davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-28

" : nave !tCelFe eu DN 7
New York and Boston,
300 lbs Ext. Licquoriee,
300 lbs best Gum Arabic
100 lbs Turky Opium and
lOdide PotaSsa,
250 oZs Salphaie Quinine
100 ozs Strycnlne,
80 ozs Sulph. Morphine
100 ozs Nit. Silver. pure
100 Ozs Iodide Mercury.
$50 lbs Calomel,
100 lbs Blue Pills.
100 lbs Mercu. Ointment
10 los Chloroform,
Tartaric Acid.
l25 lbs Nitric Acid,
800 lbs Spirits Nitre,
275 lbs Aqua Amonia,
100 lbs Sulphuric Ether.
200 lbs Nitric Acid,
5000 lbs Sulphuric Acid
500 lbs Muria,ic Acid,
Oil Burgamot, pure,
Oil Lemon. pure.
Oil Nlntergleen, pure,
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-28
Notice..

EVIL SUBSCRIBERS hereto do declare it to he
q Their intention To organize a company % con-
7truct q Turnpike Road. having lis termiui at the
town of oroville, in Butte County State OF Caior-
ma and point on the Laporte and Marysville
road at or near what is known a. the WoOdvlle
Hgu~e, ln luba county, in said State.
The general route of said road 10 be from the
sad town ot OroyIile to what j. known a. the Buf
taio Ranch, thence to what j. known a. the Robin
son Mill thence TO IFS eastern terminus at said
point of intersection with said Laporte and Marvs-
vile road.
said subscribers hereby designate Friday the
5otn day oil May. A. d. ls62. at the hour Of II NJ.
a> the time. aad the town Of Oroye as the place OF
meeting ct the subscribers hereto for the purpose Of
forming a preliminary organization Of said com
pany
) T. came, J. n. Brock
). b. McChesney Geo Faulkner.
A. Lewis. " ". Hobart
= 9oldsten, :. Ro-enbaum
u 4. Dsrrach, John Lytle.
l. J. jenkins Frank johnson.
OrovAe May l6th ls52
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-28
Surgical Instruments !

Surgical Instruments !!
SILK STOCKINGS AND TRUSSES.
AmFutating Instruments
Post M0rtem Instruments
Trepsnning Instruments
Ohsterical Instruments
Dls>ecting Instruments.
Cupping Instruments
Eye Instruments
Pocket Instruments
>pecuu1s. Siethosc0peS.
IonSil Instruments Breast Pines
bouEie> and CatheterS Polvpus Forcens
oyringeS. Patent BlaStic Pro5snrs
Abdominal supporters. six Stockings
>aSpeu>0Ty Bandages, silk Knee Cans
fhelps IrusSeS, Six AnkletS
chase IrUsses, French Trusses
nan IruSse>, Infants TruSses.
Marsh Radical Cure Truss Shoulder Braces, etc.
MarShs Improved Truss
We are receiving the above Goods bv steamer
direct from Eastern Manufacturers and offer them
for sale st the lowest prices
II. III. MCDONALD s. CO..
Importing Wholesale Druggists.
jars SACRAMENTO.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-28
PheIan's New Billiard Saloon.

Montgomery street opposite the Metropolitan The
atre, one of the above mentioned Billiard Tables
and cordially invites the patrons of the Noble
tame to call and examine it. The Great Master
Mons Berger. speaks OF the Tables in the highest
terms OF commendaton. To private families these
Tables commend themselves. especially on account
OF their convenient size, and as an article of furni
ture for private dwelling there is nothing more
desirable; IN short. no household or mansion with
any pretenSlons to being well regulated should be
without one. Gentlemen about TO build residences
should by all means make provision for BILLIARD
KOOM, where their family can enjoy the noble
graceful, and health-giying game of Billiards.
NJ. E. HUGHES.
Billiard Table Manufacturer.
And Agent for Phelan's Patent Combination
Cushions etc, etc.
~ Exhibition and Salesroom, No. 720 and 7?2
Montgomery street.
sA- Nanutaetory, Market street opposite Orphan
Asylum san Francisco jy20-3m2plm
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-28

$500 lbs Blue Yitrol,
3200 lbs Sal EPSON,
5000 lbs Alum,
1000 lbs Sulphur,
500 lbs Tapioca.
ls00lbs Super Carb Soda,
100 lbs Alex Senna.
800 lbs Sulphate Potash
450 lbs Carb Amonia,
10 kegs Pearl Barley,
3 kgs Jamaica Ginger
1900 lbs Grim Tartar pure
geo lbs FlaXseed,
500 lbs FlaXseed ground
200 lbs Balsam Copaiba,
lis lbs Gum Camphor,
50 lbs Gum Asatetida
loo lbs Gum Scammony
Gamboge, Mastic, Myrrh,
rragaconth and Guaiac,
Chloride Lime,
Sugar Lead.
Seldlitz Powders, etc.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-28
Insolvency Notice.

By +. HOBART. Deputy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-07
; q, = 4 = = -- -
Siner gl.telllaents.
oRpsorsr orr,as, No: 10 t,Asr srsxar,


Monday, April 4 1862
The business during the past week was an i'm.
proyement on that Of Its predecessor the wea-
Their was such that it admitted all that was neces-
sary to load and unload boats, but the stringent
orders of the Provost Marshals, concerning crews,
cnused great Inconvenience to the regular packets.
The Bayou Sara steamer, Laurel Hill, was com
PEELED to lay over until to-day, when Thursday
last was her appointed day Of departure, fol- the
reason that she could not obtain suficient.num-
Der Of negroes to work the boat.
The only arrival yesterday was the Era No. 4,
from Shreveport, with a company Of volunteers.
Capt. Konns reports that the river was falling,
with about 4a feet water at Shreveport.
The steamers Straight and Era No. 5 are loading,
to leave tomorrow FOR Shreveport and all way
landings.
The steamer Louis dor, the regular Tuesday
Vicksburg packet, will be foana at the landing
this morning, and will leave tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock.
The steamer GenN j. L. Hodges from AleSan.'
dria, and the Genl Besufegard from ouachita, are
expected in to-day to load for their return trips,
the former on Wedne sday and the latter on Tues
day afternoon. ~ ~
The regular steamer Laurel Hill will leave this
afternoon at5 O'Clock for Bayou Sara and allinter'
mediate landings. r. Fl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-07
Aebislp af tbe ;HIarkets.
4 CRESCENT orr1cE, No.,7U CAAr sTRhx7,
81 Saturday Evening, April 5, 1857.


Saturday Eyeaing. April, s. ls62
COTTON. A negotiation for $50 bales on
plantation, was closed this morning at about preyi.
ou5 rates.
ToBAoco :. Nothing reported.
y sUsAn Tie market continues very dull, and
the sales are confined ID about 400 hhds, at previ
Gus prices. Good Common, II; Fair to Fully Fair,
'24@3c.; Prime to Choice, satg44c.; Clarified yell
low, 54c.s and White Tsse. y -. e5s8
MoLAs sEs. i. The demand is moderately fair and
the sales embrace all the receipts, about 400 bbls,
at 17a lfsc. for Fermenting and zoe. ID gallon for
Choice Reboiled. Thereeeipts continue very light.
X CoRN. About 800 sacks White sold, in lots at
Sl2u 9s bushel. We notice the arrival from Ten
nessee oftwo datboat loads Of Corn in the ear, to
be sold in this market.
OATS. 3. About 200 sacks sold at 81 10 p bushel.
s Hay. geo bales. Grab Grass, sold at s4l942c.
and 100 bales fodder at $50 % ton.
& PoRK.. Mess is retailing at s45@s50f % Dbl.
= WHISKY. =. The retail demand for old Bourbon
and Monengahela. has been supplied at 81 7O@$2
ana Rectifed, made from Louisiana Rum, at 81 20
OIL 35 u gallon.
LOUISIANA Run. The retail demand is sup.
piled at4o@ 5oe. o gallon.
BACON. We notice wholesale and retail trans.
actions at tie tariff rates. n AZ
IN Nothing else reported.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-07
Nl9 elIsaas gsay gIsssal oadag gI0saHg put n 1862

'inercial paper Is scarce with total ahhegation
on the part Of factors Of granting favors. AS for
the tonsorial gentlemen, we have not heard of
them for weeks and months they have been es-
chewed altogether.
10 The exchange market meets not a word Of COM
ment. Parties are asking for sterling about Zoo
or rather some folks say they cannot obtain it
at that price. Buying foreign exchange now based
on either cotton or tobacco is very ticklsh bust
ness--both articles may be destroyed. Our autho-
rites have nterdcted the dealing in gold and sill
yer; they should now take into consideration thu
exchange market, and place it on aScoequal with
the Confederate currency. What IL sauce for one
should be sauce for another. s5,ai
The stock and bond markets are very quiet.
Holders of all paying bonds and shares eyinee no
desire to sell, and with the exception Of some few
sales by public auction there have been no trans
actions 49, t&ks -'Ss7 n S44~.3s
The bonds Of the State for the late loans are
being prepared, signed and delivered to subscrib-
ers and takers, but they will not be eferedon the
market An s get. loan of the State of Louisiana
is not to be had very often, or any week in the
T year. & ssis 49, 96.t5,
81 There have been some sales of real estate during
the week, at prices which may be deemed fabu-
| lous Unimproved lots Of ground and suburban
| property are selling at twice the prices over last
year, and in some instances triple. The move
msnts seem to be mutual. Buyers have the strong
est confidence in the. future Of the great South,
aud the establishing Of the Southern Confederacy.
On the other hand, sellers have abiding faith in
Confederate notes and bonds, and seem willing to-
dispose of every thing, to be paid for in currency.
True, there are no saleso centrally located pro-.
perty, such as brick stores, large warehouses and
palatial residences. They can be obtained BY
paying high prices for them, that is, the prices
asked may be termed high, being sure indication
that holders have no desire to sell. -a, -
AT the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange
to-day there was a large aasemblage, a majority
or many looking for bargains. If cur military au.,
thorities had been present they would have found
the material for at least regimentof able bodied
soldiers. - -. - u. -. So - -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-07
15ySran III alas AlAsao.

81 III IS sonh IN Hausson Tsssgfaeh.
III ID good Ia refresh enr love Of liberty wit the
recollection u tie glorious deeds of the past
Most Ola Eexanss will remember the following
hymn All knaw The occasion II 4comuae mora tes.
The Immortal Travis, With one hundred and eighty
TexanE, among whom were Crockett and Bowie,
with scant supplies Of ANN ition, and few
small Tjeees of cannon, were besieged in the
Alamo biz An army 81 four thousand Mexicans.
The summons to surrender, with the alternatiye W
the garrison being pnt To the sword, was answered
With q cannon shot of defiance. IL For ten days did
that glorions band resist the besieging hosts Xics
terry III death as the watchw0rd Of Travis. 4
slidR Mepeas on. res,-eat the burden
Of his iettera foE resnforce the siege bsg9n
IN the 24th of February On The 9Th of Marc ne
Mexican General poured his hosts upon the wahs !:
The garrison was oVerWh elmed. ot 2 man q O
them al survived; hut tie dead bodies o. s =
hundred and twenty one Of their enemiss tessinpd
to fhe desperate Ion of their aafsnc More man
that number in adj ition we're n nded
III IT was b. such lighting as this that TEXAS cons
squered her nh critics Who cannot help thinking
that had FfsyIs BEEN at Doneispn 81 Roanoke we
might INV hs vears nearer the peaceful enjoyment
III M be rties While tie heroes Of those battles
wdS,iaS be the glory of the, world And all the
acconnts Ws have testify that the rank and file ~
ar sTlaes were not wanting in the glorious spirit
III ihe defenders of the a iarno, But read the
II u III NJ 81 H. 81 III I'll D gs Ss ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-07
I'll & .Ss fss AiR-- Alsysei.lss Hymn.
Rise, man the vail our clarion y blast A
Now sends its final reveille

sst s 5sSss 81 AiR- -Msysei.lss Hymn. q
\ Rise man the wal, our clarion's blast
I N w sends it, final reveiile /;
Il This saaMning morn must be the last III s III
Dpr fated band shall ever see: n
4, 4 10 life but not To hope, farewell
Yon trumpet 81 clang and canno peal, /:
Sz AHaid storming shouts and clash of stee 4,
soufs hut not our country = knell III
Welcome the Spartan death =
iTis nos dsspairing stri fe,s 81. ssSa
III We fal NE f1ias- Int our expiring breath
Ii 1reddons,s brsa1 0f liiet M
4 Here, at this new Thermopy ia,
Our monument shall tower on high;
y And Alamo hereafter be, n 3 sS$s
In bloodieF fields, the battle, cry
Thus Travis from the rampant cried
And when his arfiors saw the foe,
Like 1Whelming blows move below,
tonce each danntless heart replied,
s Helcome the. Spartan - dsath til
8, lis n0despairing strife,
T We fall--Ra tdie--but our expiring breath
u freedoms breath Of life !! Z .ts
b They came ike autumn's leaves they fall,
Y ct hordss Oh hordes they onward rush;
1 With CORY tramp they mount the wall
Ill numbers the defenders crush
Till falls their flag when none remain. ss 81
n; w ell may the rufdans quake to tell 5Si
How Travis and his hundred fell. 3ff
Amid 3 athonsani fuemen slain
81 NheYrs3ie the Spartan, d death; I'M
But not III hopei less strife n Y Y
f Eliza brothers died, and their expiring breatt
Nas freedoms breath Of life!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-07
ankss NegroIr,ilisl,,.

:s IEfoin tbs Mobile AdyeEtIsHT ~ ~ -7al
" Some tina since. TIA Yarlkee Government sent a
~ at On
condition uf tie stolen NEGROES, The cotton plarta-
ions and tai inv4stite tue matter Of cotton cult
Satoa, and sureest fhe best me thoas OF employing
slave labor proftahly, This Official has made lis
rep6rt and il n a Inc sueciInen Of Yankee Puri.
5tanicM cant aud Shypoerisy n, as d cotemporary
SAYS. In his ino1jries into tie moral Condition of
shis poor cnIiud brutisrs he thought It nv duty
to attend their religious fneetjngs and exhorted
lincoln. He ssfald the1l how their mas.ers had
rebelled gainst u great and good man Ut Wash.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-07

spend only about half OF q third as much on It's
slaves as their former masters did, and would get
drivers behind then The Commissioner busted
himself greatly il conversing with different stolen
seontrabandssto find out whether they liked their
old masters and wished to 60 back to them. He
them, e it he understood them arightn said they
would like ID go back to their old masters but no
thinks The Idea can be got out of their heads by
'ssa iudicious course of discipline The poor
creatures are getting tired Of starvation and
Yankee task-masters since they were abandoned
Nv their masters. The Commissioner returns the
number Of plantations stolen and in ] Yankee pos
session at two hundred, and of negroes, twelve
Ma sa.,5si5s .5s5 49,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-07
Rsc.ip,a or produces.

q Receipts OF Produces.
f. WILLIAMsPO RI Per steamer j N. Sharpe
80 bids sugar Roman. Olivier &co-2 lido ] W Bur
bridge Eco s do j Perkins-40 do Allan Geo.
so do so bbls molasses A Miltenburger &eo-I2O
do Stuart 8 James--3l7 do G kohn &co--72 do
Brand & Landry 49, 81 do "a G Marrionanx--l5 do
g A5Neber--50 do Lauve 81 Lie Blanc-T etal-a0y
shhds sugar 95I bbls molasses. sg5
JEFFERsON-Pe steamnr Col Terry Is seeks
bbls -four l94 pes bacon NJ Greenwood cks ba.
conf bbls pork 20 bales hay 10 kgs lard 80 bags
peas l53scks wheat Rogers, Woodai &co-29 SKIS
-four ll-rolls 81 sides leather J B Valentine &eo-
95 SKIS flour Kirkpatrick &co--l3 bbls flour to W A
Violet &co54 bbls 2l0 tics beef So bbls tallow to
SHilliard, Summers &co-4 SKIS flourl Dbl bacon r
G Taylor-l5 rolls leather Wilson, Massie Eco
sundres to order. }& &9% t
s SHREYEPORT-Per steamer Era No 4--s2 scks
barley II SKIS oats to Geo Merze-25 pieces bacon
E L Nimmo-s kegs butter L Mann &co-9 head
cattle kegs nails and sundries to order. -. {.
Il. PLAQUEM1NE-Pe steamer Minerals hhds
sugar 299 bbls molasses A G Marianaux.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-07
CATTLE nARgET.

!, ss 555y IA JEFFERSON CITY. April 1902
] Arrived yesterday, 70 Texas Beeves and % Veal
Cattle. Amount Of stock sold was 156 Texas
Beeyes, M Hogs and 50 Veal Cattle. Stock re-
manning on sale is 1856 Texas Beeves, $50 Hogs,
II Sheep and n Veal Cattle. We quote
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-07

II ,5=sEsS i;isg ssI A @ u L T Y s5ss775s
ERASMUS D.yFENNER, NJ. D., Professor Of Theory
& Practice of Medicine. sss4il
AUSTIN FLINT M D., Professor of Clinical Medicine aad
Medical Pathology. a. r.
ANTHONY A. PENIsToN, NJ. b. Professor of Anatomy.
AUSTIN FLINT, Jr, NJ. d. Professor Of Physiology aud
SAMUEL 2. cHopPIE,M D., Professor of Clinical
Operative Surgery. ~ ~
CcRNELIgs O. BEARD NJ. D.. Professor the Principles
Of Surgery and Surgical Pathology. ~ Il
ARREN ERrcKEIL, NJ D., Professor of obstetrlc.
h and Diseases Of Women. Il itr.-,o.@
AG 1. GRAWCouR, N. D., Professor Of chemsryan
HOWARD SMITH, NJ D., Professor Of Materia Medica and
Therapeutics. q s1E ~ 2a}- *
H D. SCHMIDT NJ. D., Demonstrates Of Anatomy. 6
tbs Bssecting Rooms opened the 18th of October
Clinical instruction will be given daily in hawads Of the Char
y Hospisa and three times week the College Dispensar
The Faculty Of this Institution the duly elected
Visiting Surgeons Of Charity Hospital and
according late Act of the State Legislature shall ut all
aes have fres tho Hospital the Of afford
ing tsir Pap'ls practical iasta9a q tie subjects they
teach. So i59lS l I'd $50 S'4zE 81 5 u
The Board of Administrators elect annually in April twelve
Resident studeuts and lodging in the
Hospi,a and the Students School equally eligible
to this pacs with any others. ii.s $50 s5f a,
The aim of The Faculty Is npart thoroughly
ical knowledge of all the branches Of Medicine ~ y
Disseeting material Is abundant, and nominal cost No
charge for attendance at the Hospital. So ~ 49,
Amount of Fees the full Course Lectures slea 90
Naturalization Fee paid but once). 90.
Dissection loeD
Graduating Fee. 70 W
For any further information, address a&E -
| E. D. FENNER, N. D.,
Dean Of the Faculty,
6 Csrondelet street.
New Orleans, August, 1851 .s,4 aus WITT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-07

N. O.. OPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN.
Z, 5BRAsHEAR CITY. April 5. s62.-44 hhds sugar
belleeq. Noblom &co-30 do Darby j. Tremoulet-
40 do Lauye q LeBlane-l0 do Stuart & james,
bbls molasses W Frolee &co-32 bbls molasses ] NJ
Putnam-l7 seeks corn Armstong--l0 scks ashes
ZolliDger-204h head cattle Is hogsst Landing
sundries to order. fs 81 7sTg I 2'75
N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, April 6. l8s2.-6s ties rice Wood
LOWS bbs turpentine N ] Smith &so--205 bdls
paper Kendall, Holbreok &co-z64 do E Hart eco
.--a3 doG d S--s4 do W 3 Seymour-ss do Levy.
D. Dunead &co-25 do Stevens n seymour-lss do o
Nixon-sundriest to order. x. # a SI5. IN (
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-07

49, asss,. mo. 1903.
sss,sA osssHsE 4. ss
t As4 ma5ny BE- aaa aaia ka b. e. g a, - u, A
q Tl.as That tho eemptfofer be and he hereby
sa,ss S,ssss
from The Masigy Caa 70 Like Poptehaai in lie manner
saa # M hsssesow - forth ne sad aaaea
iee,en ef r. As cs si q Gsnael ! I,
Y ies ss an rs hSs
as # h s s d q Y ss tn sp sha
botten' sna five feet below glads Be hed
b. nj h s hs ss shall "a,
Grades given its City surveyor hight least
hiI,s sssnty four iset in ssny fes in
y With In hs Ss sa sh be ses s clean
IF shells ii inches il theeess fst he pIee rolled
y sysr
n nna Tssa w shs Z M sa Is y b
When emPlsted and made soa ths b ay s inches The
soat, ,s shall hsys sgs. toll
on he same The following tolls toyi.:
loaded or "
every vehicle BY asd whether
every Vehicle ~ three mora l,,.s or horse
good tepaiF soadoa q HI
e.
%. s
sixty days following the by tho
Common Council, and 10 cnlnplete lie after
ART g The shall fntish gcA and Solvent
rty In the Of ten thouand dollars asasntes the faithful
fornace of his estraet the saiseces be subject
the approval of the SDnulon Eounci
Arr, I II ia hain Of neg failure
by the contractor u I'll sxesoing stipnatio,
he Common shall hav rEh annn the contIeft
1905 of the Eiy Coae and without appyng asj
ce to annul tbs and without indemnity and II is also
well ash. in case shall
as ia
said shat the CITY shall right 10 sse the
curity, ~ .35,5 al f. "a 5,f 4 ySs 2
Ant 5 Eas said road ha revert to the city iha expiration
of said twenty years. piTilege. g. %itS5
lsignedl s. P. DELABARRE
fyS7t~-a President pro ten. Board of Aldermen.
- rs (SiEnedl r. JULES BENT,
tt President pso tenn Board Of Assistant Aldernasn.
| Approved March 30, 1862 = 5g5 II 5E'
| q 1'' fsignedI JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice Il hereby given thaon the losh April
Of wayto the highest BIDDER, for cash. K
5n22 lit 81. n CIV. ,GUtBER ysoN Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-07
7fsaElag aalsIltgsntt.

CpssSBnT axp1ce, No. fa4Camp str.st, 4
~. & ~ Monssy Morpitg April7 1873
Arrived Saturday.
4 Stes.mnonta.
Col. Terry, I'm Jefferson.
Minerva, Neriaux, I'm Plaqueninc.
j NJ Sharpe, Dye, I'm Williamsport.
8 Arrived Yaateraay.
/. Steamboats,. Es5'.
Era No 4. Kouns, FIN Shreveport. =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-07

t's'f s'N fsf-fs'- sfs C0MfTHnLLEH's QFFioz e. \
-s-. 7.i5 City oil New Orleans, July 7, 1855 {
II. ~ No 2l29,1 49,.
ID RSOLVKED That tho Com al toll or be and
h hereby authorized required give notice. BY
standing lba shal Journal
with hsnnth section ordinanas No. li4z approved
the gonnoil bill egsnst the oity ness
oonteste under sathots ssdaT the Corptrcar
scoo.danes With the sainraea ssgarr fs 49,
tsisnedi - on u Il. TRAUx,
+ 49,. Pfasiaept GaetA OF .Astiatant Aldermen
y 81 Lsianed ~ 1894 Ia u. Fl. PLACE,
r. iiag5 EFFssitieht kla4sa OF Aldermen.
Approved April "a, 1855. Isl5 AZ - III
fssnsdl JOHN !. LHWls. Mayer. ss
Of ts ooers city and Of the pusis ID re-
specially called to ths foregoing resolution. ~
iyls.f $3.50 Comptroller CIV yt Of New 6rissans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-07
NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF mEDIcINE

M EW UEsEEANs sCHUUE Of B1EDItINE
Situated Common street opposite .he Charity Hospital
TheRss Course Of Lectures in this Institution will
meuceon e s9s So ie22s y. -rs9ft
Thursday, the 18th November, 1860,
and =rminate in the latter part of March, 1861. II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-07
rs. - ~ 51II n 1 1ig7-
An Appeal for Volunteers.

High Private q Of the 18th Texas Regiment
makes an appeal for hunters in the Houston
Telegraph, which Ne think worth cop ying. Here
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-07

NWANTED-BY A WIDOW LADY WITH FIRST
w Glass situation 9overness heuse.
Or Of the household affairs ganeel
family has no ion 10 the cennty she would
: fell n - II 81 = - - = ' - ~ ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-07

IN HE.W ORLEANS 0xkRAaaEaFA
~ "a Ron W0RES.Ihe Undersigned beg savs inforE
the public and builders generally that hsy Az Ia9nn
%oK teir foundry eorner Magnolia and Rrso
ics Davidson Row Csrondolet Yerxndsh
Railing Shutters SAFE and Bank Door, Straight aud oa
stairs, iron Bridges, Rosfs, stc. Fl
rhsy keep constantly hnGd Oaat snu Wrought w
rana venators nnd Saeh Weights syc and MI all orsg
very description of Castings 0ouns Stare and Houss
aENNETE / luEass. pa..d,oa,s sos
: ff h y. .Il *. Iasn nI.y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-07
s,!lIslls,ns sss. Iasesssoss sisIeIsl

~
5ss are in
~ III " IN n "a sef New York
Ssisss IND fisaas I'll sIiis
= q n AT1 thA ~ 3 Oh Herald
" 4 81 sssass ssssI, e a.s Do
s[ AIMS lsavs moved ffen5
IA ssfsssd 1904 iof;
tttkss d asl lhEpnieles VA. ar
n " ~ V5chr ane 5aia ap
gs 1Rs ls afsr ofs iches hi
u twssn;
3s1! eseyls e serves
d 81 II = Lelss taish
f 5 ~ 30 y IS ~ r21A1aE tag Hit Gen.
Il a N Balcony III TIE Plant:
II TT 4 ~ Ils nj f0 ii cnrs. ith sll tie
II & n = ID 3aSs sne fIy sAkd thete. ny
s ss ~ tjsffg victor lad bean
4 Rebel Colonsls
Il ~ sAs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-07
En- L = Z, - i'tg
5Afp4~M s,.spilJf,s, Hsfnfl.

Il 4 8 q III " N D T TEE TIA NO !.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-07

. t=sIss 1FACULT ~, IS
ERASMUS D.FENNER, NJ. D., Professor Of Theory and
AUSTIN FLINT NJ. d. Professor of Clinical Medicine AID