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New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-05
Foreign .MasS FROM yYeso Orleans,
VIA TAMPTCo,
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS.

The undersigned, suffering in with Others the
nconyenences of blockade and with foreign
countries has by the advice and approval of j. L. Ridde
Postmaster at New Orleans aken ali needful measures to
abish at his expense Monthly Mail between New Or
leans and the Mexican port of Tampco with the
regular British Mail Steamers touching that port Auguste
de Megrigney and P NJ Mazard highly by Ne
Orleans merchants have been appointed duly qualified
mail carriers by Postmaster for this service. The
consisting of 1888 letters left this city the Gh instant
charge of Mr. Mesgrigney The second mail will close
9h of November ploximo a O'Clock P. NJ and will
New Orleans morning The third mali will leave New
Orleans the 10th of December and subsequently,
proEer arrangements be made the regular depar-
tug be the 10th and 25h sach making semi
monthly mail. .,.. E.. 49,.
Tariff of Charges 0wqotny Letters including Confederate
Postage.
Single Letters half double and multiple rates
in proportion)
10 Island OF Cuba IS
To other West Indies es........................O Os5
Letters from abroad be received through the
pico and they be endorsed By theWes India Mail
Tampico, care of Postmaster Matsmorss."
ANTONIO COSTA,
New Orleans. Oct. l6, 1861 No. l6 Custombouse st.
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Confederate states of America.

s+ HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. l,
New Orleans, March 20, 1862.
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 6sl
XII-Al process from any Court of Law Equity, in the
Parishes Of Oeans and Jefferson for the election of the
lies of soldiers in the service the Government either
land WATER 70 DUE hereby suspended
such collections shall be forced until further ORDERS
4 By command of Major General LOWELL.
J. G. PCK EFT. Assistant Adn,an5 General MIL 2plm
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NEW ORLEANS March %, 1862.
Notice IS hereby given to Planters citizens willing
ITO donate Old 1ron Copper Brass Lead Bells to our Gov
erpen that the steamer salle Robinson Capt JOS ssiba
has been chartered by Tins Commtee bring such onsos
to the city Neither The Confederate State Government
haye agents whatever in The country to purchase such
articles. GEO. o. LAWRAsoN, . r.
na2f 2pla = *-N ~ seeratsr.s !.
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NY -ii
Notice.

oFrlcE OF PGoyosr MAgsHAL, FOURTH DISTRICT, !,
IS. Now Orleans March u, 1862.
is onee of the Provost Marshal io Fourth District
% oa ss'a street. between Jackson Pap will be open
.os daily Sundays exeeptsd, from % cpe A. M
to 8 eSocl, p NJ, ,,aii fpriher so,iee M, q -
: ta1i zph H., "a. OGDEN Provnst5 Marsha,
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conesmittee os, rab,le q SOW.

= ~ NEW oRtRtss, March 20, 1852
Notice = hereby glssn that hr JOHN p MOORE, at Inc
AabHina Cotton Fress corner os Teonpouas and Robin
streets isappoined BY this committee and se p,,e1 NJ
Commanding General Of this Depar,m mt sgen 10
Old Iron. Brass oopps ReIia and Metals oon,rbu,e
by planters and ether citizens for the use of our Goysr
Ment. -. ~
Mr. Moore will receive and lake charge Of all such ship
nsett Ply tas freight ae and acknowledge The receipt
thereof to donors. sz.z Is
mss 2aim GEO G. B2yEFsases, sacrstsrv.
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~ T'es'y accomplished Dining g
ROOM AND BODY SERVANT
--s AT. AUCTIoN.
BY GARDNER SMITH &. CO.,

ra GARDNER SIXTH, Auconeer,
Office 81 Common Street.
Will be sold THIS Saturday DAY the 5th instant, l1s
O'clock A. NJ at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange
Roysl street. ..4 ... ,s.-
THE BOY STEPHEN, aged % years. very superior and
accomplished Dining room and Body Servant Sold for
fault, aud under full guarantee
AS-TERMS- Cash. ap5 2plt
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TO .Mstlissers.

LARGE STOCK OF STRAW AND SILK BoNNETs-
Trimmed and Uurmmed. s 5.E.
STRAW AND LEGHoRN HATs-white and Colo red
BOOMERS, ADELAIDE. EQUESTRIAN, AND OTHER
FANoY+ sTYLEs-For Ladies, N sses and Infants.
COTTON AND SILK UMBRELLAs-For Ladies'
For sale at -1 St ~ = ~. s,'r'. g r
@ PAUL TRcoU & SONS, y .s~
gEA y 13 Cont street, between
= ap5 2p6t 7s ~ Chartres and Old Ievee. s
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Board Of Provost nIarshals.

NEW oRLHANs, April /, 1882
All traffic In paper tending distrust in the
pnhc mind otherwise TO produce shall be
held sctso hostility against the Government and will be
dealt with summariiy. fS
y ~ p P-5souLE ~
GEO. CARR,
a5ra -s-s.---.,--.--- ". BURTHE, 1
Hs. ,.- A.a-,.-.. .g c. DUFOUR, "a
HIM sPoFFcRD,
g.. H. D. OGDEN, - 81
ap1 2ptf NJ TREPAGNIER.
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TO the Planters.
LOUISIANA PENIFENrIARY: :,

t1 'N" BAToN ROUGE, April J. 1857
Under the authority Of Governor THos O. MOORE the
UNDERSIGNED takes charge of tbe psitontior th, do a
its business for of the State with the view
furnsh directly to the Planters material for clothing
their slaves we are authorized to receive from Cotton Planters
cotton in exchange for goods to c mn extent as NAV he
necessary supply the Immediate wants Of each and every
Planter 50 far rs it can be done without Interfering with ba
requirements of tie Government for clothing ,pd
| the uses of the Army
furnb them with one yard of osnaburgs for
pounds good clean dduy Cotton delivered here
yard of either four Ospabr or
Sheetng for pounds of Cotton delivered here3
Their ORDERS accompanied with the Cotton will be received
registered in the order in which they may be
ihe epect IN making this exchange being 10 extend
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Confederate States or .anse,.tce

WAR DEPARTMENT., }
ORDNANCE OFFICE,
....| Rchmcnl, March 2. 1861 J
Bids will be received at this Office until the day Of
April next, for the following ORDNANCE ard ORDNANCE
MATERIAL for the Confederate States Army:
900 tons charcoal cod-blas Pig Iron.
20. 900 tons Blooms, (charcoal.) @
10000 tons Wrought Iron Bars, Of various stzes.
100 l0inch Counbads.
~ 100 S.inch Colnmbiass. ..-
100 iGinch Siege and Garrison Mortars.
100 l5-nch Seacoast Mortlrs.
500 l2pounder Iron Howitzers.
500 6pounder lion Fie1d Guns.
Bids be made for Quantity of iron hundred
tons, and for any number of guns ten
Drawings of The guns will be shed only parties whose
bids accepted.
Bidders will state the points Of delivery, at
which notices. than hundred tons Of iron may expected
to be furnished
They also state the time required The whole
of their bid
Bidders for Will state the date OF the delivery,
the time required to supply the whole number ..-
Payments will be made delivery less than fifty tons
of ron and the right pay cneha in Confederate bonds
reserved
Bids must be sealed and osed The en-.
velop, Proposals for Ion' Proposals for Guns" rs
the may be- .a-.5 y
J. GORGAS, Lieutenant Colonel
nl3 2ptaplO Chief Of Ordinance.
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Ersses Ysgs.piss,

. Manufacturer at all kinds Of Fancy
Ca les, sYRUPs, GUM DROPS, JUJUBE PASTE,
e.. ~ AND SUGAR ALMONDS, BY STEAM,
49, Old ievee
ial3 2panMo Between ST. Louis and Cont New Orleens
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SGaEih- western
IL KIP REsS COMP ANY


IL KIP r. ESS COMP NY.
EXPRESS FOR "FokEIGN MAIL NATTER" CON
Meeting AT TAMPICO, MEXICO, WITH THE
BRITISH sREAMERS.
This Company has completed for the
and rapid transmission of MAIL MATTER to
All Parts of the World!
The Fifth Messenger will leave
On SATURDAY, March LIST, 1862
Should the Messenger meet with difficulty owing the
go to Havana by " ,1 @s5
Tariff of Charges on Outward Letters.
dncluding Confederate Postage from this city.)
Single Letters half ounce Mexico .......,,,..sI 90
s- -.- TO Cuba nba.......,.............. W
TO Europe ,..,...-.......-.... rs
to Unied States rs
Letters half will be charged In proportion
Open letters for the United States viii recsyed and exam
ined by committee appointed by Major General Lowell
If approved by said committee they will be seut forward
not approved, they will be returned.
abroad can be received through this Company
They must be enclosed in envelopes directed to the care
the 'sout Western Express Company" Havana and the
postage to that place be prepaid The express charges from
Havana may be collectedat destination
letters for this Express DO forwarded from any part
the Consderacy by the Southern Express Copany charges
destination being prepaid -"
LeeFs bi mail may be enclosed with amount reorsd
per The above tariff TO Of the South Western Express
pany, New Orleans. = ~ s4%5 tTs9Ezr,.T. 4
For further information apply to Agents Of the Southern
tsPress Company, in amy part of the Gontedoracy. =
j. J. McKEEvER, President,
d9 2pf qf Camp H,reet New Orleans, La
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New Orleans. Oct. l5, 1861.
Post-Omce Notice.

Theforegolng project Foreign Mail fully entitled to
public confidence Antonio Costa Esq., New Orleans nner-
chant of responsibility and Character He bean resident
of New Orleans for the last thirty years.
Letters intended for this Mail may enclosed along with the
money required tariff above and enveope
dressed "Costas Foreign Mail of Postmaster
leansn -T ~9",*' "s'-z - -
The Confederate Postage to this office be prepaid
r = J. L. RIDDELL, Postmaster:
New Orleans, October Is, 1861. ol9 2pH
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Light: Lights: .Ltght!::

110yS0Vs -11tyytV
, AT the EMPORIUM OF LIGHT may be found the mate.
rias for that purpose, such the
CONFEDERATE OIL which burns the Coal on Lamps,
with asmall altelaton Of the wick tube in the burner.
Also the GENUINE COAL OIL and REFINED COTTON
SEED OIL, for Sperm Lard Oil Lamps.
b CAMPHINE, BURNING FLUID or SPIRIT GAS.
With an assortment of LAMPS etc. suitable above
ARTEMOR HILL, --..
n3l 2nbt Ehartres
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To the Public.

OFFICE FIRE ALARM AND Police TELEGRAPH, I
Gaty Hall, New Orleans, March 49, 1852. :
Notice is hereby given that the City Bells will
strike the hour Of s P. NJ, until further notice.
na90 2ptap5 A. HEBERT, Superintendent.
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Notice.

The Office of tie Provost Marshal the First District Of
New Orleans is removed from the City Hail. to the southeast
Of Carondeet and Common streets.
H. NJ. sPoFFoRD,
ms aptf .tt sl u s. Provost Marshal,
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r s8- Messrs. w. r.. Adams. w. NJ. SempIe
and D. Vanorn have my full power attorney as per
passed before W. H. Peters, Esq, Notary Public. RI
mia s s-g- =. r=.4.= ,..F,s2J. O. NIXON
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Committee on Public Safety.

g.. ~ NEW ORLEANS, March 80, 1867
Notice hereby given planters and other persons donating
Old Iron the Government that the Of old sugar
kettles BARS. aud all iron that has been badly burut,
being worthless, should not be sent to the city.
m3l 2plm GEO. G. LAWRASON, Secretary.
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RS Candidate for Mayor, Irrespective OF
Party, VICTOR WILTZ, of the Second District
See Crescent the 10Th Slst January fea1 2pte
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Confederate States of America.

,. Confederate States of America.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. l,
New Orleans, March 20, 1852
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. I'll f.
XX&IFOcers of the regular service hereby ordered
visit any of the Camps in the vicinity of this city.
the of snisting soldiers into their companies who
have been transferred to the of this Department
the Executive Louisiana Any officer violating this order
will have his recruiting orders Immediately revoke.
By command of Major. General LOWELL.
J. G. PIsKETr, Assistant Adiuant General. n3l 2pl2t
Board of Provost Marshals.
--s-4..z NEW ORLEANS March So 1862.
1. Gambling Houses are expressly prohibited.
Clubs Shops Oyster Saloons all Stores exccp Drug
Stores shall DO closed at o'clock p NJ, from this dgS
P. SOULE,
a-. H. N. SPOFFORD
.a ~. . r.sa..- .-.-.s .-. CYPRIEN DuFOUR,
.... q. D. OGDEN,
msl 2p6t N. TREPAGNIER.
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THos. G. HENDERSON,
LIVER COMPLAINT


DR.. Humphres:
Dear SrI don't know what to say make you know how
grateful feel for those boxes Wrghts Ssuhern Indian
Vegetable Pills After having suffered for so
many years. and thought going get my health
worth good days work now strong heart
as ever in e and that after having every
thing else ever heard OF and getting all kinds of docors
could tell me it affection the liver could cure
It, although God knows took enough prescriptions
If the prayers of poor like will help you any, doc
tor, yon have mine. s-a-- 80
Yours, gratefully and truly, =, .Eg,
..s.-. ,- -, JOHN W. SIMMONS.
Send for eculsr of these Pills inter.
estng facts. with important suggestions suffer
card To females which Of tae sex oughto read.
WRtGII's SOUTHERN IgDIAN VEGET-
g. ABLE PILLS
Arfmanufaetured expressly for use in the
: CONFEDERATE STATES, OF. AMERICA,
Under the personal direction of WR1sHr in hs
Pharmaceutical Laboratory, Nsw Orleans.
r - %s
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Sole Propr!etors,
No p chartres street, New e1ieana L
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Notice to Steamboats,.
F.a....a NEW ORLEANS, April 2, 1862.
All Steamers and others Vessels leaving the port of New
Orean via the Mississippi river hereby notified that
Lieut. W. McILREEFY in the First District and Sergeant
J. E. HOLLAND in the Second District, appointed
Inspectors of River Passports The Inspection will be made
at the wharf in the stream the option of the Inspector
Immediately before the departure Of each boat.
Captains of Steamers and others who fake away passengers
from New Orleans without approval Of their passports by
Inspector who violate any other order of Provost
Marshals, will be dealt with summarily
tsy.- So, -. H. NJ iSPOFFORD,
~. 4- Provost Marshal Of the First District.
CYPRIEN IUFOUR,
ap3 2pf Proyost Marshal of The Second District
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w a. WALTON AUSTIN, TEX AS g.. q =,
p.vs attorney Law General Land Agent
As+t u RHEs AAstA SEL.IS Lar p SCRIP, ste :
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W'ant ted.
BLANKETS AND WOOL SOCKS.

Apply to Capt. e. POWELL Assistant Quarterr1aster
G. s. A. opposite Lafayette Square, who will give fair price
to those who wish to sell and will gratefully thank The
name of the Conderacy all good and patriotic citizens who
viii donate for the good Of the soldier either the above
articles. ; .g m2s 2ptf
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Russass,s's C0seoss 4ss'ess,

:. OPPOSITE THE JACKSON RAILROAD DEPOT.
Wears prepared to ds and forward oil reie ut 's
shAp,nsnt per Jackson Raroad. =. .,. szs,s s': {.
.,als mt -. WILLIAMS &. FASssAN.
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Committee ON Public Safety.
new ORLEANS, March 80 1852
Notice hereby given Steamboat Captains that only four
~ dollars per freight will be allowed by this Coree
for old iron brought to the city.
m3l 2plm GEO. G, LAwRASoN Secretary,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-05

communicated to Congress:
AAsst y Y Marc March IS, iiss2
TO othe Senate and House of
q Representatives Of ths Confederate States
The operation Of the various laws now in force
for raising armies has exhibited the necessity for
reform. The frequent changes and amendments
which have been made have rendered the system
SO complicated as to make it often quite difficult
to determine what the law really is. and to what
extent prior enactments are modified by more
recent legislation. ,,tssss IA IT,. =..,s-ts 1s # "A
+ There is also embarrassment from conflict be-
tween State and Confederate legislation. l am
happy to assure you of the entire harmony of
purpose and cordiality of feeling which have CON
tinued to exist between myself and the Executives
of the several States and it is to this cause that
our success in keeping adequate forces in the
field is to be attributed. ii E.g&s ,9a a. -
Y These reasons would suffice for inviting your
earnest attention to the necessity of simple
and general system for exercising the power of
raising arHiies which is vested in Congress by the
Constitution. Br there i another and more i'm
portant consideration. The great preparations
made by the enemy for combined assault at
numerous points on our frontier and seacoast
have produced the result that might have been
expected. They have animated the people with
spirit Of resistance 50 general and reaolute and
SO seif-sacrifcing, that it requires rather to be
regulated than to be stimulated. ,55e
u The right Of the State to demand, and the duty
Of each citizen TO render, military service need
ever, wise or judieious policy to place in active
service that portion Of force Of people which
experience has shown to- be necessary as a re-
serve. Youths under the age Of eighteen years re-
quire further instruction men of mature expert
ence are. needed to maintain order and good gov
ernment at home. and in supervising preparations
for rendering efficient. the armies in the field.
These TWO classes constitute the proper reserve
for home defence, ready to be called out in case
OF emergency and to be kept in the field only
when the emergency exists. But, in order to
maintain this reserve intact it is necessary, in a
great war like that in which we are now engaged,
all persons of intermediate age mot legally exempt
service to the country that the burdens should not
fall exclusively on the most ardent and patriotic.
b therefore recommend the passage of a law de-
clarng that all persons residing within the Con.
thrtyiye years, and rghtfully subject to military
duty, shall be held to be in the military service Of
the Confederate States, and that some plain and
simple method be adopted for their prompt enroll
ment and organization, repeating all the legisla-
tion heretofore enacted which would conflict with
SIR
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-05
Board of Provost NIarshals.

Board of Provost harshals.
es l-+r9 "a NEW ORLEANS, March q, 1862.
The Traffic in Gold and Silver against Notes of the Con
edeate States Of America hereby expressly prohibited
Delinquens will be visited by prompt and severe puAish
ment -ar-@ .-r
By order of the Board.
N. TREPAGNIER,
H. D. OGDEN, s
&" -'1 H. " sPOFFORD,
s0@ ua..o-.4 g.. ..-.s,a a VICTOR BURTHE,
g. CYPRIEN DUFOUR,
m2s 2pf ,. -.e.. PIERRE soULE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-05
Committee of Public safe,v.

y aS We are indebted to the Southwestern Ex-
press Company for late Texas papers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-05
FOR THE
Toning and Fortifying of the System
Diseases, either Occasional on Ept-
dcmic; and for the cure Of ali
Ailments having the name of

Intermittent Remttent, Nervous, Inanmatory and Putdd
FeSers; Meases, Small Pox and Eryspelas Iulsmms.
tion of the Brain T.roa Stomach, Lungs Liver ntes.
tines Kidneys and blulder Pains In the Stomach Back
and Side; Consumption Dropsy OF the Head of the Chest
of the Abdomen and of the Limbs scrofua scurvy and
Syphilis; Cancer Gravel, Loss Of Appetite Sick Head
ache; Splitting of Blood Rheumatism, both scue and
Chronic Darrhea, Dysenery and Celics syncope Apo
pleHy and Paralysis; Dyspepsia, Hypochondriasis, Te.
tanus, Epilepsy, Whoopng Cough, Palptaon Of tho
Heart Ulcers and Sores of every description Hysterics
Weak Nerves. and Lowness of Spirits Suppression and
other delicate Female Complaints.
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heretofore Saturday and st,.aday have been, al
most invariably the battle days ,'f thiswar; aud
me signs would seem to Indicate thsst in our next
issue we shall have to chronicle ans, ,er triumph
or another defeat. II il assss zs]i ss,s ~ =
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Sc0tt's Cavalry Regiment.

SCOTS CaUaIs.y Regiment.
r. NEW ORLEANS, March %, 1867
\ Capt. KosCIusCo R. HYAMs is authorized to raise
Company of Mounted Men, to be attached to my Regiment
will supply and all equipments. except horses He will
report to with his Company Elk River Middle Tennes-
see or at Gen. A. S. Johnsons Headquar ters. &
ss s. 7:5-l.,. mi4s s% ss J. s. SCOTT,
Colonel First Regiment Louisiana Cavalry.
Under the above authorization raising Company
Until mustered into SERVICE members received will
at Blue Cane PLANTATION, Black River Parish Caahoua
Communications addressed there will be promptly for
warded left at the Adntaut Office, New orleaus
( or at No l23 Common street. +s ris.4 EyE
ap5 2p2aw2w z57s Il. 4R SHYAMS.
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AaT0sa BSys&,
Eoa. 1s and Is Royal street,

SUCCESSOR TO sEwELL 7. .TAYIoR) IMPORTER pg
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-05

E u Mississippi is the banner State in contrhntnc
asoidiers-4as we believe she il, nnless, speshans
South Caselina can dispute the palai-Loaisiana IL
the banner State in contributing means. There
tribuiions of her citizens in aid Of the army and
ID addition her admirable system Of parish (eoun,
corporation facilitates, ihe approp opration and
sIaisbg az public moneys for the support of the
families Of volunteers, and to aid their equipment
The 8 Police Jaries 5of the Louisiana parishes
wise aud etici. mt branches Of public juts-
aietiel, as sehieies for Immediate promotion OF
spnaiie veal. Mobile ADJ srtIser. ss gg;5sI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-05

"A SINGULAR PRoPHEeY.- The following circum-
stance recently occurred at Pensacola. and its
truth s.vouehed for by a reliable officer of the
army: hag,
"a soldier in the Confederate service fell into a
long and profound sleep, from which his comrades
vainly essayed TO arouse him. At last he woke up
himself. He then stated that he should die tie
next afternoon at O'clock for it was SO revealed
to him in his dream. He said in the last week of
the month Of April would be fought the greatest
and bloodiest battle Of modern times, and that
more suddenly and Unexpectedly than the war had
done in the beginning. The first part Of the pro.
phetic dream has been realized, for the soldier
died the next day at o'clock, P NJ. Will the rest
and see. =
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-05

&Iacs, Caps. ~tc.s at WhoIaaala.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS of ik
Fur, Gaasnere Panama, Leghorn. Straw Palm ozcsS
and Wool HATS, =. the lowest market prces By
FROST & CO.,
iys zpkW No. 10 Magazine strset. Nn15C,rleeng,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-05
Presitlent,s Message.

Therf Following message from the President was
communicated to Congress:
"A EXECUTIVE sDEPaRTMENT,
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& SATURDAY MORNING. APRIIt y 1859. 't
FIxAscns or THE ENEMY.

,ss a 1900 IA, srrYE. q ssNsDs.y
=, s..,. 3, -. .s-,is,can. artsc,s aaVa Inc
d Al Isn;s
Y y Il, 3 "a assrea t,,as
u. ss.:. s ~, ~
: II, ,I 4, II, L IL ,nrss
s,. Nv .,,.s., No. - 80
-, " ".
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s BY THE ~ 81
T, P RIO VOST MA S H A L S.
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Special, ORDERS NO. al t'N' -

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. /,
New Orleans, March %, 1862.
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eEo c. LAwzsasoN. sseest.ry. !.
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q asr We are under obligations to Mi. NICK ser,
of the Express, for faYors. .'.,s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-05

Roots, Sse0es essaog Ess"0gGsss.
AT WHULEsALG.
Plantations suppiied with primo Ditching BOOTS Essss
SRoaANs Wool Mexican Palm Leaf Straw aed an,psschy
HAzs, at slowast market PRICES, hSsss'']
FROST CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street, Few OrlsaDE,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-05

formation was communicated by telegraph to the
lconnaandant at Memphis, dated Corinth, April lst
1852 Il s q =
Hcsabardment Of Madrid Bend and Island 10
commenced on the 18th alt, continued constantly,
I day and nght The enemy has fired several'thou,
.sana blirtean,inch and rife shells. On the 18th
boats lasted nine hours. The result of tha hon
bssdn1ent TO the lstinst i one man Killed nome
seriously wonnded, and no damage to the bat Bat
terles. Enemy had one gunhoat disabled ana
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-05

EXPRESS FOR "FOkEIGN MAIL MATTER" CON
Meeting AT TAMPICO, MEXICO, WITH THE
BRITISH SREAMERS
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-14
JOB PRINTING.

An extensive stock of Jobbins matcria.
enables the Publisher Of the "R.pu5AeSr
to announce to he pabli, that he Is Prepa
red 70 10 Ill Kinds Of
po,.rrys P.yry,rrs PROGRANAEs,
Rr,Sxs, PAFh Books, CIRCULARS,
LAJTIs FAlL TlcXr-s, HANDBILLs,
and every S.ud Of printing usually done
in country oG oelce.
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