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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-09
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On the lst May BY Rev W. s. Lent In Fostoria, THO
DoKE DoLLIsos, ofBalville, and Miss S. 0. LEWIS
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-09

CaARIEsroE. May little FedeEels have
captured small battery Of two guns near
White Point. 22 miles from charlesioD.---
Gen. Eyans has sent frce 10 look after
lle Yashees.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-09

Total receips on .ubsoriptlon for April :.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-09
Fremont Journal.

KEELER, EDrroa AsD Progn,roa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-10
.DELD.

II " a%Ejngton, OH Saturday night, ::s g..
ms. j OH Il DNINGTON AEEH1 I. !! Tcu:oc,
es: so:. Of John 5. -Aeehan, late Ltrac1Gr ::
Congress-
4 tCTlUN SALE OF L i /; + I G:J
y VIII BE sold, on Tuesday morning. :E2ve->
ber.llti, u IL Q: clock. at No 123 Wat2: ct.ce:
south. Snt;1s, Bureaus, Chairs. Tables. -L-:r.o,1
Dinner Satt: Carpets. Refrigerator &c t@c
Tefna-Cash. no,. tH--iG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-10

-
| On Saturday last, She division commanded
BY ten Siekles broke camp near Alexandria,
and took I'D the ]ioe Of march for Fairfax CT,
House, Centreyille and Bull Run. The little
| town Ct Fairfax is just now Tiled with surl4r
shops and on5roty?oe saloons, kept y.citizens
or the Ie:ltonlc race, most Of them sscco1s1Dg>
nying regiments which fight nit siget. y ne
passage Of he.dnision through the town ;;:,oc7
the attention Of it, Inhabitants, and as il sz:sc
ed tlAe diIapidated hotels it YVES cheereG s.
some Of the few families there boarding,
At Chanti!IY halt was ordered for Gi..39,
This was the last battle field Of the division
a battle field made memorable BY tie death g:
kcarney There remains nov but]ittle to :.ser'*<.
the field. i Few broken muskets-so:ne o:1
aud cast off clothing-some broken trees o.
By cannon balls u pierced by Min;e--.al*a Il
that point out the battle ground,
Al CentreviI!a another hall vas ojdere5~.>.
Several Of its principal houses have beer 1o~
.troyoa: and It would BE scarcely recogaiza::c
bur Tor that long chain Of earthvo,lza co1sss2s::
ding the approaches; IN every direction.
The plains Of Manassas, how fully + :*"ez3
possession Of the Fedora! troops have SC c::e~.
echoed to the tre'.a OF armed hosts, ant! SC q.
ten been described: tbat.it would be )1i 81; ,s..
croGat;on g describe them u Il They :.7a Gill
tie same wide, dreary waste, Dotted iser3 a.i5
there by esrt,Iwol!,s. Some q The Ih:5as5s !:
Manassas village we're Gcsi.Dr2;i nv ti1a Ci2.2:96
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-10

= e. -hSt-%r[AI y : ts-*A :; =, ~ SI@j
] lie :oj|osirga1e the comments of tie Y ash
in ton Repl2can, on tie removal OF Gen.
Mcclellan The removal Of GcG. }cCleJlan
occasions little surprise, being regarded as The
natural sequence Of The Io1theln elcc!ion2.-
unhealthy I'VE use John }lan Burens world
IN tie conduct Of the wax, having been tie
great pGiat made by the Democracy, their par
tiai success on that issue could be construed III
30 other way t;,anas an Indication Of q popular
wish that there should be a charge iii the com
mand OF The principal army. To this wish, the
President has promptly and periodically res
ponded and thC Democratic party may be as
sulod that they are now Go have that more
vigorous prosecution ct the war for which
they have ctamored- Whether they viii relish
il, Or not, after they get it, is another matter"
At a great conservative dinner at Colchester,
England Nj. Miller, " P, Major Beresford,
II. P, Mr.. Ducanc, NJ p, Mr.: Peacock, VI.
p, and Captain .Jervis, N. ;: oil made speech
es with respect to america The speakers dis
played sympathy with the South, but, with tie
exception of AIr. Peacock, did not urge a re-
cognition Of the Confedolacy. That gentle
man, however, pressed it, necessity, ard de-
clared that he bad it on the best authority that
there was nothing the South crn State S desired
50 much as recognition. He also stated that
tie Emperor Of the French had informed Nj.
Sidel Of bis wish to acknowledge the South:
but chat he was unwilling to act without Eng
land.
The \. {, World sa3 Is: The whole belt of
border states, fon Pennsylvania to Illinois,
nave elected Democratic legislatures. 4 N!r.
Lincoln shall announce, in bis annual message,
bis 1ot2nt]oD to presevere IL tie eInaEc;p patton
scheme these states will al ooce initiate meas
ures 50 protect their laborys and taxa payers
against the threatened evil. They Will ercc:
dyke against the black inund2ti0r
Richard Armstrong aud Thomas Ggelby.
both OF New ! ol,s city, made bet or Seymour
and }YadsToltb. # Seymour vas elected.
Ogelhy was 10 walk from Goth street TO 4Gt|,
street, or the Eight, avenue, between 8 and 8
o clock, p ", with fife and drum ahead u
him, barafootou and b;rehcaded, aild without
I: coat. ,!Ee weather is bad: the pavement IS
al sDoWy-bnt, nevertheless, Osejiy Was Q DO
the IGb last Saturday Dght
1t has l,con intimated that il WAS the purpose
Of General NcUleja7 70 put biz array il win
Ter quarters after reaching the Inc Of jIanaS
sas. It has also been stated that since the bat
tie Of An>iotam there las been & disagreement
between Generals Mcclellan and Burnside. ov-
Ing TO The failure Of Gen IcCIeI'an Il, order
General Porter 70 support him after he had
taken tie Antietam BRIDGE This lisaG3ec-
ment may nave extended itself 10 The plaza ott'
The Ij]esert camla'gn.
it is stated HAT pctti2I: t!ro:1 the io5abi-
tan:s q NorfolI; and Portsmouth, and Princess
Anne Nansemon3 aud Norfolk counties, Va.
is 10 be presented to the government asking;
the opening Of the port Ct Norfolk 10 trade
IT. George ?. Shinn has been ordained to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-10
PUBLISHED [DAITI) By
+, D e A SNO y DEN, ia
azzg~ OFF CE-No. 1C4 King street over
Stones formerly Frencb's( Book Store
The Baltimore American says Accom-

>ox-.1 oeco ,r.(uon,n
7..-aso ,,,,o,,co 49, : -, loox 13;,oo1,o,.oa
41o4 +bo ,oo;n ,,o,+;on ofCon T,oo,s o,o, has
succeeded in making good It's retreat to Cor
louisville. and that only Jackson and Steuart.
with small divisions, have been showing chem
selves along the Federal lines. This, of itself
i t}ue, would be equivalent to failure Ct the
present campaign: ano "oulo 1td'cato that the
retreat must n5Vs commenced "'''isI uenerat
McC'e'tao was 'S'h2 'E'ac11ye on tee Mnyland
sllo'e . '''0 c!''A'"' :, ~. a :, 10 i''i-
"oo'oe4'''o' - oe'e1a' ,''1.e az 'el"oF' ~
"'So accom- pa'!A7o N!'n ''e ,'o'D . 'oa' Tue d.
my was sur ID nAo''o" ca SATURDAY ana tna5
ln'o''''' a0''a'o0o poe''+oi's "e'e ''>oH' ana
S""'o" ''Sp''''o ~ ----4=,- ~-------
Il. soNfas, -ScTeTal Confederate prison
arS, civilians and soldiers, from the upper
county We're brought 10 th's place Saturday
evening" and taken On 70 Washington this
morning Amon@ them were hesslss John
5. and I. Il, Hunter: OF ilace Nl'''am
County.
The Second PRESBYTERIAN church building IN
this Mace, has been taken for Z. 5. hospital
,,nrn(ses.
.-------------3a- %
The Republican ard Democratic journals at
the North: differ materially IS TO what the late
elections mean The only thing agreed o2 by
both SIDES 50 far j.. that the result VA, "a a.
'.,:~.. >,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-04
90 = " 49, $1,000 -0-0 100 -F-7T
HOW THEY ARE MADE.

Weights Southern Indian Vegetable Pills have bean hitherto
solely and mainly prepared to m special orders from
druggists planters and other regular Customers
who them altogether of their knowledge
they are made Of simple and eacous ingredients
because Of their Conscience in Dr. Wright being frss from
the mputson OF offering anything the trade that pure
and genuine. The Of anE the plants and pa
ing the essential elements from all foreign matter (Which
mainly the discovery Of that great chemist Dr. Torey
alone enabled him make these Pills cost sufficiently
sonsble place them before the public general remedy
Fhe following certificate from the analytic chemist
DR. Preston, is sufficient guarantee Of their purity:
DR.. JOHN WRIGHT: ...
sirAt request have subjected the snAysi1
quantity of your Southern Indian Vegetable Pills
rado and take great pleasure In certifying that found .he
to contain nothing deleterous the on The
contrary they the sudohc Duretic, Expcconi
Cahartc properties in remarkably harmonious combination
and opinion that they the greatest universal remedy
known the world.
Respectfully,
- A. D. PRESTON, MD.
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confederate states OF America.
HEADQUARTERS DAPARTMrNT} No. i,
, New Orleans, March 10, 1862.

= Z HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. i, 1
4ask II T"i - New Orleans, March 49, 1897
GENERAL ORDERS NO. l2.l A4F4 eFssS9a' ""yS' g'@
Hereafter exemptions from Militia duty will be allowed
permanently the OF miners persons
unable to do service -, a s,le-G -gE. zys4sEg. 54
Applications for the release Of those engaged upon
the Government must be made to this Department in the
ocerthcates from the foremen Of the shops when
order will be issued to tbs commanding of the camp
(which the applicant belongs grant fuHough for
tain number Ok days. which only by subse-
quent certificate and order from these Headquarters
-ste4 By command OF Mator-Gen LOWELL. y
j. G. PICKETT Assistant Adjutant General. m2O 2pl2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-04
TIE sTImoNY OF A MINISTER.

In this respect think worth while to publish two letters
received from gentlemen whose high standing renders THAR
testimony Of no little weight with people Of common sense
One from the Rev j g. Barrett widely known and loved
throughout Arkansas and lately called 10 new field Of
labor in Northern Texas who Dr. John Wright under
date Of the 10Th of September, 1858, az follow;
You little know the good which has been accomplished al
ready by those few boxes of Pills you to me
that visit They have been blessing to many an unfortunate
member of my little flock and in all this nsshborhood they
are hailed as the harbnser Of health am satisfied now my
dear friend that their value at hs
time you explained their effects me- Such sure and pleasant
remedy was never before given helpless by his eps
Authorn 80 'sT = ~. 'FSa
The other Is from wealthy and planter Of Alsbs
ma, which we insert entire r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-04

I1lllta genus, the editor OF The
\ NeW Y8sk Times, 4 again lprogramming. He
cafyea mighty schedule for Haileck ID the
\ West, md swesps the whole South III
beaxd aingle dash 81 his pen ~
.ssass f Il, 81 ss.s & ass sithoa. faintins
u; M II 81 PAPER. ssag&.S
Ifron ia NV yerl rIlassl sssss
THK W0ax Or GRN. HALiEcK sz- oW that the
tkrss th9estssn Military Dep rtments. lately
unass aallsck aa,d Hunter, W. consoliaate &
jeSk 6tiens in that section will be carried
ifk u of purpose and an energy cf spirit.
& M ii III hfch fore has produced delay
tsisns 6dy under do circumstances, necessary in
S{S9k MIss0uri, Kansas, the Indian Territory
~ Xykansas, viii now either entirely cease, or
bosagassd s. the greet ss p p,lpo
nd from s1e States bordering on II
gion is; both niiiitarily and poll
~ Hull I ssiss l Northern NJ Georgia
81 4& Ndtfhafn Alabama fta held by cur tro6psY
3 Nikh The fOothold We already have in che
4 sof Tsnnasaee and virginia., virtually
1 ll1Ri1 on the Ailegh Ifsthea
/ hha NJ tA9 be- I'M ours hands, We likewise
! esptt1 eftafea b0xd ellng 4he great river on
& ~ ii no III nportant The original school
~ Ton e0nspifat looked almost entirely to
jishHasnt ~ great slage empire liz sthes
semsis sDoraefang pen The Gnlf
= ls 81 ". I. . i. .s, "a. ,s.. NJ
e Wnscn Ne haye nus far
~ s enl II HI were mol expect
n EEae niaek ohgarehlo
i NeEs tnshed upon a rafeef - the iighto out
xs9 knea9He ~ We or neurs
8 5Asy $1,000, pgt Teaiiy NJ AZ used ~ A.
sS S.1 taa n RQ!tlon CORRESPONDING Of
q d, first ending from
w. ~; III and sweeping from
Es,;ss g sne atio9 ne new
81 H ss ~ me feeble States
" ~ sssns ena w est India Islands
NJ a1a Alf the negroes and people
w their nor1ai
s, sa ~ wonld
+s N t NJ M s3aaa Whlcl would cir
sanII hs sIsusy, whose
is,s IN f,, Mi s W. II fuers the
s s ~ ~. Naa The dream,
HIND ma milan hair N We
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-04
FREQ Market.

.a. a.-s NEW ORLEANS, April3 8, 1852
The Committee of the Free Market would their kind
patrons that they need of Moesses, hope they
contribute supplies ~ 49, 3 s5sF 'sh@
Ths instut Is supporting 2l67 families Please
asses and such other articles have hand
supplies rF4 - ne n S4EFE5 ~ NJ
Empty barrels will be returned In lien of those donated
Those having barrels will be supplied, If
reau 100 barrels monthly wants
5ot, those depending on It. .--t
ap4 2p1t President of Free Market Committee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-04

JUDGE HALLIBURTON ON THE AMERICAN CRISIS
At AyleWortl, on the 9th January, Mr.. Justice
Halliburton, NJ. p, delivered an address on the
American crisis. He gave a history Of America,
the object of which was to show that the hatred
of the North toward England originated in the first
settlement of the country, for the emgrants to
New England were persons who had been virtu-
ally expelled from the mother country. Referring
to the present war, he said" OF the causes OF
the war with the South it is not necessary for me
to say much. The principal are, that by the ex-
orbitant tariff they are compelled to pay an
Fextrayagant price for the manufactures Of the
North thatsby the navigation laws they are in a
manner forced to employ American shipping at q
higher rate Of freight than they can afford j; that
by the interpretation put on the words eoasting
trade, they are driven to employ the ships Of the
North that emissaries are continually sowing
sedition among the slaves, while the Fugitive
Law is eyaded by the Yankees, and impedi.
,ments placed in the way Of reeapturing the.
negroes; and many other grievances of minor
Importance. But whatever the cause may be. on
the part Of the North one thing is certain, not
withstanding all the cant and hypocrisy they have
hitherto exhibited it is not for the emancipation or
amelioration Of the condition Of the negro. Per.
haps, after ALL secession, like divorces a a,aerasa
et thoro, arises from total incompatabiity of tenn
per, inclination and pursuits. The Sontherners
are the gentlemen Of the nation, they hold the
Yankees very cheap, regarding them as petty
traders or pedlers, while the Yankees have MANY
opprobrious epthetsa for them not necessary 10
repeat. Whatever the causes of dispute are.
latent ayowed, there they stand opposed to each
other in deadly conflict r ~ So ~
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o.. .HesU Orleans and zeras
R RAILROAD COM PA N Y


This Company prepared receive Proposals for The
GRADING, BRIDGING and sUPERsTRUCTURE of their
entire Road from New IBERIA the Bayou Teche Orange
the Sabine River hundred and seventeen miles, ~
The road through the prairie of Cacasieu region
Of country perfectly healthy and abundany supplied with
provisions being adjacent the great and growing
region of Texas and safe from INVASION the Of the Gull
being lined by an impossible marsh. II
1T the only wanting connect New Orleans with the
railroad System Of Texas and thus opening whole
try of tina most productive regions the continent
This Company WILDE to contract with
individuals for he Of the whole part Of their
Road Or to hire from 10 tvs thousand Negroes.
Payments will be made in money, and such proportions
stock as Is usual for each class of work 4a5zs Is ~
Transportation, provisions and clothing for all Negroes
brought this work will be furnished, If desired.
There will be about million and half cubic yards OF
Excavation and and about thirty thousand Inca
feet of Bridging. III. .s,--.- z I'd
The wants Of community require the completion Of this
Road in the shortest possible time and it will be done. AL
interested parties will keep this in mind, III. -
Communications must be addressed to = 1-7r.s- ;
@4a s5 Coz. A. M. GENTRY, President,
q a. or 10 E. L. HERIOT, Chief Engnser,
m29 lm3taw .4 -ss eA 90 Common street. NJ o.
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Board OF Provost nIarshals.

Board of Provost Marshais. -......-.-.,
ES @ NEW ORLEANS, April l, 1862,
All Masters Of Steamboats, engaged 10 trade are hereby
inhibited from taking white dsck hands and are
required 10 discharge at once such be employed
by them. ,..... s-., -...., 49,. -,-.
The Captains Clerks Mates Carpenters Pilots and Engin
GERS ihs only white be employed such boats
N TREPAGNIER,
'-' '" -" '@E"&' W. e& r P. SoUi.E,
NEt- 1,s4t e3-r ssgzy5ga --.soG. DUFOUR, sl.-.
.eaa - n esa "ss.sE H. NJ sPoFFoRD,
zar .-,-.4lga-4s 70 p ~. 4..ys9t ". BURTHE,
. @sas- 4&-s- GEO. CARR,
apl 2plf - H, D.. oGDkN
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Mn Nrlsaas 9ailu q1ssts1l.
er1lelaI seC 81 slas Y -. $500
- sIIssr .ad pfoprlstor,
800 sss1SITazY sIoIsN All APRrL i, 1864.


,,.ssS q. lotseoang caption, the Mfl1edgsyille
IA. VI Rx1oFdH has the Following sensfhte and
nstzi M I.
NJ III fs3oiced II sse evidence nom all quart
nm s 3aS 86J4k hat the planters are resolved to
~ III fhsir lehas md force 70 provisions except
sssssrys cotaGnsed IN, aaa s es,s
rsi1e Or psntefs has been in the quantity q
1e0drts mora hal the gteater the triumph.
How 4 y ne Al fhe contrary the smaller the
FthA kiRher the reward the brighter The
pe4f N n aSa The more enduring the reputation
a 40 4i&Mter. Ne have the names Of pianteri
0Mnahk It'd Ande by the hundred, who viii "
FlAnf df cotton, but cover their broad Seres
tn 6lA3 nd other provision crops for 1854 Y Were
! ~ sssslsl. she WI would spesdily tespdnats.
~ presnme to say thai. Che sonthern
win eiens intent cnltyAbes cotton y psna1,
sueht III ~ regarded with efaal odiuuls Al the
ZbyY III @lie Revelations vet ~s take 49, oecas
Nm is MORN nuoh i man, ia ftnnstely there
afsouIi Ss cns Ii 4he Gonfsdel that there
Miil NJ DANGER III I'D II will be the
uafestS ai ssssslf more 10 the end,
ID M INTO I'LL safreh, aisd help the country III
ifs w On ;ndep dance. - sg 4
on 6fgiat cotempo raty concludes his judici.
81 "A th shis noble sentences: A Esy, tne1,
Wifh III tnh, and Up with thc staF of rs There
sot sn plAnter 81 4 ~ Citizen IN
\ " II 6Sisths Mo viii not echo and rescho
n s6oy, excellent santiment il all HI length
sna n il. u gEth md depth. Just now III en-
ksdi y tas holisat emotions known to the human
i vi ind None hut Teogeanta to the cansa Of
I annsk n rsndsnce, men AZ only for slaves d
ID uiIiing serls of ~ irrestricted dsspot, of
y Hs1s isY n auiss, vim mn % apprect
axse HI I 10 III utmost lengshvz
! Nd a N III ID the 81 rsmest limit,
III ~ fSll W. lib faIth ~ ilis works ii
tSI9 r ~ sicy, viii be amarksd man here
lftss III ~ isiilu Of or Georgia @cotsmpo
Ill, Il N III sush that here viii be- danger
l ina III xpsrfment great danger risk ID THO
~ ens aHd disgrscsAi ii ths Futures The people,
Whsn shs ii over, and Southern iadspend-
sr,cc III scAieyss NM regard al tiause Who chose
Is in fSI crops III cotton instead III fsod crops,
~ o. u. thc wants of orr soldiers ana general
reorla and reckless of die public veal, as little
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Committee on Public Safety.

49, 74s- NEW ORLEANS, March 3d. 1862.
Notice is hereby given planters and other donating
Old Iron to tho Government that the of old
kettles CRATE BARS and all iron that has been badly burnt,
being worthless, should not be to the city.
m3l 2plm GEO. G.. LAwRASON. Secretary.
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Notice to Steamboats,.


l5.s Notice to Steamboats,. ~ r-f. II
@ H.. 4gE s4 g-s. ,:g4s NEW ORLEANS, April 2, 1852
All Steamers and others Vessels leaving the port Of New
Orleans the Mississippi river hereby notified that
Lieut. W. MoiLREEvY, in the First District, and Sergeant
J. E. HOLLAND, In the Second District are appointed
Inspectors River Passports The Inspection will be made
at the -ha In the stream at the option Of the Inspector
Immediately before tho departure OF each boat
Captains OF Steamers and others who take
from New Oreans without approval Of their passports
Inspector who violate any other order of the Provost
Marshals will be dealt with summary.
saesE r... 40 s--.s. H. NJ. SPOFFORD,
E Provost Marshal of the First District.
.. . al -rsau.4 @..4- CYPRIEN DUFOUR,
apps 2ptf Proves. Marshal OF The Second District.
Committee ON Public Safety.
5s BE" re- NEW ORLEANS, March 50, 1852.
Notice hereby given to Steamboat Captains that only four
y4) dollars per freight will be allowed by this Committee
for old iron brought to the city. l.
msl 2plm GEO. C.LAwRASON, Secretary.
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FoREraE.-&We are indebted to- friend for a
glimpse Of o. copy of the London Observer of the

1HoHEluN.--Sfc HIcsE IHu6JGcu To- O. friend
glimpse ct q, copy Of the London Observer Of the
10th February. 8. -
American affairs are lightly touched upon, ex,
cept under the head of Geographic news. Mr..
Thurlowt Weed seems ito be occupying valuable
space in the .Well.dlled columns of the Observer
10 matchmaking the British public with the virus
Of HIS Abolitionism. His last theme is, "Can
Il King Cotton he 9deshroned % and he labors to
point out to; England how shescan be freed from
her dependence for the staple upon the hated
Reheis. He fails, however, to tellJohn Bull any.
thing he did not know BEFORE and If that is all Mr.
Weed expects, to accomplish by. his European
mission, he might as well go back to his !" Albany
Journal n discussing the slave trade, which
Mr. Weed does with tears in his eyes, he Is obliged
to admit that" slayers are purchased and ted out
n Northern ports" He attempts to & relieve this
merchants and masters engag ed in the traffic,
Though a'estding in Northern cities, are either
@7aaiafes or Portuguese. The confession is good,
nevertheless that the North does the trade, and ii
the truth could come out, it would be seen that
the North pockets the price Of what its laws de.
nominate "piracy." M -
+. A sopthsrner under the signature of !" Fair
Play, Y Is following up Mr.: Weed in the Observer
with very z sharp sticks Mobile Advertiser.
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gsu Wrleaus 1aDs Crescent 9aay zoruug, gpr 4. 1862
5Drn u.

A. osnoWD, aged 40 years. ny Y 6& s
His friends md acquantances those of Thomas sull
respectfully requested to attend the funeral which
will take place This friday Evening. at o'clock from his
late residence Jackson street, the eorcer of Prytania
street. S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-04

sssF' HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No l,
s... *-@3 New Orleans, March 70, 1852.
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. I'll .......
XXXIv-ohicers the regular service hereby ordered
visit any the Campo the vicinity of this city, for
The purpose Of snsng soldiers their companies, who
have the of This Department by
the Ex Louisiana. Amy officer violating III order
will have his recruiting orders Immediately revokei
/. BY command Of Major General LOWELL.
J. G. PICKETT, Assistant AdJutant General m3l 2pl2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-04
Committee of Public Safety.

wiz f@5' New ORLEANS, March % 1852.
Notice is hereby given to Planters other citizens willing
to donate Old Iron, Copper Brass Lead Bells
erunent that the sale Robinson Capt Saliba
has been chartered by this Committee bring such
the city Neither the Confederate Government
have agents whatever country to purchase such
articles s~3's 1853 GEO. C.SLAWRASoN,' sf'YF
MA 2p12t ,54g.aaS59g ,s94tSSz gst- Secretary