New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-15
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onr itizeus can do with little trouble and SCARCELY
anye Expense which would be of Immense service toS
onr hospitals il Tennessee. There are a great
many o our best and bravest lying
there sin the anguish Of terrible wounds, their
very lives dependent upon the excellence OF the
treatment which they will experience. Most of
Them, not aii, have fine medical attendance, bnt
ii 4 remote and sparseiy settled section of the
country ike that, many Injuries and ppliances,
almost indispensable to the sick and wounded,
cannot be obtained,
We have heard direct, fol. instance from Dr..
StelIe, of the Crescent Regiment, that numbers Of
articles are much needed towels cups, plates,
phlals and corks; Int splinters. medicines. and
even various of the more delicate articles Of food.
Tongues, hickens, hams, buiseuit, tomato sauce,
etc., would all be highly acceptable There will
not be the least difficulty about sending them.
Just leave them at Dr. symes drug store; No 134
Canal street, and they will be sent along with
other articles Of asim!ar nature which heis about
to forward. 3 37
Many may think that what they could send
wonld be 80 small as nat to be worth any thing !;
and yet if every family would send just that
amount; the hospitals would be ovet1owed with
supplies. The idea il, not to get people to send
large amounts, but to induce every body to send
.some small offering and to aend it Immediately.
Shoes, socks, Blankets almost every ything, will be
iusefnl to the GONZALES cent.
d ABoLITIoNasTs AND SUSPICIOUS CHARAeTERs.-
These persons seem to be multipl lyiDg or growing
more bold ,or our authorities are perhaps growing
more watchful. Louis Helman was arrested on
Sunday last, charged with abpl litionism, coupled
with the act Of passing counterfeit money. Peter
5Paui, Z. Glombsrg and George Flee have also
been taken IA charge, as being dangerous and sus.
picions characters.
48s$ GeyHT1Na ASoTHER's Property. George Her.
snandez was arrested lately, charged by Mr. Chap
akey with entering his store with intent to steal
Henry Brown was arrested, charged with d
forgery, and John Hennig mi charged with
larceny. .55s Ess q z 81 y " ssS
Ss n PaIsos. Richard Dolahinty, lately arrested
FOR dange eronsly wounding John McGwin In the
breast, was yesterday brought before Recorder
:stith for examination. and there being no salts.
factory certificate produced that G9in was ont
of danger, he was remanded to prison to await
the result Of the wound.
CHANGE m THE PosTo clip the foI
lowing announcement from the Last number of tie
Catholic Standard: /: " ~ s5s
Ne,o Orleans Fostetfc We. learn that Mr.
Leonce; ;Burthe, of the nereantile firm of Burthe&
Higgins han received the appointment Of Post
masier Id this city, vice Dr.. Rfddell resigned,
We anticipate that Mr.. Burthe viii rive ful
sStisfaetioa to the community. IA more courteous
atniable and high minded gentleman we do no
know il our CONNER rcial circles. He is native
Louisiahian. VI Il s
aLIsT or LETTERS remaining on hand at this Office
which f not called for this week will he aent Il
the Postofice s5sss y "
Miss a, Fallen, Adelph, Mrs. &. Adams, Mrs. a
3: Brindley Mrs Jos, a, Brown, b Berdon, Q.aC
Alice Connolly, +. Deloup, Mrs. ". 2, Donnsr
Miss Linzie Dsverneaux, Miss, E Eubanks, Mrs, E
E6erty, z j. IN. y Miss NJ Gallagh gher, j. B. Gnth
ne, Mrs. 3. Hamilton, Jas. Hennessy Mra La
Hone, D. ~ Hickey, Jno. Henderson. Mrs. Annl
Rot6man, Mrs. Julia A. Knox, j, !, NJ. Keefe, D. sLe
pine. d Lee d. Lien, Miss N. Marsh, Jndge
E Morse, r. McLeay, M. Es Massett. Mrs. An1e
McKFitt Mrs Frank Mead, I'm. ~ Magner, Miss
ker Miss Lou Pitisld Mrs Mary s. Parrish Davit
Resen Daniel Rothery.S 81 Ries; Mrs. Range
sE. Ralh, Mrs. Jennie Sehnerst Mrs. H. Sehafei
Mrs Mccall, Mrs, Y Susan Shsan. Mrs, Etiza
beth Selny, g L. IT, y Francis Taylor, Waltel
Thompson, Mrs. Geo. Thomas, Moses Toll, M Ter
myfan, John Wagner, Mrs. ]. n. Waller. III D
Williams. Mrs. Nancy Young, Miss Kate Walsh
Mrs. g. 8. Vrieland g. D 1ssi y 83ss,s3
Letters from Corin..h to the following addresses
may be had by parties applying in person Or bl
written order, at this office. s53Sg55-
Thos. Asbury, d q. Aney, Jae. N. Burrows
Miss Mary Brown, Geo. Bsyah, Miss Jane Barnett
f Mrs. De. s. r.. Chambers Henry n, Drake, Mrs
w. Doherty, Q. 5B Hs Dupfessfs, Mrs. 2. q. Ed
wards, Jn0. Henderson,. Mrs. j ane Al. Hayes, Mrs
b. j Irwin Miss Kate; Jett, .. Klinghammer, Mrs
E R0b,I Little, Mrs. Ellen Metz, Miss Kate McCarty
T Connsll, Miss 8. a. Miller, JAS. Moore, Mist
Virginia No Kay, Edward Marion, Dir. a.. Mercier
Miss nj. q. Marsh, Mrs. N. 81 sNewson, Ell. Nimms
Col; Geo. Pandeiy, Mrs. g. e. Post, Mrs. ii Phelps
IAirs. w. e. Robinson, 3. Riddle, Tho's Rsnshaw
Mrss Jno, Seller, Mrs. Mary u. Smith, Mrs. ANN
NJ. Tarleton; Mrs Winters, M. Walsh, Master
f III Wellington, Mrs. Joseph r. Walter, Mrs. 9.
Walker, Mrs. o. o. williamson.
CnTToa TWICE Across THE ATLANTIC. The bari
y Thomas IN House arrived at this port on Saturda
E from liverpool, having on hoard, smoug Othe
{ merchandise, 1887 bales lof cotton The c0ttD
was eerts TO Liverpool from Boston, q year aga
valued Ut "a cents per pound. II is now worth 5
Ecsnts.s Allowing for freights s, the owners wi
realize profit pf over l6liz per cent. This id ii
turning cargoes with 9 profit. Boston Post.
The man whose conscience troubis ,s him, pr
poses 70 have 4 strsstsd sor disturbing tho psae