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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-08
Don't Want TO bs Suspected o.
RoLtenEess.
Somebody writes o from Tafton, By

Somebody writes o. from Tafton, but
forgets to sign bis name requesting us te
say ID tile l7syold that he is accused o
i ling a secessionst, but wishes il known
for tie benefit Of his children that he is nc
traitor. lie closes by saying that be is fol
tie whole Union and liberty fol all, except
the colorel people; he don't want one q
them set free but wants all Of them taken
OFT Of the country, amJetly.
Its strange how some men viii talk
wlo once have their heads turned wrong,
Here il a man WHO believes ii slavery and
wouldn't set the slaves free, yet wants
them all taken Immediately from the coua-
try. lie appears unublc to see that tbs
can't be done until they are first liberated
unless the negroes are stolen or forced from
their masters Or bought at price. Would
be help free them or steal them or buy
them? lie would not do any of these
Rsdpath Of Boston Is raising all the money
he can to colonize the blacks to Africa, but
he says neYer a man but abolitopists pays
dollar to aid in his good work. The
truth ia, those who don't want the slaves
liberated unless they are taken from the
country would not give dollar for colon
isng them. They are the last men to aid
i separating the races, because benevolence
is no part Of them. We believe and Isl
i God that The separation commenced J
Redpath, will go on till the races are sapa :
ated, bui entertain. net hope that slave
holders, pro-slayery white men, Southern
sJmpathisers or any Of that sort will aid q
dollar ueless something IS wrung out Of
them by taxation. The truth is, these
cases possess scarcely any patriotism;
they are cheat in the bargain, for they
pretend to abhor amalganation, YET co
Il thing to separate the races-pretend Q
/ op. ose slavery, yet apologize for all that
b longs TO it--pretenl to love the union
o 1oye everything, yet if the war is to wo k
the destruction Of slavery they abuse b
No III COR destroying the constitutions tile
government and slavery being founded, in
Their pretended belief, upon the constitu-
ton. These pretended, conditional uni n
man are to be pitied; cross-iiring, they i I
e.ch other in the face ut every pull Of lie
/ Tiger, yet fear to stop shooting, lest thy
be suspected Of something rottenl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-08
OtteryilIe. No., DE-.


One Of our men captured by the rebels
near Clinton and carried to Springfield, las
just returned, having left that place on
Christmas day. He says Price With 5000
men, had taken all the houses ID Spring
field for his troops turning women and
children into the streets. lie had unloaa-
ed his wagons and was making prcpars-
lions for long stay.
The peop!e Of Arkansas refused to allow
Price to entsi that State with any Other
troops thav those regularly enlisted in The
rebel service, and he had only 1880 men
enlisted in that service
The country North Of Springfield was
full Of men returning from Prices army
who said they were permitted to return
home AMI take tine oath Of allegiance
Price would bc LEFT with only bis regular
Confederate troops.
Since Gen. Popes rapid operations last
week, there is pefect quiet IN all the re-
gion between the Missouri and Usage rivers
MOI rumor Of arebel camp orsquad Oeng
heard.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-08
a1-The written statements Of Mr.. Rich

~" The written statements Of Dir. hich-
ard Carter. in defense against certain mean
ass.,ilants, is referred to. Such cowardly
treatment as he has recsiyeI, treatment
which no man IS mean enough to stand up
to or openly defend or even apologize for,
if allowed to pass unnotced or unfrown-
&c, may be turned at any time against the
actors, against any man or all men in the
public service, may be used against Offices
and privatcs alike, may be used by the
most ignorant and vicious against TIER SUI
pcriors in noials, may be uscd by towards
to inure tile ave. In this case the H.
famous act Of unknown persons finds nc
apoooist, not even amongst the street loaf
ers, idIers or abandoned in whom deccncy
is an exception TO their conduct. We know
not the names of these hardened ones and
rust we never shall know. That such
are in their countrys service is nothing.
but rather against them. Mr.. Carter was
one among the first in the county to enlist.
lie served as faithfully in Capt. McKee's
company as the rest, and but for the shafts
Of envy and malice would this day stand
as high in the company as any man. We
notice disposition in the army to ruin
the reputation Of brother soldiers; envy or
jealousy is the prompting cause, and false
hood and SANDER the agents. Such con-
duct cannot be countenanced or tolerated,
except for the strongest reasons. Let i
stop 1t once.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-08
Baltimore. Jan

H'i'AVie, Jan. 4,
One Of the released Union prisoners b,
an editorial from Richmond paper which
he cut ont and secretcd in his boot 4
gives an awful picture Of the Condition Of
The rebel army ofthe Potomac, saying That
the entire army is utterly denoslned
Reaitnental drills have ceased entireIy-t@
men spending their time wiIhcards Great
numbers are offtfing large sums for subs6.
tutes-one Offered as high as 81 500.
The editor urges the government 10 Do
something to remedy the evil, and SAYS that
such delnoralized condition of the army
cannot 90 on. Thousands who would en-.
list are deferred by the discouragng condi.
ton of the army.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-08
g The arny news Is highiy import

G The army news is highly import
ant in a general way, but no battles are re-
ported. The signs ara that the rebels are
terribly demoralized md disheartcned exc
rywhere, there only hope being il Europe
to aid them. The fires At Richmond and
Charleston have added to tie disaffection.
Rebel soldiers are deserving in great num-
ters. So asy rebel papers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-08
LATEST NEWS
New YnrL

Adyices from Port ROYAL ind; oaa :,
Com. Dupont is preparing for na' '' '1at
demonstration. Gun boats are cono naval
ing and u large number Of armed I ss1
arc practicing TO assist in the l.n alu'nes
troops. About 10000 troons ~o,, Of
spared from Hilton Head, IN adS;" u %
Ger. Stevens brigade 10 operate as .
Charleston, Syanilah, or the rebel sS s"'Oa
Coosawsalchie, tie Litter move 'J Ia, at
The Washington correspondent Of " p,
adelphia Press, says orders are giy. - OH
movement by way Of Occoquan' aIso ~ y :
Gen. Barnsides will ascend the RapD,S ,as
mock. fF"uau
The Herald says our news from D
Royal by the Ariel Yesterday is intero. tO'
The British SIeame Fingal attemms5
run the blockade at savannah, but w ,sa j, y
cd. She got ready to make her ', w.,
through Warsaw sound, but inIorm., ~
having been received from desere, ~
gunboat Ottawa was despatched = S 'l0
sound, and on her arrival the rebel Mn.a, ~
to fleet Of Tatnall came down To attacg f
After brisk engagement shell wo,' i,
through Commoderl Tainalps vessel wE.'
he retired. The escape Of the Finga W., W
thus frustrated.
A Spanish schooner without name I'M,
laden with valuable cargo of segars, Shoes
and other stores, was chased and W.
aground and burned at Cumberland Inla,
on the 18th ult., by the boats Of the Bi,D
vile and Alabama. Her cargo was taLsn
of, the crew had previously fled to tbs
woods.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-08
Baltimore. Jan. 8

OdluIn9fe, Jan, D.
Richmond papers say it is impossible to
interpret the signs otherwise than that tho
Federal forces are about to march, gather
inc Southwark from every direction Gen.
Lee informs jeff Davis that Le is conf.
dent Of his ability to prevent the YANKEES
taking Charleston or Savannah. The fed
eral army has landed 1000 troops AID ia.
ken BeIoxi, Alabana, and will occupy all
the coast towns. The Richmond papers
say they win forward to Jackson.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-08

E NJ. ]. G. Mann, serving in Com
pany II, Eth Regiment, Wisconsin Volun-
teers, writes Us from Washington that he
receives package Of our papers regularly
and that lie distributes them 10 the boy s
from Grant. He gives a CHEEKY account
Of the manner Christmas was spent at Ar
linston. A nice dinner was provided by
the Officers for al the mer. They bad oys-
tiers, nice butter and cigars as extra fare.
In the evening I'll who wished attended a
ball. We have not room for Mr. Mann's
letter entire. lie closes by asking the
friends ct home to write oftener and hope
ior better day.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-08
n,aThn Secretaru's Ranolt. beoneathed

Gsa The secretaly's Report, bequeathed
to the people BY Ex-Secretary Harvey, now
Governor Harvey, on his retirement from
the Office which he 50 ably filed, is before
Us. 1t IS document Of 500 pages; the
estimates for tue year '62 viii appear in
our paper shortly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-08

rs Andrew Curtis, private in Captain
McKee's company, has been released from
tho Richmond prison; also, Dan. O'Bren,
formerly Of Lancaster, one Of company H,
Second Regiment--both taken at Bull
Run.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-08

So A psisursr at Richmond writes that
since the COMMENCEMENT Of tbs war, 2,6s5
prisoners have hzen brought there. ahd
that dvdueting those who ha been s@::::.
South aud those who have been released,
l,74l etill rsn1aia in prison.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-08

RE- Mayor Wood, in a communication
to the Common Council on the dcfances OF
New York, urges he prompt erection o.
additional foFtifica,lons; but claims tiiat
Tie city has "alIraely in poSition.more pans
Of heavy ca!ibre than Selastopol had 1T the
attack ef the allied armies. or that Cr0n-
stssdt has ut ibis time.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-08

BarDGEpoRr FRlcEs. - On Monday
pork $3.50: wheat SO Cts. Buyers nieai
the dangers Of war with England Is a mod
itiev Of prices. Farmers should not listen
too much to these panio notes Of hand.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-08

-. Atfairs with Englan may not le
fully settled, but if Seward fails to settle. it
viii be because Johuny Bull means to not
settle. What Seward fails to DO may BE
set down as impossible.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-08
JaneSyille, Dec. 81


Col. BaY,tow, Of the Sd Wisconsin Cav
airy, received orders to-day to mach no.
mcaiately with bis regiment to Fort Le l
er.worth. On announcing the iaet . ~ ~
men 1t Camp Barstow, they received ~ ~
intelligence With great rejoicing. he ~
reported full regiment, and sal be F'aP
to march on the 8tll Of January.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-08

Gen. SeigeI is reported 70 have resigned,
in consequence Of being superseded by Gen.
Curtis. Gen. Seigel was in danger Of ria-
ing in the public estimate, 50 had to be
spanked and sent to bed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-08
agThe present transportion charge 70

GS- The present tranSpolton charge foi
carrying wheat By cars from Bo4cobel t.
New York, is about Go ct, per bushel--
How much for transportation across the
Atlantic to Liverpool we are not advised,
probably 80 to 40 cts. Wheat is worth
ahont $500 per bushel in England,or quite
enough to ray for transportation from
the west and expectation to Europe, ex-
cept for the high railroad charges. r. r.
charges may reccele in the spring on the
opening Of the lakes, but the only certain
and eifsctual competitor with the railroad
an lakes is the Mississippi river. When that
is made clear to New Orleans, the immense
quantities offlour viii pass that way for
South America and the West Indies. We
think wheat will bring fair price in the
spring without much doubt. Freghteharge
must come down, and the entire fall viii
raise the price Of wheat by so much.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-08

New Mineral observation-disclosures. e.
B. Cornish and Samuel Long, not having
any work on hand io keep them from mis-
chief during he winter, went over on Jacob
Longs land in Little Grant and sunk a
prospect. where nobody else would h.y-
thought Of the like. At a depth Of 20 d
80 feet they struck mineral, Of good, liz
ING, square quality, block or cog mineral,
weighing three 10 four pounds to the
chunk. The discovery is low on side
bluff, one mile East of Welche's mill. and
distant at least eight miles from any other
diggings. Il is on Inc West Of Mineral
Point and New California. They may 10
entering field Of fortune.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-08

n3 The Banks ara suspending ~ orsef
Is keen the two hundred and scsenty-five
millions Of specie in oprcountry IRON going
10 Europe. Tie suspension may hepropef.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-08

re- The Charleston hsresfEy has a de-
spatet stating that a large i''ree 9! Federi.ls
had snded Oh Moth Edisto aid seized
rail road station No. on the Charleston
4. Savannah Rail Road.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-08

Eg Carl Shurz, Minister to Spain, il
preparing to return to his home on a leave
Of absence. Gen. Halleck IS called from
Missouri to the Potomac, to assist General
Mcclellan. What are both going to do9
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-08

e. The Legislature consenes tbs day.
Gov. Hassey's message may appear IN our
PAPER next week. We hope i may 10
hsief.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-08
Soldiers Aid soolety.

G. w. MAsz Esq, sends Us from New
California a list ofdomestic articles, money
and letter stamps FIR the soIliers; a list Of
the articles and names Of contributors j.
furnished with the package, which appears
below in priut. All are to be forwarded
TO the soldiers BY Dr. Ang Il, except the
mopey1 which is to be used for paying
transportation expenses. The soldiers are
to use the stamps in sending letters 70 their
friends:
Mrs. WIN. DENNIS 2 pair socks sl.oo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-08

CURE FOR FROSTED FEEr.-H = M'
that frozen feet can be speedily aaa y
tainly cured by being bathcd ala w. ~
rubbed WITH kerosene or coal oil fF n
times at night before retiring % w. 4
Several persons have already tired y ~ ~ !. !.
whom unite in pronouacing i an sD'. :,
ual cure, which, if they are correct = !.
easy and cheap mode Of getting ~ ,r !. !
very sore, Troublesome afillcilon. ius VA
who have tried it say that the iee' snV. ~
be wei warmed by II lot stove duIilis IN IN
after the application Of the oil ana ) ! .. o
certainly effect u speedy cure I'm
suffering from the pain Of frosted lesI n
no doubt de wei by giving II ul@ nd
it is is surcley Il very cheap onlineu'
one that is very easily applied.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-08

BRIG. GEN. Kendall, or VS. ,,,. =.
term Of Office Of Coy. Rainfall, Of VIZ i,,ru
PRED on tho lst Of January. "e .i
that he proposes to take tse ne'a ''D a,,es,
ately, as Brig. General. Aor ms ,brs
it is proposed to form tIlgaa1 y n,
Of the Wisconsin Infantry kregliileI,s.. 6 4,
Ninth, Twelfth and Tlntc8ath' mp IN f,r
now under marching ord%s' pFoo"@ ,osls
Missouri together with yol, Do TIL, d
Cavalry Regiment, and We Da' -, ,iaced
Artillery, also ready to ms$.n' - ,"aad,a--
under the command OF ssY. La
Gufeaa 1oreriiser.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-08
PROCLAMATION (!

PROCLAMATION!
!, Eathen Alien, declare that If the In
hahiignts ct the town Of Gtsilsarl, do not
instantly and peaceasly submit 10 the con-
stituted authorities of lie State Of Yer
mont, said town shall be rendered rs the
cities Of Sosiom sud Gomorlah- By God
EATAEN ALLEN.
History tells as hat the Guiiforditcs
sesad'ths proclamation and vsry sensiblv
acqufescea,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-08

DEDrcArroS The lev n. =. e 3acs
n Patch Grove, by leave Of Prom, ,.aaary
will be Dedicated Oh Saturday ,,,,cox.
1V. at ! o'clock, p. IL. w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-08

Adjutant Thomas urges .dpon W gSalepd
ident the Justice Of re-orsi,alz " st1,.Iars
MuIIia ~ Regiment and Colonel MALE, ,ny.d
FirstlIinoiS CavaIry. whie1 were eaP's ssl.
d Lexington. His representations pa q %
q! and tie officers and men are fes y a,an
tisir commissions and pay and ""'
Lake tx field in Missouri.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-08

Proclamation Of old Eathen Allen tc
the reieIious town Of Guilford in 1870
Here il IS:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-08

RE-J. NJ. Howard was elecleu .r,ceesd
II. S. Senate, from Michigan =
the late Senator Bingham.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-18
The Yankee War Programme.

The Washington correspondent OF the Cnein.
matt Enquirer writing under date OF the ~ 'nst''
gives the following information .~.
The war programme isupon every bodT's lips,
and each is specializing sto his views OF ase Aah-
ner of carrying on the campaign. " Whhs sooay
number believe that it is Gen McClea1s h.eh' ,t;a
tior to remain quiet on the Potomac and N MIS-
souri,, and push onward through Southern Aen-
lucky and break the backbone OF the yeoelllon,
there are believers in the naval exasa1biohs as
being sufficient to draw away from tne 31ahu ieueA
armies sufficient force to defend the COAST from
invasion by sea to SO weaken the enemy IN the M
terror that our armies may march sonthWafu'y
without great loss of life Or much booashed.
assure you that neither OF mess opaons punaS M.S
| on a simultaneous attack, and is SO craving t9e
cords, by distributing the troops, making ieaay ss
the transportation, supplies ETC., that grana LOT
ward movement of ABE, ,Ouo men Wal malGn sl.mu sa,
| taneously the immense column e3sending from
| tie Potomac through Virginia. and hentueky 70
the Mississippi. The army on the Potomac IS W NOW
| ready for that movements; Ger. Banks near WIN u,
chester. is also ready Genefals Ssosenelasn'
| il not ready. The utmost diligence ana lhuus.f,t
are heinp exerted to have Gomplete preparaticsl.
Hosencrantz will be ready By the t2Qti; Buell. ay
the 18th, and Halleck and Foote by the 2oth.
| The Rurpside expedition leavesin about ten days
| on a mission that must necessarily be bghiy sue
cessful; while fleet Of hoats1wlli come e9 ,t ,he
Potomac, General Mcclellan will advance sisAaiy
| Manassas.
IKE enemy in their rear Cox will strike but :ewart
5 @ VII h mSys ov tSsons os%ss owsri
Nashvil,es! Haleek. wallace, Grant, Foote, ant
A others others toward Memphis overland, and aown tn tn
Mississippi riyer ana the at Fortress as Monro
in their rear. General Nc alellan wl not " i. to-
he satrs rsadXso ns oras ssa sqeae resa
4 of his natience and preparation. Tho young Ger
eaeHgs Ig5as se9Psa% s5 % t. a "a 1y Sesn
euarn than Eas yet been stated aaaounced to o
Of his staf % on on Thesaa last thai left aonat
3 carry out his own plans, and conduct tn the ear sa1
paign in accordance with his judgment the 1e6e q
Lion would Be crushed in sixty days attea Nc
The repeated ataess S the Geaera s vi
want of activity and unnecessary quiet.s1e on Il
e Potomac lack Of military capacity, sss, etc. a
unheeded by the young Napoleon; bat " when en- a
ii are clamoripg for an Advance, tle General repli'
Fortunately, they ara not ali Major.Gener;a +;
each superior in rankS shey Know hot "ha' IN
" say ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-18

trpr MS APPOINTMENT, IA capital stosy is told
fen. Jenkins, Of Virginia to this effect IN the
= numbes Of posters, announcing that he would
speak Oh such aday in the valley Of P-,' = sohe ,he
vear aSser date the Yankees held possession oi me
Slaee and Thinking to- have some rare sport at the
e, expesse @ of our hero, collected Of the bills
n ana. Changing the DIN 1860 TO, the figure l, an,
snoaneed him to speak en- the evening Of ths sane m
ea4 caI,sd his men together and said =" Boys, am
announced @ to speak in p tonight at e. cary
candle lighting although the enemy are in R, Rn,sses sa
son must not break the appointment w Set
and aTaT sh
hand and its gallant leader. They dashed into tn tn
pee That nk bat g0Gtdh he Sts Yans
Soodes laughed on the wrong side Of their moaah
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-18

pitch dollar into the middle of the grsat gulf
ubinb senarated Dives from Lazarus and Yankee
ayarice viii seour the yawnng abyss to fa i bn1
never, as long as grass grows and water runs, Wli
Jonathan risk the burning Of his fingers on pom
Of national honor. Norfolk Day Book.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-18
pr,ssousl and the indian rsrr,tosy.
! .s,tsron, ths For smith News, January q


f,Es. pRreE--Ihe Missouri ArD,t We learn
from, reliable authority that Gen. Price recruit
ing his army very ast and the Mlasonsians ,si,S waS
the express condition that they are to be com
manded 5by Gen. Price, He alone the nanfor
Missouri useless TO tall Of any other man \.
The Confederaey, then Price is the man to com
tao4 aHa INDIAN cosraI gs sss, n;shs M
Marn from Capt. Sparks Who arFlgea aass - ~ ~
name nam 81 JACK Miller who came il last week igo@
camp moving WIN! company anp Hsd q
spS ISs atheTs. made prisoners. Letters we're
found @ 1pea them, in the Cherokee chat
seter, without directed e JONI WsI
nmt MI crseI muon The Arkansas, in which IT was
stated at tat ths Pin party in the Cherokee nation
s!roRg ever an and thsH Nsst ssasnshss "
AT last accounts Col. Cooper was IN pursuit Oh
II 4OpothleyholO ss - ggsyS ittisi4gg
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-18

Z SoMErHING RoMANTIe- How THE SOUTH Hssssss
With tRs rnmors respecsng the leakage oi news s
from Washington to the rebels, y y sad 1nat ans
daughter Of high ofEcal IS one of the gullty par
ties. il now well understood from sns SoNs " M
NJ lie Burnside expedition. The story
goes thas talked Of in the family q tas oi
hs daughter %he dsssss
who s WsS sns Changed in
ua ousnce. The young lady left town recently. ana
has not since-retprned. Her father Is nas, snass
stood viii shortly leave for Europe for inc eeneh'
| nf his health. 81 -. NJ ness. ~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-18

HAND FIRE ESGISE WANTED. Captain John y.
Roofh commanding North Carolina Arsenal and Armory al
Fayetteville wants to purchase hand lire engns es
advertisement in another column, nd, q. 5f1.lssSs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-18

GROCERIES AT AuofIos. s.-Buyera must not Tor
hat The auction sale lrgs stock of sroces wines
isnar etc. viii be continued ths day, a u eesscS a. & as
| Nos. q and 25 Common street. " 5$si5s =.sf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-18
prrep,r Passion Post saws;

Those official persons at Washington who may
hereafter extend public courtesies to DR.. Russell,
correspondent Of sbe London Times, will forfeit an
claim 10 courtesy from their own countrymen.' he
has proved himself gross and wanton calumna.
tor Of our country, its Government, institutions ana
people, and deserves no higher position than the
second table in any gentleman's dining room. Ihe ne
malignity of the creature is only equaled by ms
mendaeity, and he can only be rendered sensible
of his inpertinent ntrusions and gross lnsolence
by the toe of boot or the compression OF his
| nasal organ between thumb and finger. F'.-.Fa
MoCERREN & LANDRY will sell at auction a
the auction mart Mssons Hail. at II o'clock A. M Save girl
. without reserve See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-18

STEAM ENGINE FOR sALE.--htr. Emile auganu
No. 22 Bourbon street, offers 5horss power e'S" ~
See advertisement, .,t .,-.s5 n !. '. -.. T--.