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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-02-14

Balance on hand in Treasury S27.l0
all of which is respectfully submitted.
MORGAN l.. GAGE, an ! Cemetery
LOTION ii. EASTMAN, :
EMIL MOORES. Committee.
Dated, East Saginaw Feb. 18th 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-02-14
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS.
Con GERS
MAGIC REGULATOR.

CURES NERVOUS DISEASE OF ALL KINDS
CURES CHOLERA. ~ tr- rf ri. f-..
CURES CHOLERA MoRBUs. i..,,5 ~ :.
CURES DIARRHGA.
CURES DySENTERY.
CURES BLOODY FLUX. "a
CURES CHOLERA INfANTUM, OR .,
DIARRHGA OF CHILDREN.
CURES VOMITING.
CURES. NEURALGIC PAINS.
CURES SEA SICKNESS.
CURES IlYSTER1C FITS. INV
CURES CONFUSION FITS slf rt tn.t-. r.-r
CURES PALPITATIoN OF TIE HEART.
CUKES NERVOUS FEVER trsf
CURES BILIOUS FEVER.
CURES FEVER AND AGUE.fsrft4e
CURES NERVOUS HEADACHE.
CURES SICK HEADACHE.
CURES DELERIUM TREMENS. '.
CURES any disease arising from n derangemsnt
Of the nervous system gSfn
This medicine has become celebrated for its mild,
certain, safe, Immediate aud eftcsudi cure Of the
above Diseases. lrs.s .s..A
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-02-14
Progress of mr.. Lincoln 10 WASH
y n inston. Ca.
HIS Departure for Springfield.
IMPRESSIVE FAREWELL TO HIS
~ NEICHBoRs.
Their Earnest Affection for Him.
His Reception AT Indianapolis.
Ills Departure for Springfield.
Their Earnest Affection for Him.

His SPEECH ON THE STATE OF.
TIE UNION. - t..
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-02-14
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEwELnY, &C.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

NEW AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-02-14
1861.
FIRE 81 MARINE
1880 Attftl Data
Home Insurance Company
~ .'sHe OF NEW YORK. sse iaiaas "a
Ca>h Cnpital,-One Million Dollars.
Assets. JuLY lsr, ls60, eI,4sl,sl9 q an
Liabilities, o1,O6S %
8 Equitably Adjusted and
Promptly Paid.

TINE OFFICES AND DIRECTORS herewith
L present TO the Stockholders and Patrons Of tho
Company their FOURTEENTH SEMI-ANNUAL
xhi6it of Assets an Liabilities, showing the con
ition of the Company on the lsrDAY OF July, 1850.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-02-14

Sergeant-at.Arms said, addressing the
President Of the Senate, that he deemed
it proper to report his action relative to
John Mckinney. The prisoner had said
that he was controlled by the spirits, and,
lest the spirit of Swartwont or Fowler
should get control of him aud lead him to
parts unknown, he had deemed it neces-
sary to place him in the city lock up for
safe keeping, to await further action of
the Senate. 20 ~
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-02-14
Destructive Fire in Flint

This morning, at 1o'clock, a fire broke
out from the wooden block on Saginaw
street, corner of HERSHEY street, occupied
by James Henderson & Co, and others,
resulting in its entire destruction The
fire was arrested by the brick building of
Witherbcc, Exchange Bauk.) The ex.
treme cold weather prevented the action
of the Engines until late hour. But
liremcn and citizens generally cXerted
themselves to the utmost. by cNtraOr,il-
nary efforts of individuals with buckets,
Eagle Block was saved, and the fire eX
tinguished without an extended conlla-
grafton, which scemcdinmincntly threat
cned. Hon, VIM Fenton, Chit Engineer
of the Fire Department, has kindly given
us the following estimete of loss as near
as can at present be ascertaincd:
James Henderson & Co, goods part.
ly saved stock about s25 900; insured for
$4,000. a." r
Henderson's Block, 5000; insured 49,
900; Elmore's Jcwelry, mostly saved.
Pattcrson's Building, total loss. Sholes,
Taylor, total loss of stock. Clay's Bar
Der shop, total loss Harpcr's Shoe Shop
total loss.
Ladies' Library Association, total loss;
insured for $4,000. '' .'"
The Vault at Pattcrson's' Bank sup.
posed to be entirely safe" The fire is
believed to have originated in Harper's
Shoe Shop-but tic cause is unknown.
Mr.. Walkers loss from injury to goods
and building, we arc informed will not
be less than $4,000. In the falling o.
Brick from one of the buildings, we re
greet to say that First Assistant Foreman
H. r. Clark, or ihis office, and Mr. :. Cad
well, of Eagle Co, were rather severely
hurt, the former on his knee and the lattei
very badly on the ankle; however a Doc
tors care for day or two will bring
them all right again. We are sorry we
cannot get all the particulars before go
ing to press.- Wolrerine Citizen, FEB.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-02-14

ITEMS FROM The MANUAL. The old
est member of the House is fifty-six the
youngest is twentysix '" g. q.
The Oldest member Of the Senate is
sixty-fve, and the youngest twenty-nine.
The average age of the members Of
the House, is forty-two years and two
The average Of age in the Senate, is
forty-four years and two months. -.
There are eleven members Of fifty
years of age; three between twenty and
thirty; twenty-nine between thirty and
forty; ffty-onc between forty and fifty;
thirteen between fifty and sixty, and two
between sixty and seventy. Lansing Rep.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-02-14

the following amounts, VIZ
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-02-14

LrMBERnEs or others supplied in any desired
quantity. Please give call
CD.w GIBSON a SON.
East Saginaw, January, 1861,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-30
GENERAL SCOTT.

| The New York Tribune is becoming very bitter
| and yenomous towards old Scott. His latest
offence consisted in sending his q kind regards ;,
by Col Taylor, to Lee and Beauregard. For this
the Tribune abuses him roundly, and says if he
cannot conquer lis feelings Of affection for "those
great scoundrels," he ought, at least, to keep
silent. The Tribune, furthermore, expresses the
hope that the Provost Marshal of Gen. Mellow
ellis army may find it to be his duty to hang both
Lee and Beauregard, in full sight of our advancing
Columns This was before the battle of Manassas
when the Tribune thought that there would be no
| check to Gen. McDowelPs army and con-
sldered Lee and Beanregard as good as bagged
But the chickens were counted before they were
Matched, and the hanging of Lee and Beaurepard
by the Provost Marshal appears to have been post
poned
We think, ourselves, it was piece of imperti
nence in old Scott TO send his respects to Lee and
.Beanregard-as if he thought those gentlemen
could have any corresponding respect y for a
man who turned traitor to the land of bis birth
and is making war upon his own people and kin
bred, and devastating the soil where his children
lie buried. The reply he got at Manassas to his
I" respects" will probably somewhat check the
ardor of his affection and the warmth of his friend
ship for those whom the Tribune designates AZ
such great scoundreIs," Lee and Beauregard.
We have hardly the heart though, to abuse old
Scott now, since the great service he rendered us
the other day at Manassas He sent down to us |
sixty splendid guns, five or ten thousand muskets |
i've hundred wagons, provisions enough to last our
army six months, besides ''lots /" of powder and
other munitions of war that we were somewhat in
need OF. This was good turn and generous
thing in old Fuss and Feathers, because he no
ioubt, knew beforehand we would capture them,
and sent them down to Manassas specially for that
purpose. The beauty of it is, we understand that
lie IS lifting out another such expedition for us,
caring, no doubt, that we will run short and use
Up the first contribution. Twas clever thing in
i'm to send us exactly what we wanted and we
maintain that, whether Intentionally or not, he is
me OF the best friends to the South, now that we
re engaged in the war. that we have I
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-30
EFons fke Seat or war.
TR U LY SUPERB
TOGRAPHIC VIEwS,
A PICTURE WORTH FRAMING,
Price only Fifty cents.

NJ ,r,..,-
" a. We" u 'H' o''e"i' 'u"e'S' capt N'enN' on pa
w. ~ ~ ~ teN' ~ ''0 N''"'" VI h''H ''"'0''
"',' 'S'on'
NO b. view Of the Orleans Cadets, Capt nreuz in front
OF ,h'lF onc"nPmon ii" the mouth OF Big Bayou Pensacola
NO. IH' View of the encampmen of the Orleans Cadets,
Capt pFs"S' showing camp life while of DUTY.
No d. View Of Officers and Officers TENS Of Orleans
Cadets.
NO. = vie" OF Fort PcEon taken from the beach in front Of
foft 1hS is the neares! hand 10 Fort Piekcnsdi8
tn1re about mile and ii half
NO D. Front view OF Fort Barrancas from the beach.
l. ,,eN o. 'A0 Ola spanish Fort bHrnncas' with Fort
fieFohs in the distance.
NO o we" OIL Top and interior Of Fort Bnaneas, with the
men at Tue t, guns,
MOB Vie" OF top and interior Of Fort Barrancns showing
guns "',
w. g VIZ" "a MS t1o" HIo""u fort hafancas showing
S",y poF, t''
"a 1 " "ly''S rom ''Sue' look
'. o",, showing Two lo'nch Columo"dS coming IN
A. we" 'n the Top OF OFT a'Fancas OF tho oncamp'
~ :" '' " ''0H"'" eS'Lneh'' Win FioheeF GUARDS Capt
"'"'N =" r"''u'.
No. L. we" Oh SAND battery on the right OF Fort Earran-
cas-:
" It" o. me mouse opposite Fort ftekens-is l65
eet sh orc OF the best lights in the country The of this
mouse commands vie" of land and sea as far as the eye
N
, -, ,fg ''"en1 ron 'ii0 '"P d L'2"', Louise
NJ ~ ~ x,,' wv T W. , a. 'oeno''
meats etc. from top o. Light house
No g. View the enc"mpmen of the 9th and 10th Nsss-
''i, I NeEH M nom top Of 4'Fh'-Honse
Iopt,vfle In4, the TAM 'si Us, e
NcRae in the esance taken from the tor OF Light b9use
NO. Is One O the Barbour Sand batteries, Igh, house.
"i -! '', n a, A''"''
I.,rnl.hon,e '''P' n'''' S!' near
No IL Enclnpmcnt of the Louisville Rr1c< Cant pi,d
worth, LIST Alabama h gimerr near Light house
NO -. We" OF thc tLc"pment OF tho Mississippi Reg
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-30
Southern Aaacsitc asUitroaes.
1000 SLAVES
WANTED BY HIRE OR BY PURCHASE.

|
We will purchase or hire for OF years Five Hun
crtd or Thousand Slave Aboers work on the Southern
Pacific Railroad, in west of Shreveor
l." III region secure and from or eot
ION from the Conflict which shall tyo sections
OIL TINS country The through which road passes
entirely heay and Tor the distance of 500 miles
e9t Oh shreveport 1t peaetFaos OF the finest agricultural
countries on the continent of America
Inns company mas magnificent land grant Texas
lu acres Tor every mile Of road the company constructs for
'e u'ace oil tt miles from Shreveport eagtsr to FL
fto on the western boundary Texas. times ks the
sent the company to pay for Dor essen
' 10 inc rapid development Of the company's interests ont
years by hire or bv the prt,,l ,,robo
pSny VIII make the most ibe al and Arrangements
WITH s!LVe-ownor in Kentucky Missouri virginia aInra
North Carolina or elsewhere fer the hire or purchase with
pay ents in the undouoIed securities OF $40 or INN ,e.
Families entire will be TAKEN either by hire or by ,rrr
The company enabled propose liberal terms because OF The
GlyHifcent land .ranis of Taxas and n. ,ti,,. . ,
rcnHhd rolling stock for he road across Texas viii, the
construction bonds company at rates r,oyt
All the rights of this company are fixed and vested Nv the ~
of fezas. This company has secured tho syp,Dathy and h
" On S S-a degree OF parallel of latitude has the
e1o,,gt Than, ot. E e 'isn n"'s'hne"t'
eraTd-as well as OF large ca nitaIt,t. ~ 49,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-30
BSGtSose Springs, alabama.

The Proprietors take this method of informing the public that
these SPRINGS situated TIE Bg5ee river l41 miles above
Nlo1ie are at all times open for the reception visitors
We have now superior BAND OF MUSIC in attendance
ana every effort shall be made part to render visitors
comfortable
boSts leave Mobile every TUESDAY, THURSDAY aud
SATURDAY EVENINGS and arrive the Springs ABOUT IL
O'Clock NEXT MORHING.
Conveyance all times at the river in readiness 10 conway
passengers to the Springs.
JAMES CONNOR Il CO, Proprietors
JAMES sYME, Druggist, 134 Canal stree. New Orleans
sole agent tor the BLADON SPRINGS WATER.
je28 2p2m&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-30

mamipas- Rer0latio,e in Tie Wind Jat,ree6 4e,,
cara and Gea tararGaL-Gen. Conouf01t
| dnd ms tonSpFdcg-Be is on the Track for
| President Agai'a- lf,nder Of OcarnDO- DsGH NJ.
| Experimentation Matters. -. -
| Special the New Orleans Gre cent
MArAxoRAs July s, 1851
iir. Eda0r-There has been no matter of-euf.
hcent excitement to warrant a letter from +bis
place for a month; and as communication u,itl,
your place is both difficult and doubtful E,ayesnot
troubled you with gossip.
In the latter part Of the month of June the cleo
ton for Governor of the State of Tamaulipas took
place. and, up til to-day, the result is uncertain.
Both parties have been claiming the victory, and
think that both parties have been preparing to
maintain their claim by force of arms The Red
BePuniicahs are friendly to Gen. Garavaja: the
Cllnoihos, or Conservatives, to Gen. i5arZa. so
you see 1t Is military against military. Senior
nefVa was the candidate OF Caravaial and Senior
GueVrero was the pony on whose bottom CARA
pet hls money. GaraEajal has strength in the
northern and western part of the State and Garza
has his voters in the south and east including
Matamoras. CARA is collecting artillery and
men at this place, and CaraVaial is gathering men
the NORTH Inc result OF all this will be fight
The plunder Is worth 81, 600, Go per annu1n
Gen. Gomontort, ex-Presdant, is still in Browns
VIE, having been denied the right to live in this
place He IL IN good health, and, with his family |
takes daily arings in the streets of Brownsville
|
to reenter Mexico, when he proposes |
70 assert his right to the Presidency. / under. |
stand that he will have the countenance and |
support of Gov. VidaurEi, of Nuevo Leon and of |
Goy. ortega, of Iacateeas. Gen. Comonfort de-
signs leaving Brownsville in the, course of a week
o. o zen days, taking the Texas side of the Rio |
oiahas hini he Reaches where he can cross d.
lee , ihlo fne tate of huevo Leon and where he
MI MI probably meet an escort from Gov Vdaurri.
4 ~ aesr potehtate has recently entered into a
treaty with Gov. 0rtega, ofZ to fvertbTov
sae government o. JGarez or rather the Congress
LOW ~ session In the City Of Mexico. for the mr.
pose % restoring The Constitution of 1857 in its f,l
- ~, 9tote yon an account two months since
% the acaan OF the Legislature of Zacatecas 10,
ulaTins mat the Mexican Congress had transcaned
ls9 paWefs, and Withdrawing that state rom ali
connection with the nation. Yidanfrt baa ba ~,
IN me league and the revolution will soon
pc y luli force, Gen Gomonfort is to be the leaer
Of the movement 1t viii produce considera5g
IN On ms frontier, for think that Caravaial i
party to The conspiracy.
on have probably heard before this of tho
iea,n, OF Fsther the murder of Ocampo by Gen.
tafqnezi last month"; near Qaerretaro. de had
sone 70 ms hacienda on visit, and was caught :
ma executed by Marquee as a traitor to The Gov. !
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-30
V'atasabEe Military Books.
NEW AND REVISED EDITION
Or
HARDEE's RIFLE AND INFANTRY TACTICS.
Rev ed BY the Author Copyright Edition Two Volumes
FOR SALE BY
4 III . M A y L. w HITE1.
Bookseller and Stationer,
Canal Street ros

INSTRUCTION FOR HEAVY ARTTLLERY-Bv A Board
OF Officers.
TACTICS with Honors paid by the Troop Inspectou Re-
views etc BY Lieut. Col VIM H Richardson of Virginia.
ARMY REGULATIONS, ARTICLES OF WAR and ,c.s Of
Congress organizing the Army Confederate States
SCIENCE OF WAR Tactics for Officers Of 1nfar,v c,
and Artillery. Arranged by l.. v DuckhoItz.
SOUTHERN MILITARY MANUAL, etc.
CO0PER'S CAVALRY TACTICS
UNIFORM AND DRESS OF THE ARMY.
For sale
iy2s 2peod3t los CANAL STREET.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-30
Ladies' Volunteer Aid Association,

Tbs LADIES' Volunteer Aid Association call attention to the
following resolution
eSo'ed ih no applications will be received frorn Co1pa-
mes mat nave not been authenticated by Bgnde
Tracy OF Adjutan General Cfrivet, ,,,7s s,tF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-30

oAKoSDHLEr GUARDS Young men wishing to %
INTO immediate active service for the Confederscv
should apply at the headquarters Of this comnany
No II GraYier street. Mr. r. III. Yale il tbe IN i,
one authorized to solicit subscriptions Tor the
company. See the notices.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-30
8aUOFst8, SG8Eses cs1teg EgeIEs.

1SEVWF Tss3s SsS5EEg8 EG2tsg EEeGfS,
We are now manufacturing in this civ
REGULATION LINE OFFICERS, sWoRDg
Of good quality Having filled most Of our advance orders wa
can furnish custome1sa
RELIABLE ARTICLE
at REASONABLE PRICE
Also sERGEANTs' SWORDS, Belts and Plates. sashss
Stars etc. for sale by
HYDE & GOODRICH,
corner Of Canal and Royal Streets
jy22 2p3w3tswNIoWeFr New, Or1or
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-30
Military Goods :,

W ORDS, COLTS REVOLVEPS
MELTED SILK sAsHEs AND RHTTs
BUTTONS FOR MILITARY UNIFORMS,
GOLD LACIS AMID coRpa
Military FL'ri1la1nli1agS
hA-rh-' Sky itH-t L. IsIl<o-A11cI-orxx
SILK OIL CLOTH
Fl. FRANKO'S,
l45 Poydras next to CaronIelet street
Es-WATCHES and JEHEIItY repaired and sold at tho
lowest prices, and fully guaranteed iva 2n,auoTb
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-30

oARRoLL GUARDS. This fine company, under
me command Of Capt. Lipscomb, being fully or.
canned and ready for service leaves TO-DAY for
Memphis, from which point they will be ordered
into active service.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-30

CONFEDERATE BLUEs,This company meets on
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday evenings. Young
men wishing TO join are invited to attend, me
arnoFy is at No. rs Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-30

The PASoPT1coN. This exhibition opened last
evening, at Armory Hail. to a fair audience 1t is
really ingenious, beautiful, ard most entertain
ing mechanical exhibition. The Bombardment of
Fort Sumter is perhaps the best part of it. The
singing Of the Southern Marseillaise, and other
songs, by Miss Fanny Person during the intervals,
Is very pleasant and charming feature Of the en-
tsrtaiaaent. Miss Fanny has become a great ia
vorite IN this city. We advise all to go and see
the Panopt icon, and to RENE mber the purpose for
which il is exhibited.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-30
ss-Xgellg, South, NJ, con, sat1ann1,-

~ VI SAis' soItfAsTn Coal Gil and I'm Y,, To
for CORNER cARoNDELEr AND PoYDHAs STREETS lwa,s
on hana IN most complete aid exiens of co
OIL LAMBS, SHADES, GLOBES, CIuMNEY8 etc fo ho
onna IN e soHt at much ower prices than any other e
best brands of Coal OILS manufactured AT the 1ou, l
rates. N'A''
Depot for Williams Patent Portable Folding oso,t2 Houses
and Mosquito Bars.
jy20 2pd&Wf II n rr-rrrg ,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-30

R'0~B. L. Defreese. the present incumbent,
is II candidate for state Treasurer iyl 9,t1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-30

aocEAwA AZ FOR sALE.-see Mr. Joseph F. Dicks
advertisement III arott ler coiarna :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-30

=1E~For Auditor ofE'uhlic Accommodations
announce H. PERALTA aa a candidate for ptirrr ~ F,ft
Accounts 81 the election il November
al 9pte f7r,r,,,-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-30

,. N@ kAefflMg's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES, Nez 81 and 81 Grsyir ree ~ ~
do gptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-30

New MusIo.-We have received from the pub
fishers, Messrs. T. p. Werlich 3 Halsey, Nos. and
Camp street:
My Sunlight Of Life, Y song, composed by E. l..
Jewell. and dedicated to Miss Fannie Fsrrar.
The Cot where I was Born, as sung by Gus
tave Bidaux; arranged for the piano by F. Will
marth.
aSouthern Republic Polka March" composed
and dedicated by VIM. G. Dietrich to the First
Regiment Alabama Volunteer Corps.
The War Song of Dixie words by Albert
Pike, music by JIG. Vierick.
A. p, Blackmar 4 Bro, No. "A Camp street,
have sent us
The Bonnie Blue Flag second edition; COM
posed, arranged and sung by Harry Mccarthy, the
Arkansas Comedian.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-30
EHe gEHNF'.
p II o Z Q G y X p HIS RED U CED.
Price only so cents.
WILL BE ON SALE FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY.

" HI BE On Sale FOR FEW Days ONLT
To be had at the Book Periodical stores of TII0Q L.
WHITE, les Canal; II. g. STErSON Il CO. 81 Camp; pa
FREMONT, under Odd Frows' H III; WERLEIN,S 3 and :
Camp; SCFIERLhf. under the st. Charles Hotel A. 1t E.
bLAIhMAE, "a Camp, GEO. ELLIS, New Post. Office and
Co'inercih Place. H. COhURN and TO Tchoupitouas
HoA4t1 Il CO., Exchange Place WELLS Ia St Charles
street WIN FLEMING &S2 magazine at Is Poy
dfAS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-30

A TRoPHY OF THE WAR.-sWe received yester-
day, by express, sword captured from the en-
envy, In the battle Of Manassas, by young gentle
man belonging 70 the Crescent Blues, Company B,
and sent to his mother, Mrs. A. b. Miller, of this
city, care of this office The sword is heavy one,
and does not look rs il It had ever done any ser
vice. Wrapped around it was a shirt, apparently
with several bayonet thrusts through it, and we
suppose it was pulled off some Yankee after he
fell. The Blues, from what we hear, acted con-
spicuous and gallant part in the battle.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-30

q AtBXA&4, SAiEIodAE<IGE1,
Nos ls Canal and II Urossman streets,
Sign OF the Root Hog or Die
Manufacturer Of all kinds of Plain and Fancy AWNINGS
TENTS, IA EPAUIINS Also all kinds of FLAGS and
BANNERS, suitable companies other purposes Will
Fagseas Fall and Purchase Ropes Sings etc. itttd
and furnished shortest BLOCKS of al
ready strapped; likewise all kinds heavy BLOCES
sEoAS and RIGGING suitable rasng machinery or ar
other heavy material
have ikewjae hand dne lot SPRUCE SPARS vhlct
/ offer tor sGlo Cheap Cash.
AL of the above found at Nog IL Canal mn
Cross1naa streets, Nav Orleans
n E. Sail and Rigging work in oil its branches and oounrr,
orders promptly Aiad ~ tbs shortest pc ssibe notice
My iyEW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-30
Blsst OasE!

ELEGY ON THE DEATH OF
LII COL CHA@. ID DE rrr-Y-
Words by j. R. Randall music by e NJ Looming
For sale at &c CANAL STREET. near CAMP and q. tia
PRINCIPAL Music sOres tim q -.
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Mexican Correspondence.

about Eiections-state Matters in tn.
maa1pas- Recosation in Tie Wind bat,ceen Gen,
Ga,za and Gen. Garavajal-Gen Con,onfo,4
ana ms tonSpadcg-Be is on the Track for
Presldesh again lfnrder Of 0canpo-DeaM OF
Degottldo-Gtter Matters. - >'',' "
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TUESDAY MORNING. JULY 90, 1861.

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E8-Mr. MeKeever. the popular and efficient
agent Of the Adams Express Company for this
city, has again favored us with late papers
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The Company against the Of the
and rivers ana oss damage BY hTe the current Rtes
premiums.
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.zsiEgines'y and z9ressns9ksng.

Ghrbaldt Riding Hats from. S. 10 to Is 90
MOURNING BONNETs, in great variety
The ladies requested call and see for themselves thar
the Goods though Cheap, rich and elegant.
In my Dessmakiug Department. am making Dresses at
very moderate prices
RS~ orders from the country promptly attended to.
Mrs. NJ. E. BENSON,
Dressnaker and MI;ncr,
1el6 2D3m l51 Canal St. mp stairs adioing D. IT, Holmes