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r. MYERS, Gsn't Ticket Ayr. tsAS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-08
An Episode OF Texas history.


The Houston Telegraph of the 10th inst, enters
upon the 2sth volume. The editor takes this occa-
sion to indulge the following historical and patri-
oticremarks ri
The day may be dark, but the files of the Tele-
graph reveal the story of darker day than this.
We are fighting great battle now, but the early
numbers Of this paper recorded a more desperate
one and equally glorious Our country may now
be oyerrun, but no invasion can devastate the
country as did that terminating on the field of San
Jacinto. Then, while the men rushed out to meet
the enemy, the women, children and negroes fed
panie-stfuck to the extreme verge of the country
They hid in the woods, and scamped upon the sea-
Shore The enemy came, confident in his strength,
with vast numbers of well-drilled and we'll
appointed troops-with cannon and ammunition
with vain glorying and threatening terrible things
He came to 9 maintain the integrity of the coun
tryto crush rebellion sos :" to restore the
"punish ambitious chieftains ~ and all in the
name Of God and liberty. He oyerruu the country,
spread desolation and ruin in his track, set free
negroes, insulted and murdered men, women and
children, destroyed towns, and having followed
the fleeing patriots tll as he thought they coald
| flee no further, bounced upon them, as he hoped,
to finish the work. In that devastation the Office
of this paper was burned, its early files destroyed
and itsprsss thrown into the bayou. The country
was in far worse condition than would the Con-
federate States be now were the Federal army in
possession of New, Orleans, Mobile, Savannah,
4 Charleston and Richmond. 1t was more terribly
4 afflicted them this country now would be with a
million enemies running riot upon the soil. ",
Did our people then give up? Did they prepare
to submit? Did they cry for quarter? We do not
so read the history Of those times. Though appa-
rently ruined, the Texans we're still defiant.
Though pursued by victorious enemy, they were
not demoralized While their women and child
rem fleeing for safety, they still stood between
4 them and danger; and when at last the day of
final battle came, they won victory second to
few in the history of America, for the valor dis
played and the results accomplished. A month
hence the 26th anniversary of that day will be
I upon u.s.. Let its memories add to the patriotic
4 fires now burning in the hearts of the people.
These things have these columns recorded. and
with pride for the past, and increased hope for the
4 future, do we recur to them. They teach US les
sons which the people of Texas will never forget
They teach us never to despair Of the Republic.
Glory to the names Of the heroes of 1876. Let the
actors in the great struggle Of '62 initiate their
4 renown.
stsAs for our own future we can say no MORE This
paper will live die with the Confederate Govern
ment. To this war all its energies are at present
devoted. Whatever it can accomplish for the bene
I fit of our cause, shall be accomplished We can
"a promise no more. = - '.@5F=+'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-08
a..s.. NeaD Orleans and Eeras
AID @ MP AN Y

This Company is prepared to receive Proposals for The
GRADING, BRIDGING and sUfERsTRUCTUREo Of their
entire Raa from New 1bea the Bayou Teche to Orange
the Snbine River hundred and miles.
The read through the prairies of Caicasieu region
of country perfectly healthy and abunantly supplied with
sons being adj cent to tho great stock and grain growing
region Of Texas and safe from INVASION the coast Of The Gulf
being lined by impossible marsh
1t the only link wanting toconnect New Orleans with the
railroad OF Texas and thus opening to whole
try of the productive regions on the continent
This Company WILDE prepa led to contract will.
individuals for the sucon Of the whole t their
Read, to hire from 10 two thousand Negroes.
Payments Will be made III and such proportions of
stock us IL usual for each class Of work p
Transportation provisions and clothing for all Negroes
brought this work will be furnished, II desired.
There will be about million and half cubic yards OF
Excavation and Ebankmen andabout thirty thousand nea
feet Of bridging -%
Tho wants ourt immunity requ re the completion Of this
Road in The shortest possible time, and will be done. All
interested parties will keep this in mind.
Communications must DO addressed to .~ -.5
~ Cot. A. NJ. GENTRY, President,
or,o E. l.. HER1oT, Chief Engineer,
MO lm3tnw 20 Common street, n 0.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-08
Confederate states or .asae,'ica.

r', WAR DEPARTMENT, ,.f5.a J
r-, @. ORDNANCE OFFICE,
" ''' Richmond, March 2 1867.
Bids will be received at this Office until the 18th day of
Ap next for the following ORDNANCE and ORDNANCE
MATERIAL. for the Confederate Statez Army:
200, 900 tons charcoal cold blast Pig Iron.
50. 600 tons Blooms (chaIcoai.)
80 900 tons Wrought Iron Bars, of various Sizes
100 l0-inct Coluinbiads
rs "a 100 'S-inch Colurnbiads. . - E ~
100 lo-inch Siege and Garrison Mortars.
leo l5inch seaceast Morars.
3at 800 l2-poulder Iron Howitzers Il
$50 6-p0under Iron Field Guns.
Bids be made quantity OF iron
tons, and for any ntnber of guns over ten.
Drawings of the guns will be shed only parties
bids accepted. .-..-.
Bidders will the points Of delivery, and TIE
which less than hundred may expee
to be furnished. r. '- 'r,-5. .a n
They must also state The ae eqairel furnish the Whole
of their bid. L Co. 80. 81 1 s
bidders for will stale the date of the first delivery
the time required to supply the who'c number.
Payments will be made delivery of fifty ions
Of ron and the right pay oneaf
reserved. --- ~
Bids must be sealed and enclosed and
veop Proposals for Iron," Proposals Guns"
the may be. '-
avs. 80 J. GoRGAs, Lieut. enant. Colonel +
m1s 2ptaplO .,,yf ~ Chief of Ordinance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-08
Jefferson College.

rumoe has prevailed that this excellent College will
shortly be Closed We authorized declare that
statements are wholly destitute Of truth The condition Of the
country has not been without influence upon the fortunes
OF me institution If few of the pupils have lessne
pace temporarily in their families father, BROTHER who
have volunteered al the Beauregadothcrs to take an
active part in the campaign of the Yves the other hand
new acquisitions have also been made that there now
over one hundred pupils In the institution
1t may be worth while stating that the Military authorities
nave exempted the personnel of Jefferson College from it
duya wise and udcious measure for which the should
be- grateful on7 o,o
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-08
Confederate states of America.

a.. .u HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. l. !,
? ~ lFlA" FF% ''4 New Orleans, March 10 1852 5
SPECIAL ORDERS NO, 6al -...t.s,f-,,.,. 80, !
s.
All-Al process from any Court OF Law Equity in the
Parishes Of Orleans and Jefferson for election the FAINT
hes OF soldiers now in the ervce o. the Government either
land or WATER TO rent due hereby suspended and
such collections shall be forced until further orders
BY command Of Major General LOWELL.
j. IT, ficxETr, Assistant Adiuians General n2 2plm +
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-08
III TeaU Regiment.

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
WAR DEPARTMENT -.E
Richmond, March q, 1852.
sirYOu authorized enlist men and to muster them
into SERVICE sngy and by companies, for the warto
organized sufficient number of companies are
music ed, into Regiment of Infantry - 49,. On ,- go.
Respectfully, sa5.--...- -.
(signed) ri GEO. ". RANDOLPH,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-08
Committee OF Public SAFETY.

17sa 81" If -"7N NEW ORLEANS, March %, 1862.
Notice hereby given to Planters and other citizens willing
to donate Old Iron, Copper, Brass Lead Bells
ernment that the steamer sae Robinson Capt salba
has been chartered by thus Coues bring donations
to the city Mother The Confederate State
have any agents whatever in the country purchase such
Articles }r ~ tE5 .giHGEO. C. LAWRAsoN, '
MIA 2pl2t . Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-08
Wanted.

Emoloyment temporary oths wise by Cenep,,n dIsa
bled from military service He an experienced bu
man. competent for the position of Agent Correspondent or
Managing which latter has been chief experience
In the absence of other Offers is willing to undertake tbe
chancal duties Of cerkhp Highly respectable
furnished Address @ Box SAIL, Post Office ap7 2plts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-08
COMMITTEES on Pubic safety.

New ORLEANS, March 80 1862.
Notice hereby given to and other
Old Iron TO tho Government that the of old sugar
Kettles CRATE BARS and all iron that badly burnt
beirg worthless should not be sent TO the city
tm3i 2plm q. 5r=GE GEO. c. LAWRASoN, Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-08

The Yankees have taken possession of the Pro-
gress newspaper office at Newbern, N. G., and are
now publishing semi7weekly paper, making free
with the property and material Of the office. This
isthe respect and protection the Yankees pro-
missed to private nronartY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-08

. UNION CRY 1U Pr HELD.-J ckson, Tenn ~,
have ~ leaA fye Thousand troops ss x,
Sne direction of Onion City THIS produces fea Il
res of security n this community. !. -
s IA femphs Appeal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-08
Notice.

zts,7ss OFFICE OF PRoyosr MARSHAL FOURTH DISTRICT
New Orleans. March p, 1862
The Office the Provost Marshal for the Fourth District
Rousseau street, beween jackson AMI Philip will oper
for business daily Sundays excepted from O'clock A. NJ
to 8 O'clock, P. NJ, until further notice. 5s7 % @''N
2, nal 2p6 { ,Es H. p. OGDEN. Provost Marshal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-08
Committee On Public Safety.

$50 --ss -5.-G -.E - NEW ORLEANs March 80, 1852.
Notice is hereby given to Steamboat Captains only
az dollars per freight will be allowed by this Committee
for old iron brought to the city. "a s4S ssa &e q~-
m3 2plm GEO, C. LAwRASoN Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-08
Committee on Public safety.

- NEW ORLEANS, April 8, 1862
Notice ishereby given that F. H. HATCH, Esq, Collector
Inc FORT will hereafter receive and acknowledge the
hcept OF all Bells and valuable Metals and C4paia H. j.
hAPHAEL of the oidnancs Department, all the Old Iron
contributed by Planters and other citizens for The
government. ANN ... s- GEO. @. LAWKAS0N,
app 1p!m s.ss al. s Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-08
Notice,

The ofcs of the Provost Marshal fer the District
New Orleans is removed from the City Hail. tho southeast
corner Of Carondelet and Common streets.
H. N. sPOFFORD
m23 2ptf Provost Marshal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-08

OCCUPATION OF BILOXI BY THE ENEMY,-On
wednesday night a Yankee force, estimated at
about 1000 yagabonds, was landed at Biloxi from
three, vessels. They occupied the town, and one
q their first performances to cut the telegraph
hne. These facts are reported by the telegraph
oparaeorss at the stations next on each side of
9cean Springs or Pass Christian. A great fleet If
snppng was lying off Ship Island, where they are
teauezyoassd to undertake some deyiltry which
1 es I'M Maa doubtless attempt to carry out.
close iaseaay ashore at Biloxi will bear very
sp,, Lhs solution Of continuity in the wire At
hat ena ne % be WIN New orleans
line up the Mobile and Ohio Railroad V GU ~ tne
envy have not done asmnch damage ID tev sae sh
nave thonght they would. 1t is said thst n tIa1
dragged Tor the.subrarine wire in the back ban ~
blloxi, and cut'away portion oft. ~ u
& Mobile Adverttser
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-08

4 Garments OF THE LONDON PRESS The London
4 Times has an editorial showing that the present
phase Of the American war exhibits simply con
test for the border States, and says that the
Federals will simply have succeeded in the tenth
month OF the war in placing themselves where
every body expected 10 see them at itsfyery be-
ginning. They will stand on a frontier Of States
upon to commence the work or zubjuyatfng an
enormous territory inhabited by hostile and ex
asperated population. w M ,545{$ 49,. i'll,
!. 1t can hardly even be presumed that they have
gained secure base for these operations; for
Tennessee, though not purely Seeessionist in senti
aent, is eftainy not Unonist, and the probability
is the Northerners, ifsthey do Overrun the State
will have to hold it as they hold Maryland by the
sword, at q cost proportional to the extent Of
Northerners on the most favorable supposition
will be brought; whereas, if reverse should befall
their cause, tie result may be most serious to
them. They have undoubtedly asserted, what
had been 90 long and uuaccountably obscured
the military strength; but in such work as the
fe.estab lishment of the, Union, mere military
superiority will be of very little avail. s.I55
The Daily News regards the successes in Ten
nessee as of immense; importance, and predicts
now that the North JIG organized and on the move
It will continue to show its superiority over the
South and dspel the illusion that the Southerners
are inynciblo. 1t has not the slightest doubt that
the next three months will show many more CAPT
The Army and Navy Gazette suspects the
strength OF the Southern armies in Virginia, when
it finds them 10 easily disposed Of in Tennessee,
The Herald complains of the fate of Mr.. Gregg.
$ryss motion, as showing that England has no rule
OF eonduct-no principles of policy beyond the
dictates of selfinterest.4 ~ Z -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-08

~ Candidate for Mayor. Irrespective 81
Party, VICTOR WILT, of the Second District. g-sT
See Crescent of the 29 Sh sss January fe2l 2ute
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-08
ms 2ptf

81 mesArs. w. II. Adams. w. M. Semnle
and I'D Vanom have my power of attorney as per act
passed before W. H: Peters, Esq, Notary pubhs. a
MIA :, Il. .-'2'8 W - ~ NIvn,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-08
SUPPLEMENTAL Tariff.

e..- Supplemental Tariff:
:..=..- .. .. .-g .. ..-.- --=.- -rr
CORN MEAL. .
At Wholesale, not to exceed so per bushe
At reta, not to exceed .....,....SI 80 per busheL
aus. -,- .e- HAY-WEsrERN. s,s@n .sF5
At Wholesale, NOS 10 exceed DER ton
Al re'afi not to exceed so per ton.
- sCRAR GRASSLAND OTHER SOUTHERN HAY.
At Wholesale not to exceed S4b per ton
at retail, at the of. $50 per ton
By order of the Board Of Provost Marshals.
- %. I,.#. D- 10 o. H. D. OGDEN, e
... g.. ~ ". BURTHE, VIZ .;-.
>..-,. = CYPRIEN DUFOUR. 10y
gu. ...... -... 49,. 5.- -. p. sDULE, ~.
ANS s-..5s '-..-.-F N. TREPAGNIER. 500
H. NJ. sPOFFoRD. q
New Orleans, April 7, 1852 .f1 s'|H- APT 2pf
nS-city papers will please copy. f - - ~. = -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-08
Confederate states Of America.

Il New Orleans, March ., isS2.5
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. nj a
xXXIyoHcers Of the regular service ordered
visit any Of the Camps in the vicinity city
the purpose of ensng soldiers into their companies who
have been transferred the of this Department by
the Of Louisiana. Any officer violating this order
will have his recruiting orders Immediately revoked. -
BY command of Major. General Low ELL.
]. @. PICKETT, Assistant Adutant General. m3l 2pl2t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-08
To the Planters.
LOUISIANA PENITENTIARY.
RATION ROrInrg Anffl I 1890

'-t.,n.. B.9og Roras AMI ise9
rtraau ,ho .,...s,. - ,,.. r,,,,.y = l,,o,,;, =
,,5.,,,, a 49,. -. - ~, p,.., =, ~
.onaro,s ia ,,a,ua e. ... - 49, c.. NJ, .'
of g,rnh,r di.,, =, ,h p,ta, r,,, -, ,..
ths,r ,,va 10 - ,s ., w., -; r. $50. ~. n so.s
co,to, r ov,han,.s -. 49, - 49, -. -. :,
necessary - .rn ~ it 80 80. - , 80 W
planter d., for a. g o.,, l.. a. IT,. ., - ,, ~,
requirements of the Government for clothing volnn,s and
furnish them with one ward If e,yb,b ahr -,
two pounds of good clean Mddpr Cotton d-vered hsr.,
or one ward of ,,ber rop, o,.r,,. n ohrr, ~ f, $780,.
sheeiinv far tyvo md h ,,f no,,do ~ r,o,, td,a -
Their orders z,,h The Cation Ill, h. o,arsa
registered and filled in the order in which thev NAV he
but no order will receive attention until the Cotton Is
will order larger supply than will suffice for his immediate
will unite their orders Should Cotton Planters prefer pay
od vii scs,. ia asn,ion 800 ,,
the money sight draft npoa New Orleans at the prices
will be supplied in like manner: @''" -
Sever. ee hhs O.naburgs at twenty cents DER yard
Fouronarers ospabure. at twenty two cent? ner ward
Fouraaarters sheetipg at twent, two cents psr ward
Each nar,v mailing a,n,,,o, for ,ood ,,bor IN .,b.n,.
Cotton or cash. will to his order In
the following form:
" The undersigned, Cotton or Sugar. Painter, the
Parish Of -, do hereby certify on hon r. ,ha have
number Of hands, slaves aad that REQUIRE to supply their
yards of goods slated in my der herewith rlesss mark
the goods --, and ship to address OF --.
(slRhed) --."
We will a,trow.d =. r,,n.,v IA s..ot If zach ordsr
m, n, ,,a.. l., , ,a,s;. ndI,.taI ,,h ~,
,ea,, nos s,bls del,v
We are purchasing Wool free Of brs at from 30 AZ cents
per pound for which wa y nav ea, or ri d cooda IN sx
chenge 1T The prices above stated '
- .'7 ..-
ap4 2plot .ssr-
---------------
aA Tng~Np ALSO na.taa1en1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-08

A Cool DuN.--Since the OCCUPATION of Nashville
by the Federal army many incidents Of an anus.
ing nature have occurred, among which the cool
impudence Of the following is not the least inter,
esting. 1t is dunning letter from bank in the
interior OF New York, to a Nashville banker, a
copy Of which has been handed us:
Aarcz II, ls62.-Dear Sir. please accant nv,
hearty congratulations on your return to the
Union, and on the growing supremacy in vonr
State OF that old gory,n the stars and stripes
and permit me to suggest as an appropriate CONNIE.
payment Of that little balance of SS2 SO. which
you have owed me since the 18th of MAY, 1861.
Don't send "secesh" scrip, as it will not pass
here. Respectfully, 80. Pass
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-08

ks- For Recorder of the First District
WIN EaERsoN the present incumbent, is candidate for
reelection. Election. June . 1862. ADJ 2pts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-08

81 For Recorderi'of the First District
LuCEN ADAMS isa candidate for Recorder of the First
District. Election, June 2, 1862. .E apps Cote
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-08

Telegraph, one o. the aboltiohand
anu soatherp organs, remarks, on the Sd 81 Feb,
eu y concerning the American war:
hgerything indicates that the q mo If zor .
net ags, and thas the North Is resolved to antie
H 3 AZ eollapse Of its Government and finance
= ass sees aud general advance Now or
grace wbies Il y ee JIG yatchcry the days Of
sxpIrlng and even Mr. Golden II We r cass are re
Sases longer win back MSeeess;s thar