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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-02-12

~. ~" =" Wv
~. R.ssidsnt, I ID Asinduieanceof - Gu
u: e:auoo nor moment o. two; and ID doing II
on, am alone influenced By cuusideTs{lo IL dnty
are cases Of hardship no doubt ip this whole
;as're, .;', ana nothing but the necessities Of the
To "gulo induce me to sustain the Stay Law Of
tne last legislature This Is not intended = le,;sle
Ion ior ordinary times II is mainly intendeatc n,o.
eecs those who are called on to fight our baaies.
ana ior one Sir, am ~iiling-I am ready. IdxIife
to adopt the most rigid rules for the nnrr1ss c,..
ta;nlng those men who have identified thenssIves
with our army, and who have resolved ia st.nd hv
s fortunes till the last battle has been foupht-tijl
the last gun has been fred. All men have 10 sufer
nardshlps in times of war. Wives are made widows
and children become orphans in such times, and We
should not complain about whatever pecuniary in-
convenience may result from the laM. Nearly all
OF the States of this Confsderacy have provided
some kind of Stay Law or othss, and Why is it
that the people Of North Carolina afe denied that
relief and that protection which citizens Of other
states enjoy If the Convention shall repeal the
present Stay Law, and shall fail to substitute in its
stead some provision for the protection Of the peo
PIE, IN my cp'nion an amount Of suffering and dis
Tess Will De produced thereby, unheard of in our
otate; Nine-tenths of the people are more or less
IN aeot and if now compelled to pay, hundreds of
tnem Will De ruined-utterly entirely ruined. You
well know, Mr.. President the condition of the peo-
pie we represent-no man knows it better. You
know that we are essentially atebacco growing peo
ple We have two crops Of tobacco on hand. un.
sold, because there is now no market for it, and the
only means we have of paying our Confederate and
State taxes, is derived from the sale of our grain
Repeal then, Sir, the present Stay Law, and you
may as we'll transfer the property Of the poor labor
ers OF the county into the hands of the unfeelne
Spectator. Every consideration Of wisdom eyery
consideration of sound policy is on the sds Of tho
Stay Law. And, Sir, as one of Warren's delegates
in this Convention in her name and in behalf Of her
patriotic people, enter my solemn protest against
its repeal.
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GENERAL NEWS.

1t is stated that one of the objects Lincoln has in
sending Cameron as Minister to Russia is to form
an alliance offensive and defensive between the
Northern government and Russia
The Yankees in their late reconnoitre from Carlo
and Paducah into the lower part of Kentucky, COM
mitted infamous outrages upon the citizens of MUIR
ray. They stole money and goods broke open
houses, destroyed furniture, killed hogs, &c.
The people of Tennessee are rallyiug to the sup
port of Crttendens army. Horses, clothing, pro-
visions, &c, literally sent IN to the troops. We
trust the disasters and losses of his defeat will soon
be repaired
1t is stated that Gen. Beauregard is appointed in
command at New Orleans instead Of Columbus.
Gen. Pillow, it is reported has Withdrawn his
resignation and will soon report for duty.
1t is reported that Gen. "Stonewall" jackson, in
command at Winchester, Va, has resigned. We
hope not.
The Legislature of Mississippi resolved to call out
twenty thousand volunteers upon hearing of Crit
tenden's defeat at Somerset
Corn is selling at Norfolk at 66 to 67 cents per
bushel, and it is abundant Here tits selling at 81,
and is scarce.
Messrs Rives Russell and others, are urged in the
Richmond papers upon the government as proper
persons to fill the Office of Secretary of State.
Gen. Sterling Price, of Missouri, has arrived in
Richmond.
Gen. McCullock has returned to his command,
having procured arms and munitions.
The European news causes much uneasiness in
Yankeedom but it is said that Seward considers
every thing settled.
The negroes who have escaped to the Yankees
said to be treated very badly at Fortress Monroe
Capt Semmes, of the Sumter, has published in
tho London Times long and defiant letter, offering
to meet any Yankee war vessel of the Sumters size
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H We surrender much of our space to-day to
public documents and our correspondents.

News FROM EuRoPE.-The latest news fran Eu-
rope indicates that unless the Yankees shall obtain
series decisive victories over us within sixty days.
France and England will raise the blockade. 1t is
believed that France is ready to take the lead in
this matter an6 in recognizing the Southern Con-
federacy. The Northern papers urge the Governors
of the several States to raise force of 25O 900
for home defence
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DEATH OF A VETERAN EDIroR.-A s. Wellington,
Esq, senior editor of the Charleston Coucier died
recently in that city. Mr.. W. had been sixty years
connected with that paper and died in his ss year,
beloved and respected by ALL
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-02-12

HONE MADE PLows.-The Fayetteville O6ssrosr
publishes an advertisement of Mr.. Bryan Tyson,
who is engaged in the manufacture of plows in
Moore Co. 1t also speaks of an excellent article of
sieves made Of horse hair with white.oak frame,
bya Mr.. Gilbert, Of Sampson Co., on sale by Mr..
Tillinghast of that place.
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Our readers will find reading matter on the first
page. By some oversight we have omitted publish
ing the correspondence between Mr.. Ferebee Of the
Con ention and the Secretary of the Treasury, in
relation to the War Tax. 1t will be found on the
first page.
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WAR NEws-Nothing of any interest has oc-
CURED in any quarter of our army, worthy of note
since the battle of Somerset Slight skirmishing
has occurred on the Potomac, in Kentucky and near
Savannah, but little was gained or lost
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The following contributions have been received
by Sheriff High, since Nov. ID 1851:
For Col. W. j. Clarke's Regiment, "a pair socks,
by Misses Mary and Fannie Whihker.
Mrs. Geo. Little, 4 blankets ahd u pair socks;
Mrs. Rufin Tucker, one homemade blanket and
pair socks Mrs. G. W. D. Hutchins IA pair socks !;
Miss E. j. Newlin, pair socks Miss e. +. New.
lin, pair socks; Miss V. c. Royster, pair socks;
Mrs. Charlotte A: German, s pair secks; Mrs. 3.
socks; Miss Maggie U. Haywood. pair socks;
Miss E. Hinton, Il pair socks Miss Leonors Flem'
ing, pair socks; Master Alfred Haywood, Rair
socks Master Burke Haywood, 8 pair socks; .dsr.
trude Haywood, 6 pair socks; Mr.: Simon Turner.
2 blankets; Mrs. Hustled, 12 psir socks and ~ ~.
of SOAP From the Wake Female AID Society, u
shirts and 8 pair drawers. - y seszs7.
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The Louisville Courier" learns that all soldiers
who have left Gen. Crittenden's command have been
ordered under arrest by Gen. Johnston.
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The last words that dropped from Zollicofers
lips after the fatal ball had pierced his heart and be
was reeling upon his charger, were Go on, 60 on,
my brave boys! am killed."
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1t is said that Is officers and $50 privates were
released from Fort Warren, at Boston, on Tuesday
last
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Total amount of tayables.

Total amount Of taxables, $3,2O5,773
The taxes on which amount to sl6,59s ss-quite
an item in addition to the State and County taxes
for which they are already liable but which the tax
payers Of the district are disposed to meet cheer.
fully.
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For the Standard.

FOr TUG Et9ndafd.
Capt c. L. Cook acknowledge the receipt Of the
following articles for Company B. Of the 3sth regi.
ment of n. G. volunteers from their friends in Yad.
kin county, collected by Jesse Ceuch Esq, and for
warded by J. Cowles, Esq., per the hands Of Messrs.
Harris and Williams and begs to return the thanks
of the Company to the donors: Mrs. Susan Dennie,
quilts; Mrs. Lucy Windsor, lquilt; Mrs. Eliza.
beth Couch, quilt, towel, Blanket; Mrs. Mary
Orator, quilt; Mrs. Leah Robbins. quilt Mrs.
Nancy P. Burgess, quilt; Mrs Lovicy Mahafee,
quilt; Miss Cathrine Burgess, Equilt .sS--
The following was also colleeted and paid over
for the soldiers families: James Howard, s. Jesse
Couch, IS; Benne. Windsor, 80; Jesse Windsor,
81; Albert Aldred, S2-$16. 49,
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Messrs. Mason and Slidell bad not arrived nIps
land . at last accounts. The London 1sm6 ia
snoksn yery rasbly Of them, with de design, .io
doubt Of su2prsssing al euthnpiaapl upon tir =.
rival :. -. 3, sszsss sss.sac
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Confederate bonds are selling IN New otlsans It
q per cent. premium.
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The Speaker and Acting Governor.

We submit the following facts in the history of
the State, to the consideration of those who enter
tain doubts as to whether Henry T. Clark is only
acting Governor and as to the period when the term
of members of the Legislature expires -,
And first we invite attention to the following
communication, which appeared in this paper in
December, 1854
From the Standard of December 90, 1s54l
THE SPEAKER AND ACTING GOVERNOR.
The following highly interesting communication;
addressed to the Editors of this paper appears to he
conclusive in the view taken of the Speaker of the
Senate exercising the powers of Governor. The
statements made from the history of the State. may
be implicitly relied upon. We repeat, they settle
the question. p,
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ix.cTinla nj E.ros1ucs.

roRr AnsNs- rer ses,ner r II Rebetts 80 hhds s,sa,
YSfss g M y .'s t.
we ssi sRs sugar Do BsSs N WiIsS,
ass q 4 3 fss @s'sfa ssl sssSs
Ass III: s sega" wa Mssats
i'll sgs III sS I'll nss
pneT ADAMS Far steamer iags, tl 50 hels molasss
Il ns' s sss s=,ss Is
Nsens mslssss Sis sgsy n xs
i s ss.s Y ss;ss
Shss Hawkins Norwoea is do Th6eanlt
81; hhds sugar 5li hills 81 hf bills molasses.
GRAND ECoRE Per steamer Louis Or IS bales
Raader clambs seo-6 hhos sugar TOD Grihble Ssoo,
bbls moasscs Ar Nenhersers do to crer2O hogs Ii. hend
MEAtPHIs-Per steamer j Pargoud-sundres to order.
BAYOU SARA Per steamer j NJ Sharpe sundries to
wAsHINGToN-Per steamer Milton Relf-suudres 10 ORDER
BEECH HITL-Per steamer Elcanor-l0 hhds sugar Lob
Chsrpane ~ do john Watt kco leo hogs aud ssunariss
oglesbs ( Macanlas-sundries to order
GRAND steamer sa. sss mG1assss
hogs and sundries to order - -
Sss eson
bS Is If Sis meas;ss VEST Ksnshsw es%maek soi1s
Iow-2l bales ndse Perkins sco-sundries to order.
.DoSA!psoNyILLE-psr steamer Acada-sundries to
der-Totai 6i5 hhds sugar ao2 bbls molasses.
Railroads. ,.-
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON March 1892 l52 bbls lime 7 Hardie &co-5O
do Doi 100 ties rice Huntington Bro ia kegs nails to
Keauy Bos Sco 40 bSs tobacco VanBenthnyfen Grafton
l6 bhs pota W Grohe scks potatoes bdls broos
Geo Men 81 shove Ranney - scks peas Van
.Wiekle-sunores to order
CANTON. March 1872 ~ bales hay " II Burnet-34 do
c da % Geo do
Connelly-a do Ably & Catching-Toal 1889 bales hay.
CANTON February IS 1884, Sc scks oats Thornhiil ECO
50 scks IL scks lad keg butter bXs ndse
Wie Adams bb meal Geo Nj nsan-l turk. VS. to
Mcfarland bags vegetables Free Marketsun
dries to order. s5Ssi& y. 4.sFa}niy1
CANTON. March i ls62-63 bbs -four to NJ "a rolls
leailor Mann kco2s do Witherall-5 do G Smith
dco9 bhls beef Skipwh 80 scks oats Nixon &cole
scks potatoes j & g Cromwcll-snndres to order. '
n. o., OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
RRAslIEAR CITY March l. sG2-s bbls molasses hhds
sugar Rrander Chambss Eeo25 do Darby Trcmouet4 do
Carln- 10 do Beocq Nobom SCOT do hare &co--65
do Lobit Ghaphnte-l0 do Augustin Il ThbantU do Toe
dsno Taylor 80 do Fellowes &ro5 do Levy npterls9
hogs Wilkins Scoll head cattle 10 NJ Rey- suudres to
order, 800. s ~ B. Z o.
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9Th NrI,ans 4ailp crescent,
fsIEP e RTMENT COLUMNS
atb Orleans alnnea Harktt.
5t,REscssr OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street.
9fs' Saturday NiSyht March T. 1861

Saturday Night, March l, lS62
wss s9sss ssSs ss s ss IF ss
ss 4 Lying for ars /, M sesssss ss
sre a ass foanssd
ss ss sas asss a aS
e s ssy s n
h sa5s nos nos
e n'sisas a aas
sss @ r. r 81 g o I'D
r !. szsa ND sy one foo.
~ Y sss hay San pc oana N 0's
sas sss Ds ss ,h suashs
e saS nss sssa i sasn sE sss
fsm 10 week
~ IA ssa
OF It is expected that any regular mode or
@ @ .t
# 6sass sum s ~ h
distant n,.ks he general DEPOSITS
eseas ssfs oaesa millions
havs excuse Whasever from nai eans forward
ee5 and ot
s. 5 STATE bonds
he currency Of the day. IS regards ultimate
has been object Of attraction MS
Closed q assereed s. he
Unemployed money has been ~ ned 70 m
ass 81
ass n
ho ding II away
much saies sree Than the other sses sugar
Sss Nssk s' Ns's ~ N =
sxpse.sa that have ANYTHING ssyond
SraSehs 81 goods
an eohs are greatly
shelves ss. ,0le5 sa,
iIlne trade q the .h h THAT e
h occasionally kegs nails being called for.
8 oDsso sa III. aes hass mot
course trade Many prof.
lss bq few ysy few ss.
are msls small ~ nas
wbo during stss # peace
y Il n.
s III MS Il nisSs
s,ss
g 1ss was
ssas
Tn i eh b Msa asy .ns s
P0 one Week. Viii expire
aSs r. s
y closed By light or ja.cs unlth
Thsss t. Be- made
Sess1aos hoaEh saaissd
e aan gS
II investing the loan
ich books have been opened this week has
y raise State 4h Of which
N: Jastsf enacted, f. That said bonds shall NOT be cd
ssass j ie IL u
treasury Of the stare The credit Of the general fund
any said bonds be purchased by any Of the
New 0resns the eds or the same shall remain
Deposit banks md shall b. drawn rom
needed in like as IL they
part general fnnds on deposit IN ne state
.}3S t4i, IA 5S5;
this receivable Of State taxes
under The State and redeematle twelve
after definite treaty of peace with our enemy il IS
manifest parties can ohain advantages unless the
bonds must be overlooked that this an get loau
and ~ tha favorable character Section Of the
u actreAds as follows:
attached shall be mad payable 70 the bonds shall
exceeding eight cent annnn
payabe and shall payable at the expiration Of
less hnn three than ten years. at The discretion Of the
Of principal and interest Of the bonds issued
this the ample security is given which we may
Gds hereafter But the question ambition Of DO lars
avail themselves Of the privileges therein
have nothing remark the general share market
negotiations going shares Of the old banks n from
for Bank Of Louisiana and State Bank 70 Clti;
Hnk Shares of The banks held within the range OF
Bonds hrr City consolidated lg5 City bonds 70 rail
and by them endorsed g0i03 State boItsnone on
Railroad $500 There hays been few sales of
inAraos pacng In other respects the week
II eIossg qnet and somew hat res Mar market
affair. Dne Of the hanks has sold $O Eusops. he
f and for francs sO025 There exchange
exchange baances bank have been reduced
n HfirDh a prphES. ID T.
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Beblslo IT ibe Narktts.
SGREsoEHr oF5iCE, No. 10 EAnp STREET, !
Monday Morning, March o, 1862.

MUfnnR' }
COTTON. We did not hear Of sale to-day.
sss lT0AA f:G0. \. Nothing reported. III .5S3
HG supply liberal the demand Is fair at
Yesterday prices 1900 hhds. sold
Common Gn0d Common,
Eair fahy limo Choice,
for GAriHed Yellow, for Clarified White. and
i for ktoge Dried White. - s353sJ =
MOa1AE demand
1sd. 900 ii Id &c. for n rrnen,pg iGc
Prime and 1876 for Choice Reboied. Aio 100
i half bblsS n Ne fr Fermening and lSc. Prime.
II sass A. sacks and y hbs Super
CORN notica small to-day al the reduced rate
which 90 White and yellow were end yester
reported
IlA " lgG bales Grab Grass sold nj sls u ton
retail demand supplied al 2sc for terces and
&c. "A H. for 49, ir 80
n n IL 6. Ness Ii rala,ling At si5as5O u bb
Shoulders Sides Ok Plain
Hams Clear Sides and Sugar cured Hams, none IN The
,Ths retail demand for Old Bourbon and No
nangass has been supplied 81 60 81 Rectifed made
stresl l.ouis Rum al ST 20@S1 rs n gallon.
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HALC ABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTIES
in the First and Fourth Districts and Four Lots re,a
BY GARDNER SMITH & CO.,
GARDNER SNIiH. Auctioneer


GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer,
3D.. ..... Office 81 Common Street
SATu ysa March g. 1sSs win hs sold 1t
sss 1%H % do s or S Sds with all
lchoupous and Ltvee streets measuring each u
s sSssPh .!ss II 10y S y fs a Tbs
H. LOT orGEouSp with tte mpros einel, thereon, III
N.s # %ss y IL g 'ss i. sn
wEde The Improvements comp lie ouir Cox
tnge House having each 20 and attic Kitchen csleu,
OF? s EoSs s by
?H 91Sa 'f! IT, IS an he S So
sn md f n s. feet # t5'G. ut. ." % sse
f II ca = feet t, ont IN Laurent street By .. n
oa Phillip srh line t&Ss 70 d. n "sot
ny%ds ssm Il - nh : n az 10 on n line y
lines the neere. Laurent street Nos : 8 and a
1ss fS" 81 F' SS s Lot bounded by
Sasa rh w. e. and Wits na d ct des
No % s ~! tie N ssrn Y ~ or rs lip
street s,,I 3; depth Of is9 ssl
n,d alley No. measures 81 feet front Philip street by
M sf he eS sa s sS, 3
ns n asd ts+t on the rear line Nos 10 II ana -
@ t' S' q 1"i" and iS Is BY ss sSP }.t &
feet inches Nos ana have ea'h the use Of ass o'
use Of ''S pe e,n 10 'is. s wds '"T* s.
M 49, H. 70 snd II Zach q feet 81 inches from,
the reRr 10 feet wide, froniin. on Basin street $685. "
s. -FOUR VACANT Lots tiretnn pn r.h of efsr .nn
lots IN ,liare 10. L. DESIGNATED Nos aud l. plan
Drawn ny e. NJ sprngbtit. deposited the office OF j. r.
Marks notary Said lots 80 feet ftout on
cite Avenue by $50 feet III depta Two Nos il nad il in
Square No. !6. bounded by Eighth, Ninth L4faye
"d ire property measuring each ~ on Eghh
H4-I ERMs-Dnethird cash. ,rti ca b,lsnr. a,
and yeais' credit hearing mortgage On ,i
properly, with interest and
- 1900 '' "a
frrred to the vendor. fT" t'7
Act Of sale before s. Magner Notary Public at the es
peuse of tie purchasers. "
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CATTLE II RRK EFT.

JEFFERSnN CITY Marci s. 1862
Arrived Saurd III Texas Beeyes Hogs 80 Veal
sats It sod VA ~ Texas apd = Western
Veal Cattle AID 26Meh Cows Stock remaining sale are 81
Texas and Western Reeves 1865 Hogs &C Veal Cattle and s.
Mich Cows We Jnote Ss
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A. CALHOUN GUARDS, CO. A, co. b 9TH
..onsana regiment Volunteers now at Manassas, WA
m FEW GOOD MEN will be received increase The humber
k Of the above Company hundred and wenty.nve
a BOUNTY OF tIFTY DOLLARS, board, lodgings,
portAnn and clothing furnished Immediately.
The Comp my numbers hundred and one, that
only few wanted bring the maximum prescribed
by law.
As the Company about to be r,organzd young join
ing will have The privilege of elecng their officers This
Comp is acknowledged be Of the in The
Confederate service
of Srong's.
HENRY STRONG Recruiting Officer,
CAPTAIN Company b. 9th Louisiana Regiment
md I'm Volunteers. Col. l. G. Seymour, Commanding n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-03

OFFICE THE FIRM ALARM !
POLICE TELEGRAPH City Hail. !
x8- To the Fire Department and other
Citizens-As many unreliable complaints have
this etce in regard 10 condition and working of thu several
Boxes and Gong and the striking OF the Bells
ed to make all complaints hereafter the office OF the Chief
Engineer of the Fire Department Odd Fellows Hail. entrance
Lafayette street (where they will only be eived order
that the correctness OF all reports may he ermed upon
that Officer and then by him oil
the Telegraph, at this Office
JAS BEGGS Chairman
ia:9 If ~ FIJI e Alarm and Police Telegraph
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-03

I'VE HES CO,NNuFsEsDEKAT!G STATES PATENT
Il WOO HOOP COTTON TIE fastening for Mailing
Cotton which has been tested by 10 This
ron pa tAon and conprssne to the required
Tor hphtnt Abroad CLASPS R each which plAuer. in
purchasing WI use On their hoops. Forsae by e. n DAVIS
taeh'ee, iioiiy sprngs Miss and THEODORE DIV Al,
agent. al Nixon Co 5. Is Union street. n -Ila pu}c
lug on This patent ' '' S' ''e -, ,iua Is
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BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST.

NEW ORLEANS
&c And IL
BAYOU SARA MAIL LINE COMPANY
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
For Bayou Sara and the Coast.
, The new passenger packet
'h Lava: S.,. 6.;... Capt T. T. GROSS.
EYERY SUNDAY MORNING al 9 o'elosk
WEDNESDAY :, at Il o,rio.L
=. FRIDAY :. al gociork'
Returning leaves Bayou Sara A'
EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY s.aAa
FOR Fort AdnmE, Tunfcn, Morg1.n1n Rn uo,s
Sara and the Coat
,,,nr, Wv, Inc nue. passenger pacset
LAUREL HILL. .-.....,.....,,...,... Cant usro
Leaves New Orleans - '''
Every MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENING at o,cloeh
Extending her trips on Thursday up a. Fort Adams
For Batom Rouge and Fort Adams,
AZ .,,,p, lie passenger packet
Leaves ior Baton Rouge every WEDNESDAY, at5P NJ
Leaves 'or Fort Adams every SATURDAY, ut r.
For Doaa ltfsonvile and the Coast
,c.n, Tho new and fine passenger packet
Leaves New Orleans every TUESDAY and Ti,IfRsDhVs,
10 O'clock and SATURDAY, at l2M. "
eefR Always on the landing st. Louis htrsnt t.,
boats. " ~ " us 'oi 'no SosVS
N.Y. V. LANOUH AGENT,
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Hlatile 5Mflligsute.
CsxscEEr toTrIcE. No. 10 Camp strsst. I
Monday Morning, March 5. 1859.
Arrived Saturday.

SfeambOata.
Y Louis DIOR, johnson, I'M Gfaud Ecore.
L i r Pergoud, Tob II. fn Memphis.
& II II Sharpe, Dye, I'm bayou Harn.
Milton Relf. Pickett, fin Washington.
" Eleanor, Scott sim Beech Hill.
= " Burton, Boissat. flo Alexandria. 5sg
rs Csonisy. Neal fun Beech Hill.
TEent Deisseaii, I'm Graud Ec0fe. SCR
Acadia, sincenf. FIN Doraldsonslils. Il
arrival Raster1aY.
Steamboats,.
rW Roberts, Roberts, ri, Fart Adams.
Laurel Hill, Heno i'm For Adams.
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sSsIIsfASsTSf SHALL ARMS FOR GOVERN
1%Tsffx---1s&5 men-Ferh0ns having Guus of any tes
NJ " eripti,n or Roybntts 10 Sell or donate
ESyJ 10 The Government, ,ai or dispose OF
- the same, by calling tie Confederate
uun Agency, No. Is Camp street
Major Geni ". LOWELL,
Commanding Department No | C. S. A.
BALLARD S. DUNN,
Dig II ChaaAin and Ord, Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-03

@s PRIZE BOAT BUILDER ,as
aSA8 OF THE SOUTH i -
j. MAIfONY, Algiers. La.
Will furnish the shortest notice on the approve
models Pleasure and Race Yachs and Skeleton Ro,
Boats Ship Schooner and Steamboat Yaws SkHs aud Rov
Boats. OF all descriptions built the shortest notice
Also hand
Oars spars Blocks AID everything appertanng to Ynl
dtng on hand and for sale the lowest prices
MI lvfW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-03

OFFICE THE NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON
AND GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY,
New orleans, February b. le62.
~Ihe following RESOLUTION was adopted
BY The Board of Direct OF this Company, their meeting
held on the 18th instant:
Resolved That the Secretary be and he hereby directed TO
insert in newspapers published in New Orleans two
In Mississippi adj ertisemen calling meeting OF the Stock
holders of This Company the Office of the Company in New
Orleans the first Monday of March, 1862 from o'clock A.
NJ o'clock p to vote the acceptance rejection Of
The the Legislature of Mississippi granting the right
issue notes Tor circulation money.
fel4 tms r. s. CHARLES, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-03

Nv Roberts, Roberts, fn Fart Adams.
Laurel Hill, Heno, i'm Fort Adams.