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- MGHT LAaINa, =, A learned docsor has given hfs
opinion that tight lacing Is q public beaenI, mas.
much as it kils OF all the feosh giris aud leaves
the wise only to grow Into women.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-05

Self. preservation is the first law of nature.
Thank God 1t ia not the only one. ss1z=
When Is bonnet nOta bonnet : When it be-
comes a lady. 49,
Which is the left side of a mince pie That
which Ia not eaten g
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Comm ittee of Public Safety

New ORLEANS, April 2s, 1862.
Resolved That the Committee of Public Safety will receive
until further notice. the following individual
nos circulated money in this community that they
believe citizens may rely this currency.
Resolved, That this COMMITTEES will add 10 this s s,ch
ohr they may deem worthy Of the confidence of the
community.
State Treasury Notes.
Confederate Notes.
J:kJ. c. Davidson
Leeds Co. .,..-.
Henderson i Gaines.
Magss George -
Thomas, Griswold l. Co.
r Thomas G. Payau.
Jnckson Bail.oad Company.
!. Fl. Fassman Il Co.
City OF Baton Rouge.
City Of New Orleans.
G. W. Cammack. =
McDonel Magraw.
Gee. w. Gregor Co.
Dan. Edwards 4 Son.
Joseph santini.
Jacob Zoelly.
Smith Hins, or Stuart i Jamea.
II. Lawrence or p. Cazsadss.
u. NJ. Hildreth 4 Co.
Gresap Mcmillan. '
Samuel Bell.
ricayune Office.
u. II. Holiness
j. Hockersmi1l & Co.
- Brilton Co.
Ben. Miller.
Adam, Wagner.
- &. W. H. I.ehde.
A true extract from the minutes. =
mi 2pf GEO. @. L4WRAsoN, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-05

Men are frequently like tea, the real strength and
goodness are not properly drawn out until they
have been q short time In hot rster.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-05

sEcLrrsEs FOR THE YEAR 1864. There viii be ia
Eve ecpses this year, as follows: -
l. A total eclipse OF the monn Just before and
after midnight, on July liz Toraf eclipse begins
an hour and seven minutes after the ,eeinninr.
and lasts one hour and three minnrss. TOTAL dura
tor, three hours and seventeen minutes TSssss
q. partial eclipse of the sun. Juns IS, il, sfhas
morning. Invisible in america, but visible n,
Indian Ocean. .4ss 20 s
g. partial eclipse of the SUM- November 21.
Invisible In America, but seen in the Greas suufh
ern Ocean, Is SS.EsE- 3 I.ss4s -
q: Partial eclipse Of the sun, November ao. n.
visible in America, bht visible in asia 90 railv
s. A total eclipse Of the moon early. ii The
morning OF December 6-visible. The ecfipse be-S
beginning and lasts one hour and thirty Iw., nun.
ntes: Total duration, three hours and forty nine
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-05

/. CROPS N MIDDLE sTEsNEssss. The Nashville
Banner OF Saturday tearns from PEI sons he ii.
rived there Friday from Maurss, Williamson aud /
me adjacent committee, that the grain and fruit
crops give promise u an abundant aud sgheal,hyr
yield. The late rains, II appears,haye heen vide.
spread, visiting all the adjoining counties. 80
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-05

An inveterate bachelor being asked why he did
not aecure some one's company In his voyag ge on
the Gean Of life, replied, {" I would if were sure
such an ocean would be pacific"
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VOLUME XIV.
10 < &; ps

On the f9h Of April at 9h 'ocoek, A. NJ, JOSEPH d.
E9BB, of the firm OF B. Cobb Co, native Of North
ERrolHi.
E8~ Ns-ti Carolina, Georga. Be,.ucky md Richmond
nlaAR6 RI =
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The little and short say i-t. but excel tnt
men areaof great value, like the DUST OF gold or
the smallest sparks sfdiamnn5s.
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The Europsaa BrtKades.

sNG EUfOpfHo BIT Bhdts. : =
IS MAYoRALsY OF NRw ORLEANS.
W CITY Hall, May z, 1862
Gen. PAUL JucE, Csmn ap!ins European Btsades: -
Dear slrWth great reluctance permit you disband
yonr Command which ha. done service life aud property
ud which unable present forth in that grand
Is entitled to, and which shall In eGors
try early day to make publicly known good people
Of New Orleans fully than can at present
aIn with renewed obligations your obedient servant,
JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
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MONDAY MORNING, MAY 5, 1862.


~ For Recorder of the First District
VIM EMERSON the present Incumbent Is candidate for
reelection. Election, Jnne2, 1862 ap7 2pte
Ss- Candidate for Mayor, Irrespective of
Party, VICTOR WILT. Of tbs Second District.
Sec Cessent the 2sth h 3lst january. fs21 2po
~ N1essrs. w. II. Adams. w. NJ. Sempls
and T. d. Vauiorn have full power of attorney act
passed before W. H. Peters. Esq, Rotary Public.
nA r,- 10. NIXON
To Ihe Public.
will keep my store open, and will tall for all Notes
received bS the Committee Of Public Safety.
-.- W. C. WATKINS,
/, s-e~ CARPET AND CURTAIN WAREHOUSE,
.-.-. 30 Camp street,
m2 2p3t* New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-05

DR.. Barton on being told thar r.:vawel was
dead, exclaimed, :. What! Vowel dead f--Lst us
be thankful ii was neither u nor y o s +.
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Special Notice. =

sDi perar ed 10 edcem MAGEE & 6K1R4E's Notes, in
dated npon their .ce In cf twenty dollars
aud even accounts upwards Apply between tbs hours Of
and o'clock daily Mo- Common street. front Office,
ground door. 2plt& ARTHUR REUSS. =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-05

DEATH or A FEA ALE sLAvE TkADEa -Mrs. Wat
son, nee LacEey, an -Amrrican wa,,tan notsd sfor
being in the slave trade, has rso.r, ID died u
Cadiz, Spain There were three inaifcsmsnts
against her IN New York. for attiag oas stAysfs,
and she fed to Spain last summ ii. She ds,sd out
siavers at Cadiz, but the United States consul IT.
that point being advised of her move fnents, WITH
drew the registers OF the vessels and they could
not sail. Il Is said that the female saver ihsa r.
solved to drink and die. She was native of New.
York. - s. 5ssasis -5lsss 5sf -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-05

Sterling Price was born about the year 1910, in
Prince Edward county, Virginia, a county which
also gave birth to Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, an.
other of the most distinguished heroes of the war
for Southern independence.
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SOUTHERN F1RE-PRooF ROOFING CO.

Letters patent from the United States having been granted
on the sd day of March, 1885, for Composition known th
"Southern Fire-Proof Roofing"
being superior any patentedcheaper least
cent than any other Roofing
WE OYER FOR SALE THE RIGHTS
Counties Parishes States and Territories very uuera
terms.
WE WILL RECEIVE ORDERS
aud Contracts for Roofing Cotton Gins Sugar Houses Ware
houses Railroad Depos Mills, City and Coua,ry Dwellings,
Gteamboass, etc, etc. -.~
ES-1n all instances work B fully guaranteed.
Our Roofing material barrels and bejhtppst
to persons In the country elsewhere those wtshinno
It, with printed directions by which they enabled apply
with perfect success.
PARTIES By addressing obtain Circular and Dre
lions and receive any further they may pease
ask.
ks-ohice 81 St. Charles street. New Orleans. d27 tfW
NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
Situated Common street. opposite the Charity Hospital
TheRasI Course OF Lectures in this Institution will com
Thursday, the 18th November, 1860.
andter1ainate in the latter part of March, ls6l.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-05

An improved percussion cap machine, Invented
by VIM h. WASH has been mannf aciured ins
Lynchburg. twill make nine thousand caps sper
hour +5tsN I. ~ =. "a .sfass
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-05

FACULT
ERASMUS p. FENNER. NJ. D., Professor CT Theory AMI
Practice Of Medicine.
AUSTIN FLINT NJ. D., Professor of Clinical Medicine
Medical Pathology.
ANTHONY A. PENSION, n. D. Professor of Anatomy.
AUSTIN FLINT Jr-, NJ D.. Professor Of Physiology
Microscopy
SAMUEL. P. .CHoppEN, NJ. D., Professor of Clinical
Operative Surgery.
CoRNE1IUsC c. BEARD ~ D., Professor of the Principle
Of Surgery and Surgical Pathology.
D. WARREN BRICKEII., NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrc
and Diseases of Women.
ISAAC l. cEAwCoUR, NJ, D., Professor Of Chemistry an
Medical Jurisprudence. :
HOWARD SMITH NJ D., Professor Of Ma tea Eedica and
Therapeutics
II. D. SCHMIDT, NJ. D., Demonctrator of An, xomy.
The Dssecng Rooms will be opened the Is h Of Octobe
Clinical instruction will be given daily sfthe Char
y Hospital and three times week tho College eispensary
The Faculty Of th Institution the dusy eecte'
Visiting Physicians and Surgeons Of the Charity Hospital and
according late Act of the Legislature III at al
times free the Hospital purpose o. afford
Ing their Pupils practical illustration Of the subjects the,
teach"
The Board Administrators elect annually in April t&FeAr
Resident Students who Furnished board and lodging in ht
Hospital and the Students Of this School equally e1gb,
to this place with any others.
The great aim of the Faculty is mpar thoroughly prae
cal knowledge of all the branches of Medicine.
Dssecing materinl is abundant and ut nominal cost NJ
charge for attendance at the Hospital
Amount Of Fees for the full Course of Lectures 90
Matriculsticn Fee paid but once). O0
Graduating Fee. Is 'OO
For any further information, address
E. D. FENNER, NJ. D.,
Dean of the Faculty,
Carondelet street.
New Orleans August, 1860. aus Wifi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-05

The State Of Iowa has levied : tar of IVA NM.
on the dollar on the valuation Of 1851, whch Il
qured to be paid By the first of Jnne The saxs i
levied In aid Of the Federal Government
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-05
Notice to the Fire Dep q rtment.

OFFICE CHEF ENGINEER FIRE DRYARruEmr
s.- April o. 1862. 3
The members of The Fire Department hereby notified
that on the alarm of TEN TAPS Of the Fire. Bells
they Immediately to assemble their different Engine and
Hook and Ladder Houses. So = r. +
Al The alarm Of ONE TAP. repeated three times, ihe
Assistant Engineer and Commanding Officers Of Companies
viii Immediately proceed to the Office Of the Chief Engineer
to receive orders. :, =! = --5-r,-,. F.
In The alarm is given for Of the regular Fire Dis
trc the Companies performing duty In the district for which
he alarm Is given will Immediately proceed tho location Of
the alarm. - ..raE : IH5i.E.< = = = 49,
All Companies hereby notified to continue perform
their duty here ofore all their exsrtions pre-
servation Of life and property. ,.-t,.e
! apo 2pf q DAVID BRADBURY. Chief Enrtnest.
kS- For Recorder of the First District
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-05
Special Notice.

We prepared TO rsdaen oil of Small Notes and would
be pleased 1t the public woui call Office with them,
from to O'clock, daily.
STAFFORD l. Mc1Il.L, Salt Dealers,
mi 2+s" So MaYsziEc street
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sUpEulsrEspgyr's tFrlu. ~ G.,eti. &sD
-HIEAr MEHrERH RAILROAD CnxPAS

New flrrtnS, IaTch u, 1852.
Hs-Passenger Tfnins will hereafter make
tho orpaes ~ Greth anl otier sia07 the Farish OF
Jeiftrsoa.s ,.-I s'f.,
No son will nnie1 crcnns."ncs be allowed 10 take
Rs,egs o. the Freight TRAINS ~.
Al Leaving this place, Of tho Stations uthr
Iuj, Of Jt!srson by Passenger Tfnns rn1s have
PISpots from Provost Maas t7eir Dis
trcts .4fat a. N. SEsER,
,aJ5 Il Sinner nd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-05
From Across the River.

Our spicy little uis- a-uls, the Algerine Newsboy
of the Sd, has been kindly laid on our table, from
which we extract the following paragraphs:
OUR PosITIoN.-In the presence of the hostile
forces now encamped in Algiers, no opinions of
ours will be allowed expression In our columns
Under these circumstances our readers must not
expect 10 hear US express oursef things past,
presenter to come, which relate to the war. We
shall Try to give the facts as they occur unless the
relation OF them Is prohibited. We are in prison.
house, aud must be governed by the requirements
Of our jaior. t-.-' - ftaT -
OCCUPATION OF ALGlERs BY THE EsEMY.--Late
on Thureoa, atternoD, simultaneously with The
landing of the Federal Gen. Butler in New Orleans,
the 2lsL Indiana, Regiment, under Cot. Mcafillan,
landed at tue Opeluusas r iiroHd Depot in Agiers.
The superintendent oi the road, Capt. Seger, was
absent, but beng sent for, informed that they
desired 10 use the depot as quarters, which, being
refused, Ihey nevertheless tuuk possession both OF
the bulldug aud OF the rolling stock Of tue road.
As consequence no trains have since gone out.
Their pickes are stationed some distance below
the town aud up the railroad as far back there
are buildings, but hot above the square this side
OF the depot. ~
We have not heard of any other seizure Of pri
vate property, except that a hogshead Of sugar
lying at the warehouse was uneeremoniously taken
sweeten their coffee against the consent of the
persons IN whose charge il had been placed.
DEATH OF AN OLD CITlzEN.--Oar readers will bt
panied TO read uI the death Of one Of our oldes
citizens, Capt. c. v. Esnard formerly our hief O
Police, whose public and private virtues it has fire.
4uentiy been our pleasure to record. He has fol
some ume been suffering from III health, and has
| now happily Tor huiseli, but sadly tor his family
and frIeuus, been called away.
THE PATKoL.-For week past. since the adven
| of the enemy before the city, the peace of oul
town has been preserved by a volunteer patrol o.
citizens, VINO have watched over it faithful ly. 1t ii
| now delivered into the hands Of the hostile forcei
| who have overcome our own. 1t will depend upor
them to see that equal quietude and security pre-
vail in the future. - ~ lsET,4s -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-05

RS- For Recorder of the First District
LUcIEN ADAMS is candidate for Recorder Of the First
District. Election, june 2 1862. ap8 2pte
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oassS s,eiy TAtksDAY T5SiaI. the Hall ei the Y y
C. No. 81 Csup OticeTs the preseot tetra-W
r. H. j. Dreyiuss; " h., v. W, ceoper (: S, 2; Long
worth; \. I. s., T. b. Wells; e.a, A Jouss; IT,. Ea
Auds1soa 9 y Angsll; saa9 JA7'e- t.os:n
Cooper Lonseorlh, Ed Boath Jo 2phoEs A. anseraop
t-'1 II y. f'IFf|"t,EIH. II. -
EFF. A. M -Concord Chapss No. z, II. Z.
cp,e the Ma+onc drnrd ltsg IS Al corner q y,
tFnfle1 and perti.do Officers for the Ee. W
neisdernjer NJ r. H. r.: b. Il Rcluar t q r. T. L. Rrnce,
r. s; s. r. Pennington, O. H aam. w r. p. :. J. IL.
is-har H. A. G.; b. DeIcA Tra.s.; Jas. Fr Sen'y
lv
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disnpusnon Of Inc NJ = Mas er the meetings thn LS,
will &c held on HE hrs THURSDAY nt every month
for e;1suins t4rE-i Hithsi a. tfAIii II
Lath, Y O.; Taos aorn, Fec. Sec; a. r. aeTeT, sfeS'
Of Lodges trs'ernay assd TO attend
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-05

OFFICE fiHs ALARg AsD
PoliGE TELEGRAPH ilIty Hall
u gl- To the Oars Department anh other
tEepS many uurel.bn- His have .*en 1nade 10
ri ece rel:ard condition aud Fctkpr Of III severa
b0&eS s Gnngs and the striking the E-tl Jon r"lues
FL to paasc a c0mpabts hereafter, me Office Of ihs Chic
Eigi1 nt the Fire Departsnt Odd loaG Hail. e!trsnc'
Lafayette 6trset (ers ,sy wit only he eivef iorda
tt the alt reports EA5 Ge dnrtned upon ~
ttt Ocs and then by hin TO lie Superintendent Of
tAt Tses sraph, ut THIS office. -, -
LAS BEHGS, GhairrnRn o.
n29d of Ri c Alarm a, POLICE ra'sersnt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-05

STAR MUTUAL IaEuRAEcE CoApASr,
z' RI No ~ Caroadelet street,
kssThis Comsan Will continue 70 insure
slsnE Loss and DAMAGE by Fire the pars Of tho eas ae
Rivera, ths rate, Of ptetnura
T. A. Gitaud, irm OF +. A. u raad I 70 o.
A Watt, Gfn at Jno. Watt s Co -.......
q. W. Logan, hrn of Logan souat ClabstbE.
+. Eliot trfn Of Elliot 4 hcKesyFr. .... ,.
+. IInl.ns, firm of Mummy, L1Itng & Go.
L. DupIa..,! Ter. hrn Of Roman keirio.
LLOYD e. GoienaA, of Coleman, Bristcn 4 Wihhra
W. Qnsnteli, frta Of Vim. Pfehu Go.
". G. G. Claiborne.
Chas. A. Castillo, Irra OF ". A. Gnrd0n Z u tilo.
J. dc Fuentes fir OF s. Gssr { Co.
- EMlIf rEBUYs resilsnt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-03
no. l09)

AN ACT TO P2nyinE TOa TIE PAE ERvATI0N AID fU
TuRE TUsI ICArtoN or IHE J0uhNAL' or THE PR0Nl-
ION Al CnNgKsks AND TME PGlCNEDlNGi CT rHr con-
VENrI y WHICH P2AMTD We PR)vIs 0NAL AND PE<MA
NUhrC ms rlTUTi0Ns OF IEE co 'sED skhTE STATES.
FKcrox Coagtes Of tie Ornedera, States ~ sm rea
do Th Pr.,i nt o the Cngs be, On he hereby
Aut h and a,t:ut to iaSe by ron' selec ed
hy him ~ ecrcy two 81 o. the JCu Lalt OF hf
Proynna Congress and the Proceed q the Convent oa
" ic1 n and Perm Cors utl ne Il the
rf.iri stat witch Ate- bel examnod by km and
e 10 correct shall scaled endorsed and exact
copies tfthe igns's
sEo he l. further enActel III one o. tie 'o lei Of the
a. Procee -ngs "a shall dspoted he oce
of the Deps srt ofJtsic undr the q AT e5
era. IN OH retail ed the rr'id.nt GngrS; ard
IN ignNs nsrly ID aad endoseI, Ih II be
poded w.h the -ary 'stit' Ill o. which copies and
ia shall be pes .rvel, With the seal unbr kel until their
puh cation ords ed By the Congress Of the conede ate
App oysd FEB IL, 1859.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-03

THx LADY OF rHE WnnE HCUsH Mrs Lincoln seems
70 be determined nOtoriey surpA'sing that OF
ny of ber predecessors who have yielded the KEYS OF
tae Presidential uaus on ia Washis gtou. The White
Hcu.e has been converted BY her into Royal esiAb'
liz ment and stters with the costly tnsel and trap
piDg4 Of j-s,y.
1. has nOC been than month since she followed
CORPSE 4vorte from the chsmb TO the grave.
Tnis bereavement filling upon hee ia IN very midst
Of her rampant gsieiissSs To teach her how worthless
are the valtes Of life, had p9Wer il seem TO tenn
per hrr addiction to gEudy and voluptuous ndu gencet
We have before accounts from various Northern
White H7uss which is represented to have eeliPsed in
a, e7dor sny that was ever in Wa'hrg.or. IL Is
sil T. have co.t the sum Of hssty thousand dollars
IRE reveriss are described hAvcg b,en perfectly pol
at;. TIE nusc the dincc ths fesst the vines AID se
iolli,s we're all q grand scale. And this scsne 81
uoro-rous merrent aEd oaecGanA sm got hy moth-
e. alo,t On lLe heels OF sons funeral! What can De
thought Cf a maternal not TO say female hear, which
could under such ccu instances g;vs iisei up TO me
wld emotiJts Of 6elgh inspired by ggantc c>nvlvia
eu.ettsilmeutl COu.i there DC more uueelng ana
abomiaabls xa5iuon Of levi'y and vanity =
l. il bl; isiics TO the Northern JouroHs III whose
sllmrs We have ssen reel ais of h flair, TO say thai
they all de1Gunce IL in fe most and irdleI a'
Tusy oons er Al gross and scandaious nsu's
70 their eoun ~ as well as dIAes to the heroins OF
il We have not seen The Hsrd'ds AccouLt, which, ol
course. wos uucu0usly complimentary and mAguhIent
" adulO-y. We give credit 70 that portion OF the
Northera pcss witch has spok out boldly Ia derunci'
ssr Of ub Al Outrags Ou, coutemut Ot hs psop'ietes
end decerciss of lie az WAS his Ball Of Mrs LOco
over tie grlvs Of her just 5uued eoo. PssrsbTrg Es
press
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-03
{ 70 81

AN ACT TO 'OvrDE FOR TaE CoSEs1rIoS CT THE RAIL
RlADFa.M SE.AA, IN ALAdA "A, To MERIDIAN, IN MIS-
Il PP.
whest rr sdct T.! hl q the itA Ct Zee m9e
has exc sssei TIE opu'en ta ton o. tie Msssi
and Alabama Aye ks r.ld hs'n ct lnH N ill' :
With stehAS -. pgi dispea,ab.e tt tie tueeesin
pro eeu,lo- Esr -h,h ogiCn Go gsi fully con urs
n the etcrs:
sAcrIos Ihs conere,s Z tie C5ned rate States Of Amer
4, ca Ct aha the rstcu be aad n Il he'cNy authorized I
rance President sai reeoJs tn Al1tam ana
81 p giyr Co rTAay he Of one huace and o.
doArs for the ptr &c OF eorrlstg he ifo "a
eenOa b-W,tn Selma, IA Ab.na On hefsi n N MSS
ard ton' As he MAJ dre bts 20 Sc
early mplson ofsAd rail- oSd eonaStoi ana 70 te
cur. tn, cf the ng ney 20 advance;
An. ~ Heb lb. lSfl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-03

AN Acr AppRoPRIArIyG rRE SUM or ONE rHoU3,ND
ONE HUNDRED AID TEN, TIVE ,TY-rT0 HUNDRsnr
DOLLARS P0R THE TELlEF OF TIE MoBILe AND dREAr
MORT JERN RAILROAD co dPANY, BEING THE n1rfLR-
ENcE BErWKEN PPrEEN AND TWESTY-foUR IE1 oESr
DUTY Oj RAILROAD IRoN PAD At PtNsAvOLA IN NAY
4 CHE HUND ED AND sixty ONE.
The lErtsS the Confederate States Of America do enact
pupos carry eject the second section of
an approved May twelyhs esLte huaded and srtV
one ed 10 dshne uh eertA!dy the mea ing OF
act" entitled "l7 hS tie duties ari,s heeln
named approved March terDth egteen hurd ei and IT.
OF tNopsani hua red AMI ttu tSen'y'tF 20
huudred do Ia and the her ty prJphatd out OF
Tfeasuy net othsrwse appropriated, 10 be
p 10 William Dam, Pres dent - the Aobie and Gfra'
Northern Railroad Coup- din 6etN hten
Aad tuenIJ four per cent railroad no OF the value OF
tstlve thousand hrn red and ry FIVE S'venyhve
hundrdts collars thdrAun non wtreoues ct PersieolA In
The mont o. hay, dsh cen hundred and sItJ-one.
Ann oEsl Peb lA 1852
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-03
no I02)
AN Aor CovC sNTNG TIE PAY AND ALLOWANCES DUE TO

DECEASED sULDIGRs
scOs III, COng-,ss OF Ne Confederate stes OF America
d. eaaet pay aud III duet dec aef vol
u.te ion once &c Al private, In IN. army
20 fsderae ates hAn b. pail 10 the Wiltu Of The de-
Pnyng, 10 children, II All Ia de'su tf
Sdv h rem, The father wing ana # nCt to TIE mo'h
e CT such deceased ynlunter
sEc The ply Aad cue Aforesaid shall be paid
b, the pAym ees aged with the payment OF
troops per pc entitled TIE sAue or - his or
suhoz agent Soraey uarIisn up tn ray roll ma
oAt asd by the CIItsn hAuig nicer o hs
company g. which hs de elei ttcte ShicN pay u hs
rAags nmlut Gr Aforesaid sh,ll uaks GU and de-
the ktlAEAuce
OF hts asihoI asert attorney, gnsraan AMI
In ch pay rot OF the de5s-ei olint
the mpany an rEr1 {; which he Machei aud We
da,s Of b enlistment and dst and ths paymA ter or CoeE 70
VII m said pay roll shall b. DR. cet ha Iaf the s'me acc ri
iug 10 thereof sad shaI G saeh oil with the Py
ros Of the army.
Approved FsO. Is, 1851.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-03
RICHMOND WHIG.
"CALL ALI GALL ALI"

"CALL ALL! GALL ALLI
Whoop the Doodles have broken loose,
Roaring round like toe very deucs!
Lice OF Egypt, hungry pack,
Alter 'em boys, and oriVe 'em oIek
Ball-dog, terrier. cur aud fee,
Biek 10 the beggardly land OF ice;
Worry 'em, bic en-, serA'ch and tear
Ever, body and everywhere.
Old Ken.uoky's clVed from under,
Tennessee is splt Asuadsr,
AlAb4mA await attack,
Aud Georgia bristles At her bsck.
Old John Brown u dead and gone!
Sill bis spirit is marching on,
Lantern ISed, and lrg', my boys,
Long as an Apes from Hlnoisl
Want w.apon Gather brick
Cllo or eudgel, or stone or stick,
Anything Wuh q blAdJ or buEt,
Anything thai can eleAvs or CUT
Anything heavy, or lard or keen!
Any sort OF q sl3yirg machine o..
Al ylhing, with a ling miLd,
Aud s.eady arm Of MAJ behind.
Want a weapon, Why capture one
Every Doodle has got quo,
liz and bayontt OrighI and new,
Kill Doodle, aud capture tp0!
Shoulder to shoulder son and sire
An Call all! 70 the feast oi fire
Mother and maiden, aud child and slave,
com Lon triumph, or a single grave
GKoSsIA.