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ka-Rotice-I take this method of Offering
my professional services free OF charge, families those
who are absent from the city military duty Residence on
Harmony street, between Prysuia Coliseum streets Fourth
District
IySl 2pf P YETsER, NJ d.
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Supplies for the Soldiers,

Any persons having Blankets Socks other comforts
send TO the Companies comprising the Fifth ousana Bat
alion under command OF Lieut.. Col ]. B. q Kennedy
stationed Columbus KY, will please tho same 10 my
care, No. 70 Camp street, prior to Monday next.
ISRAEL GIBBONS
p,.t,I;..
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Afr. Edaor-As the Regiment of Confederate
Guards have been invited to attend the Rev Dir.
Paimer's Church, on Friday next {Fast Day. per
NIT me to suggest that they take up collection on
that day for the benefit OF JEFF. Thompsons COM
nend. very large sum would, no doubt, be
realized
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-11

HOME PROJECTION editor of the Augusta
Chronicle has recently had exhibited to him five
nuggets of pure gold, taken from vein lately dis
covered in Lumpkin county, Ga. Each lump was
computed to be worth from twenty to twenty-five
dollars, and together they formed beautiful sight
in these days of fimsy shin-plasters. The assay
office in Dahlonega is soon to be put in operation
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Ladies' Volunteer Aid Association.

The Ladies' Volunteer Aid Association call
following resolution
Resolved That applications will be received from Cempa-
MES that have not been authenticated by Bgader
Tracy Adjutant- General Grvst. uayl5 2ptf
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n NIGHT SGHooLs We direct attention to the adj
Tertisement Of Mr.. w. O. Rogers, Superintendent
Of the First District public sehools,i in which the
location of the different night schools is given, to-
gether with the announcement Of their opening on
this evening Of GIL o'clock. a
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New LbsrrANos ASSOCIATIONS This society is
requested to meet at their hall this evening, at 9
O'clock, to attend the funeral of George Collins,
late member. See the Secretary's notice. ii
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South S'estss'aa
Elk Pr E.sS COM NY,
EXPRESS FOR "FoREIGN MAIL NATTER" CON
MEETING AT TAMPICo, MEXICO WITH THE
BRITISH STEAMER.

This Company having extensive arrangements the rapid
every description through the State Texas has,
qnence the blockade and the dsconinance Nail Csmu
ncaon with Foreign Countries taken the necessary
for extending its lines to fampco for the purpose conveying
rail matter destined for
All Parts of the World!
The first Special Messenger will leave New Orleans on
DAY, the 26h instant, at o'clock A. u.
Letters so by this Express will received up to the hour
Of starting.
The second Messenger will leave in time to meet the next
steamer that leaves Tampco of which due notice will be given
Tariff of Charges on Outward Letters.
Unloading Confederate Postage from this city,
Single Letters, half ounce to Mexico 81 90
10 Cuba NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l &C
10 EUROPE. l Is
to United States. .............. l rs
letters over half au will be charged in proportion.
Letters for the United States will be examined by committee
appointed by the Governor OF Louisiana.
Letters om abra can be received through this Company
They must be directed the of the South Western
press Company Matamores and r. postage that place
prepaid The express charges from Natamoros will be collected
Mt destination.
Letters to this Express be forwarded from any part OF the
Conedeacy by the Southern Express Company charges to
this city being prepaid.
Letters by ma may be euco witt the amount required
the abovearif of the South Western Express Com
pany New Orleans.
For further Information, apply to Agents of the Southern
]. J. MoKEEVER, President,
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WATSON BATTERY, Lieut. Col. Beltzhoover, com
Handing the Watson Battery, issues an order in
morning. paper for all members Of this corps
to report itnmed iatey at headquarters. Columbus,
Kentucky.
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Il TIE Cos'TnESTA This company will parade
this afternoon in full fatigue uniform. Members
are ordered to assemble at their armory at )
o'clock,
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nil 2p1t
Meeting at Merchants and Auctioneers'
i. Exchange.

meeting Of the Merchants of this city will be held THIS
EVENING al the Merchants and Auconeers' Exchange for
the purpose regulating the prices Of articles of prime
1t
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q WASHINGTON ARTlLLERy The fifth company Of
this organization will hold meeting tonight, for
the purpose Of filling several vacancies in the rank
4 Of officers. See order
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FUNERAL SoTICE.

The members the above Association requested 10 meet
at their Hall corner of Greaten Elysa Fields
This Afternoon O'Clock precisely in order to attend te
funeral of GEORGE COLLINS late member of the Associa
ton.
BY order of the Pres eIt
NIL ?p1t ANTHONY SANBOLA, Secretary.
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SourHEBs STEAMSHIP CshPANy.--The sen,i.an.
nua meeting Of this will this afternoon Al
o'clock. at M. 81 Camp street. See notice.
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5R5%Rerrdag's Pate4%t champion Fire and
leans, DIS 2Dtf
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LOUISIANA STATE GUARDS Company C.-This
company will have dress parade this evening,
commencing At ID clock. See order
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MILITARY Goops AT PIFFEr's Mr.. B. Piaet.
~ ~ Genial street Toute Buildings has stock on hand IL
Whcn no one who has goods buy should fas inspect
ng 90 has everything that is Hat NJ
eng has Sc and see him by ali means We know you viii
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GoNFRDERATE REGIMENT. = WI direct the atten-
stionsof members Of this regiment to the orders
Issued this morning BY Col. Westmore. 4
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The SHERIFF. sells at auction this day, at 1o1
O'Clock The premises on Union street between 81
Charles and caondela First District wheels carts draws
aglea. etr. 7eriisa,1ant ... -.
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I LOUISIANA GUARDs--We invite attention to the
series Of resolutions adopted by this company,
which will Be found ii our columns. They speak
for themselves
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FuRNITpnE McGerren & Landry will sell at
teiF auction Charles street, to-day at IL O'Clock
large assortment 81 furniture See advertisement
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5 casks FAMILY CLARET.
20 Il ca ky ORDINARY PORT WINE.
u i casks SUPERIOR
5 4 casks EXTRA :.
60 4 and q casks Common MADEIRA WINE.
50 Octaves fine SHEREY WINE.
3 quarters extra :.
5 quarters SWEET MALAGA WINE.
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OHLEINsG ADETs- Company THE roll Of this
company has been opened to all respectable and
moral young men who desire to go into active SER
vice. See notice to that effect in another column.
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IMPORTANT MEETNe.--A meeting of the mer-
chants Of the city is called for this evening" at
O'Clock, ut the Merchants and Auetioneers' Ex-
change, to take action in regard to the priceso of
articles Of prime necessity.
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Notice.

Having disposed Of my business Mr.. T. L. MOCOSkEY,
desire my sincere thanks my many friends
for their liberal patronage bestowed upon
for the last eighteen years and would respectfully recommend
aud ask or my successor continuation of the same.
JOHN TODD.
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GoLuMRiA FINE coMrAsY No. 5.--The post
poned monthly meeting Of this company will be
held this evening at 7o'clock See notice.
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" BOYS WANTED -Messrs. q. Robinson d Byo ~
he Eagle Mills No. 1856 Poydas street. wants to ep,Dlov
boys See advertisement 8s = - - r~1s sSs
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Of 2ptf
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LIsroY LIGHT INFANTRY. This splendid COM
pauy ID now nearly complete in numbers and
ready to be mustered in. The company has been
equipped by our patriotic fellow citizen, Mr. Dun
can Linton after whom il is named, at 9 heavy
expense, and is composed Of select men, and ON
cered By practical soldiers, who all have been in
service in Virginia since the beginning Of the var .
Their names are as follows ?. Grandpre, Captain;
John F. Elliott, First Lieutenant; Nolan Holiness
Second lieutenant A. Myers, Junior Second
Lieutenant u. s. Jones, First Sergeant; q.
b. Warren, I'd do; B. Ghildress, Sd do; William
Cox, 4th do; j. A. Duchaufour, Color Sergeant.
Aa soon as the full complement Of men is made
up, and that will be in few days the Linton
Light Infantry will so into active State service.
They want . few men, but only good ones are
allowed to come in. Persons DESTROYS Of joining
crack corps should think of this one.
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Furnished Mouse Wanted.

A Furnished House wanted by ia lily without children
Applicants will please slate location number rooms in house.
and of Address W. N S., care Crescent Office
o,Jt
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FINE FRENCH MILLINER
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Direct Importation.
III G GERTX BROTHERS.
Importers of Foreign Dry Goods
TOURO BUILDINGS,
rs CANAL STREET,

Have now IN store their usual heavy ock of Foreign DRY
GOODS respectfully invite examination of prices By
parties DESTROYS of purchasing WHOLESALER RETAIL
Plain Black eros de Rhin 81 to 81 wide.
Mode Silks in all colors
Heavy Black Broche and DRmask Silks.
Rich Embroidered and Broche Silks Designs
and large.
Plaid and Striped Silks.
Coored aud Black Sans, MarcelIn.s and FloreuCes.
Cur stock of SILKS Is unusually hsayy md will be found
complete in all styles and qualities
100 Pieces Assorted Black Colored Silk Velyets g.
Black and Coored English and French Merinos and Cashnees
Black and Coored All Wool Mousselaine de Lane.
Rich Printed 0usselainc LANES and Caghmeres
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-11

FtRnTsHHD HousE WAsTEp. = An advertiser in
iiseiaeat.
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10 LIZ III John Hopkins, No, ESQ Graviar
easafaFsbla dwyngs 10 t6at See
BIZ ad9eraepsas
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srERCERrE! 1rERcERIEE

a very large stock Of RIBBONS, LADIES DRESS TRIM
NINGs, BALLOONS ana BUTTONS.
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PERCUSSION CAPS .

$4,000 BEST ENGLISH and FRENCH which will De sold
low and in quantities to suit the purchaser.
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so casks PORTER-Marzetti, pnts
80 :. - YoHngers pints.
20 Byass, quarts.
60 o.. ALE--Byass, pints.
Is -. =. YoGuger's quarts.
30 :. 3, pintS,
l6 :. =. Tenneut's, pints, stone jars.
50 :. Younger'o STRONG ALE--quarts and pints.
n4 2p8t
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s1SeTChNssfs' HEofeE,
CORNER ST. CHARLES AND CANAL STREETS
CITY.
RATES BoARD:
Per- '.'....,..-..'.r...'.'s eu
PsrWeek~.. ~ V1
Per Week, BOARD onlg) Observation-Disclosures. & 90
Per Month Y 70
BRET i HALLER,
sul7 2ply Proprtetors.
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At WHOLES ALE.

At WIZ LESALK.
Plantations supplied with primo Dltchng BOOTS, Hnss
BROGANS; Wool Mexican PALM Leaf Straw suapeachy
HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST * Co,
No. 10 Magazine street, New Orleans
Hats, Caps. etc., SIT Wholesale.
We COMMUNICATING general Silk
Fur Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican
and Wool HATS at the lowest market prices, by
FROST Il CO.,
iy15 zpGw No. 10 Magazine street. New Orleans.
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WINES AND LIQUORS IN GLASS


1Cn S,norior
l5O ST Esterbe CIARET
rs Murraux Medoc CIARET
30 . Chateau 1srose and 1a0tte CIARET glass stopper
60 ;. CURACAO
,s0 - pp,NnJ, cup,p,r,
ia - IIner,,rrt T,t tt nfrn1ps
1YN - roGM,r .aD 49, l-,
25 WHITE wISE"- III
os rI ,prr ,,-INr
,25 bastes and hoxss snnSror @,Is ,up,cNp
o. :. Old RorREoN WHISKY
l2o very fine CIAPETs IN ror,s md ri,,s
20 :. Sparkling IoCK WINES
eo GU ,np,ryp :.,., -,
lnn pTACKnEppy GTNGEp Dive ,pprr aud
sTRAwpERpv eypI7ps
1go LEMON syprp
Al CuEpEv poIrNcE
80 PEACH RRANDy
~ OLD CONSTITUTION wuTs1rx
S :, IMPORTED CURACAO
Is :. BLACKBERRY BRANDY
30 e.. FAMILY SUPPLIES
50 ;. oldners sCHNAPPs
% sADDlEBAG WHISKY.
~ - uLNohN hlNh
l" :. Lemon GINGER AND FINE APPLE COR
~ piAhs.
% - shaw nhtNh bhANbh'
." - riNEAi fhH
~ - ulN1hE
w - UNh ,
1 bLACkbhRRf
% ,r,nrnnr, m ,,r,-
"a pASppEppr ,,,,, ,+r,,,p,, ,,,, ,,,-
prBpr $3.50 W. -, " '' AM ~
IN, ,t,np,p, ,,fr 20, r,,,,,,- ,,,r, ,,,,r
wryF ~
IN pt-Nrt1
70 . DAI.Y,s VALLEY WHISKY
1877 baf kets and boxe, Common CHAMPAGNE fn,nor,aa
quarts
,at FUN'
~ 0"'Ae'S ana GoAe' Common CHA@FAGNE- imported
pms -
ID oAShe'' anu oo' rs common ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
pIilIs'
~ 0+>f-N L r'-or gallons hNl' gAiIonsr
d, Suns,s ana P'h'S'
=" - r, ,n 49, "a, w ~
2' Hubert pere and fills cnANPAGNE-qaarts.
%" , pih'S'
So BRANDY
80 ALE AND pORTER-onorts and hints
WINES IN WOOD,
casks FAMILY cLARET.
~ - 70 t e,InrrInn Vii "H
4 casks EXTRA =.
W . ''- ~'S-" - 1,'44A-N W.
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iy15 zpGw
slsNr0as BIRD.

s30FGss Bt7'G,
SUCCESSOR TO sEWELL T. TAYLOR) IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC.,
Nos. Is and Is Royal street,
Has in store large supply of theceebraed CREME DE
BOEZY CHAMPAGNE in pins; also brands
viz: CHARLES HEIDsEICK, PIPER HEIDSEICK, PAR
MENTIEE, and other brands of inferior quality. have
large Of the Old Sherries such AMONT
LADO, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR Observation-Disclosures MADEIRA. Of
direct mporstioa other Madera of lower grade. supeol
Old London Dry Dock PORT and other Ports Of less grade
The celebrated sAzARAC Observation-Disclosures 1895 1893,
1902 and 805aarge supply always hand All grades of
CLARET and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood. WITS
KYS-Scotch and Irish Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat Wits
kys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER, in pnts quarts COR
DIAs ETC. My usual assortment of the best WINES which
will sold other housen the city
AARON BIRD,
ais 2ply Nos. ID and Is Royal street.
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From Dr, e. d. Granier, VI. d.

From Dr., z. d. Granier, VI. d.
NoRFoLK, Va, March n, 1861.
take great pleasure recommending Dr. Schoer those
requiring his proe sional services skill he acquired
bis speciality truly surprising He the slightest
pain, even in the most difficult operations.
Z, D GRANIER, N. D.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-11

DR. SCHLO YER has had sufficient success amongst the frs
families Of America well in several of the Imperial Royal
families of Europe Justify him in inviting the citizens of
Orleans call him. at his Consulting Rooms and read the
thousands of testimonials which he has received both Old
and New Worlds.
During Dr. SIS professional visits to this country he has
cesed great number of testimonials from Physicians the
quotes the following
TESTIMONIALS FROM PHYSICIANS,
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Proceedings

Proceedings
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed By said Conven-
ton both anguages and the CONSTITUTION of the State
as amended
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD 4 STEEL, PETER O'DONNELL,
T. L. WHITE, HERBERT L ESCOUSSE,
GEO. ELLIS, IF. GOLDTHWAlTE,.
P.HAWES& CO.. f, EZEKIEL.
T. FITZWILLIAM.
Es-Orders the country at liberal discount.
my22 2pf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-11

SOUTHWESTERN ExfREss GoarAsY.--We direct
The attention Of business community to the ad'
yertisement Of this company, which will be found
ia another column of or paper this morning.
Facilities of safe and thorough reliable kind are
offered by this company Of Communication with all
parts Of the world. The next express will be dis.
patched on the 26th inst, and letters will be re-
ceived on that day up to o'clock, A. Al. For all
particulars concerning the matter, the ADVERTISE
meut is the best guide, and we advise our readers
to cut II out and keep it in their pockethooks for
convenient reference.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-11

II BENEFIT OF Mr.. JOHN DAVIS. We see il an
I Sounced that this gentleman, the author OF me
new Southern drama, " The Roll Of the Drum Is
to have benefit tomorrow evening at the Acad+
envy ST Music. We are told BY many OF those
Who nightly crowd this popular resort for amnse-
ment, that this piece is spirited and entertaining
throughout, and wildly portrays popular and
greatly exciting eyents in cur career for honor and
Independence. A drama Of this character should
be sustained and the author encouraged, and We.
trust our amusement,loving public will prompt
MI. Davis to renewed efforts in the walk he has
with 10 much ability entered, and at the same time
add to the patriotic fire which is kindled in the
breast Of every true freeman, by exhibiting the
mimic scenes Of our glorious and exciting history
Give him encouragement.
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K0ssfe1aseiek 9 Co.,

CORNER OF GRAvIER AND NEW LEvEE STREETS,
Offer for Sale
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LIQUORS IN BOND.

Liz II OHS IN BtAb.
co packages BRANDY Rthoret, Pelerin AID Rastegu.
puncheons JAMAICA Rum.
:. IRISH MALT WHISKY.
SUNDRIES.
80 Mills Pointed and Straight CORKS.
Is 3. LABELS.
10 :. BOTTLECAPS.
y gross PLAYING CARDS.
50 lbs SEALING WAX.
5lD DEMIJOHNS-l, . and gallons
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-11

AcADEaY or Music That popular new South
sern drama, !, The Roll Of the Drum is to be re-
peated tonight, preceded BY q lively and enter
tanning farce. The success Of the new play is an
evidence Of its merit and popularity, the Academy
being well attended every evening.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-11

DIR. M. SCEIt0sses.'s

CHARGES, IN ALL CASES, ARE MODERATE FOR THE
SERVICES RENDERED; HIS FEES ARE ALWAYS
ALTON.
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= =, nIYIaN. I1ditor ma Proprletor.

NEW MusIc. -Messrs. A. ~ Blackmar = pro-,
publishers and dealers in music, No. 9 camp
street. have laid on our table the following pieces
of music, which we advise our lady frishos V puy
and have as quick possible, FOR they are charl'
ing. & The Song of our Banner 9 southern song
written BY M. n Bigny, Esq, ana music oy ai,ce
Lane. Gen. Joseph G. Johnston Manassas quick 4
Maral, nv Alice Brown.
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Military Emporium.
B. H r Il t,

l22 CANAL STREET, rOURo BUILDINGS
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.


50 Mills CUBA CIGARS.
$50 barrels SMOKING TOBACCO-dye different Qualities
80 boxes
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DIR. M, SCHLOSS ER,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-01-17
Tho Southern Confederacy.

1t will be seen from dispatches which We publish
this morning, that Mississippi. Alabama and Flor
ida have seeded from the Federal Union. The
ball rolls increasingly on, and by the 4th of March
the entire slave States will be free, Independent,
and forever out of the reach of abolition rule.
What sublime spectacle to be recorded in history
The second struggle for liberty and equality is even
more brilliant than the first, and the daring heroic
action of South Carolina will yet be viewed i'll It's
proper light.
The Convention of Georgia met on yesterday,
and ere the week closes, expect the glad tidings
that she has become united with the Palmetto and
other States, in building up new government far
more powerful than that bequeathed by our patriot
ic ancestry. Citizens, one and all, prepare to
welcome our sister across the Savannah with the
livelicst demonstrations
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-01-17
An Editor in Actual Service.

We observe by the last issue of the Abbcville
Press, that its accomplished editor, W. A. LEE
ESQ.,, has shouldercd his muskct as 'high private
in the ranks of the Abbcvile company, which went
down to Charleston last week. The fraternity
could not be represented by more noble, high
souled gentleman than our gallant friend.
Another brother editor and esteemed friend
Capt. f. F. MARLEY, of the Darlington S0"therner
and commander of the Guards from that place
has been in service for several weeks, with his spir
tied corps Three cheers for the editors oil
duty in defence of their State.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-01-17

SENECA RAxcENs.-By letters from Anderson
District, We learn that the gallant yeomanry of the
up-country are no laggards in maintaining the
honor and glory of the State. but are rapidly arm
ing and forming themselves into companies. Be-
low we give u list. of the officers of the "Seneca
Rangers" corps of mounted men, armed ard
equipped at their own expense, whose services
have been rendered to the Governor, and who are
eager to have "placc in the picture in sustain
ing the rights of South Carolina against the Sec
tional bandit war waged against her.-CAarleston
Nercuru