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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-19
Cralaal En- 4ipiien.

The message from tie President il per-
haps tho most important document ever
addressed 70 Congress, AMI one Of The
most important ID history Though re-
served and moderate in terms, II distinctly
proposes to 'sisitiate emancipation Such
i proposition from the Chief dagisiMts
mast be historic. i rom this time forward
ihe great question passes away from the
Keeping Of spectators and philantaroI:sts
into that Of cabinets and statesmen. Il
cannot lie put aside. One carly effect
will be the creation &c an emancipation
party in the bagJar State3 devoted % tbe
Union rsndesi1g tie efforts Of The secss-
sionists these hopeless. II il known That
several Of sha largest slave owners n the
border Stats have given IN taelr adhesion
to this project IN advance, and are now
sFy anxious for ii adoption. Ute warn
Ing of the President q The rebels that il
tie var goss on, "all tils Incidents Of war
are to be employed, esen il they cause ru-
in, wsll b understood 1t oaee 70 mean
that slavery must cease to exist wlien it
stands ii the way Ct kanaaiiy ana tie
Republic. TIE fsienss Of Freedom here
ars much elatei, ana III If is anticipate
tl.at the good cause aill be quiekened
throughout tlseesunlgy Ihs slsssage BET
ing received IL the s..s.sa Wall h Exaee-
two Session, WIS not feasi aloaa by thc
Clerk. II was shown around, and pissed
FROM hand to hand. It's reception ls5 lhe
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-19
i Hari Case School Exhibition.

FRIESD CoyER:- ny case i 2 Pe-
culiar one IN the town Of Lancaster | will
make known through tie columns of your
paper the circumstances under which | am
placed. have now lied here nearly six
years, and on account az locality nv chill
dren have not had The privilege of attend
inc school to exceed six months during that
time, being excluded from sae district vest
Of nle-which is accessiblein all Weather
by vote that was taken four years since,
prohibiting any scholar from attending
outside Of sad district One to two fset
Of snow across Burt's Prairie in winter IN
my own district excludes me from that
school. and TIE majority ire opposed q
summer schools.
bad The please Of attending the s|osing
exercises III tie winter term n tsjs.fici Z.
III did credit 10 beth teacher asai scholar.
The exercises consisted of aselamatipns,
dialogues, examinations ieaa'ag the pa
per. 4 Yaleaictorv III Seelient address
bv the teacher, Hiss iesa FelsaFs, III asr
pupils. The exercises would celta'piy
have dcae credit to those q ripper resls
II ii
Boise Prairie, Marels 8.
~ Tie only palsons who really enjey
bad health arc the doctors.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-19
List Of eausss Tried At The aarsh fern Of the Grant
County eiieait Court.

IleWey vs.. Brown ct. a report OF
referee fled, and order Of confirmation.
Back VS.. Chandler and Chandler
judgment for plaintiff.
Inman vs.. McFall. Dismissed by the
plaintiff.
Rowley, appellant, IS. Netf, respondent.
Judgment affirmed.
Fish, res. -. Black, ap. Dismissed at
cost Of res.
Henry VS. Henry. Divorce granted.
Waterman rs. Palmer. Judgment Of
foreclosure.
Wright IS. Ludlum. Judgment Of fore
closure.
B'iiley Is. Whitaker Judgment Of
foreclosure.
Wright Us. oobun, ct. al. Judgment
of foreclosure.
Bailey IS. Maiben. Judgment Of fore
closure.
Kies vs.. orher. Judgment Of foreclo-
sure.
Hehlebower Us. Denny and Teight.--
Judgment Of foreclosure.
Growshoag IS. Utt and Spies. Dis
missed.
lIcEntie IS. LOOMS. Dismissed.
White vs.. White. Divorce granted.
Thrall vs. Thrall. Divorce granted.
Ball vs.. Schultz and Schultz. Judg-
ment.
Bah IS. Wood Ct. al. Judgment.
Ball IS. Harding and Weightman.-
Judgment.
Stephens vs.. Ut, Judgment.
Stephens vs.. UT. Judgment.
Parker vs.. Griffith. Judgment.
Parker IS. Briseoe. Judgment.
Vseher rs. Parker. Judgment.
Russell vs.. Bower judgment.
Clark W. Clark. Divorce granted.
Bailey "a. Gleason. Judgment.
Wostenhom rs. Nostenholm. Dis
missed PSI plaiaiaE
State ~. Gatdner Prisoner discharged
Fetts, Aleyef y co. IS. Richards ek al.
Judgment.
Wimoth VS.. Franalana. Dismissed for
want Of prosecution
Stewart IS. Humphrey. Ordered to
pass isle.
Robinson vs.. Humphrey. Ordered to
possible.
Medicines IS. Coates. judgment.
Bell is. Coates. Judgment.
iIuakius IS. Davidson. Sale confirm
Cd.
Morehead vs.. Griffith. salo confirmed.
Smale ys. Coburn. Sale confirmed.
Tyrrell vs.. Campbell. Sale confirmed.
Chapman Is. Dresbach Judgment.
digger vs.. Bliss Of. Il. Judgment.
Dewey ". Ryan Foreclosure Of tax
lien. Judgment.
Mccormick IS. Bliss. judgment.
kirkpatrick IS. Brown. Dismissed BY
plaiatiff
Thornton and Patch IS. DunweIl. Sale
confirmed.
Humphrey W. MeIver. Verdict for Dc
PENDANT.
Lane rs. Lane Divorced.
Kemps IS Eolart. Judgment set aside.
Totlen vs.. Totten. Sale confirmed.
Carley vs.. Grant Co. Judgment fof
$40.
Tuiley rs. Lemon. Judgment Of fore
closure.
sPery ya. Hobbio ant Roberts Yer
dict for plaintiff.
earns IS. Wstherbeo. judgment.
State ys. Reynolds and Collins. Not
guilty.
Ward IS. Ward. Dismissed at cost Of
plaintiff.
Gillet vs.. Mccormick. Judgment.
Atkins vs.. Bennett. Dismissed BY the
plaintiff.
Butler vs.. Johnson. Judgment affirmed.
Parker vs.. Stewart. Judgment.
S locum vs.. Willard Judgment.
Norris VS.. Draper ct. al Commission
ers appointed.
Graham rs. Cannon and Eel. Dis
missed BY plaintiff.
Parker Us. Wilkinson. Judgment.
State IS. Webb Horsestealng. '5en-
fenced for two gears.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-19
glo Presidents General War orders
Executive Mansion,
WASHINGTON. lIarell Ell 1902.
TIE PRnsIDENr's WAR ORDER 10. =.


THE PRESIDENTS WAR ORDER no. 2.
Ordered, First that the Major General
Commanding ito army Of the Potomac,
proceed forthwith 10 organize that part 81
said army designed to ealer upon active
operations, including the reserves, bat cx-
Guiding the troops 10 be lea on the forlif-
cations about Washing ton, iato four army,
corps, to be commanded according TO SENT.
orily Of rank, as follows: Fist corps 10
consist Of four divisions, and to be com
manded BY Mai. Gen. Mcdowell: 2l corps
to consist Of three divisions and be COM
manded by Brig. Gen. SPINNER; 81 corps
10 consist Of three divisions and t. be com
manded BY Brio Gen. s. p. Heistzleman;
4th corps to consist of Tires divisions and
lie commanded bg ERIC. Gen. Aeses.
Second. That he divisions now COM
napded ny the officers. als3le assigned Is
the command 81 corps, shall be embraced
in and from part Of their respective
corps.
'fhird. The forces left for the defence Of
Washington, will be placed IN command Of
Brig Gen. Jas. S. Wadswofi,h Who shall
also Be- military GoyernoF Of The District
q Columbia.
Fourth, That this order be executed
with sueh prolnpiness and dispatch as not
to delay the commencement 81 operations
directed to be aadestaksa by the army Of
the Potomac.
Fiish, a fifth of tie army corps to be
hy Maj. Gen N. RI Banks,
will bc formed from lis own, anu Gen.
Shields Gate Gen LanlsF's) division.
signetll AnEthAsI LTScoLS.
Executive Mansion,
Washington, March III, 1862.
PREsIDgET's war ORDER 10. 3.
Major Gen. Mcclellan having personally.
taken the feId at llie heal Of tho army
Of the Fotomac, until Otherwise or
dered, he Is relieved from command Of the
other 1IiIiiarY Departments lie retainiog
the command 81 the department Of tie
Potoln8c. Ordered fnrthaf that tho tWo
d4paftnonts nog uader the re spee,iYe COM
mauds Of GEMS IIalleea and Hunter, to-
gether with a. much rs that Of Gen.
Baell's which liss vest Of 4 Moth and
South fine indahtitely draws through
knoNsyiile, By designated ID tie Depart
ment Of the Mississippi; ana that aatil
otherwise ordered, MAJ Gen. IIallecs hase
command Of the said department; ordered
also that tie country wet y iha depart
~ AZ ia.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-19
DOCTOR A. THOMPSON,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN:

Oilers his services to the community IN curing Acute
aud Chronic Diseases IA the most Speedy safe and PER
Aanent manner. Or. Thompson may 2s cons uahs
On all diseases Of the human system feseAs living y
adissaRee can 10 50 bg letter, aud sy nelesing rva
stamp they will receive al answer II,
Particular attention given e tal94s Complaints Sa-
aren's diseases aud diseases OF tleE Eye.
State, Hotsi a.,Aasts% WISCONSIN, ialF
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-19
Letter from .ts ISL Reginsnt.

have paid visit to the 18th Regiment
They are located on The site formerly oc-
curied by the 9th, but not ~dwelling in
tents as t1ey were, bit in barracks built
of lumber large, wasesl, and well ventiia-.
ted; they nave Therefore very little sick
ness.
The quarters allotted 70 each company
are sufficiently large to al alt the men III
the manual Of arms without their being
exposed to tie storms Of tho season. They
cook their own lationa, which are album
dant and good. Each company selects
and pays It's own cooks. They arc bar
dy and robust set Of men, drawn extensive
y from the Wisconsin Pineries, are armed
with the Belgian rifle carrying the MIME
bullet and exercising in their regilnental
Uniform, they ssenta very solaiefly ap-
pearanca.
/ was invited BY Capt. Jackson Of the
Eagle Light Infantry, from Green County,
to preach il his quarters on SABBATH morn
ing last. Accommodations were provided
for $50 men, . good pulpit was ex.empor-
lied by the orderly, with GOO supply Of
benches. No congregation could behave
with greater deeorum, and | never desire
to be more respectfully treated q more
gratefully received. Soldiers 90 pot nee
essaFily lose their respect Tor religion when
they leave their homes.
In the evening | Was invited to preach
in the quarters Of Capt Roberts, Of 0sh-
k0Sn. A taEIa EoIfs. and every raauiSifa
we're iufais ed. Many men gathered ~
from other companies, as they did IN the
morning, and the attention was equally
striking. A terrible storm Was raging on
the Lake, the wind was lowing around rs,
the snow was aeclmailtng in immense
drifts, but Jesus was n the camp saying
!, teaee-ae stiA. + was gaoi q BE-
"a returning Is the quarters 81 Captain
ought nos Is % through tie storm 70 lhe
city, but should sleep in the Capt ms
buns vacated on purpose. We had even.
IN elee5 ne s oar There gp was ~ ' abaa
inc, maistiue, nor any other noises; gl
were Fes DeeaYsa, ana j they sept a9
Wei " 3, q J, %afIl' ana = eoilloftaee y tae
80, '"9J ii''''' - o"e s.'ia' : '''s'i''se
Sno ~, -, II
~ .''''l.''''' ? = 'is otoss .A73 ? 80
~ Isoe9s ''5 ~ 'l'I'si ii''o'' .1'9, $50
aisi il'1'i'is every convenience any cs'"i'ot'.
1Asslse3nt surgeon DUH + e'i'seai'iy z
Alld ana geniieihaniy faah. rs eoaaacl-
81 me win greet courtesy tafo1lSa lAs fa
Ilous Wai9s. lne cases Il, Nefo lliosuy Pheu-
.'i1.iia a''.s ilai.' 3i2 ''s.lssls' i II,
= !, nui'iDa', Ne,e 81 uo'i'5 "e1' l'os9
wy n'e ii.e.i..7 Z slig i'sli '.gs
- u'','e--7'.'i 10y 80 - s.s4' 'o'
NJ NJ : ~ ~ '..sg'..''.' n'i..'''-,
.. :, ~ 9pPp''s9 = e1e' .ui'i '9.''ilS y
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-19
BUSHNELL d ROBERTSON.

A. R. bushnell, rnos. IL hoREAfsoN'
Attorneys s. Counaelorss at Law
AMI Collecting Aeenta uface il Chapman 4 KIRK
Dattick's Bailding, iLATrEyiLLk, s4iaht 1o'' r
B-Asthe above cD-partnersQp Is conhnFa %
bnsiness aIoRe will attend taithEully TO All GRIM
fual SUI 'T.iI.tf TH3S II. ROBERTSON. .
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-19
gg-The following extract is from tue
lddress Of VIM. /. Yaneey, Southern Con


Gg-Tho following extract is from tue
address Of VIM. 1. Yaneey, Southern Con
federaey agent, to Lord John Russell:
at was from nc fear That The slaves
would he liberated that Secession took
place. The very party iupower has pro-
posed to guarantee slavery forever in the
States, if the South would but remain in
the Union. Mr.. Liscoln's message pro-
poses no freedom TO the slase, but an
nounces subjseiion.of his owner to the will
.of he Union, ia other words TO the will Of
The Moth. Even after the battle Of Boil
Run both branches Of CONGRESS it WASH
inalon passed resolutions that the war h
only waeel ID order 10 uphold that (pro-
slaservl Constitutes. and to enforce the
laws imany Of them pro-slayery), and out
ofl72 votes ia the Love- House, they re-
ceiyed all but two, and IN the Senate all
but one vote. As the army commenced ITS
march, the commanding general issued an
order that no Saves should be received into
81 allowed to fellow tie camp
We are glad to SEQ that d0qghi'cs
votsof Congress thus properly used y
yancsy. But the day fer doughsaelng Is
about closing forever. God be praised
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-19
MANSION HOUSE.

MRS. MARY HYDE e S0gs, Prepsictcrs
Thankful for che atersng patronage heretofore ex-
saaed to the MAxsfuS la91ase Hast the AoGse
Will be we'll kept IS heretofore by the suhseElbera
The Stable Ill premises one Of the hst IA me
esntgy. NARY HYDE & SONS
Lancaster, Ms7ch Goth. f0e2 ly-so-f
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-19
DEPyTY COUNTY, sURyEYo8!


Having received tie appointment 81 =
aty County Surveyor of Grant County, vii ats
eesidenee one mile southeast OF Fairrlay, in tie
@1ameStov1. SC
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-19
MILLS, MCKEE 4 BLESSING.
A4,roraNnYs AT Law,

LAxetsreR, GRANT COUNTY, WIS.
30 s,,ftsl in aEeners' Ba,iltiHg, on Madison
OD'S VF Street, opposite Cost House
wy,practee in all the Court otthis STATE.
pe6mftly at aD@ed toand fomt2nces
nav taxes on lands Of residents ana give
.rar attention to any misunderstanding 70 fe@l es-
ftste vhioh may be entrp-ted to ourcare
,,oppu =. MILLS. DAVID MCKEE. c l. G. MESSING
Lancaster, Oct 18th, 1852 ls-H
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-19
TT BAXTER, M. ID
DIR. LUDWIG.
lar. THoMAS NJ. BAl.TZELL,

Having permanently located ia Lancaster viii give ms
undivided attention the practice Of MS pfoessohs
as Physieiaa and Surgeon.
He may ba found nh times ~ the Drug Store-nh-
less professionally engaged. Il,
general suYpig Iii Family Drugs aad Medicines VIII
ee kept Cor sale 1T the cid stand 81 Bradshaw a4Ae
prepared by myself
Lancaster, Mas 28sh, 1886 $751;
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-19

CT TnV cd lsi 81 regions ii Penn
sylyauia Ioaera 6.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-19

E TIE only persons who really enjoy
,al health arc The doctors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-06


JONATHAN WILD SEwARD.--The Norfolk Day
Book reproduces Fielding's portraitureof of Jona-
than Wild, as applicable to William H. Seward, re-
marking,
So true, so faithful, SO strong is the resemblance
that we might be excused for believing that Mr..
Seward had inhabited some other body, and been
drawn more than a century ago by the master
hand of Fielding. In order that our readers may
trace with us this remarkable resemblance, we
shall quote some paragraphs from our famous au-
thor only substituting the name Of Seward for that
of Wild: "(William H. Seward) (has) every
qualification necessary to form great man. As
his most powerful and predomnating passion is
ambition, so nature has, with consnmmate pro-
priety, adapted all his faculties to the attaining
those glorious ends for which this passion directs
him. He Gs) extremely ingenious in inyenting de-
his purposes, and resolute in accomplishing them
for as the most exquisite cunning. ... qualities
him for any undertaking, so he lis) not restrained
by any of those weaknesses which disappoint the
views of mean and vulgar souls, and which are
comprehended in one general term of honesty,
which is corruption Of HONOSTY, q word de-:
rived from what the Greeks call an ass He (is)
entirely free from those low vices of modesty and
good nature which, as he (says0 imply total net
cation of human greatness, and tare) the only
qualities which absolutely render man incapable
Of making considerable figure in the world. His
avarice is immense. ...... The character which
he most values himself upon, and which he princi-
pally honors in others, is hypocrisy. Che is1
always very liberal of honest professions, and has
as much goodness and virtue in his mouth as q
saint nay, though he holds honesty and modesty
in the highest contempt, he constantly practices
the atfectation of both.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-06


amined ana made member Of the peace society,
Mary Conley; Bridget Leonard, Mary Collins and
Mary Mcmahon were absent to the Work house for
thirty days, for treatment for chronic " whisky too
much. ~ @E' AatF 5ttfs t@-s% +sSrs ss '>h@ --F
RECORDER Loxe's CouRT-zJoe Zepp, f. b. C.,
charged with stealing large quantity ef lead from
Mr. Miguel Hernandez, was sent to the Work-honse
for six months. eEas5s :. !. a. 4.s.5 s.-
John O Neal, charged With inaaltfng and abusing
Charles Dalian, was made a memberof the peace
society. 's -
Bridget White, charged with assaulting and beat
ing Mary Howard was discharged, the accusation
Mary Howard, Mrs. Ragan and Bridget White,
were required to pay s5 each for general rnuss
they had few nights previous. ~ 81
RECORDER GAsTTsEL's CoUfr Liza Smith, &C.
cuned by woman with an unspellable and unpro-
nouncable name, with insulting and abusing her,
was required to become member of the peace
society Tor at least six months.
II. Rossat charged by Bertrand Bertrand with
larceny was sent to the Parish Prison to await ex-
animation. bertrand lost pocketbook contain
ing about $500 near the French Market, and a
went to the negro, claimed it, got it from him, and
spent the money. Hence bis present predicament.
Mrs. Nick, Miss Ellen Nick and Mrs. Frolic, all
charged with kicking up old nick, while on a fro.
lie, with The character ard reputation of Mrs
Hoflin, were required to enter into bonds not to
go on another irolic of the kind for three months
V. Massabean, charged by Antoine Fleury with
the First District Court.
Margaret England, charged by Miss Anna Louisa
Wayne with insulting and abusing her was honor
ably discharged. -,
Mrs Wagner, charged with breach Of trust, was
committed for trial before the First District Court
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-06
From Cairo .F,eaerai nsr,y,Tss.. 3, I.


Caro-, Jan. q. Later reports from the Birds
QaarteEmaster's department, says thas Col. val
lace with force of infantry left bertrand ysetsf.
day morning for sykeston to cut or the retreat Of
Jefi ThoIgpBen, who Taa, at last accounts, to- the
southwest Of CorhDfarce, making for Hunter,s
farm closely puryaed by al force from Erards2an.s
The Birds Point troops were, sgheH heard from
last, within three miles Of Thofnpsou and had COS
tupied eli the roads by which he could escape kfit
no 6ght had yetoeenrrcd. ss5sss ss@xss9Jg
1.-THE report proYea correct Thompaons kerartsAu !,
ia or surrounded, and rnuss either light surrender
or like Humphrey Marshal u dfsband and seastsr ii
There has been considerable Toss ii, horse isssh,
ese., sustained by the citizens living in the riciFiy
OF Commerce, No, by recent raids of this Thong
SOD and his raans. u is hoped that the report cf
hs eeing surrounded may prove true, and that 4
stop maybe put to Ieyies and cuntrf forced
from those unfortunate citizens. s.1
The gnnboet Tylor went up. the Mfsss.ippf river
yesterday as iar az aose lslauds tc CONVEX .rans-
General Grant returned ifom 81 foais tI,is
ing. 555g
The river sin continues to rise aIowly. The
weather IS somewhat mildsT. IA Err IA sfs
The I2fh Iowa, Col Wood, arrived here ID. aay
fson Benton Barracks, n 5s5 2 ssi 5f'Ss,
| LATEs--e r. IL Since sending my Inst dispaseh
OF ths evening, portion Of Gen. Paiuess advance
returned, and report tho HhoIes foroe returning,
ana as iar as can Pc aasertained, very little, in-
/ deed anything, has been 6npliahed. Ii wild be
Impossible TO ascsrtzin anything definite regarding
the operations of ne Id time to ttete-
graph tonight. Il seems, hcweyer that fhe peo..
| pie of Commerce were badly scared and a.eativ
/ exaggerated the Inarauding force uhieh appeared
/ there. asfs > " ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-06
panaIlco and AIber1narie Sounds.

- t
Although the magnificent y Eufuside sxre;I;s
tion, Which sailed in such grandatyle ff0un Oh
Point Comfort some weeks sines, has b<An eousfa
erably smashed by the infuriated blfoWs Az
teras, yet the snake y not quite killed. III only
deprived Of shout bali its vitality and viii E0t
dofor the Government At Richmonda that at lsa=s
leigh TO relax the preparations nacessarY for ~
pelling the sthreatenedi attack. Providence, Ey
shattering the Yankee feet asit haB done han af.6
forded an excellent opportunity to tie Gonfsdk1.
the two Sounds, and not an hour Should be lost ps
an effort spared to strengthen The fortficationa and
increase in every way their capacity Tesistarce
We believe that tine expedition is already q total
act Just as if it had all its original power to do mis-
chief, and be thankful to Heaven That the medfta-
ted blow has been suspended by storms so as to-
give us additional time Tor protective operaticns
Ihe country around the Sounds haiasof Itats !
been improperly or extravagantly eallsd by aie
Raleigh Standard the eranary of AinetSea hy An
immense quantity Of Germ sraised f fich haa
heretofere supplied bread fcr sd theu-ss.
sands of months at the North and at thH South q
~ to be hoped that the stock now on hand III IN
different shipping ports will be secured airSt ih
Yankee free hooters, should they sacssed insHRets
ing a landing, which ne do not think they WIN
able to do Them too, thsfe IRE large ef
reach forthwith. With precautions, and iyigor-
Gus prosecution Of the dafenees, We may bid ds-
fance to the enemy, whatever may be their foYco.
Roanoke Island the key TO both Sounds, can bya
active exertions be rendered wssinig shnpragna-
tons, which should be prompt and ing.
The State of North Carolina, which Is more hn-es
mealately and deeply Interested Id this important
matter, will, without doubt, look the danger Id The
face and avail herself Of her ample means to
side or any other pirate leader TO invade her aoli.
10y q s- lfesesseEfg. xpresc =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-06

Gen. BRAea.-The distinguished Commando
Chief Of this Department is expected to arrive. in
Mobile win be lis headquarters until the army Of
Mobile y ID fashioned by his skful hands into the
shape Of high discipline and efficiency which dis
tinguishes the army Of Pensacola.
TNfah eA tfearsT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-06
J.G. PARIAM, JR.,
W Treasurer for - the Girls"
ra- q

NEW ORtEAss Feb. 3, 1862.
j. G. Parham, ESD, Treasurer for the Gitl,; =.
Dear Sri have received your letter of the
29th ult. with its enclosure of s7O7 500, do
mated unanimously to Gen. Prices army by the
girls of the Fourth District High School, Of New
Orleans, and shall avail myself Of the first oppor
tunity to convey to the army this very welcome
intelligence. r-, ).
Allow me, sir, in the name of Gen. Price and
his gallant men, and in the name of Missouri to
acknowledge their high appreciation Of this very
handsome donation; and beg, in returning their
hearty thanks, through you. to the girls to assure
them that their kind and patriotic efforts, in minis.
tering to the comforts Of the soldier, will be
remembered and cherished by their brave chief
earnestly engaged in maintaining the independence
of our beloved country.
Mssouri-the daughter Of Louisiana-can never
falter or despair while her hardy sons are thus
cheered on in their noble work of independence
by the fair daughters of her mother State.
Yey respectfully, your friend and servant,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-06
s..e RED RIVER LANDS FOR SALE. .,t

~ Five Thousand Acres of RED RIVER BOT -
TON LANDS adapted the cultivation Sugar and Cotton
and arc g. as lands II the State They stu
and protected from overflow by strong They
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