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RARE CHANCE Fob FARM

MOT BEING ABLE TO GIVE ATTENTION To NV
farm offer it for sale; it lies on Walnut 1,.S NJ
miles from the State House, and contains about 81 TWO
~ OF winch are as good bottom as this section nf
can produce There about IL acres in wood. . y
dweing with four rooms large rat proof c,;h small
slaoles and buggy shelter, well of first rate water S
nne cna'yoeate spring, quite equal to KittreIis. P
ed at very great expense being thoroughly drained
expended about $4O0 worth of stable mannrp anu
TINS season. haye never failed make first r, pace
and never suffered by drought since have had CROP
Inc purchaser can have the privilege of bnvng tbo ,
stock &c. together with any quantity of frnit p'
Tlnes &c Also sufficient seasoned lumber IN hill grape
eigh. TH0uU . Se G na linear near Raj
Sept 80, 1862 n an n. G.
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For the Standard.
GRAHAM.N. G. Oct. 3. 1867

For the Standard.
GRAHAM, N c., Oct. 8, 1862.
Editor Of the Standard
DEAR SIR On the arrival of the train at Hills
boro' a few evenings past the heart of many sick
and wounded soldier was made glad at the entrance
of number of ladies with baskets of provisions and
delicacies which they distributed with bountiful
hand among the sick and wounded. This learn is
a daily occurrence, and is indeed most praiseworthy
and patriotic On the occasion alluded to above,
many of the ladies were put to much Inconvenience
on account of the train starting before they had
gotten through their mission of mercy, and several
of them unable to get off, were carried up to the
Shops. Although it must have unpleasant to them
to have been thus unceremoniously taken off, if
they could have heard the numerous expressions of
"God bless these ladies" coming from the sick and
wounded soldier they would have felt in measure
compensated for the inconvenience they were put
to. hearty Amen will reecho from every lip at
the expression, "God bless these ladies'"
NEWBERNIAN.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

UILL BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER ON
w the 18th of November, tract of land on Neuse
River eight miles from Raleigh, joining the lands OF Jere
mah Bualoe and Others containing about one hundred
and forty There is about wo-tbIrds cleared Inc
oter in original growth The cleared up land is nearly
all fresh and well adapted to the growth of cotton corr
wheat and The low ground is fenced off separately
cross fences dividing the up land in several fields, with
stock, &c. b. A. PEKk1' AGENT
- ALSO
Another tract joining the above named containing apo
tbirtyye acres uuceared Persons wishing TO purchase
will do well to examine the said lands before the Gay OIL
sale credit of six months will be given Bonds WIN aP
proved securities, bearing interest from date wI
quired. b. d. [Ehn ~.
Oct. 6, 1862. 4-"
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LO AND BEHOLD,
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

HAFiNU ENTERED THE ARMY FOR THF u,n
Toner for sale my valuable tract of land s,tu,tod
ne Eastern part Of franklin county, about midway betwan
.boh ana nashville, containing 26O acres 2OO ~
ana ne remainder has been cleared within the las,
years on Inc land is an excellent dwelling all nesarS
% uses ana TWO othces all nearly new have faI
VIII also sell large Quantity of leather now in fan Wei
the land desired The land is of the best quatv VIZ" Fa.
Beltord Male Academy is situated within "as me
me at Raleigh or Castalia. '"e' Address
Sept. s, 1852 ~ nlChoLS.
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Sent. 8, 1886
100000.

SIOO,OOOs
DILES, FISTULA IN ANO, JUNIORS,
IL SPERMATORRHOEA, DECORATIONS
OF THE WOMB, &c.-DR. ]. A. CLOPT0N Of
snS gses 70 me ABOVE
His friends proposed to beSlOQOOO that he could
the worst case of PILES.
He has operated with perfect in several cases
pronounced hopeless by distinguished surgeons He has
never had accident to happen.
Persons writing must enclose ten cent stamp to
attention.
Aug. II, 1862 33-w&swtf
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: VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

HNHE SUBSCRIBER DESIRES TO SELL THE TRACT
Il of land upon which he resides, situated upon
Brush Greek in Randolph Co., containing 3l6 1t IS
well watered About half of is in cultivation, the
other half in forest. 1t has it large dwelling house
with rooms, good kitchen and all necessary out
houses, good well of water, good orchard and still
house Said land lies in the eastern part of the County,
about two miles from Mareys Mills For particulars ad
dress the subscriber at Mareys Mills, Randolph County,
NC JOHN SPOON.
Sept %, 1882 39-w5pd
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August 90, 1852
$50 REWARD,

DANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, NEAR
Ia Hadley's Mills Chatham County, the oath Of last
month, two negro men, named GRIFFIN and another
named BILL Griffin is copper cOored, about q years
old five feet seven inches high and suffers and his left
is stiff at the elbow, from burn. Bill is black thick
Tipped about five feet eight inches high and rough
in his appearance and weighs about l55 pounds bought
them of George d. Pool ESQ., at Chapel H but they NAV
be making their way back to PasquOtank county will
give *25 for each, $50 for both, fdevered me- or
put in Jail, so that get them.
ROBERT LOVE.
Sept. B. 1862. 72-w&sW1mpd
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Confederate CoURTs.-We copy the following
for the information of all interested in the Confed-
crate Courts:
The Fall Term of the Confederate Courts will be
held as follows:
For the Albemarle District, at Rocky Mount, on
the third Monday in November next
For the Pamlico District at Goldsboro', on the
fourth Monday in November next
For the Cape Fear District, at Salisbury, on the
LIST Monday in December next.
The Receivers under the Sequestraton Act will
wherein they reside, of every matter which has
passed sequestraton on or before 18th of November
next and the day of holding the next terms in the
several Districts is hereby appointed to pass upon
said accounts. ASA BIGGS, Judge.
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DETRIMENTAL lady sends the following remedy
for this fearful disease which is prevailing in some
parts of the country She says that she has
"known it to be used in many cases with the most
beneficial result" -Richgtond Whig ~
take handful ofalder root, the same quantity
of the bark OF persinmou root. Boil them with q
pint of vinegar down to half pint then add very
little water, small lump of alum and little honey,
and use it as gargle"
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MISSISSIPPI LANDS FOR SALE

HNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS 1884 ACRES OF HEA-
Il Wy cane land for sale in PaHola county, Miss miles
from Pamela u d., and Is miles from Sardis Depot both
on Memphis and Mississippi Railroad.
he Will take negroes in payment, he will sell one half
aud join any gentleman farm and will agree to suDer
intend it in person, for the benefit of BOTH
For further particulars address him at Raleigh. n. G.
at an early day. SOLOMON 6LiEN
Sept. 5, 1862. 72-wSswlmnd.
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S75 REWARD.

ID UNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER IN DAVE
AG County on the 18th of August, 1862, a negro bow
COLOR tOeraby stout built weighs from 40 10 $50 lbs is
carpenter by trade and has lost of his upper front
teeth Said boy raised in the Valley of Virginia and
it sprObabe be will aim get back there The above re-
ward will be paid for his apprehension and delivery to me-
or his confinement in Jail with information respecting him.
Address,
P. N. DULIN,
Smith Grove, Dave Co., N. C.
August %, 1852. 36-w&sw9tpd.
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MILITARY ExEcUT1oN-On Saturday last solemn
tragedy was enacted at Camp Lee Central Fair
Grounds, near Richmond, Patrick MCGOWAN, Of Com
Pany |, 14th Virginia Regiment and John Kelleher,
Company +, same regiment were shot for desertion.
After the shooting, Owen Mcguire, Company H, LIST
Virginia Regiment, was tied to a tree, by his hands
ana teet and received 80 lashes on his bare back,
wen laid on by stout dragoon, who used stout
burg Express.
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Privates Lewis Tew, in back John Ezzel, thigh !;
Allen 8 Barden, afm
Company KILLED Reuben Sigman and W P
Bollinger, the latter by accident Wonnded-Doc-
tor Finger, John Foy, Joseph Gault J s HUT, Jno
Hobb, J s Keistler, g Rink Wiiburn Setter, Jos
Shrence Henry Means
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VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT FoR s.1r

oAhE hoOSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
TINE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE IN CuAp
Il ell Hill valuable house and lot for cash Tbs bo,so
Is OF brick, well brt containing seven rooms with si
nrePaces and is forty feet by eighteen with tbrtytw
eet Tnere are four acres of ground There is an ex
feent well of water the lot The lot situated m tho
west college avenue Apply to s. F. Phillips ESQ or IN
the subscriber, at Chapel Hill ~ -1'4' VI 10
Sept. 5, 1862. 72NWSsrsn
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARU.
DUNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON sun
h day the 26th of January last my negro boy named
ANTHONY He is of whitish yellow complexion about
to weight about 40 pounds. He has heavy head Of hair
and talks short when4uesoned, and has down look
No doubt he is trying to pass for free boy
will give the above reward for him delivered TO at
Prospect Hill, Caswe County, or confined in any Jail
get him. +. L. WARREN.
Caswell Co., March a. 1862. l2-wtf.
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An old fellow once said to scapegrace who asked
him about the Proprety of his joining the church
"Don't 10 It. Tom, don't do it." said the old fellow,
shaking his head 1T will certainly injure the church
and will do you no possible good"
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One day, as a strong wind was blowing, little
boy was standing at window. Suddenly he raised
his hands and exclaimed gleefully:
Mother, listen to the wind, making music for
the leaves to dance by"
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SO BALES OF COTTON FOR SALE.

NNTELL BALED, IRON HOPED AND TAR ROP.
w ed and in good order at TarborO'.
ALSO,
800 bales in like ORDER which will be delivered at Will
Tarboro, Mosey Hall. Confederate bonds taken
in part payment. w. H. JONES.
Raleigh, Oct. g. 1862. 67-w&swtf
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CAROLINA SALT.

n AM NOW PRODUCING, AND KEEP CONSTANT
Il y ON hand, the best quality of CAROLINA SALT
Price Sl2 per bushel measurement No order received
for less than so bushels and payment must accompany all
orders. THOMAS EVANS,
Wilmington, N. G.
Sept. g. 1852. 37-w&sw2mpd.
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$50 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ABOUT
Ia first of June last, his negro TIM He is 4s
years old He is very bright mulatto, (woud pass for
white without close inspeetion He is about FIVE feet
eight nine inches high weighs about 100 pounds; ha
curly and rather red He is excellent mechanic-cGr
penter smith and shoemaker The subscriber has very
late apprehend that he viii endeavor make
his way the Yankees, and carry off other negoes with
him. and pass for free boys cooks for the army. will
give s25 for his apprehension if taken in this county, and
$50 taken and confined in Jail in any other county
get him. L. W. G0RRELL
Collision Chatham Co., Sept 5, 1852. 35-w9pd.
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Results of the Late Census-PopuIatiOn.
In the whole of the late United States and Terri
tories the white population in 1850 was 26,s66, G62.
Of which were males, 1888, $50
" females, 13,116, 702
Excess of males, 733, 25s
The excess of males is mainly in the Western
States of which the following is a recapitulation:
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SAVE THE SCRAPS.

y State Iron and Brass Works., formerly Burns Foun-
dery will pay for scrap cast iron cents per pound For
wrought iron scraps scrap BRASS scrap link and scrap
copper the highest cash price will be paid. They will
pay the highest market price for large quantity of char
coal Will also receive proposals for delivering two hun
dred cords of wood.
Raleigh Sept 10, 1862. 76-w&sw3mPd
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The N Y. Herald iuttmatss tina, savannah or Mobile
will soon be attacked
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Total United
81,445,OsO

Kingdom, 143s0,6 34 14,954, 154 29,334, 100
Total White United States, 26,966, 662
Total whites, colored, and Indians,
United States. 1860. 31,445, $50
This inequality does not arise from natural causes
but may be attributed to political causes. The con-
tinued immigration of able-bodied males from Ire
land and England to the United States and to Aus
tralia and Canada during the last decade, served to
produce resulting uneyenness in the sexes at
home. To this add the events of the Crimean and
other wars, the extraordinary losses of life at sea-
and other circumstances which did not prevail prior
to 1850, to such an extent as we have since seen.
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Gold was quoted in New York the I'd inst. al 1929
A combined land and naval attack expected by the
Federas at Norfolk.
Brig. Gen. Rodman, wounded at Sharpsburg is dead.
A Spanish frigate has arrived in Hampton Roads.
There are of intended designations Lincon's
Cabinet 49,.
Lincoln tits understood after raising by the draft $780,
900 men will raise 100000 to be held as reserves
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Also regiment raised under and by authority of the
State of Texas for the frontier defence in the service
of said State while in such SERVICE and such other per-
as the President shall be satisfied account of JUS
ce equity necessity ought to be exempted here
Confederate States provided that the exemptions herein
above enumerated shall only coctnue whilst the persons
exempted actually engaged in their respective pursuits
or occupations.
g That the act entitled act exempt certain per-
sons from enrolment for service in the OF the Con-
federte States approved the slst April 1852 is hereby
repealed.
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Nem Nrleans Aailp Gtesfent.
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL i, 1862.


y FRoM ISLAND No. 1O.-An officer high in com.
mand at Island No.I0 writes private letter to
this city, dated the 9Th, from which we are per.
mitted to make the following extract:
Welare.expecting to be attacked by the forces
opposite Island No. 10 and Madrid BEND, who,
having secured sskiffs, fatboats and other beats,
will endeaYor to take us on our flank and rear.
McCowni is charged with the defence of all the
country around. Gen. Trudeaus expresses his
ability to hold the Island against any gunboats
that con be brought against him. He thinks they
can be sunk by his gnns. He has takef, all pre-
cautions. he is in delicate health from incessant
labor and watchfulness but is resolute and deter
mined ~ 50 E5t5sftSi's "a
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NUMBER 24.
LATEST TELMRaPHIe INTEELI aBNcE.
spIspAT cHED TO seSew daL1Asss caescniT,
From, Aus,yta

sspt5 From Aues,ta. ss .SSss e
! AUausTA, March 81.---The Ssyannah Newa III
this morning learns BY 'passensxs from sonfl
Carolina, that the scouts surprised ssrty a Fed
erasin house on NORTH Edisso Islands IN Fridav
last, killing three, wounding others, and ca1turinr
70 also, three pieces of cannon and seYeras4pi,
forms. One Carolinian was slightly wounded. 8
The Republican has q similar report, and also tht
following, which they learn from q trnstWorth,
gentleman tFsssss IL ~
=. On Saturday last Gen. 4Eyans, with 1000 men
proceeded to attack the enemy, " who were sup;
posed to be 2608 strong, but found to be sor
5000. ysass s'sss :. 4. -
The Confederates drove in the enemy . piekets
killing one, mortaliy wonndug two, and capturing
twenty, after which they retired ingood order.
Tbs Charleston Courier Of this morning confirm
the report Of Gen. Evans expedition to NORTH
Edisto Island, and has also informatioR from Nss
sau to the 18th. ~ e
Tie Courier says the YANKEES saptursd f6dr Hi
boats in Bulls Bay. 1. s.ss.,. i - lss5 .5ssg
The ship Great Republi lie, reported to hare 500
troops on board, passed Nassau for Ship Island
The steamer Karnack reports the steamer Mira
mon, with HOO bales cotton, captured of ~
Mouth ofsthe Mississippi. The engineer tried 7,
blow her up, but failed. sss
The Nassau Herald learns, from Havana papers
that,a treaty Of peace has been signed At Calidad
February 10th ~ and its ratification By Preslden
Juarez received at Vera Cruz the 28th. Tw
| Spanish battalions returned to Havana in c0nse
qaeace Part of the allied army remains at Or
| zaba. The Mexican flag is again flying over til
Castle of San Juan de Ulloa. q sa.ss
1 IThe reported capture Of the Miramon A =
doubt false, as she was seen ct hsr landing la
Friday, and was heard from yesterday REP. I
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gotal 5ate!ltaentt.

BEILs.-We have been requested TO suggest to
parties sending on bells, under the call of Gem.
Beaureg gard to nave Tthe name ana pace OF resi-
dence plainly marked on the Dell. Ihe nnmoeE ol
those articles sentin is so that but
some precautien Of this kind they cannet be dlstln
guished from one another, or the proper acs l.
acknowledgements be made. - +
PAPER CuRRENoY.-Many persons think they
show great ingenuity by deVising schemes to +
thwart the intentions OF provisions under the mar
ral law, as for instance, instead OF Wlth
Confederate notes, they will change the Confeder /
ate notes into aho poy the goid "th
| them ct an enormous premium. we calthe ab.eh-
ton Of these parties to an order from the Board
Provost Marshas, which seems sufficiently to cover
this and oil similar cases. as it provides that trae
kind OF paper currency =
distrust and embarrassment Wll ps cons,oereu
' avs :. lioss'.'ss y,
"A New REd1MEsT,-7-WWe W hear sthat COL LOUIS
Lay, Qate oi e'e osn
teers, under Col. seymoof) ana ool Magee' Q, 'uo
aea ~ -; for
JvnSl o., -, +ba ,r,aot odgan oae of
saau,a srieance II virginia, and Col. Maaee IS
years eApstienee = .,,;a,,
well known 1ot 1ne enelss an ADn,ss M. ~
he mas aseharsea ns w
: t,,e ,,;,best authorities. -
' "1. - eoon.,,, Wa Wa ware yesterdav sur
10 MN .'... ...on os,rad and The ansswer
pfisea " Aeal .n.s M sailnra had been
gnsa ana. % and That something of run was taking
put anoas, anu nh;s s;no,ar viii re.
psive ts onietus from, the notice Of Mr. Holt, pub
,;shsa n aootbar column. wherein the rumor is
'e aeereditea 70 somebody wishing to speculate b,
thia currenev al depreciation, and hold
euy ers are invited to bring around the bills for
~ demption UP to O'Clock y tue j
& Holt adds that he would willingly keep open al
!. NIGHT for the purpose but Gen. Lowell don't like
e Is, Nh Hnlt nav be rather harsh in his judgmen
IN the -sneenlasors, as perhaps some friend Of hi
~ M ala q run intentionally, to draw larg
al
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r ~ aqJ,s or NJ 81
oorraspondent of the memphis Ap,saI
gas ssSs Es
sssssy 81,
asmiabls "A tDss tDDssolongsa os sfdi war From the
ss1a aas ssss
to the sae ellee' csnsbina article ii the London
The hear that Tie belief in Baltimore r i
Tmss NAT ms the States can hold sassi
18Th Of APRIL ass aM sompsT them
Il succurnb. 1---------- --------------- 's4 80
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JUST ONE DAY Too LArE.- The Huntsville 'em5
socrat says: - 49,, ~ s. % q;
The Nashville Republican Banner Of Marcel ~ ~
confirms an editorial Of the Louisville journal Z y +
Tnn;su;lia for Nashville on Monday, the day the
no.osious oSsH Mora Mo an was at Gaatn but lesrnni
what had oeeaf red at Galatin turned back ah,.
nniIa nor.b If pnsselye, killing the conducter
MI Mr. Porter, s Of gouisviIle the brakeman and the
fireman This lsft locomotive in oper stion ~
tween Bowling Green and Nashville, and henoe ns
| sWe,.Iearn from private source, dren irol
Nashville, that th Paymaster was reported Q nay
81 GOO ,OOo Whs 1t haul that would have be ehs
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I, .r,sr FROM CoIUabIA, ssEssEn. Huhts

vile Democrat says s q.
4 gentleman residing id Columbia reach6a shsfe
last eyeang,g from that place, and TepoFss snts
riyer from Goiunlbia They wers rebuild lSg thes
bridge, which wonl oecapy tWxs Yee eka: ssisseg
bought nails, crowbars etc, ~ ootnnlela .ane
= ghich waie reused Another account i, that the
Yaukees are buying up Gonfed derate notes al g,
heavy discount with old, and paying tor5 nro,
.yenJer, etc. with them but goid Y so a II
doubt tfeir ability 10 Practice this fhaf
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Y EoRrHERs sH1P MEN HE British sfsa sb fpas
Lebanon, which was taken prize ID the. .mtHth II
OF the Rio Hrande has rea aehed New York. Size
had or board die car ~ of tho sahoonef Wave oss
and ftom Ne1s UflsAnbs mora
as Nss York ifram Aass
800 bales Of cotton, taken from pFiza
Lizzie Weston. ptared by Che gnnbDat tasaa s
the Balize. The schooner Isabella, prize 70 the
tMontg emery had arrived at BY WI est Sne
from Atchafaaa Bay, and was bound to Msitazss'
eorda with d. cargo 0f sag ii, t0haoco and T5eaes
Lieut.. Weeks OF the Fourth florida sKegMeAhss
who had been aptnred at Cedar Keys, Was pas
senger On the isabelle. s s Ssss ssA
t8s The bark Lyman, of Boston, Humphrey ffou
SAntW erp via ST. Thomas, tor Cane @Hagtte1f
totally lost Of the latter port and crew
saved she was in snallasty and the vessei M
surefs Id Bosten for 10000. @ s8s
The ship ssmoset, Men lear, had arrived at New
1 York ffis11 Havre. :s sxssss
The; ;ships ri ID. Tucker, Cheese, from New York.
at B1ston February d
IGibrastar FIR Boston, February 8. -, y. "
The Jon May Cobb, for ST. Thomas. Ann S.sGans
nom NOVEL;, for ataHloras, .sH. Str0un, bake,
tsfor Saqua, ard HI AsE Weeks, Il for Ne n
u Bedford cleared from Phladefp fplia February 2ss
s The new U.s. siaop. .of war 0neida, and glnhoat
Il 0ctorara have been put into GO Enmlssion At the
II brooklyn Navy ards a new iron-c Had gnnboal
f5haa rscrntfy at Nasf York treIn Mystic
Conn, and ~ being rapidly completed the Con.
II tinental Works. sAga4S52
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In the Kentucky tsubmission1 Leglslatare, =
anher named Burns recently offered resolution
snouncng the recent action q sas
Rump Congress, and declaring that viii Iee0'eS of
me unanimous and unqualified eondemnaslon, 0, Ss =
the people Of Kentucky and if necessary sso,ntions
resisted "a by her own strong arm" The f'''iNs''''
\ lav one day on the table, -.
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axonanpe comes to US with a notice that
aTrnth is crowded out Of this issae ho said
mest 9s ~ e evil effects Of Intoxicating drinks see
orr inside,n ~, ~ - - 4s$sE
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For THE CRESCENT REGIMENT. Private A. W.
skardon, Company D of this regiment, leaves for
Corinth tomorrow morning, and will take all let
tiers left at this office before O'Clock this after
noon ''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01

TOBACCO An order from Gen. Lowell published
this morning, requires that holders Of tobacco in
quantity report the same to the respective Provost
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01

Cry TAXES will be rece ived from TINS DAY, as
per notice Of City Treasurer, Adam Ghen. -