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From Hon. Lot NJ. Morrill,
Having used Anderson Spring Bed Bottom, can
eheerfully recommend ii as an excellent article.
Augusta, Aug. s, 1862 LOT NJ MORRILL,
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Having become fully satisfied of the benefit of the
Anderson Spring Bed Bottom" ] have purchased
three of them AT five dollars each and do most cheer
fully recommend them TO the public.
Waterville, May, 1861. DIR. n. II. BOUTELL.
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EAR and yet none are less understood or more ~
lected They seem to pass even common observ alton
and yet every part of the body is dependent upon
them for life and health.
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TESTIMONIALS:

We have introduced several of the justly celebrat
ed Anderson Spring Bed Bottom" to our sleeping
apartments. We give this spring bed bottom a decd
cd preference any and all othere we have ever
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We recommend their use TO all hotel keepers who de-
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Mr.. ID. X. Frohock has furnished the beds in my
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take pleasure in recommending this article the
most convenient, economical and comfortable thing
OF the kind with which am acquainted
A. H. ABBOTT,
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VERY TRUE,

The Delta sf yestesday concludes lengthy article as fol.
lows
We assert tha' the Yankees braver than on
day OF Manassas aud that soldiers lost the spirit
they displayed Oak Hills and Leesburg sheer want
Of enera,shp that sacrificed the HANDFUL
twelve thousand h, roc soldiers Fort eucson Give
soldiers half chanae and they will be the vcto every
field
Want of generalshp and trenandous strAtesisa blum
ders have been rather conspicuous thee latter among
the Presidents high military officials But His is the
ofitnor by far the most meancho aspect of the case The
blunderers still retained command may again endau
The country, ID slci :e thoands of We're
they promptly deprived of the of doing further mischief
and common put in their pace country would
removed, the hearts Of the people will leap fort jay.
OF al the blunderer however, Cen 5. Johnston the
ugest most gigantic and tanc Tic is Immeasuraby ahead Of
al, his in the laundering line He as competitor
Grand gloomy and pccular he on the throne of Blum
derdom without rival. lie left leading the
Of the Conedeacy comparatively unjcended, whn half
Of ths labor than thrown D1wling Gree Fod
have rendered. them impenabe The ene1ny occG conn Eh
Vile vast extent of border country besides and en
ing Memphis and Columbus, all in consequence OF the
mendous' strategy displayed by this commanding oice Yet
he is retai,cd in command
No wonder volunteers stpEate before atxng their
to the muster rolls tnt they shall not bs transferred
the commaad Of Cen Johnston The people confidence
in him. neither have the soldiers and every day he
in active service has tendency weaken the confidence
people in the President himself The General may be an
iured individual bat what is true nevertheless
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-03
JUDGE CATRON AND GEN. BUCKNER,

Gen. Buckner who was in command a: Fort Doneson when
the surrender took place. has been indicted by the Grand ny
of the United States Court sitting Louisville for high treason
and Judge Catron, presiding has issued
that charge, with view to his trial and conviction
all eyeuts this is the story the telegraph tells Whether the
military authorities havs surrendered Gen B. the reuson
of this Abolition jndge not informed
II Gen Buckner should tie brought trial The charge
treason there be little doubt 10 his fate. He will be
yicttd Of and seneLced accordingly The city of
Louisville is thoroughly Aholnionze4 and traori;ed-s if
anything, than Boston. Such thing fair trn
absolutely out of the quest
Well ,uppose Gen. Buckner is executed treason wh,
will resultt good although the sacrifice of an
excellent gentleman true patriot and solder There are
several hundred thousand Southern soldiers the same
fate captured tor according to the theory Of Lincoln
s every caught with in his hands is traitor de.
serving DEATH The murder OF Gen Bnckner under such rs
voting circumstances, will double the number Of "rsbels
and traitors oncs and each will be nerved up to
the unaersble determination to conquer die. Ii will arouse
spirit that will give purpler tinge this than any
which the bloodiest annac Of the earth furnish.
Wehave cited the of Gen. Buckner show fell spirit
which aninaes the Lnconites towards the South. lsre
gard all rules and laws, H especially conspicuous
Unsuitable greedness for revenge animate them
all from the highest 10 tho owest.
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MURFREEsnORo, Tenn, Feb. "a, 1852.


Mr. EdHor- have fulfilled my threat am out of Mash
vile, and again in Dixie. yste' }.ay, Sunday
Edaeed he suhurbo Nashville on til, north SIDE Of the
Cumbe nnd) preparatory coming and quietly taking
of The city took good care to be nm early bird Oh
rnkns hay 1eaktas and bidding aiItconae ateE to
mine host OF the suwanec lIousehe VIE !. reused my con
cavalry man ici.se $500 in oltderae noe, $500 in
cce sa @ 5 % P@ cos osfa s sne
carried my iiht old carpet Sack the Dssiur d. aud
doinr nSactei from t!e bae,S,s mser soe,an promise a
%oiS sss ssssr1sS Ssx lsss sS
railroads srSa witt one hsgg vi g. I'd Ssvs sg"e "sss ss of
pn "af r htn oes s ny an
u have always stuck TO nc pr % ws rs nnd o IN M a ys I've
mems souls an my bGo % o sea an5 eh e
Nohly did they do their duty:
nss 'ns Il "S vas s p Gy
river noticed whole crowds Of N"hYain; in teiT Sunday
Ymy gnx the river was told 9hsy were looking at
stomach for such sight, passed OF" intent only on the Muir
Te heG GHnborani already higher Than had been in welv,
years getting still higher from u esle, saurduy
Toward e eastern sd o M the G5 WIre hs ton S lo
"n%%ion i W ho Judge hat la 81 one e's Me mS
s s1 hs e. H 99s
carrying off Their wrsehed old furniture and sps
ted uppks ridge smoking their pipes and evidently enjoying
' T
chunks of salt pork evidently acquired in the recent nn, o.
the Government s;o4s. assd vi ol shedding siH OF
heaving q tear. Ny antidn nf Nashville WIS sonewia
akin that Of DR. Johnson for scotandits most hsaN.n
view was that over the hulder when akns tracks far
more coneeniRl cling ,,, .,u u
picked up 6ohJpIJdon da pogge: solAry solui1r
impns along villa his overcunI Oh his arm an nsih
gent eking yo1ng man, with bad shoes and ragged co
ing company and glnent that had marched from ihe
raz Is 10 the Red river. In order to take hand in the fg
wherever il ,gu lie. His mHnt Sis nt oSe oaptnrat
under noneison. He had escaped BY reason
YEARLY rudged Nashville and was still further trud;
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NASHVILLE, Feb q, P. NJ.

NASHVILLE, Feb q, P. NJ.
M ann @ s Pa bes sst o% @ m prsss nS n
This afternoon at O'clock the solitary Mufeeeoro
own bs e & s a sr Whn b,g we Nm
md furious from the mornings rn and the bridges
removing 5hs track large Of lie ovshsnsne rock
n he s 5 s .s s secoS % srSgs the 5 5
ports looked dsngerom- that Cole and The
2' hs TO ne "sn s" s M s
wnhs4 IN M @ IS The 9Sve @ sy
his SIDE and the nassengfrs wete 10 beS he frey
rent and few was cracked and banged all to
pieces the trees When the brags fell wet IN one
feet. Superintendent Cole and his Sonnanon-, being hope
y bs c s Gg ss M 2aa ia oe @ @s sss ne M
bridge wreck @ Of the M Tds hod d rsaS .i it and
there IS ws and odsns and ng up aanst TIC
GSsi Gshes, SG hsy
engineer milking bridge dangerous. advised tie pnssee
Res eyos i legs pans hey spped op
timber wsre bound to see 'hs terrible rGmmo'ian Of the
Siess h%ssli hs .; sGE he footed through the
the The y ss s Sas;5 ss
bling thus my great disgust thrown back into Nashville
M tel Tn rs to NE psyF %n r syp1r M yoh ve IL II
e Get trans 'o' ss "re t Sd" or y know
ea1n this dsps ,% i, vel Sppsd
be road @ ao & IN % m q 'h rs morn, eos II and
Station Il miles from here lIe locomotives cars, track,
smov"d and tile open day Nobody was
killed only nesro ol.sl Lad his 1 leE broken oxen. c
be love money, the only chance get away
Mayor Chea1hAs this after issued II proclamation giving
posS dEsso"; 81 and T@sksrs n !" e M
ing where lucky enough 10 get few cigars. II
MSa @ % yin Tu be nhsy a tH vs o s 5 by
indefinitely postponed and the panic be
On al sides Harris denounced as the panic
The snddeu evacuation OF The city, and the shameful waste
been removed These ne the circumstances rs related by
anay morning. between and md 10 o. oGc1Sck the Governor
eo ts dsend 5r CITY, The General no. The GoVeo
o ensTySoy e I hs had an
that the coming and might be expected hourly md
ns. as y W %S The Iesre onred to Memphis "n
legislators and the State archives the first to leave
'' An e"rhl"aks could shocked city more The
dsn.y and nothing within he annals of any american cy
win begin TO con nare with the panic distress Of the pSp
and nsa}y talked of mob him His prc.a.aon. Issued q
Meps eloqeni nnd s'Trng enough n the people insist
assss sssSis sa 'Hs G %
State forge after his destruction of the mskels and the
The only Ssr here lnsn: went down lnst night,
st % s"f ssi ns ps 5
rendered them the s de-, city of Nashville vas
tie ey wonld soon be ocs"pel thu r. the Ell pons and property
eas .yf oSernsn S'a1 1 re" would sySsres w
@ s'A fore s VIII s''
dolly T, van: lie ss S%"sS
"1 Sssnys ,G hes% sa 'r@ .an SnE t
TsS, {i 'Sts' re On in III 's Io riss 'i''s 'aSSo
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Con nfedcrate States of America.

HEAoUAEIERs, DEPARTMENT No. l.
New Orleans, Feb. "a 1867 !
GENERAL ORDERS No. !.
Ali Oeets detailed their respective commands for the
papoe Of recrtng will upoa their arrival in this city i'm
neuaely report in to the Adutant General together
with their authority
The Major General Commanding this Department regrets to
learn that officers In the habit of enticng already
listed to break kcir and this has been carried to
the attempting induce soldiers belonging the
Regiments and Companies the various stations around the
city to desert their commands AMI accept the bounty Acn
ton is called to the article OF which declares my soldier
who ns his Company, to join another ia the
vice. This will be sidy cuforsed and whoever
convicted either cicer private will bv severely punished
BY command Of
MAI. GEN. LOWELL
j. q. PICKETT Asst Adj Gen'l ts25 I'm
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TALK ON CHANGE,

Caronde street was given rather taken possession of
by the military Saturday. The brigade of volun
under Gen Tracy assembled there and occupied the
tire street. from Canal to Poydras streets here was nSo
large gathering of spectators aud lockers Two
hrgades able bodied soldiers cond have bean raised from
Spectators rather pressed into Caronee street
has ,een lively slice coodom ass,ned its empire
there.
The telegraph Saturday brought few tri1ng rumor
based on supposions of what going Columbus It
may well enough for public understand that martial
law in operation in Columbus and vicinity and very of
dpa hes from that section and vicinity entitled very
little credence 1t is well known to be great fight In
that vicinity and thousands of ouisisnians will be engaged
merchant OF Carondee street arrived In Of the
Friday having eft Columbus on Tuesday night just previous
to the declaration Of marital law, and represents the pe ope
rising all through the country, excepting Memphis where
there much luke Sarmness evnced There many
traders spectators Memphis The almighty dollar gov.
em and their influence spreads largely ames throush
branches of society True there many patriotic c-
devoted body soul aud their money to the glorious
But c cool delerutc manner in which Nashville
rendered in ners, heure detand made engencrs
db s that in tic locality of Menpls there many citizens
not ardent In the cause as the crisis demands.
The passport Office we'll hrongcd again on Friday and
Saturday. II is hoped military officers will enroll some
the many hundreds who appear deou of evadiug duty
will uso be well for the authorities and bchooves all citizen
when they observe certain parties throwing corked bottles
the Mississippi river 10 arrest tnem t olce. ottles contain
ing owspapers anips in wrnG giving
ton blockaders on the Bae hnye een picked ht
Mississippi drifting towards the mouts of the river
The mail in from Mississippi Sonnd Saturday. Al
nue confirmation Of the reported sickness among tht
nnkees o Snip ISLAND. The force of The enemy has been
eratsd too often the way beu reduced by rkness and
diseases Te tie for ana them has not yet arrived
They can stand another month on Ship island.
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We. the undersigned Officers of the BRITISH FUSILIERs
have with regret the action Of Society organized tn
British Neutrality Association and desiie to dsclaim o
behalf of corps, the proceedings uncsed for ungrale
and Illegal.
George Williams, Captain Company A.
Edward N. Fieldi.g, First Lieutenant Company A.
W. T Davis Second Lieutenant Company A.
]. Turcote Thild Lieutenant Company A.
r. L. McConkcy Capuin Company b.
NJ. Qurk First Lieu chant Company b.
+. PruIhomnc, Second Lieutenant Company b.
I'd. Lloyd Third Lieutenant Company b.
u. f. keegan Captain CuInpauyC.
j. West, First Lieutenant Company &.
j. Henderson, Second Lieutenant Company C.
T. J. Skeehan, Third Lieutenant Company G.
JAMES Syme, Surgeon.
". II. Kurczyn. Adu,ant. te29 2p3
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INTERESTING FROM PENsAooLA.--Fro Psnsa.
letter the 25 the lhe adysrtisar We eSact Ina

ISTEREsTING FROM PENsAooLA.--From Pansa.
cola letter of the 25 in the Mobile advertiser ina
following: - ~ .l5 ,s-z@#l--.
Since last several ucidens of interest have tIsnsped
The Yankees have been praccns sham battles
for fight For several days voess Of mnske,ryby sections
pla and companes-hAye been heaid
quite puzzled citizens until they
the We hear the report OF teir e
plainly over here 5ySe 4lsL55 53
On Friday Ia curiosity over from the island was
vessel rgged ship fashion the hull made OF white pine
board nine feet long sharpened at the bow. with thee
s,s On ie painnasl black pennant
the mzzen ga flag. Her The Terror On
board found old hmt With piece OF jumper, pontediy
shnped. stuck Ia the hand. l'if t2~.
on side oi the iaaire which smoothly cnt ke
,f in Tie Southern army star was drawn in a
officer full uniform under which were the Rorda e
Davis the Sou Pet It exhibition count.
ing OF Mes.s Judah LeBaron, who learn
plate sending 1t over to Mobile.
There the eneTny's vessels outsidea
rgae and six Transports ship two bs and
which had been there tor several weeks sailed
ward,y on Thursday fast.
full-sigesd spanish brig, heavily laden with Spanish
cellars hyng arrived off The bar Sunday lust and
brought TO and boarded BY ths rsae Mississippi She is lying
anchor distance from de- Something mysterious
Perhaps she that this port blockadeo.
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A Cart.

Certain parties suspected to be os arrested and tried
criminal charge for cmbehz'ensnt committed while in the
employ the h Adams Express Company be unable to cir
cuate their ISLANDERS through portion of the Of this city
ure the Southern Express Company and
myself by publishing in circular lorm ions charges against
The Southern Express Co. its the Conederacy
needs defence my hands, and only say with refer
myself that during residence Of about five in
the South trust my conduct l5 been nch need reu
the absurd charges contained in ihe anonymous cir
crlar5 oi hlandeTers.
te1i 2n ]. ]. MckEENE ER.
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Proclamation by the GOVERNOR
HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA,2
New Orleans Feb. IA, 1862. 5
The eden Of the Confederate States having made requ
son upon furnish from the STATE OF Louisiana, five
and regiments troops for the war, therefore, TOS
O. MOORE Governor the State of Louisiana do hereby
claim that will be received in accordance with the
Presidents proclamation
Volunteers will received by companies baaons reyi.
ments.
Each company will be composed of captain first lien
second lecants, four sergeans four corpohs
less than sixty pvaes Regiments must contain
less n companies and battaons not less than four
companies.
Commanding officers will report rs their respective
commands organized AIjt. Gen NJ. Grvo New Orleans
The troops will be mustered into service at convenient CAMPS
will then be clothed supplied and armed by the Conedr-
Government. Each soldier will receive from the Coneder-
ate Government bounty fifty dollars when his regiment
company mustered into service and will be allowed ransnot-
taon by it from his home the place Of rendezvous
earnestly desired that the troops called for will be
ready by or before the 18th March,
Relying upon the activity and patriotism Of my fellow cti-
zens anticipate response from them prompt as the emer
se"'' '0NA" THOs. o. MOORE,
fel5 2ptmlD Governor aud Commando .inChiei
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Special to the New Orleans Creseen,.l

Special to the New Orleans t;reseein1
rl - NAsHvutE. Feb 20, 1ai.
M. E,or II sill in this wretchci tlacs, patien,y
awsz IT. the ,n a ear h s aao s
heavy and nces.an rain das to the gloom OF this Already
letter d rtsersy hardly told ysn the half o the
to s1st sfs F"sf%df, nj
oeds eena 'p be Gs s. during
ut Of III, All % hs s @ ., nEsr a s pns nn
supplied into he riser and pt s% scrambled " people
L o s ss e ohe
portion Clothing and shoes great quantities were also car
Hy o5s. q ,o @ ud ,hs .,oE
sss % oo sf he e. o s"a at
splendid Iiasd sso Destroyed
he prison ssdEs ae,ey i The psa,en'issy was
o" i miles below % this city M up
and Il ksa Ts % * Of .
burning and smoking, wills! The and ruin eested by
p -SsaI ncs Of ioals w"rh Government property has
thus been "a fey d1, e TS aSs
saved 1t is dreadful blow TO te Conederacy-a calamity
other letter spoke the pressing sosines,
fsSs % BY the ar s s een IL o na IF sTads
who broke open heir II m;elvss; Iays since
and driven them ike sheep back into the connry
or 70 ANYTHING ordered They are paying dearly
anas honest psSps 70 9
Wl.n the pressing" business commenced and before Gen
Floyd and Col For could their martial anything
like effective system soldier baron taking possess
ion wagons and horses and compelling The tmd citizens to
do whatever he wanted do one officer Lieutenant seized
wagons and load and drive them ill his family
and all his negbors supplied with some six months p-o
visions ch he ismis ed his AMI prisoners and
camp. Others did the similar thing Some Of hese
sold ers however bo9sascas who took adv ntage OF
the frightened condition of the people An Irish nnrsery1nar
named CALM making raise Of an oHieer's uni orm and
sword captured half captured citizens to mar
them and made them han stores TO his place lor
whole Hearing his Gen Floyd posse Of cavalry
rascal hut he had taken off his uniform and varnoosea
| The goods will be hauled back
II il believed That hundreds of families have secured and Sc
Government enough respectable grocer
its have heard OF -etera
who have secured 5C1 pounds each in the article
pork alone But those who In heavy will probably al
| have 10 disgorRe
night l31 OF pork saved and sent of fol
Government quantities of po still around
heaps and l. all newly sailed and being drenched
| by the rain it will probably all spoil. -
Country wagons coming in and no, knowing the condition
things been compelled haul ali day. and Then pad off
night with much pork they could take away so1e
them liked this first Milk we're also pressed int
servcen short. everything With wheels The markets ar
deserted and country supplies not to be hal.
Gov. Harris Nashville this morning What hi
immediate bsncs, have taken the trouble TO discover
| I, G,