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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-06

@ ,rrrsponssnca of fhe oinrinnati c5umsrcial.l
CsfRo. June 81, Is6I.-At am now writing
the noise and bustle Of another week are Jus
about to be ushersd in upon Us, after the com
parstive quietRde and order Of tbs 9Th Sunday
I passed BY the troops IN Cairo.
This dav is strictly observed 10 camp, sppTo'
prists service being performed by tie brigade
I chaplain during the early part Of the day
/ and complete order and htting Difference pais
to the sanctity Of the entire peIiol.
Il Is the custom 10 have "big dinner" unor
I each Sunday, and with an eye to this the
friends Of the so diers in various parts Of thi
Stale. manage to kesp the Sunday table wsi
supplied with the Injuries as well es e NO
cessltlss for the full enjoyment Of this favor
ite repast. These dinners have become al in
stitution in the camp, and are hailed with de-
light BY toe troops upon their approach.
AZ 6o'elocE in the evening, the dress parad,
takes place, similar to that OF the other dayi
Of the week.
The Memphis packet, J. II. Diekey, was al
The landing last evening, en- roRie to Memphis
She had no freight exemPting small lot fol
Cairo.
Captain Dan Able returned from Msnphis
YES erday, where be has been FOR rsTersl days
past, arranging matters with the authorities
there to allow the Diekey 10 run without mo.
Isstation. She will make two trips per week
here with The J. D. Perry, for st. Louis. As
the travel is great At present, particularly In
the emigrsnt way, this will be a highly gatis-
factory arrangsment,eonside the present
perplsxing modcs2 reaching this place from
Memphis.
The troops at Birds Point are in tbs beat
condition. They have their camp arrange
msnts almost complete, and are now engaged
In erecting breast-works in the rear Of the
camp to protect themselves from an attack
from the interior.
The fortihcatons are progressing finely, and
large number OF the heavy guns are already
mounted. At the trial OF The one immediately
on the Poiat, on Saturday, it vas found to BE-
sufficiently effective at three miles distant
Applications are made every day by the
owners FOR the privilege OF taking provisions
and other articies to Kentucky. When prJvsn
without a doubt, that they are for home uses,
the required permission Is given; in all other
cases nothing is allowed to pass.
All points in this vicinity are closely guard
Ell night and day, 50 that anything Of a treas
enable nature cannot escape detection.
The river still continues falling at a rapid
rate; our levee locks like a mountain.
DELTA.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-06
THE ACTION AZ rnrLLfpPI.

Fe clip the following secount OF the action
sPhllippi, Va, from the Cincinnati Eagui-
ri Tuesday Administrator organ). Phil
lii is situated some miles beyond GEaftoB,
oihe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, in West
sYirginia. The Virginia troops, it would
% from this account, were taken complete
liy surprises
detachment Of Virginia, Ohio and Indiana
F!nieers left Grafton last night, June Q, uu-
drommsnd OF Col. Kelly, and, after march
irsll night in drenching rain, surprised IN
eImpment uf rebels, about two thousand
sttg, al Pbiilippi. After a short engage
md the rebels we're routed, with q loss o. ff-
tekilsd, and large amount of arms, am
milton, provisions, camp equipage and
hoe captured. At our last adFices the Fed
erfooPs were IN be- pursuit Of ihe rebels,
Hnt Is quite probable that msnv OF them
VIII taken prisoners The gallant Colonel
KslwsB severely IL not mortslly wounded
Sc writing the sboye, We learn that The
Vinia Regimsnt, Colonel Kelly, Siztcsn-h
O1Regiment, Colonel Irwin, and Sixth In
disflegi iment. Colonel Crittenden, were en-
gsgiu TIE conflict at PhHlippii under ihs
cont Of BriEaSier- General Morris. The
onigrious casualty vas the wounding o.
Cold Kelly, Of wheeling, who, it was
tho4, would not survive the night.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-06

e The Manassas correspondent Of tie
Lynoh5urg RspubliosH, writing on the Slst,
says; "Mrs. Jeckson, TIE vile Of The heroic
martyr Of the Msrshsll house, in Alexandra,
f. here. and receives hat homage and respect
ton al which is eninsntly due her. have
had the pleasure of seeing her, and q no5ler
specimen OF the LADY cannot be found in all
the landn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-06

q The Pittsburg Ezprsss states that work
in the GOspsFt navy yard is being prosecuted
vigorously. The splendid frat class steam
frigate Msrrimsc has been rsiseds and the
beautiful sloo9 Of war Dolphin and The Ger
nsntown win soon be sioat. We learn that
six OF seven tuDs Of Powder sunk IN the Msr-
rinse have been saved in good condition.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-06

eTThe Redmond Hkig OF the 1st inst,
says; While President Davis was at the
Camp sf Instruction. Wednesday afternoon,
one Ct The soldiers rushed forward, and throw
ing bis arms around The general, kissed him
VIII sffseiionats esrnssfnsss.1 Who knows
but thar this nay have besn one Of those strong
minded women who have bean caught sssEm-
ing psnialoons in order to enlist in the south
trn Ermyf
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B056egT's SpF52lgS,

NEAA ELOA&ENC CEs ALABAMA
FT1HIs most celebrated watering Place IL nov open
Tor the reception Of visitors and has siresdy 3
good many persons roa dierea parts Of the country
We have engaged the o the celebrated HOLD
lhC BAND for the season. who are hard 70 excel on
hraGs string insrunezts- The ADVANTAGES Of dshiHr
admitted BY all WHO have visited ibis place 70 excel
those Of any other watering pace Shoal creek being
only qaarter Of mile, ard Tennessee only four
miles distant and We supplied with fishing boais
skis for the purpose. Our Tenpln Alleys aud Bil-
I lard Tables in Eooi order.
The waters OF these eps ings are recommended By
more than two hundred q the most eminent physicians
in surrounding country, for the Of scrofuA,
ropsy dyspcpsia liver complaint, dseaFes peculiar to
females eyes. chronic diarrhea, syphilis, and all
diseases Of tie kidneys, urinary organz aud s suta-
neous diseases. Num-ers q tn most remarkable
cures have bees testified 70 b. most respectable living
witnesses
Col. James kurjoch late Of Iuks SPRINGS, assists In
! the mEnaFeIlcut of the ho5sa, and pains viii be
spares 70 make guests IN every say comfortable,
Our table shall be supplied with the best the country
1orcE. sr accommodations In every respect shall
Be good those Of any other watering place The
Z country.
Qur coaches will be at tbs DEPOT II Fiorence on
the arsl ea Of the cars all times and soarey all pas
] senFsrs 20 and from the Suriusa without DELAY
Our livery stable Is vel stocked vita csFfiarps tus
cies AID horses, for pleasure riding.
iayL2-a ELLls Z Co. Propristors.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-06

q The ClBeinnati Eaquirsr Of the I9-h
inst, says Captain Rogers returned from
Washington, and viii Immediately enter into
negotiations for the building OF gun-bosts aud
chsrtsring Of steamers for the use OF our army
OF. the eoufbern waters.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-06

q ME snowden, editor Of the AleHandris
fassfts, and a state rights man, refused TO
Nbiish proclamation for The sboltionisis,
hsTsupon he hirsling typos OF Lineolu'S
4rees took possession Of his ofies and put bis
Eper to press They proPoss to continue its
Hblicason on their own account. IN the last
lus Of the paper published BY Br. s., be use
Z following bold language:
4 We are able to meet our foe eye to eve,
fl1t to ffcnt, column to column, and ehsss
tim back from our soil. We shall gioriously
nuph over them. We can't be conquered.
q foes nay come 10 as food. Tbey shall
bbEOken up a. on q rock"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-06

tSEoEsIk AHEAD.-Mr. James Argo, Tesid-
Ing in Pulaski county, Ga, has fourteen sons
and uons-in-isH IN the ranks Of The Pulaski
Volunteers" The old gentleman himself was
a soldier, stationed at Norfolk, IN The war Of
1910
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-06

s1- A Richmond exchange Of the Iss inst.
announces Hen. Robt. Toombs and lady, oi
Georgia. Judge Hopkins and lady, Of Mobile
and G. R. Todd, Mrs. Abe LineOln's brother
among the arrivals at the spotswoOd hotel,
Thursiar.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-06
9aiIg sppeal,

e The Northern papers announces thai
Gen. Butler has deferred bis visit 10 Riehmout
to the 10th Of Julyl We shouldn't wondsrl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-06

wm. f. AcFsriaud; President Farmers Hank;
A. Warwisk, drm Of Wargick 3 Barksdhle;
YIN G.. CrenshaW, arm q Crenshaw x Co.j
wellington Godaia, firm of Goedin q ApperSon;
TW. HcCa1ce, hgfa of buniops MoncEre q oej
g. A. rarksiaie. ila Of WarFicE 4 barksdae;
Jaaes Grant, Fabacco Kanufaciurer;
l.. D. crsnstsw, firm Of Harali, Oranshaw 4 %. (;
JohH L Baoon, nrm q Bacon Baskerrin,
r. B. EaxHil, fzm q HaxA I, Orenshaw q Co.;
John Carrie, r., ship Owner;
Wu. B. Warwick, frm OF Warwick 4 BarEsdalej
Jas Alfred Jones, Attorney-st-LaVj
G. @. Etlstt, 3aiiders
p. 6 Rudin, Agriculiusist and Manufacturer;
X. ". hcGruder, hrm 9f s Mcarnder 4 bo1s3
W. ". GruIap, AtiorHey-at-Lawi
Jas Dunlop, drm Of Dunlop, 8Cncure = %.
Boiling ". HAXAlLY President
o. n. UREaEE. Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-06

FEoN CARE HExzT-We have the follow
ing reliable Information from headquarters, on
Cape Henry Beach, furnished BY Lisutsnsnt
K. A. Burroughs, Of Capt John Fsntrsu'
Princess Anne cavalry;
The steamer Qqaker City appeared, on the
29th inst, Of The barracks and made minute
observations. She was apparently making
preparations to FIRE, but soon bore sway foI
the espes-
About three o'clock pAe attempted 10 land
q beat wiih men on board, With hoatis inten-
Hons. We ordsrea men IN mediateiY down to
TIE spot. As seen a. we arrived with more
troops, she opened Gre upon Us, hurting 10
person. The bsliss however, passed within
thres or four feet OF rs. We have ten OF
trelre Of these heavy iron missi,es.-N0rfolE
frsrs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-06
sUHgRBAE AND CITY PROP-
ERTY.
HE

we have nuuibsr Of unImprovsd and eleEsnf17 iu.-
proved CITY and subar5an Lois whicH ser ior sale
YOUNG 4 WELB
rrnion ef-azf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-06

Twice week A 90 90
EsfWo squares, renewable weekly, per annurn 60 90
twics week, " 50 90
Es-Al ADVERTISEMENTS Tor The Appeal must b. handed
IN a the 04erk'sdesk.
E-A transient advertisements Eustb Be marked for
specified tizns. when not thEs marked, they win be
charged sor week, and discontinued the cad Of
that time.
E-All Advertisements required 70 be Kept on second
page, CHARGED As EEW EACH DAY, and on thirdp PAGE
an advancs over stated rates.
E-Advertissments directed 20 be displayed OF set in
large type, charged NJ DOUBLE RATES.
early advertisers Will be charged extra for sccu-
pyiEg space ever contract, and when LARGE TYPE it
required to Be usvd the advertisement kept inside
Of paper.
E-Tearly a2vertisers viii be charged "a at rexu-
lar rates for wants Rents, Removals, Co-rurlner
Eolioes, 10 Consignces etc.
E3-ITdasienf AdperfiseaseEfs Fsusf be peia for IN
Gd5Oacc.
Es7Eo advertisement viii appear IN the weekly paper
unless By snsciai contract.
E-Adve -ements 70 be inserted IN tterWeskiy paper
sniy Irregular Intervals in either Of the papers
viii Be charged 81 square for each aHd every inssr-
tioB.
sa-Aunozneing Candidates for ssate County and Nm
noia 6ncess IS each to be paid IN advance il every
instance.
F-HErrfagos and Deaths are published as news; but
0btuare Tributes Of Respect and Funeral Invtatonf
as all 7ther advertisements.
E7-Al legal and transient advertisements viii BE-
charged By the Insertion.
f3Editorial notices II local column win Be charged
20 cent. per line.
R No deduction q varistion viii be made from the
foregoing rates.
NlcLlNAHAN & DILL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-06

~ The bIontEomeTy c0Trespondst q the
Columbus Sun writes;
Asa specimen Of The daring and Yin oiths
soldisrs COW qqsrtcrsd here, Isaw two oie5sm
On lie dome Of tie capitol yesterday, (ns..-..l-
ors. presume) where The Secretary Of stat'
has Ia vain tried 70 get workPsn 60 90 AM
sFrf,n leak.v The secretary Observing them
csiied 10 tbesa 10 10 The work whilst up there
N ,rhieb tbsv replied thsy would do % II b
,-,,,Is hrfn~ -pr - then the putty and glass
-T5is vvse dscit sdiY the most respectfully de
cifre5 srd .ae gallant boys came down, say
iag fbev 4fero only paEaetieing to take eFor
rickcns.v
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-06

oaer this reliable SOUTHERN IEsc RANCE CON-
FAkY to the property holders Of Memphis sud solicit
portion OF their business All Losses VIII BE- r-srpfJ
paid IN cash at this agency Those wbs wish % sncour-
age ssutsern iasfitsons in preference 70 Ecrheru,
:. T. WEsT, Agent,
ep2-ly jefferson street,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-06

tbs PosT OFFioE.-Posimastef Bowers
haa tedious tine Of u yesterday. The an
Inhalation OF the nails Of the old wreck, and
fhe postal law Of tbs COnfedsrscy going into
force. created a good deal Of hard labor The
Confeseracy has DO amps, and no such thing
Sc q penny currency, consequently there is
some difficulty IN making change We do DOT
zee low the postmaster can get along unless
he issues nsstal stamps until The Confederate
ofiees sss supplied with stamfs The postage
On papers is the principal trouble. Things
T '5weVsr, viii be soon arranged 80 az that th'
,ehinsTy will work in tip tor oTder.-Aobib
isisr, Juas 2,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-06
Challenge to the World +!
BHEHEPZE9
Southern Insurance Agency.
J. 4. E,EST. .4gestt,
OFFICE, ON JEFFERSON STREET,
Opposite FowIkss & Co., with the Etna Office.
Insurance Co. Of the State Of Virginia,

Authorized capital uo
Cash capital and surpins paid ug......-..s $50 90
~ s9c ooo dep siisd with Controller At Nashville
as security 10 policy holders.
Insures against loss by Fire Buildings and Her'
ehandise Of every description. Also, Leases aus
Furniture. Ali losses equitaby adjusted snd promptly
paid aps-ly
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-06
no Gas CONS UmE rs.
ECONOMY In Gas.
REDUETF0yys Nv G.sS REEEg.

DT using HcHanry's Patent Gss Bzrnar. These
ID brraers have besn adopted By the ciy a1ortles or
LeuisvilIa and Cincinnati for tle r1rposo or EltnE
their streets and subjected e he most r-9ld
ufst1setrcai tagt regards ahording the Greatsst
amount OF light for the smallest consumption el Gess
ana were found % csnpete with all ether baruers sent
ii ~ as L-ht Gsamittess OF those cities for their
orriferalisu AID adoption. These burners ere guar
autied 10 81 who dss them, for the following aaVsnta-
- Iss Fc1nousy IN oousuastion 0f Caste tae alount
Il from to 9 per cent ire best patent burner
-sSe aua from 20 % 80 per cent ef The coum1u ah-
tsii or ba.- wing burner- Ard. rerfect Gear sud
steady zane. 81. Perfect combustion and fresdcm
from sulake 1th. Freedom from bi1Fi1g and waiting
Of Gas coclon e the dsh-tai and batWiug hur1ers-
Nv long experiences IL the manufEc9ure and causunp
tsn o. Gas CazviHg bssn superinienlant o. Eenpl s
Gas Works fer ha last seven years) iudHcss ue 70 say
tray the best burusr tzat hes aver deen earea %
the public AID us=i hy private c1rs1mers p re
exclusion Of al ether kinds where thev have been IN
truduced- The har1ara bc seen st Eaanfer 4 % s
drug sfore; the dig lamp poets IN front q ne Aell
once On Uuicn stTsst rzd pr. Aer1ilfss On Aaaisai
street.
For sale at ny anop arst door 1orih q re Ga
HlEI aIAIsFER,
Gas and steam Pipe tier.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-06
MISSISSIPPI PLANTATIONS.
TENNESSEE FARMS.

We Offer a number Of select and highly Improved
Farms in sIeisy couuty, varying iu distance from Neu
phis from 10 tWeaiy miles. All Of these lands
1ssirs0y situated, and asey adapted for Garaenins
and Rarznirs purross1-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-06
ARKANSAS LANDS.

We oner r sale some 50 o0o acres Of choice Aransss
lsnds improved and uuimprovea and heated 81 7s7us
points embraced within me best cotton growing RESIGNS
in the 5ta-e-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-06
sforags and Comr1iasioa Eauae.

rFlHa Subscribers hs~e is1ssi ihl- oe1s1nriio.
house NO. UNION strict .s.Hes. -. ----
street and Frsut row, wasre tho5 ilfe prepare e p
Hersref SsOreqs, e.Ssllsss tss st''s
-rsss4 F.7Ts7nrelfgsq Business
flur premises are vel sfarsa &c seiaHes 2 "'nt'
vi, - n give special et.sntian- .,.s..,
7sa-,.rs- ~ qrullre and Mcrct1 Use sllielL -
80. s.KTD 4 Co, ~ so sss' y y y0NE5 5 90.
PaninE Kill ~, =, y
. 49,, -- ssafson street. LAM
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-04

NEW ORLEAFs, Feb %, 1861
The undersigned officers commanding m Hilary rnrn a,
duty and pleasure the attention or tho v
Companies Of Louisiana 10 the establishment of
Mcssrs. GtRiIbaux s. Gfefcrss
Nos. III AND l23 ROYAL STREET
That hrm, which has contracted make the knensocL m
fridge boxes etc., for the troops commanded by the
have displayed the most crupuous exactitudo in the
Of e' ORDERS and have furnished articles superior oaitx
we therefore take pleasure in recommending Messrg tha
"eies TO a" volunteer corps preparing their eouipuep
INFANTRY:
n. AUGuSTIN, Major Commanding Orleans cuor,s
O. CRuzAT Captain First Company Orleans Guards.
e. LAbAFufr Captain secord Co Orleans Guards
AZ. ROMAN, Captain Third Co. Orleans Guards.
r. r. r. fouPART, Captain Fourth Co. Orleans Guards,
.. aAss1EU, Adjutant Orleans Guards,
CAyALRY:
j. MeD TAYLOR, Captain Orleans Light Horse
BEN ToLEDaNo, First Lieutenant Jefferson Gnsrds
nj 2p6t "'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-04
M0NIaA' Z hIORNING. MARCH Z. fa6l.
THE 81 ATE CONVENTION.

The snemhegsof the State Convention, represent
is,g lie sovereignty of Louisiana, will assemble in
she CITY Hail this aag, II II NJ, pursuant to ad-
tournament.
s Nsa llaye 10 means of answering the questions
sdaseauonsl asked as to how long the session will
continue, Or when an adjournment will probably
sage place There may be an early adjournment,
and the sessions may be protraeted for several
weeks. iii TIE determination OF the matter we
have EuIl Reliance upon The capacity and patriot
ista af tIe Convention. The Convention is made
np III Ale ahlast and best men of the common.
wsAlsl and whatever they DO will be done telb-
sratesy sad, intelligently.
n ii possible Tile permanent Constitution of The
laAFederate States win be received from Mont
geometry during the week. Should this prove the
case Ihe discussions and deliberations upon its
adoption III reieCHon VII be lengthy, calm and in
tsrssfng, This issues involved will be of the Mt
most Importance, and viii challenge the closest
asfnths tho deepest thought and the most dispss.
sDnass gIneEt,
Esorts VIII probably Ee made TO change radically
le stitntien Of te State 40 far as the Judiciary
aysaean ii concerned. " die unable to say, at
This time. ghether these efforts will be successful
or NOT. Some, who are in favor Of change, viii
hut ga for giving, as 4 good and sufficient rea-
son, thst they were not elected for any such pnr-
nnae; ana Others viii show that they are pledged
against asy III The organic law, except
such AZ the Ordinance Of Secession ilnperatvelg
defaaFaed. Bnt ne imagine the permanent Con.
situation, Al soon as is received from Montgom-
wv win command the undivided attention Of tie
Conventions nntil It ii finally ratified Of rejected.
q ta neagtinle, let rs await the march Of events
Ill I'LL Confidence and araBsienee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-04
Mime CGt3oregg,

THE ONLY TRULY PURE CLAIRvoYANT
% nas ever appeared before the Southern public and the
'y Sp lslon that has succeeded in delineang the
Suoe disorders OF The human system subsequently
ing icu pS application of her peculiar medicines The
~ oil GYoSaEt mysteries the powers and scopes of
"ch are made plain The past and the present
as wei as the future within the reach of all who consult
a iHe N"p'su at LIZ Gustomhouse street md 2pu#
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-04
Eg'eUS'
S O Z T II E IN G OAL OIL
And
LAMP DEPOT.
CORNER CARONDELET AND PCYDRAs STREETS.

CORNER CARONDELET AND PoYDRAs STREETS.
Why does Wells trade Increase twice as fast as that of any
other Coal Oil dealer in town:
-BECAUsE-
He KEEPS A REALLY SPLENDID STOCK OF LAMPS.
BECAUSE
HE SELLS THE BEST OIL MADE N THE COUNTRY.
-BECAUSE-
He SELLS 20 PER CT. LOWER THAN OTHER DEALERS.
-BECAUsE-
THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT" PRAISES HIM.
BECAUSE
HE MAKES THE GRANDEsT ILLUMINATICN EVERY
NIGHT EYER SEEN IN THE
Confederate States of America!
At the Southern Coal Oil Lamp Depot may be found one
Of the most superb atsortmentS Of both
AMERICAN AND BOHEMIAN LAMPS,
brought New Orleans designs finest
workmanship Mt UNPRECEDENTEDLT Low PRICES
and immense stock of cheap Coal Oil Lamps, from ONE
DOLLAR UPWARDS.
Ny Lamps fitted with all the approved Burners in
use including the celebrated
HALEs,...PATENT BURNER.
DIETZ 4 CC.'s E.
JONES' .
EXCELSIOR E. E.
etc. etc, etc.
And I sell the best Coal Oil Chimneys manufactured.
Also, the highly veputed-
VIRGINIA PARAFEINE COAL OIL.
GREAT KANAWHA :.
MAYSvIILE, Ky. :.
KEROSENE
BY the Barrel Gallon.
N BCersin unprincpled dealers having accused
aduerang their oils with cHmphene other explosive
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-04
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

AS AN ARTICLE OF COAL. OH b.sely adalterated Nth
Camphene other fluids of similar nature il odd n ri.
eyRs PURE COAL OIL as the article is moi civ d,.
gerous but being entirely devoid ereeeness of pTtRE
COAL OIL Ia calculated to bring Coal OIL into eputs orr
DUTY 40 tbs PUBLIC well as the protection Of cur own
interests compe' us to cauton all persons against throwing
away their money md endangeripR their lives by Its
GENUINE COAL OIL, guaranteed perfeay purs can ia
obtained ut No E CHARITIES STREET. -, aay
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-04

On Sunday. Sd inst. ut u O'Clock, PATRICK CoNDRoN
aged 80 years naive Of TGl amore, Kings County Ireland
The friends aud aeqinances fany and of his
brother James rondron and his law Hugh Connors
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this evening
1 click from his late residences Of Orange and John
2he Baptist STREETS. without further notice.
On Saturday afternoon, I'd nst al b1s o'clock WHITE
adopted son Of W Key Of tins city. His body viii be
taken to A4tchez for inerInent.
On Saturday, Feb l6 1851 in New York SAMUEL YETI
WALDO aged IS years.
Rg-Hard Times" Grimm IL Bar-ftf .-Dur-
fng ts commercial crisis Of M there firm doing bushes
in New York ths style Of which Bartt but they
were not equal the for they day over the
commercial traces and knots Of people street coners
ominonsly shook their heads their and mnered
hard times, indeed when Grim & Baritt's gone By the
board.r
Hard times has come again. and those who trying to grin
and bar III can readily convert their grim into benivnaps
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