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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-10
CURTIS, GILLMORE = CURTIS,
MsYoh ~, 1S6i-4W Soils. for Petitioner
Legal Notice.
Tn uuCh T. Reid Mary Alcxlnc Reid Price j. Pat

AG8AI NOTICE.
To Hugh T. Reid, Mary Alexine Reid, Price J. Pat
ton 3 Co., Mason 4 Wheeler, Geo. r. Gordon,
Phillip viels:
You and each Of you are hereby notified that
~ there II now file in the once Of the Clerk u
tho pistrict Court or Lee County, lows, At Fort
Madison, petition Of Henry 4. Taylor claiming Of
you Hugh 7. Raid the sum Of I've thousand dollars
with interest It tho rate Of 10 per cent per annun
money due on apromissoFy n t. given By you
10 said Taylor, dated Sept. -, 1850; and further
.clAimirg or all OF you the foreclosure VI mort
gage Of the same date snd given to secure said
on certain real estate In Lee Co., lows, described
in said petition. =
aaI4 S1.s=s sc. :rrc.. I'D .c:-c- 81. c:....c-
on or before The noon Of the second day, q the
ne II term Of said Court, 10 commence It Fort MAd
ison on the third Monday Of May, A. D. 1851, Dc.
fault viii be entered against you the petition ~
ken - BY you confessed, and judgment and decree
rendered against yon - prayed therein.
NOBLE STRONG,
March 70, l66l-Im Pltd's Att'ys.
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oLD RESIDENTS DACK.

r WOULD respectfully inform the citisens Of Keo-
i kuk that have opened Tailoring Establish
ment on Main ST., between lth and tth, within one
,1oor Of Clarks Leather Store, whore am ready to
do anything in my line with neatnsss and dispatch.
have secured The services Of my old paftner -.
McEsitt, late 81 New York City. where he has been
cutting In one of the Fashionable Of
that city, 20 thst any ONE vhhing the style will
please give me Call.
Youths and Boys Clothing cut In the latest Nov
York style, ~ havea fall set Of Patterns from
the East. JOHN FRAZER,
deo1Odly
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DAY g BRO,
Wholesale GfOcers,
NO. rOS MAln-xT..

NO. 1O5 MAln-ST.,
4 Rk In receipt of
IA 800 kegs assorted Nails,
100 bxs. herman Soap,
so - Fancy Toilet Soap.
70 doI. extra wire handled brooms.
80 bxs. assorted Candy,
100 Fancy Candies,
Screams Writing Paper,
10 600 Envelopes,
- 900 assoEtsa Cigars ---------~-.-------
$4,000 Ilavanna 6's {"
800 lbs. Indigo,
10 hbls. assorted Nuts,
loo kegs Bicarb soda,
3 ties. Rice,
900 txs assorted Glass,
500 Cotton Yarn,
200 gross Matches,
20O reams wrapping Paper,
Besides large stock Of the various articles OF
Groceries, which offer ut the very lowest figure
We will at all times pay the highest price for
Hides, Furs; Pelts, Feathers, Beeswsx, and such
articles VI produce ~ preserve their nature In
trans portation.
Septl2d
D!ssoiusion 81 Co-ParanrrAAtp.
TUE Partnership heretofore existing between
Drs. M. W. Hicks and J. Ii. Andrews 10 this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
- : >--.. les - practice &C ner.l..-x
the old sand.
al. persons indebted to the firm are requested to
call and settle. M. W. HICKS.
keokuk, Dec. Is. 1859. JH.ANDKEWS.
dec2ldlw
-
Envcioposs EnveioPesil
DORTE-FOLlO, Otic ri Cons lar, Legs Invoice,
Bank, Document, Packet Post, Commercisl
Post, Ball Ticket, Letter, Commercial Note, Bath
Pay, Motto, Caid, and Drug Envelopes Of ali les
and prices. Just received It
OGDEN, DkOWNELL CO.'S
Cit, Book Store. 81. Main-st.
'hs Aayemturcs OF JAMES CAPER AD-
1 ANS, Mountaineer and riEsly Bear Hunter
oSnEN. BRowNELL co.
New Books!!
rINHE PRINCES BALI; Miss GILBERT,6
L CAREER; this day received ut
OGDEN ,BKoWNELL 4 CO.'S
CRY BOOK SroRs,
Nvlb-a No. 81 Main-at.
I m BbLs. DAYTON ALE jus. received and
UVfor sale by STAFFORD McCUNK.
March ll-dim
snO BUSH. DaIED APPLES received ON con
OUU signment and for sale low by
mchl ldlm STAFFORD 4 MccUNE.
WOOLEN HAAS
XT7ANTED, for which We win pay cash.
w VIII. AUSTIN AGO..
nov9dav us Msin-st.
sugars.
| An HHDS. now receiving, all purchased lately
4
/ by KELLOGG B1RGE,
mills IS Main-st.
MOlilSSeS.
en- BBlS. Plantation and Sugar House. In bbk.
OU abbls. and kegs, for sale BY
KELLOGG BIRGE,
mills So Msin-st.
Coffee.
IN BAGS just received and for sale lox By
" KELLOGG 4 BIRGE,
mills IS MAin-st.
Dried Apples and
Peaches.
loo SACKS ''' ' s.n iss z s1sar.
4 mills O. Mgin-st.
Glover Seed.
EoR SALE BY KELLOGG : B!RGE.
L mohlsi Ss Aain-st.
Cement.
| IN BBLs. fresh ground, for sale low BY
Marchi3d 80 MAin-st.
Wanted.
lLLlNRIS 1SCnEDITED II n
| NOTES AZ pAK for Groceries al the Low
est Cash Prices, nj the Grocery store Of
KELLOGG BIRGE.
A mhls ss Ma,n-sl.
], Gunny Bags.
OK BALES for sale low BY
10 KELLOGG 4 BIRGE,
ii mhI8 e8 Main st.
~ LIE r. y N n
i And FIG
i Just received Asd for sale BY
mehl1dAw w. III. AUSTIN AGO
CA.H PAsD
lii ". Ii. AUSTIN CO.,
nevodAw III MAln-st.
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1e8At NOtICc.
To George W. Lemon, Il. p. Lemon, Mary A. Le-
mon. Stephen q. Burbridge. n Bushey, Daniel
and Jufia Agne, corneIius Faulkner, 0edge =
Bro, Moses I. Mother bead.
You and each Of you are hereby notified that
i on OF before the 6rst day u February, 1861.
there will be on 6is IN the II. oe of the Clerk Of
the District courtof Lss County, lows, ~ Keo-
kuk, the petition OF VIM. G. Grahsm claiming ~
against AL OF yos the force osurc of uorasess
executed by the said George W. Lemon u AiItan
Collins. March ~, 1885, upon the south I of the
suuthswWt uf ssctiun twenty-five al tn town.
chip sixty -fve 1851 north Of range s vest, and the
half Of lot eks In block twenty fcsr al la the
city Of Ksoknb, al in The coasty Of Lee sud Ssass
u Iowa " secure the pay Of three trom,ssory
notes Of same date, PAYABLE In two three and four
years respectively, for the sun Of eighteen hsn-
dred and seventy Ave dollars, with per cent.
interest per snpunj also asking judgment against
the ssid George W. Lemon for the amount " said
notes with 10 ierest and costs.
And unless you appear and answer thereto on or
before he neon vi the second lay OF the II
Of said Court, commeneng on The third Monday ef
May next, judgment will be rendered against sou
hefeoa. WM. T.. GRAHAM.
March g. 1sS I-d1m
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aMAv1NG SALOON.
IL DePEUGH has moved into the room
Ii. formerly occupied by Dinner, on Sd Ut.
Shaving and Hair Cutting done with neatness
and deepAtch.
separate room Is lifted mp for Ladies' and Child
rem.
Customers are inviteds.to call.
Mchbd
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD

This the grandest railroad enterprise of modern
the times up to the present moment. The value of
its chartered rights to say nothing of its property
is incalcuable and yet, owing to the eXigency
of circumstances, it must have money, or be sold,
and lost to those of its stockholders who refuse to
assist in this hour of need. There are judgments
against the Company that will compel a speedy
sacsof the road and its franchises unless they are
paid. These judgments are comparatively small
in amount, but yet sufficient to consrain a sale
unless they are lquidated. If every stockhodcr
would increase his shares one-ffth, and pay
promptly for the same, the debts would not only
be extnguished, but the contract for fifty miles of
additional road would be completed, and the Com
pany would then have seventy-fve miles of finished
road, which would be selfsustaining and self.
extending. But much to our surprise, we learn that
enough money has not been paid into the hands Of
the agent, Gen. R. Y. Richardson, to accomplish
either ofthese resus-in fact not enough to pay the
debts, to say nothing of carrying ont existing con-
tracts In consequence of this unexpected state of
affairs Gen. r. has given fair and earnest warning,
through his card published in the city papers this
| week, which may be found in another column of
the Crescent, of the necessities and dangers which
| press Immediately upon the Company. OF the five
hundred stockholders in this State we are informed
that only one hundred and twenty have subscribed
to the new stock, which, as yet, has produced a
sum far below that which was allotted to New
Orleans and louisiana This being the state of the
case, we recall to the memory of Stockholders the
positive and emphatic pledge of President Steven
son, that in tho event sale of this road should
take place, that all who had subscribed to the new
stock should be protected both in their old and
new subscriptions; and he assured all stockholders
that he had the ability to make good his pledge
OF this we have never entertained the smallest
doubt. He is man of honor, and his character
has never been assaed, much less impeached In
addition to this President Stevenson's great prac-
been uniformly successful in the conduct of several
large enterprises of the kind, enabled him to speak
advisedly, and gave surer guarantee to his pledge
of honor, were such thing possible.
His reported policy of rGorganizing new com,
pany from new elements, and such of the old
stockholders subscribe at this juncture, is sound
policy, such as is required by the times and the
circumstances and will lead to an ultimate success
which will display vastness of wealth that will
astonish the world.
For these reasons, we trust all the neglectful
New Orleans and Louisiana stockholders will at
once come forward, subscribe, pay up, and save
| Tue Company with themselves. If they will not do
this and the road is Sold its property aud fran.
chses pass into other hands, and they lose what
they mad previously invested, they will have
| nobody to blame hut, themselves. The Office of
| the company Is at No 81 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25
TREASON AND ITS PENALTIES.
We take the following from the BuUllo (N

We take the following from the BuGIlo N. Y. J
Republic of the 10th instant:
From this time forward any citizen of the United
States who supplies arms, or munitions Of war or
food or coal, or intelligence or money to the com.
munites which are at war with this country, rem
ders himself liable to the pains and penalties of
treason. Any attempt to negotiate bonds Of the
Confederate States would be regarded as eason
by the United States, aud would be punished ac
cOrdingly. If, as rum1r states, factories i'll Con
nectcut are engaged in supplying arms TO the
Confederate Government, the companies and THEN
agents are all guilty of treason. Express com.
panes and other carriers who carry such arms or
other articles constituting :" aid and comfort are
similarly liable to prosecution. Merchants in the
West sending food down the Mississippi fall into
the same category, and incur the penalties of the
act.
If it is treason in the Northern people to supply
US with coal it ought to be treason in Southern
people to supply them with money. If express
companies are liable in the manner set forth by the
Buffalo Republic, then the Yankee captains and
sailors in Southern ports guilty of treason, may
be punished accordingly, and their ships conls-
cated-for they are trying to &C. aid and comfort =
tho enemy by shipping their cotton and other
Southern products. So it will be seen that this
"treason" argument is like two-edged sword
cuts both ways.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25

VARIETIES THEATER. = Though the audiences
now are comparatively small, we are glad to know
that the Varieties is handsomely paying expenses,
and that under present circumstances the manager
and company are satisfied. "Victorine." last
night, thoroughly pleased and excited all who
were present. Tonight we are to have q variety
bill, as follows: " Bob Nettles," with Mrs. Leigh.
ton as Bob, Mark Smith as Mons. 7ombWoa, and
George Holland as WaddNoUe; " Perfection" with
Charlotte Thompson as Kate, and Jordan, Owens
and Mark Smith in the other characters the 4" But
terfy Dance" by Mile Francis; and Family
Jars" with Holland as Delph and Mrs. Leighton as
Lfddy This is all sorts Of bill, and ought Ger.
tainly to draw full house.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25

TIE MILITARY FAIR-Let nobody forget tbe
grand fair for the equipment of volunteers to be.
gin at Odd Fellows Hall this evening. The great.
est preparations have been made, by band Of the
n2blest Of Lonisianas daughters; it will far sur.
pass fairs Of the ordinary kind, and everybody in
town onght to visit it aud not forget to take their
porte-monnaiss with them
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25

LOUISIANA GuARD.-The members of this battal.
ION viii read the notice of their gallant Captain, c.
2. Girardey, ordering them to appear at, their
armory this morning, at O'Clock, precisely, to be
mustered into active service. Lively and exciting
times ahead 50 don't fail in punctuality.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25


as5-a Honest Old Abe what misnomer lis
protecting the property of his Government
with d vengeance, if any reliance is 10 be placed
Id the telegraphic dispatches of the last two or
three days. He ordered his troops to destroy some
hundreds Of thousands of property at Harper's
Ferry, before they were run off by the Vrginians
and Norfolk dispatch of the 23d states that Com,
modpre Prendergrast, by his order, scuttled five
ships of war, tore down ship houses, destroyed
facsogies, and blew up the Navy Yard works, thu:
wantonly sacrificing property worth some millions
Of dollars
Ii Lincoln keeps on protecting the property
OF bis Government this sort of way, a few days
longer lie will have nothingto protect worth pro
tocting.t'
Well, let him go ahead Every move he has thus
far made has been bIunder; and he could not
have better played into our hands than he has
done. The destruction Of the ships in the Norfolk
harbor, will tend weaken materially the strength
Of the squadron he destined for Southern waters.
Besides, it will save many poor fellows life,
either by violence or by the fever, which will be
along our lower sea coasts before many days
clause.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25

On GUARDS or '6l.-fhe organization Of this
company has been completed-at meeting, held
on the 18th, inst the officers Of the company were
daily elected. The official notice will be found in
another column. On Friday evening next, at
O'CLOCK, meeting is called for at the Magazine
atreetimarket
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25

PERsosAI.--We " had the pleasure of greeting in
our office yesterday our gallant confrere of the
Memphis Avalanche, Col. W. NJ. Cluskey. The
Avalanche has fought the battle of secession in
Tennessee, against heavy odds, with distinguished
ability, ana, we may now add with distinguished
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25

10 We noticed with much pleasure the ap-
pointment of the Rev. Mr. Dunn, of the Episcopal
Church, as Chaplain to the army at Pensacola
Many relatives and friends of the Louisiana voun-
teers are aeefrous that similar appointment should
beconferred on clergyman Of the Catholic creed
a large number Of the Creoles now in the army
are without spiritual adviser Of the creed they
have been reared in. We learn with pleasure thai
the administration Of the Arch Diocese of New
orleans has rendered to Coy. Moore the services
Of one Of the members Of the diocese. The flower
OF our old and ancient population, our chvalrous
Creoles are aevoting themselves to the holy cause
OF the South. Our Catholic fellow-citizens fee
dearous that q clergyman of their persuasion
should be with them, and the appointing power il
is hoped will recognize the wishes of thousands OF
friends and relatives in accepting the services oi
one of the clergy of the old church.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25

HoNoRs TO THE GALLANT KESruoKIANs.- There
il call in our columns this morning for meeting
OF our citizens this evening, in Lafayette Square
at T o'clock, to suitably receive the gallant Ken
tuckians who have taken up arms and nobly
responded to the South in the cause Of her rights
and honor. See the notice, signed by some of our
best citizens.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25

FtBLIo ADpREss.--We are authorized to state
that an address will be made tonight at Lafay-
ette Square, by DR.. L. P. Blackburn, of Kentucky
who comes to this city, accredited by Gov. Ma
goffn to attend to some special business. DR..
Blackburn viii explain the position of Kentucky in
the present crisis. We learn that he is an able
and IDTeibIe speaker.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25

CRESCENT Cry GUARDS. - a 1ditonal officers,
rendered necessary by the rapid increase of this
q company, were elected at meeting held on the
I'D inst We elsewhere publish the official notice,
giving the names Of the officers elect.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25

oRERA HousE-M. Genibrel takes his benefit to-
night. Thls announcement, independent of the bill,
should alone suffice to gil the house. "Joseph
n Egypt and the fourth and fifth acts of tThe
Huguenots,' p are to be performed.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25

NEW LusITANos BENEVOLENT AssoCIATIoS.-Th
neubers Of this association are elsewhere notified
to attend special meeting to be held on Sunday
evening next, at O'Clock, for the transaction Of
iI,st1nrtant business,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25

i HOWARD LoDGE No. IS, l. o. o. F.-The regular
meeting Of the Lodge will be held this evening at
Odd Fellows Hall at half past O'Clock. Due
notice Is elsewhere given. Punctual attendance is
asked for, as business Of Importance will be
pIesented
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25

Now is THE TINE Those of our young friends,
anxious to so into immediate active service (desti
nation Virginia. referred to the card of that
popular corps, the Louisiana Guard.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25

TnANEs,--We refer with pleasure to the card,
elsewhere published, rendering thanks to various
parties for timely assistance rendered IN the get
ting up Of the Military Fair at Odd Fellows Hall
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25

GaEscEET RIFLES Company C.-Business Of un-
usual importance will be brought before this gal
liant body this evening, and Captain Gilman and
Orderly Talbot notify them of all that is necessary
at this time in our columns this morning.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25

On WEDNESDAY. 2Nh tnS | 0'c ncF T. NJ. ELEANOR
S'RAI T. LIE, aged 81 years wife OF John Ics,lIe Jr
II nHrNe f Nh ety. A.o nrr twin
fhr friend, acqu the family invited ia at
tend their nnelal tbs evening or ork foa their late
residence No. rs rhnIa Apollo street. without
her nuliCe
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25

BATTALION WASHINGTON ARTlLIERY,-In &C.
cordanoe with official order, the members of this
battalion viii assemble, fully equipped, Sunday
next at O'Clock A. III. Detail of orders is to-day
nnblished
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25

MONTGOMERY GUARDs.-A very important notice
@ the members Of this excellent company appears
in our columns this morning, to which we direct
their attention
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25

DESoro RlFLEs.-A call is made by the officers
of this noble company, the purport of which will
be seen by referring to the columns Of military
notices on our first page.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25

MERCER RIFLE GUARDS You will meet this
evening at 9l Gravirr street, at q O'clock. See
fhe notice of Capt Walker and Secretary Tobin.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25
MnCrfstndnrn,a Elnir Dye is

k8~CristaCIurO's Hair Dye is the only Bye
anal yzoiThe only Dye be poeonessThu tny
DYE living brown The Only Dye pelccr buck-
The only Dye that drcS drcctionThe only Dye thnl in
anunpous and the DYE for NIL who desire have tho
color of their hu changed with safety certainty and pd,
any Shade hey may esire.
Nauuflc nued ny j. RISTAnORO No AStor House, New
yo h. Sold cvcrywhCre applied by all Hair Drassrrs
MS lumSV
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25
LIES THIS DAY.
AUCTrr i.

~ Both Boards of the Common Council ana
tho Letter List will appear in double-sheet Cres-
cent tomorrow morning.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25

a5yH For AUdit"r of Public AccOunts-sSiCasc
Nnnuu"ce H. PsRArA rumd, ate for Auditor OF Public
Accounts III the eecuon in November
D.-.a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25

&8-Coal Oil and lamp Empnrium -Coun-
try chants Puntcrs and hC pubic y, i'll
II cuI u Zcst md only l"le stock @"
COAL OIL. LAMPS and PURE coal Oh this city.
tSholcsae and ro"iD at lFor prices
any in tho Confederate States at No. 6
ChtrrcS , .,,,,
4 GOV EXT II llll.lH
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25

RS~ behring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos and o. Gravier street, New Or
do 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25

SNAKES MILEING Cows.-A paper published in
Northern Ohio tells the following rather tough
story
A few years since Mr.. +. D. Blair, who owned a
dairy farm about mile and halt south of Ecutt-
Vile, noticed that one of his cows did not give her
usual quantity Of milk. This continued Tor four or
five weeks, no one being able to solve the mystery
until one day as 3lr. B. was at work near s.ump
in the vicinity Of his cOw-yard, he discovered two
large snakes, about an iuch aud hall in diameter,
and upon killing them they We're found to be full
of milk. The mystery solved at Onre--thesc
snakes had sucked the COW. Immediately after
they had hGen killed, she commenced giving her
fuII quantity of milk; but frequently went to the
stump aud lowed as though she had lost her calf.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25

YSeG EjD5Ee&o
"7R&TETI0" I3 THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY
"TREFEIIO" CuraBRI Erupttorp
"TREFELIO " Softens the SKIN.
"TREFELIO" BcautiBcs the sEn.
"TREFELIO" Eradcatos Huulor.
"TRGFELIO" 80 cents a bottle.
Particularly adapted TO warm climates. fow drops poue
tho for Bathing delicIously refreshing and eSless
E. giving tho Skin Freshness Snoohness Elasticity Sofeqs
riaucy Purity-Coone and acknowledgements th
h firm and of IN aabaster of Btnuy;
ruptions. Immensely popular among the Ladies.
szeSold everywhpre at 30 centH q bottle.
Sold wholesale retail by JAM SS SYME, No. 1874 Ca1A
traot, and by Druggists genaFAliy
TILESTON & CO.,
..7232pIy General Agents. As Broa way, New Yo,t
Eso0ss, Shoes esseg KerogGsss,
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with primo Dtching BOOTS Russst
8RoGANS Wool Mexican Palm Leaf Straw and cazpsach,
ATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST. L CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street, New Orlears
Hats, Caps, etc., at Wholesale.
wearo constantly receiving general of Silk ans
8
and Wool HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST & CO.,
iyl2 2p&R No. 10 magazine street. NewOr!eaas
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25
SPECIAL GENERAL 1IEHTlNt4.

uNEyoLENr ASSOCIATION or NEW ORLEANS,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25

sg- g-A.tvertfsenents inserted at the usual rates.
aaral discouDt made to regular advertisers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25

THE CFIARTER OAK
GO 0 KING G .STO VII!

NOTICE THE ECONOMY IN THE USE OF THIS STOVE
II will reduce your woJd III from twenty 10 thirty per
These warranted b,ke the booma point at
which all otr found wanting. See where they
ter FROM other Stores:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25
y. o. NLS0N, Editor and Proprietor.

sFEICB- = No.szo CAMP STREET.
early snbserlptions, $40 ~ the Week. 20 Gents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25

- The Weekly Crescent is published every ST.
! mora'nr. Subscription. S3-nvRriablv in advance
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-25

Visiting this city for the purpose of rcpcnlshing their
Stocks will find ut the establishment Of