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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18

PUScH's large picture, called CLAW aud
Lunacy," or . glorious oyster season for
the lawyers, rvptesints ihs psttiIoggers
eating the biValVes from a tub labelled lu-
natiso inquireudo, a d refers 70! the Wind
ham lunsey case--a!rieh mine for the law
yeEs engaRedz-as tie expenses reached
$1,000 per day or3elOO per hour, the
''demuitiOn total" bling near e2s 900. 1t
is stated thai The counsel received 500
guineas with their brief, besides ars-
ffsshersP Of 90 sEalus per day and iogpi.
meas for every coHsaltation. The junior
sopnsel engaged were also remnnerated
very Literally, aud the twenty three jury
received three guinsAs per day each. TIE
expenses for shOtt-htud reporting amount
10 f1OOO.
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THEN. Z. World quotes ne following
words from the Articles of war
whoever shall be convicted Of holding
eorrespo ndencs with or giving Intelligence
to'the enemy either direStly5 OF ipdifeetiy
shall suffer death
Il this were enforced every editor 10 New
York vopld bein his gave Nithinta week.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18

zoLIcoEPER leaves large family Of
children nnpr5yided for aud the Memphis
Avalanche suggests thar they shall be
adopted BY the State Of Tennessee.
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retary 4 lEar. lie 81 York Red
~ 81 !. g - .ssl !, g 6 osl9 IS
'trss alaf ~ g 6onQEs 4
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E1el1doa fron, -, 1ToIlS

he GoyeFpmen. has excluded from The
mails aud Post omoes Of the United
stites, the BdItinore NsuE SGsst.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18

Up1 q p1oeseding In
forfeitlfe, pending bef0rS
the UlgtFtet Cum ~ tie
Weteru DAtriei Of Viz
ginfA
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AndPimow, too.

BiiEGt1i Gtdsou Pillou.is alEo1 among The
prophets. We have him, too, along vita
1oh6sSa6S aud Buekher. We are sorry for
this. His Well known habit of digging
GditthsA Wrong side WAS iguspsely
In Slr feysy, We wanted to take him 10
the Hast diteh;
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MARRTTnE

~ 1LA4eA-ESEEI1ED.
O 1haE!lys ths 1Sth tlt At tha nj aslsS Il ~.
2E,ae t.3f1ess u viles Ohio,s y a IRS1.
WE % ms AedE1 NRGNE. :
2 ullle prove 5oF if8all1s plan q hllla55
il n u'ea4. q . loqres q joy an lappinta5 "a
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no I.Iip5etejII

saE!l.as4gfssl ~ Lee Expected.
Gen. Leo waste have been here 1 long
time He has annoyed his friends 4.
groae doalby not coming. BE 4 stpeetsd-
sssrnoWs certliRzss q prisoner 6f Eaf.,
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no the Pnblic.

TO the Public.
= IlHE undersigned RIShes to inform her custsmer.
and patrons generally. that Charles Blanchard 3
e ~ her employment. he hayinE len her With
tue single tnteutt0n o. suPpiaatlng her in her bust
tFatelut Tor past avon, 81 hopes, by strict
4tenue9 % hustleSas To merit OntnuRncs Of that
support heretofora extended 70 her. = n =
4ESS1f GARFORfH, -
Bother OF Ale, Porter, &C.,
le0taSIN ZAne St. East Wheeling
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18
OONsTITUTIoNAL CoNYENrIoN
Fifty-Hafh Day.
MONDAY, Feb. II, 1862

Convention met At II A. Il.
Prayer By Rev. Josiah Simmons of RAN
doIpb.
The COMMITTEES on Revision reported
upOn the Fetnaining three articles of the
ConstituIion, the HJudieiArys .'Forfeited
aud Waste Lands" tAmeadmsnts to the
Constitution" aud the additional section
to the Ilth article, which was transferred
from the Schedule report. The report VAS
adopted aud the articles ordered to be
PRINTED las the otteks had beenl under the
supervision Of the Revision Committee.
The GOnVentionlhen took 8sreeess until
5 O'Clock p. H., to4eceiye the report from
the same C0mmittee on the Schedule.
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1fould Candles, no 1. aud q L-ri on ~, CO..
on detSered 70 u City fFse q 6bs[s
ssi-as As1AlS 81: { Soy !.
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For Sale.

A COAL DANK MULE. TolI broken aud Of con.
"a veniOut size for working IA coal hank
te6ls-SU Apply to NORTON, ACHEs0N I co.
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United sfateIof AmIrie.
un1Le1 SnG90t Am1rtA,
HAtthaW n. Houston
same,
ChaGW. RuaM
nmA
"a.
B. n HtIhnEh.
nne

\
hotleei e hegeby stHsn thatI Etll, 81 ny seleesi
the Ety g heelings on Hodneaiay, the leth day q
iaIeil, 49, aeeoEdAnea With IN order q the
proceed ITO receive lT0is q tie claims % the res
PedtEe ereaitgrs, n the respective causes above
property Ehieh has bosn seiEed BY the NnFshAl q
ths above paDed Court. in tie aid eaRsasg An
PeEsons tutEToSttd qFo Dotilsd 20 attend RFoqf q
claims - above Indicated VIII b reeoyA until the
dEgt day Of APriis Is0Z.
Giyen under ny hApd e CoumtI.ioner Of the said
5 ssBIs- slta.4p hAANiH1AN C 6Ga.il.s
CARBON OIL.-SO barrels No. i, % store
" and klEslls b. [feblTl ]. a. 3IEfCALE.
pUCKErs q TUBS-loo dozen as.ortea
~ Buckets g aeE. No l.2 : 8 Tlts. oE.lele ~
1s5lI J.AAiETCALP.
EuASKs.-20O boxes Pinf and Qaart EIasks, for
y Ia sale a nauufAetnrsF's PEiees y
tsRI ia. NETCALF.
=W1HDOW GLAss.-9oOO boxss a,soEted
w aEess both FtttsburEh aud WheelinE make,
II - At nlanntAetareris priess By +.
ts6ls "A. NBTCALF
Wines, Clares WipsS- And
~ Brandy Bottles In paeSsgoI 70 suit city trade
ior sale BY tfehl5l J.AlIETtALP
Nail RoD:-9oo bundles be.. NOruay,
~ 20 bundles Juniatn, IaTTnnted. for sale by
ls2n y, A. NETcALF.
GTARCH.-5Ob 51cI J. ]. WooFs Columbus, O..
- ehreh, Just received aud lor sale by
le99 =. "A. NRTCALR
DLOW WIGGSs-soo assorted Steel WIpZs.
,.S 80 a's'Ftsa IFOP a, fgr sI 99. By ,,.,.
To the Stockholders of odd Eel
lows Hall Association
A GENERAL. MEETING q ali IN. StorlboI5.-.
"a OF the Association q 70 be he'll 10 the I6iFe
Room. ODD Pellous Hall BuildiiE on FuoIl6y STEn-
ing, Ee0 lbth, 1867, 1t o'clock A business q I'm.
PoTtAnee VIII be bnlaRht before the ulsetIns Il &
hoped that All Ub0 are fntGresteil win attend
BY joint resolution Of TIE Lodges. febI7-3ts
COAL MERCHANTS
MILL please take notice that q a,e,rdSusr ,yitb
w an Ordinance Of tbs city Of Wheeling You are
hereby required to have your eartR wagons OF other
vehicles used In hauling or delivering oSlsvithIn
the ttty umtta. ulo4Sured, branded and regfEteFRd
within hheeu days fTul the date Of thiS notice
VIII here take The liberty OF stating 10 tho,s fL
crested that have been ADVISED that the nFdina
alluded to viii be hEidly enforced.
lean be tnund II the Lumber Yard Once AZ Jnfi,
a: Armstrong, on Market street, above Market
square HENRY @. COTS
teols7St Lumber aud Cal Measnrer
For Sale.
"A COAL BA&R MULE. 0FOll broken and OF con.
te6ls-SU Apply to NORTON, ACHRsON AGO.
10 the Public.
THE underSigned WIShes to inform her custaDAr.
apd patrons generally. that Charles blanchard q
20 toEReF 10 her slnpI0yment. he hayinE len her with
the single nssHtOn o. s1pPlaatlnE Der 80 her busi-
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ABR. ROBERTSON, M.D.

DENTIST,
41lfifS ia R1I aFRf9asst1
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HTEHIiQ nos.

the same Committee on the Schedule.
REENItQ HIS sIuF.
The G0nVentioR Ft.aSssmbIsd 1T 8 p. a
The COMMITTEES on Revision reportei
the REVISED Sebellnl 3 q
ilees NEl[s Iset a. SsIssssst
effect that the Eegislaiurs RFsf sleets
under The Schedule, shall meet on ID
tWeuty-6rst dag hfter their election,
which Toe something simiInr) had bee,
overlooked.
Mr.. BLOWN df KanaRha, moved to 8
change tbe provision in regard to the Tim
OF holding the frat election under the mes
Consultation, as to. make mot less thal
itty days" atler eRnsent of Congress j
obtntued, in addition 10 ssnot more lhal
sixty As the pr0viaiOn stood.
hiF. PoNErox amended bY Masking It tao
less 1han forty and It Was agreed 70.
This Report vas adopted and sent to tb
Printer.
Mr.. HoRAcE offered the following:
ReSOiVed, That the residue of the none,
appropriated BIZ the, Legislature to defray
the expenses OF this Convention, be an
Propriatedi 70 pay tho mileage of members
ofssid Convention in proportion to thei
necessary travelling expenses.
Rejected.
Mr.. stuart of Doddridge moved tina
when the Convention adjourn ,to-morroV
Il adjourn size dis.ap
Ar. LAKE moved the p6stponement o
the resolution until 4O-m0rFoVS.
The motion WIS agreed 20 and the
Convention aejouFutd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18

E1saax. IlSte her appeals 20 the RSI,. {
a1S GA uSfezEll = IN 62lIta oll1lUlflue
Ihemsto prepare Tor the worst
EFTol ~ Rtein,0o1 DESPATCH ofths ISlf.l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18

wAsHNorox, Peb. l1.-Gen. Mcclellan
has reeeiVed dispatch fully confirming
the news of The capture Of Fort. Doaelson.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-12
Black Republican Dispatches to the North.
ern Press.

BolrvAR Jefferson County Baltimore Feb % Since
5st s' us y a IL IL i 9 Ss 5 ss.y
yana Regmen pas ed over tie Pctopse from Sandy took
rope ferry possession Of ,ho town. the next day
ample for transporting troops the river pro
md Cha,lesown an considerable portion Of the country
on both hanks Of the sh.nsndoa ats now oeeuoied BY
al sss on the @ 3? ,tay and uas
will b, reported from the Ways and Means Committee separate
from tho tariff o21 are expected annually from these
senator Wilson's bill encourage ensmsns in the regular
provides for the payment to private immediate "
upon his enlistment in the regular army of $50 Of the sol
term Of sepvce and for tic enlistment on the regular from
The ranks of the volunteer forces of all wish
Gen Banks has established his o ron fren
Harper's Ferry 10 Bolivar The enemy see the ,raias to.
prscce was bad and ont Of Il shots fred only two exploited
The Baltimore and Ohio rarosd company commenced
the of their bids nt pers Ferry They
days Mr. Stanton promised railroad company the lne
Srcad eonven9n military profession IN toe prosecution of
#. have left 9,
serS @ arsds at de- epo could sss in the cars
1t is possible tha; the lnfonned OF lighting the
letter here from Paris states that yancey
s M Of Ta Vii @ Ss %
non s has r %h greas a. success in obtaining supply
Ths House COMMITTEES on Fersa have decided to
s4ns the Scn"e bill for the recognition Of the nependcnc
oe Goa Wh MeSs Il NH m TEn@sa
of Maryland fomroy and Fisher, of delaware. Tn. rnmc
ra,ions on The high seas. :, = " 49, ''' e''' '
Advce from Annapolis sa, that nomination and election
the contest being narrowed down TO tween him ane
Tho President to-day minated Colonel John Cocane for
bf,gadi1r @ GengIal Of volunteers
mase their in tbs city Yesterday They are excsl
sp er II s M 1 m a n TN y hs h s IN s
of berty, being left out.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-12
The Alexandria Conspiracy.

The correspondent of the Philadelphia Irqnrr thus refers
to this subject .ri...,:
B.. -.l. WASHINGTON, Feb 81 1862 J
The indera'igahe Government detective Baler and
his asstant S. W. Morton, engaged night and This
morning in Digging nest Of traitors aud nsprto whose
dk and operations have been going since
The oreakEs Of the reheon and who's. plans were SO
secretly and adoity pursued that only that the evil
conspiracy organized uedsr the pretended form
Of relief association and comprised all the reasonable
objects Of giving aid and comfort to the was
ing the families Of sod the Confed rate
Of rhladephis established with such different motives Il
has also been eneaged in the manuiacue rebs rms
which were distributed among subordna.e female assccia
tions. D.. .,... - .,-- d - n. ..-.-.- I'd
Tie purposes ploes we're Also to furnish arms and
munitions Of war considerable quantity havo been d. Gov
.ed packed for s sting OF knapsacks and weapons
Letters found acknowldsig The receipt through the
The ringlesder nppeared Henry Dangered who has
bro her Mor General in the ehe my and who Of
the weahies men in he State Virginia He resided in
mag ic mansion in AcAandria and estimated to be worth
million OF do lars
Among his discovered invoices for F3G0OG
wOrth oftohacco shipped from Baltimore Europa
were owned ~ parties in the rebel Suites
Charles Mulberry Ga hier OF the farmers Bank Alex
andrta - rf sIFT
An Of these parties were arrested lat night, and VIII
Mr. Baker the detective has been weeks this
plot which has, until baed ths skill of all the
ives N4se'- '-, 7mfl.FTs Y HD E5I' %
Among the papers red many letters Heating par
ties hsletoore ected The whole number
Bede the ge lett rs papes and con,rahand
articles cagtued is one which interest
ng when the gallant Ellsworth fell IE he hand of asassn
sons secreed between mattresses where it had remained
Ths papers seized are highly Interesting but r reasons At
speeches procamnipns. subscription Isis maps plans
ros purp thst have been opportupey elosedc
The greatest considerations prsNa among
here in Aexand and those with guilty
uuaking in their shoes. d" t0F+' 'b
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-12
Uth 9rleans 1ailp Grest&t.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1862.
CONFIDENT OF THE FUTURE.


Under date Of the 18Th of February, Gen. Price makes an
official report Of his late 70 Coy Jackson which
report closes with lese wIrds " Governor confident
Of the future" $40 ''' -"
When Pice these hopeful words the end
long retreat c he had been compelled to make before
a vastly superior force enemy
from ST. Clair county 10 Springfield AT this point he waited
for rcinforcemens which failed him.
again From Springfield Casssile,
Vile agan Cove Greek in Arkanas, ha had
before hs enemy # would have sheer folly
opposed HIS feeble force :he overwhelming Federal army
which pursuing him. Yet in this extremity. the
brave heroic pirit of the ndomi.ahle and
he Is confident of the uture when the enemy fled be-
fore his vico. ious columns at Oak Hills.
There be this confidence Of the future with all
u.s. If would bring this speedy successful
termination The lack Of confidence It is is co1fnei to
but cwb those few unconcious, doss ljury
the by their capious croak Ing. and their gloom
patti
What II but confidence future that kept in the
field nnder every disadvantage AID discouagemen Wash
nston and the patriots Of The Revolution during long
of almost uninterrupted d.asers 1t the nndying
sp and heooic fortiude OF those that made Lord Chat
ham declare that America could be conquered and
PEELED Great Britain hcfse to admit The fact years the
most active effort They believed they ought succeed
would succeed-snd believing they did succeed. And
just high 'her just
pa,is H. when tis da kest couds lowered their ads
1t Is natural that should hnvc uaned for
by 'ess OF nch unexpected disasters those which bce
the Confederate cause in the month Of FerHnybu the effect
Of Is in increased vIor and activity in every decttop
the organization Of armies and determination
disasters shall be retrieved earliest moment a every
body cesponoed and given would have been lost
but tha' rally that made showed inch confidence in
future and such Al invircble determination make that
utnre brilliant with great dee ought
few whose way victory
WAS for moment hidden from their view. II Gen. Price
confident Of the future when everything looked unpro-
pitious, still ought be when there
fof bng The rues patriot Is he who gives
| nr, even whsn the prospect is the goomi lest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-12
Federal Prisoners,


Yesterday nornng the Fede al soners at this pee
Ala They osed portion Of the at Belmont
all abont hundred nnd thirty They placed in
charge Of company Of sixty Anbanans Judging from their
sppeamnce We would say they In good health but IN
spirits very mneh east down: Although applic .tions
have been made to gain ndmission the pur-
nt few have succeeded In getting h right
longed TO menAgere by visitors sinners great these
thoughts th solitude and lonelin their pisonhouse
will sten repentance upon their evil so strong
whca they 10 their homes the North they iii not be
likely Join another Abolition raid for the purpose ,rde
ing ad pnndeng the free citizens Of this glorious Confederate
Government N''. '. .'.-A1 =
There very large crowd gathered the prison and
bstween Oam II o'clock before the ironers Of
wards The depot: As they passed along lady stepped
her door and shook ho fist them md said Oh You ra Gals
murdered ami will be revcpge you yet" The
crowd TINT followed lem TO the depot made i'll narcd
marks about hem and many Of the prisoners expressed
leaving Mem ohis their quarters good and their
treatn. nj kind and better than they had
hoped would be. Capt Adams the lndant of The
prepared plenty for Il EN- to while their Alabama
The few the ned at the depot the pris
board they engaged in exchanging Memphis
money Alabama and New Orleans finds with the citizens
which seemed crafty them much The instant the
locomotive sounded whistle the and the lvei
est among prisoners shouted heres your mule" and in
the horse had carried them oil sight
region and home in the pleasant plains old Ala
buma, Memphis avalanche,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-12
Detention of Yankee PrisOners---Arrest of
HospitabIe PetersburSer.

Another detachment of yaukse prisoners numbering n all
and several her field officers reacha here from South Caro-
lima Friday evening, Newport News where,
20 her with the three hundred who preceded them u
this city by day they be released parole The
daed some hours Petersburg by the failure
the train connect other circumstance and
ceyed, It Is said marked ions fom of e
who inv ed them 10 their omes and warmly
Gus, If moi friendly in their hospitaule demousations.
This of hospitality elegraphed to Cen Winde
who ordered the liberty of the Federal be
striced and OF their enertainers-a Mr. Scott
and brought this city which according
done the citizen suspect" arriving here in the
With the prisoners Of under custody of officer
Petc shnrg This circumstance together wi others recent
occurrence in ths city all tendg to justify the suspicion o
,hs mschnaons Of tories In ds., carriu North by
eased phoners Of nd.ced Cen Wmdsr u postpone in
definitely the departure OF the Fedcras who TO have sii
for Newport News yesterday morning and prohibit all com
uncaon between citizens and the prisoners duns he stay
of tho latter 10 Richmond.
Uron reaching the ely from Petersburg the prisoners
ard in their was found maps Of
tressonabe churucler drained 1t is thought parties
Petersburg The discovery is lkoy to lead to further anf
more dangerous Developments of treason in d 1t IL
proper 10 say hero thus receiving and sccresna th
trpasonoe Correspondent the officers VIII It was foun
have arauily violated their paroles. chmond enquirer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-12
YotaI Snttlligentt.


LIS steaher NINA omms Drought down from
opelon'a tue ST. Landry Cavsry, $50 under the com
mand Of Col. ASH
Inv e.o" ' Du,'oh aiiNeo Jesseloay
' ~, 20 20 -, - - -. ~ n ~. -, w 1p's' sN Az 'e''
"""'' e'''''"N - o'p -
FATAI ST ApnISG-An Irisbman whose name We
,s va M, vat acertonsa In reGr,on ci,v an snd
to M me-, ,,,.d Fut I, I; s.d ,ba, A Irt.bmsn ,,rrot
him wbereunop e drew knife md stabbed him and bsn
svc,r.5
FREE MARKET MARCH Ilth 1Se2-Famies sun.
,,;.a ,s-s . ,,,oo,s a . =. -, T., ,., IN, 80 al.
p' '"' 'ns - col ha'"'' p'hes' 1891 sugar. oo'S
Is oares OF bread 2E potatoes sacks r5 molasses bbs
II; mackercl do Goldfish bexe, q cabbapez lV0 car
,,,s ,n,ot.' s.n, ;.., ~ &c -, - -
, '' ''o ieEhs' "o' oSVi tarh'ps, poiS., Io' mess
Deer, DO, i ; vinegar, do, z, sourkrout co, 3.
L r..
c,.,--a 49, - -, Wv ~ A'
Slea nave oeen arrested charsed by one Louis A. Furry
with He accusts them Of havcp v,a,aad
IN. r. ne, ,e- oaa IN ,,,er, a. fsr,,l,,r rt,
~ 49, " ~ " ~ '"'s "sA""''hAees "'lu
robbed him while absent having In the first place obtained the
-, =, = - r., ...
II wohd seem mat hey ook-of HAT at least Carbarera took
while O:ona kept one thousand doas consist
'og p''hc'pa'ly OF si'o'h eo'o ana VIZ" in silver.
bhtfy de'ab crcnmsahce which, II true cstanly create
violent presumption of their guilt but II be kind
or s.n,,,, ,,rrrol In so,. NV =. ,h p,,. r., a..
" '' ~. :" a'a' ""', an he '"ii3a iuiish 'ne ac'
eue" WIN oo4 teson' ano n"fsSekhowedees mat orona
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-12
VOLUME XIV.
Sumter Rifles.
HEApQUARTRRs SUMTER RIFLEE,
tlras. II mr. m ant

HEADQUARTERS SUMTER RIFLES, J
Crescent Regiment,
New Orleans, March II 1869. }
The Headquarters Of this Company by orders from
rior Headquarters, removed to the Sca Of War in the
West.
and tho reyuar business Of the command
when roll shall have reached the requ site number
may apply the proper authority election Of officers
The commissioned ocers to he appointed as tho law
diectf.
The actions the to bs homolsgaei aud
by this Company on tteir return.
4 meeting OF t,s uenbtrs colnpoaiug She o' the
above named Company will t. held THIS EyRNIEG, AT
heir Arncry. No. 1903 st Charles street, at O'Clock.
mil 2I3s y. j. bakIS, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-12
TESTIMONY OF A MINISTER.

In this respect think worth while publish letters
received from gentlemen whose high standing renders the
testimony of little wexht with people Of
One is from the Rev Js Barrett widely known and loved
throughout Arkansas and lately called to field Of
labor Northern Texas who Dr. John Wright under
date of the 10th Of September, 1855 f0liows:
You little know the good which has been accomplished al
ready those few boxes Of Pills recommended
that visit They have been blessing to many unforunats
of my little hock and in all this nsgnborhood they
hailed the harbpger of health satisfied now, my
end that under estimated She value at the
you explained their effects Such and pleasant
remedy before given helpless by his erufal
Author" y, gt.s f.- -..ts q, =-- =z-5,,,.
The other from wealthy and successful planter Of Aaha
ma, which we insert entire 4, ss. sa,a4za -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-12

SoIsEEs MusIcALEs.-On Thursday evening the
soree mncae of the Orleans Fcmae Academy which WIS
postponed from las Friday, will certainly take place at the
Veranda buildings No. $50 Camp street. under the direction of
Prof Codova 1he performances will at o'clock
precisely. 5'f t..
On Friday evening Of tho pleasant soirses of Madame
Lccqaet tbs Fe,e Collegiate Institute will te given at
Odd Fellows Hall IN Prot Vegas ooni We much OBLIGED
ior ths compliment of an invitation q. -...
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-12
NORTH. New York, Philadel-

From THE NoRTH--The New York, Philadel-
phia and Baltimore papers, Of the 18th Of February,
bst little Of Importance that has already been
nshed by telegraph though they still bnsy manufacturing
les FOR the European MARKET Here is specimen the
New York Herald - n.f -
The Nary department has dispatch from Com Godslo.
rough the information That tho Union
possession Of the scaboNd Aaoad and had destroyed
bridges across Backwatc Notaway cutting
communication bctwen Norfolk and Richmond and the South
alnarI