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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-02-25

lust RECEIVED.-Coats,P Pants, Vests and
q Overcoats. together with a large assortment OF
soft Hats, Undershirts, Drawers Gloves and small
lot of Shirt Bosoms. ROANE & ABBY
Nov IL. 1851
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-02-25

HORN SHELLERS.-Sx Peunock' + Corn Shell
~ lers very superior article, for sale at The old
price. GEO. E. PRICE.
Nov 49, 1861.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-02-25
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES,

LtF 4 FEED , a les.
HE undersigned nave removed their old establish
l. ed Livery 10 the Stables o. the american Hotel,
where prepared furnish the travelling public
with Horses Lacks Buggi aud Stages at reasonable
prices. We also prepared with attentive osters
aud plenty OF good progeuder, feed number OF
horses that may be brought to our stables. As We
are compelled pay cash grain and hay, can
not credii any one.
q Office opposite Jno 0'HsTe's.
TH0s;. }. BURKE co.
Ian Ia J362-1y
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-02-25

4 iJGIJSTA COUNTY COURT CLERKS
"A OFFICE, to WA:
ESTRAY.
Taken up by Abram Huffman, on his land, In the
County of Augusta of the following description, to
wit;
A STEER of red and white color, crop ON the left
cor 9TH thu branded letter 90" on the left hip sup
posed to be three years DID, and appraised at $40 So
Extract-Teste.
Feb II, '62-3t* WIN. A. BURNETT, d. Y.
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NOTICE!

M Z have our accounts oraWn OF to lst January,
w 1862. W. desire aut go nestly request all per
sons indebted T. Is lo cone frg.ld without delay
and set l., either hT o. give heir bonds for
the aEa9 ~ # llaif aQcoul;s
Fsb s.sz 4,YL0R HOGE.
CLsbCHiNG ILSFTHENG?:
have Just opened large lot OF CLOTHING.
manufactured IN Bolimore, consisting of w IL
ter End Spring Good also large quantity Of Ba1k
Doe Skin Pants. Hats OF all XMAS
Feb Is, 1852 R0aEE 3 ABBY.
G. WALL Ter CT hOls' oHOtS rn hand
~ Dee. 10: l56i kCAEEs.@ ALLY.
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A UGUsTA COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
N to wit:
ESTRAY.

Taken up By David A. Picker, on the Goth day OF
November IS62, in said county, of The following de
scriptiou, to wit:
AMULEY Heller of brinde color, white spot on
the rump and white the belly; ear mark, crop of
each and slit in each, supposed to be four years
old, and appraised at S27 90.
Extract-Teste
Feb ia '61-3t* VIM A. BURNETT, d. G.
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sEYONEs 0uENlIsl

BEYOND QUESTION
NN7E are COW igin<, suep,y Of TOBACCO thai
wv for quality and variety, be surpassed in
the State, comprising al the diiferent grades, running
up from e loTT price 20 the choicest chew that
be had Merchants viii please examine our stock
before laying IN their tali supply.
r J. GLENDY,
stanton Sept. rs. 1851. per q. 7. COCHRAN
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BOOKS il }>EA&sI
TSINDING that in these wa-r ta cannot get along
l. doing credit business, sm necessarily COM
PEELED to adopt the cash sy ten L have to pay cash
for ever thing buy, aud my sales are greatly eurtail-
ed in the sale of books hope my friends will see
the necessity of paying the cash for what few articles
they may have IL purchase from ne
Seq 54-ti 'l0B'T COWAN
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FOR SALE OR RENT
WILL sell or rent my BRICK STORE HGUSE
i and DWELLING HOUSE ~ the town OF Middle
brook. Possession of the Store-house gwen on the
list of March and of The entire property by the of
April. y. HoUoHtAD.
Feb 11-tlstapr
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n TEN PER CENT.-S2Ou0 worth of very deslra
ole REAL ESTATE in Staunton will be sold, with
guarantee from the present owner for five years. that
it will rent for $500 year. For particulars apply
to IMBODEN BRO.
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IL.
By the Governor:
GEORGE w. MUNFoRD,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Tenders of service may be made in writing,
addressed to t. e Adjutant General, marked >
ssFor Volunteer Duty" State particularly the
place of residence Of the volunteer.
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OFFICERS OF THE 32d REGIMENT !!

FINDER the late General Orders OF the AdJutant
u General, the Field Officers, Commandments OF
TINS Regiment the Commissioners OF the Revenue the
Sheriff and Deputy SherlFS of Augusta county with
in the bounds Of this Regiment, will assemble al
New Hope, on WEDNESDAY THE 18th INSTANT, at 10
O'Clock, A. M. Commandments of Companies
quired to bring their Rolls.
WIN. III. WILSON,
Feb I8-2t Mai Comd'g 3zd Regiment
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VA have just received our WINTER CLOTHING,
Wv together with fine assortment of SHIRTS ;
also lot of SHOES, consisting principally of boys
sizes. ROANE il ABBY.
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EVANSVILLE AND a FARM FOR
~ SALE PR1VATELY-Co Containing 235 Acres
well improved-lying in Augusta CO., the Va. c..
R. Road, and lying around Craigsville Depot-being
good situation for store and Mechanics. Persons
wishing to purchase will examine the property For
further particulars address the subscriber, at Frank
ford, Greenbrler CO., Va. JAS. A. CRAIG.
Nov 6 If
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II
Notice.
OFFICE CONFEDERATE STATES RECEIVER, d
aa% No. 30 CAMP STREET, 1@ 81
A-lr Afa.a L

Il ------ ~
s OFFICE coNFaDERArE STATES RECEIVER, u
.Sg New Orleans Marells, 1852
y For The information of all persons whop may concern
pubsh the Sd Section Of ,hs Aet to alter and amend
net entitled act to equestrte the estates, ETC., OF alien
enemies end for the indemnity of citizens of tho Confederate
sates,p VT vss "a Ss.- o,e - stk - 81
sEoroN Be It further enacted That It shalt he the duty
OF every IN actual possession Of having under his
CONTROL money property, effects evidences of debit be-
longing to an allen enemy speedily TO inform tho ReteveN
and 10 render thereof and at to
the Receiver and to deliver to him such property and effects
and evidences OF debit such ynent delivery shall be
made without 70 whether proceedings have or have
not been instituted to the And asy
who rer giving su9h information shall fail pay
and deliver demand rade by the Receiver shall stand in
contempt and tie Receiver shall at The Court
Judge TO proceed against such party other of
Tempt and the Cou Judge may imprison offender until
ne sha iuy comny with tho requirements this Act And
ach ment or delivery shall fully acqr aud discharge The
party from all and every claim account of such
money property ehecs and evidences debt Aud the Re
csiver shall give such pit sp yue the amount
Of money the property effects evidences debt paid and
delivered and the of the alien enemy on account Of
whom the shall be pd delivered. Provided That
when the having any money
alien enemy asers claim debt against such aen
in his favor he may et in writing in the proper
Court swearing that he believes hmelt u .y entitled TIE
and thereuoon he shall not be compee Tho first in
TO the Receiver the thus propoun
cd aud claimed by him but the Court shall Then proceed
examine aud try the validity Of the said debt m,
decree According to the facts found and the rights justice
of the And If the Court decides against the debt
claim the party setting the shall .hwith pay
the retained by him. And If the Court shall decree
favor Of the debt claim thus popounded and exceeds The
entire amount originally in Of such debtor claim
ant he shall otherwise, he shall pay all costs
incident to the proceedings ~ p.l.. .+5sEs sos
mig zptt .,- g-s.. ..-.ts.... C. S. RECEIVER.
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WHAT ARE THESE PILLss

composed OF the simple extracts OF four plants
most OF the woods in central Alabama Mississippi these
Fills combine, in remarkable degree the grea. curative
powers known to modern science Assisting Nature to expe oil
disease from the system without crushing Its elasticity or moi
soring Its by the introduction drugs
mineral agents. 10
known to The Of science that combres in snch peec
ton and with such harmon results the four great agencies
of healthhe sudorhe Durec the Expecorant and The
Cathartie. rs, 81, 10. .s,-g.-. .-=-r .s7ts IA
This not patent medicnen These Pills have been used
for many They have been by cheust The,
have received the fullest from the most emnen
medical practitioners and they have failed Of success
Nopretensens Of originality made their faso no a.
serons OF astounding discoveries in impossible naner
forth effort is to delnde o. hunb INV eus
All that claimed is that these Pills been pos en- to be
remarkable remedy operating with certainty upon the whole
SYSTEM prompt in et effect asreeaben tue nature and ss
harmless for evil bread and water
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HOW THEY ARE MADE,

g. - . -e s. =
Wrghs Southern Indian Vegetable Pills sve been hitherto
solely and are nov mainly prepared 10 m special orders from
physicians druggiss planters, and other regular customers
who use them altogether KIM Wedge that
hey are made Of simple eteaeous and
because o. their confidence in Dr. Wright beuy rss
the mpu,ahon Of offering anything trade that Is not pare
and genuine The new process oasng the plants and IA,
fyng the essential elements all foreign matter (which was
mainly the discovery Of that srest chemist DR. 1orrey ba
alone enabled him to make these Pills sufficiently rss
sonabe place Them before the pub genesa remedy
Fe following certificate from the wsknown analytic chemist
Dr. Preston is sufficient guarantee OF their parity:
Dr.. JonS WRIGHT ~ r ''-
sAt request have subjected The analysis
quantity of Southern Indian Vegetable Pills selected
randoa and take pleasure certifying found hem
to contain no hing deletsous the human SYSTEM but on the
contrary they possess the Sudoc Duretc Expeetorant and
Cahac properties in remarkably harmonious combination
ahd opinion that they the greatest universal remedy
known to the world. a
Respectfully,
go - ~ A. D. PRESTON n D.
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e 10 Ts 6FttfsEs' +. gIrs Is -ft'-ss1 R9sT' ~ Y
d, TIE sTIMONY OFF A MINISTER. 4

In this respect think worth while publish two letters
received from gentlemen whose high standing their
testimony OF no little weight with people of
One from the Rev j. Barrett widely known and lovsd
throughout Arkansas and more lately called field
labor in Norherh Texas who wrote Dr. John Wright
date of tho 10th of September 1858, follows: @ '
" You little know the good which has accomplished
ready by those few boxes Of Pills you
that visit They have been blessing many an unfortunate
menaber OF my little flock and in all this neighbolhood they
hailed the hatbngef Of health satisfied now my
dear FRIEND that underestmated their value at the
tins you explained their effects to Such pIeasau,
remedy before given TO helpless by msrcfs
Author" -s8s ST. @'Ss-' t ~ FEs'1-F '5 o{s5zFa
The other Is from wealthy and successful planter Of Aaba
ma, which we insert entire 8tias l 500 ~ ~ !;a5@s
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To the Public.

Tho ccmmee Of Public Safety give notice that they have
made arr gement with the rg horsc - who have
Kindly offered for the Commit their BreadssuTs etc.
at tariff prcea in nall quantities, the poor may need
AVET 4 BRO, rt5r+.,. :
.s + ~ colier Of Old Ley2o and Blenville streets.
WA. VIOLET 4 CO., ~ !. -.
80 Il 40, 81. 50 and IS New Levee str NJ s
They will re a. aG pc;s, except small quantities.
when small. additional price mrst be put on TO cover cost
Ely. %& &e&@ 3%sEs 81 ~ g5IFt3 5f'af9*55S So
we = Per tervs.. cents.
s.. BY reta....7k cents. nj
81, + Per sack So
hAs - Per bushe ..,....sl Is
!. ny order Of the Supply Committee. s'"St
sstsss. ass e. 7. LoNsDALE,
Wsoos<ps. -. SO 80. s. s-ss 50 Grayer street
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oenfeaesete states q America; \.
1 HEADQUARTERS DEpARrMnNr NO, To-,
&Ss$ 57H - NaU Orleans, march, ~, leoz.

aRNRRAL ORDERS NO. ISL &c.
The Provost Marshals witake early steps % arfanse
1t prices far articles which Of prime necessity ensf
10 the aoysrnsn the community cautonng parsons MOI
10 speculae largely upon the wants OF tns people ny
In such an arrangement, while encouraging
u erprc by The temptation Of large profits would seem 10
~ to make these prs less for articles of absolute
naoesity and greater for articles Of convenience leaving
articles Of luxury without resction aud always Offering
suffcient indncement to keep the market supplied.
H-Neither Meat Corn Flour will be allowed to be
shipped hence large until further ORDERS Sugar
and Molasses ed not be placed rnder prohibition.
IPersons having Cotton, Flours Meat Sugar, Moasses
Provisions Of any kind stored in quantities. directed to
make correct Of the the Provost Marshals
within vs days after that ms, not reported will be
taken possession. The rule will DO applied to Arms
Munitions Of War and Military Supplies which are being
secreted for purposes Of specula ion. - ,--s.-,
f$sF BY command Of Major General LOWELL.
eJoBx a. DEvEREux. Ac,'ng A. A. g. MIA 2p6t
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O. GAILLARD. President.

A. sGHRE1BER. s. cretary.
Iu rdancs with XIV of the Charter those Of the
above certificates which remain calei for thirty day after
tho Of this notice. will be cnesed amount there
of ogeher with the interest accrued hereon placed tie
credit Of the contingent account he books the Company
= s.7-ago4g p ~ ~. Il a. ScHREIBER, Secretary.
A. schreiber being duly deposes md says tina.
the above statement is true and correct.
II "sHs'3, 49, ~" @sr A. sCHREIBER
Subscribed to- this 10th day Of February 1852 be-
fore me. ~ VII
fell 1taw90d s--rza- H. MITCHELL J. p
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BLANKETS AND WOOL SOCKS 8, !.

BLANKETS AND WOOL SOCKS.
Apps Capt. 3. PoWELI, Assistant Qnarerms Ter,
Cs A, opposite Lafayette Square, who win sive fair price
sotose who wish to SELL and will gratefully thank III the
name Of the Confedeacy all good aud citizens who
will donate for the good Of the f,dter either Of the above
srtacsi. asa tna6 2ps
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astr ~ srArs or EoulsiArA,
Parish of Oflepna tNty of New Osiss1

-.E-N=s1-- ,H"t&' 80 7fTe srArE or LcuiaAFA I
~ Parish of Orleans, City OF New otisanp}
Bs that tbs 14th Of December. 1851 bs.oo
the undosgnod Justice tho Peace in and FOR the city
.toe%ad, personally appeared OMER GAILLARn, Prer.
dent a. SGHREIBER Secretary Of the Cizes Mntra'
Company Of Now osans who being duly nworn
according law depoe and that the foregoing account,
tust and and .nscrpt from tbs books Of
the Company. #-4 -
subscribed and to In New Orleans this sh day 81
December. 1851, before me. 7a>.
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I slsssaifses;of Pabile sass,v.

sse sigen y Planters and other citns
III isan Copper Rlass lead Or Balls 10 ou, as
81 sso III e sls s. re-; sss eAsen
~ Sesr Tho dssas ~ sst w aona.ons
any esultry Il
s1 ,sss go GEO. q. LAWRAsoN, sNsl'
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SD ond Justice d s Peace for bio Parrish Of Ilsnns

Fne fusIees interest At the
Of SIX PER CENT per In cash all the outstanding
erhcstes Of Profits the holders thereof their
sstssyrs st4er the SECOND MONDAY Of February
next Also de- ars dividend OF twenty per cent 20
cent? thu earned premicms o. he Gompar o- tic
ending 3OSh November 1851 for which certificates will be
issued and .ftes the second Monday in February
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-E0s'eigss7 sEfsstl From .s-s,p Orleans.
{. s vIA3TAMPIeo, ss&s
CONNIE WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS,


UNDERSIGNED suffering common with others the
Of blockade nontercourse with foreign
countries has BY the advice approval Of j. L. Riddel
At Few Orleans taken needfu measures to es
.aosh as MS own expense Monthly Mail between New Or
and the Mexican port Tarnpico To- connect VIII, The
ssglas British Mail Steamers TOUCHING at Auenste
Sc and q M Ms5ar, highly recommended BY New
have been appoined, duly qualified rs
y our this service The sst NAH
consisting Of letters left tas city on he nth nssnt in
charge Of Nh Mesgney. The sscond mHl viii clo,a ~
sh q November pIoximo. At O'Clock p NJ and win leave
Orleans tns next morning The third mail Win leave Nav
on ns lo Of Deosber and "a soon Us
proaef arrangements be made regular times of
tn e iibe On the 2t III making semi
monthly NAL. ss#s vs. ,s7s gsl- IS 49,
4fsa ~ ohaaes On Qagosag Eaters, INCLUDING Goszsvats
H. n ii 49, n; f'esfaaes ,,5s5g..,
Letters half douuls and multiple rates
al s1.,ss. All NJ ~ in proportion):
!. 80 ~
tsisna OF cunas 20 rs IN
10 other West indies. -. a rs
70 Europe. .-.....s..........l 90
from abroad caa DO received through the same route
fesss On such iettsss must be prepaid
~ asaupico care q Postmaster at Matarnorosn s9
ANTONIO COSTA,
- oslsans. Oct u, 1851 No. ls Custombouss ST.
\. Post-Omce Notice. 81. ss5 -
project sora Foegn Ma u.s. fully entitled IN
cn4e 81 responsibility md c6arses ~ nst
a 80 eslsara fur the last sssrs
neesess 'usoasd for this Mail may s. euc,osa 49,.
Icy above and tbs on,s,
lnans.n 5sa g 4 ~ - - : es'nassr, New Or
4hs Confederate Postage Ibis oaace mus, he n.sn.t,
Ma. f,,..a. III, RTpDELI, Postraastsre
=. -ee-. as OLE 7ptt
.s'ss Proceedings KS g4ss
sssSsssk
~ ~ 0,su9IIssIANA STATE con- vENTI ON,
Y IN ENGI.IsH AND FRENCH.
With the oRDINANcEs passed by .aa oon,s,
& sssn 81 he STATE
For sale BY 4 SsSS Sassi5 ssff
+. u. WHIT rra.D : STEEL. PETER o'DoNNELL,
GEO. ELLIS, E 3. i bhhT ESc0USSR,
x ". H1wPsa a. II WI. GoLDTHWAlTK,
Z = - 2. EzEKIELA i
& q FITzwILLlAM. s ss6
anny92 2pff gs I'M - n, = Atoerai discount 4 |
) Ait H. al 8, SACKS LIvRRrool. 60 ARSE
Ian oo,.,, cr.,,is WOLFF.
e'snss afasisF aud Nav Lsses
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Confederate States of America.
Confederate states of America.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. /. a
II. New Orleans, March Is, 1862 :
4stts' 1889. f@% *ss.S. 9fsk s$2. ss4~e gp* 7&y9
XXI1-A persons who hare shipped the .. River De.
fence Expedition considered regularly enlisted as if
in the land service and hereby ordered
at once to the of their respective commands they
will be al deserters and will be dealt with accord
ipsy.
Proper arrangements have been made pay crews
up to day fze'4'8sse ESH *'E5 81
f A'fa W. BY command Of Major-General LOWELL
. Ep A. 'fALFREf, Major and A.. Gee mis- 2p.f
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Confederate states or America.
g. HEADQUARTERS DEP ARTNENr No. !.
New Orleans, La, March 10, 1862

HHApay Ess oasan, LAR March Sg Is
GENERAL ORDERS NO. Ill '''
In order carry effective operation the requirements Of
General Orders No. TO- SERIES from these Headquarters
the Provost Msrshals will each establish office their
specve districts for The transaction of business Due notice of
the localities will be given in the public prints , .
Each Office will be provided with such assistants and celksas
may be necessary for the transaction Of business. %
Every white male above the Of sixteen years. residing
temporarily otherwise In the Parishes Of Orleans
whether he be citizen of the Confederate States
Alien within six days from publication Of this order
present himself before the Provost Marshal Of his district
his registered and to furnish able such
information may be required. -tss4z - }4.5+ ~
Those who claim to be citizens Of the Confederate States by
birth otherwise shall be required subscribe uncend
cath allegiance TO said states and such claim be
aliens shall be to the effect that they will abide by laws
of this State Confederate States long they
permitted to side thereip and that they will under cir
cumstasces convey to mics any inf relative
the military or political afasr OF the country.
who to this city State since the 2st May
1861 any the States will, the Confederate States
shall he arrest and imprisonment unless they
within days from the date hereof, permit remain signed
the Commanding General the Provost Marshal of the
district in which they reside which permit will be renewed
time time by Endorsement setting forth the time of
extension The foregoing requirements will into effect
above the parishes Of St Bernard and Paque mes, within
days after the appointment of the Provost Marshals of those
parishes Every who desires TO go beyond the limits
he aforesaid districts parishes shall himself with
passport signed by Commanding General the Provost
Marshss tile district parish in which raid person resides
All orders issued by Provost Marshals in the eution
their office will be promptly obeyed, and disobednce
summons eanaing any of them will be with sum
mari command Of troops hereby directed
to comply promptly with acquisitions made them by the
Provost Marshas and to furnish them such assistance
they require The Police o. the city will In like
ner every assistance in their power When called
The Commanding confidently expects friends
Of order all those who baye heart Of cur gor
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80 zs...., ~ -. q sseslii
ts6lssAad sssfy - 2
q III ~ y. $3.50 ~ y. - NJ sasssas
8
sSs4
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= Z. s 8. = q 1t ssss
III. - lrssssss. sssore ssDiiity had mud,
i " y lleexs 90 disep pointed amoatonS seussu
e6dEAf sfAelings, gave expression, n his ora
+ 81 IS ~ stings. 10 many noble and pasr ietic
= -
Nh, ~ MNM very #Meils sattif -sbae rs eefl1
~ q lnag time, imposed tp6n the people %
- WY asstering sentimental COIN,
q rspeSts himself, tutns ont 70 be basely
4 ~ ~
\ ~ snninh Asd poaish of Nr. EEeretts orasions,
81 olssaacal slska6cs, Wsllrounded feriods,
~ ~; fhsir noble sentiment nave made
- iDantains from which tbs compierss of
SlaISs l4hpolsb BOOKS have drawn their most
WI sqpplias Scattered tbssngh e Ansfican
N I'D ii sTrea tisess On Eiocutionsp md
ssck HI p1blicatiops. Inay il fousd janumsfaile
= Y nom the loquacious md serlhAfi ions Mr..
ESerett III ia recital of 81
many q srcAih ~ sined him
~ sscarcsay iess III al On thsn the great
.8l0lHCtI
S Il s. u s1s q. tkese Y Readsrs there
sesh i = 4 gsm ], from Everett, pecu-
sicebls to Tho present times. "a isan az
ran y. eration- -psrhApa fonrth 81 July
IN showing the inpop abdity oa cenqusfips
nAtion determtnsd n III sss .sossil said,
ma ~ tfse MT " y worthy 81 republican
M Ne
sss ~ rcdisious enossssof 9 veteran army, be.
w aass.5nE saaenaor g sner arrag there i
SisS I'M Nv ahs 1ins
"a 1splaxsd !; a.. isvn s1ausI; N the name 81
e5ees the fsss Vim one hundred
~ .e.l inca p1ss@ ot 0ns
MI hasai 1 ses,,,s sssrSs
II j a1ing ~ thai fearful, raRcsroas, Irrational
q prey z ssssaoezsayy atspsak ~ Il hard to
~ ss = Ss s sEretss5
IN, hi & MI sI,sasS III st,s ese'
ss' il ~ edorss IL tie people Of Me pespzs
tor tssis rights moving not in organized,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-26

+ - s7s4 -t-rs BANK LOUISIANA, .
/ - 50 %9l e New Orleans Dec 81, 1915
I lST OF UNCLAIMED OR UNCALLED
for of money published accordance with an acs
of the Legislature. approved March 18TH, 1859;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-26

~ Col. Thomas Aslxew will leave for
eor'nh, Miss on TUESDAY next, tho 25h Instant and will
take charge OF all Letters for troops that place. articu
ay for the Crescent Regiment that be left at this Office
on Monday, prior to o'clock, P, NJ. s 1n22 2p2t