient.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22

CHAIMETTE RIFLE GUARDS, CoMfAEY Dat .
meeting Of this company held 10th inst, organic
! alton was completed BY the election Of officers.
We publish the names Of The officers elect in
another column Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22

Nzss SfI:sfe Messrs. =. E. Werlein y Haisey,
no. Camp street, the publishers, have Obliged us
vith aDfias Of Y The IyFe, n choice selection q
celebrated Spanish and French songs and ballads.
also, II copy Of Z The Jefserson Davis Grand
march, dedicated to the Confederate States OF
america, tnasio composed BY Mr. q 3. Yale, OF
kenssllles Ala., and published BY Bromberg Y
d Ssun MoDiis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22

BATTALION WASHINGTON ARrILLERY. In accord
ance VITA official order, elsewhere published, the
members Of The LIST and ID companies Of this bat
talinn will assemble at the arsenal tomorrow
evening, 2sd instant at r. O'Clock for the purpose
of elscfing officers to I'LL VACANCIES.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22

ScoroH RIFLE GUARDs. The attention Of mem
Bsrs Is asked to The published notice. that an ad
journed meeting Willie held ut the armory, this
evening at o'clock. Parties desiring to join are
j I1Yited ID ID present. l.l " I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22

PRocI3 aaiaTtoN,- The proclamation
iii Governor Moore made il accordance with the
aeqaiatsn Of President Davis, requiring the ser
Vices pf 1--WE thousand volunteers in addition to
4 these already eurolled y to-day published. Adlu-
antG eneral GriFot viii receive applications made
hy companies, bal lions OF reginents. Particular
details are given in tha notification Of General Ut
vot To which We refer The patriotic sons q Loni-
slams will beyond qaeston respond heartily q inns
call: Never YET, in her history, has 9 page q
finidity Of baekwardness been written. Their
sfEth and valor have been conspicuousy made
Known upon many 4 battlefield, and the laurel
wreath does not wiiher On their broWs. With
strong hearts and willing arms,we doubt not, they
VIII rally ia the support Of their country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22
I'll Card.

I'll cara.
At special meeting Bienvie Guards" held at their
Am9y AZ Fulton street, the following resolution unani-
mously adop ed
ed the hearties thanks of this Company be
turned Mr. WM DRIVER for his generous and patriotic
tender of the No. ~ Fulton and No Il Front Streets 10
the Company for their Arnory, free Of penSe.
MARK L. MOORE,
JAMES NJ. COFFEY,
WIN EYMA,
PAUL BRANDON.
no Committee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22

FUBLIc MEETING ~. iii accordance with call, to-
day published, all good citizens are requested to
attend 8 meeting, to be held this evening at 6
o'clock, IN the basement Of the St. Charles Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22

LOUISIANA ASSOCIATIONS or s. B. AND s. 8. A
called meating III this association viii be held this
! day. Official notice Is elsewhere given.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22

For sale consignment by the undersigned UNI
RRELLAs IL Of LINEN THREAD. 10 cases of SWISS
NULL ~
J. G. SIBBALD,
nn22 2Bln No. 81 4 MAGAZINE street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22

New 0RLEAss, AcKsoS AND GREAT NORTHERN
iIRoAD coMr ANY Al. q meeting Of the Board Of
Directors of this Company held on Saturday last, a
resolution vas adopted rendering the use Of the
road free ofcharge for thetransportation Of troops
and munitions Of intended for the service of the
4 Ganfadafate States. This action is patriotic and
observes high recommendation. We refer with
Nlsasnre II tlo oidslal announcement in another
culunla
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22

aANuE GpARns. The members Of this
company specially notified to attend q meeting
Dbl their hall III IL evening. at s o'clock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22

aas We publish to-day very interesting letter
fgosn a1l rleans Cadet 4 at Pensacola. Our cor
respondent promises to write 70 Us again, and we
shail sss pleased to hear from him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22

nsgeWe are .authoriaea to announce BY
TIL LII HAYNES, OF East Fpiesna candidate for
Auditor PUBLIC NJ ht election in November
NJ 2ninlA -------
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22
I'M A r II, ED:

On Saturday the 10th inst ~ he residence tho hridOs
athtr by Raw. George LRni recor Of Bartholomew Ghurc,
Mr.. .HOMAS LEWIS 10 Miss FIR ANCES A. HESEAMAS,
all nf AlRinH,
scH-New York papers pleaga coNy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22
THE Toilet


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"TREFELIC" 90 cents n bottle. ~
Particularly climates few drops poirso
q the water Bathing ecousy refreshing and e1fesnt
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Brancy Purty0oeing and Invtgoratingrenders tho
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Sold Wholesale and retail by JAMES sYH, No. 1854 CANA
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22

CRESCENT RlFLEs.-See notice requesting Com
pany s to attend meeting tonight.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22
CREOLE.

nB-Fo1. A utI itnF of l'nItsf Accommodations
announce II. PsRAt.rA vad ale for Auditor OF Public
Accounts at the election in NovtInher.
a.s.,a .Hz- CRROTr