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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-28
FREMONT HAS TAKEN SPRINGFIELD.
Splendid Charge of his Body
Guard.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 27.-The following des-
patch was received this evening"
HEADQUARTERS, IN THE FIELD, NEAR HA-
NASHVILLE, Mo-, Oct. 26.-To Capt Mckee
vcr, assistant Adjutam General ~ estcrday
afternoon, Major Leagoyn, at the head of my
guard, made most brilliant charge upon
body of the enemy drawn up in line Of battle
at their camp at Springfield, 1000 or 22O0
strong. He completely routed them, chased
them from the town, hoisted the national flag
on the court house, and retired upon rein
forcement which he has already joined.
Our loss is not great. This successful
charge against such very large odds is a noble
example to the army. Our advance will oc-
cupy Springfield tonight.
ISigncdl j. C. Fremont,
Major General commanding"
Gen. Fremonts body guard numbers three
hundred and fifty men.
HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DEPARTMENT,
Government Station, Missouri, Oct. 26.--rhe
following dispatch has been received announc-
ing the most brilliant victory at Springfield
by General Fremont's body guard numbering
$50 men =
FiUe Miles out of BohUdr, 10 A. NJ. Oct. % -
General report respectfully, that yesterday,
at P. NJ, | met at Springfield 1000 OF the
rebels, formed in line OF battle. They gave
me very warm reception, but your guard,
with one feeling, made charge, and in less
than three minutes the enemy was completely
routed by $50 men. We cleared the city of
every rebel, and retred-t being near night,
and not feeling able to keep the place with SO
small force.
Major Whites command did not participate
in the charge. | have seen charges, but such
brilliant bravery have never before seen, aud
did not expect Their war cry, Fremont and
the Union !" broke forth like thunder.
(Signel) CHARLES SEAGoNI,
Mayor commanding Body Guard.
Col John NJ Richardson, who rode over TO
the vicinity of Springfield last evening,
says -
Seagoni was guided TO the town from the
Jefferson to the Mount Vernon roads, by
Judge Owens. The rebel camp was just out
side the city, Seagoni was compelled to pass
through lane, and let down number of
fence rails before he could charge ON the foe
thus drawing their fire.
There was good deal of street firing in
Springfield and from the houses. Two scces.
siOnists, who ran out of their dwellings and
fired at the body guard, were killed. Seagoni
was advised OF the force of the rebels, but he
was Determined to have a fight Col. Pearce,
said t. be from Arkansas, commanded one of
the regiments.
1t is thought that the cause of the increased
rebel force at Springfield was the large
amount of plumber gathered there for some
weeks past which it is stated they intended to
take south with them, but which will of course
fall into our haLds The loss of either is not
stated.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-28
Prisoners and Baggage Taken.

New CREEK, VA, Oct. 27.-Gen. Kelly
matched from this point, Friday night, and
attacked Romney yesterday afternoon, routing
the enemy, and capturing many prisoners
three pieces of cannon, and all their wagons
and camp equipage. The rebels reiterated
toward Winchester. Our loss was rihing
that of the enemy was not ascertained.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-28
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.

BOSTON AND VICINITY
WIN II. Sumner, son Of the late Hon. In
crease Sumner OF RoXbury, well known and
respected citizen of jamaica Plain, died on
Thursday last at the age OF eighty-two years.
He was formerly adjuant general of Massa-
chusetts, ana IN later years haS devoted his
large "c"''i ~ ''ie e'I""'''S S'iS"' VI '''Si"
ture'
zen. hutiet auureSseu 'ii'n ~ atteilu
ed war meeting III hoHoury' tTIuay evening,
IN winch ne expressed lne nope 'hat we ulght
soon be nghung nor only on me Oanks OF the
Potomac or me SHORES OF Nortn CaroIlha' Out
even On .e S.to!ee y! I',u ~ y
lighted ny smoking anu Fepe'lious Clues
ESSEX COUNTY.
Thomas Beers OF Needham, not used to
Getty ways" went 10 New York last week, and
fell into the hands of the peter Funks, who
do heavy brass jewelry business on Fulton
street. The silly fellow was swinded out OF
considerable amount OF pocket money, ana was
only sa'eu lIoul SIea'eI i"so ~ INV i"'Si'Si
ference OF Poheehah' u - IN,
Nathaniel Fope' son Oh ia T. Iole, oI D"il,
Sers' lel' RON nut 'ree on o"'uruay '"s', n a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-28
rmn AFFAIR AT BALLS BLUFF.

WASHINGTON, Oct 27.-General McCIcl-
Ian has issued an order, speaking in the high
est praise of the Massachusetts fifteenth and
twentieth, the California, and the Tammauy
regiments, for their gallant conduct at the
battle near Leesburg, on Monday. He speaks
OF the extraordinary obstacles they had TO en-
counter, aud asserts that the same bravery
and activity, under less trying diilicu ties,
would insure a brilliant success. He don't at.
tribute the reverse to any error OF General
Stone, but relieves him aud his men OF all re-
sponsibility for the result
Bligadier General Burns, late commissary
at Cincinnati, has been ordered to command
Gen. Bakers brigade.
There are now at least $4,000 rebels in the
vicninity, 10000 men having been sent from
Manassas.
THE REBEL ACCOUNT.
A dispatch in the Richmond papers reports
the capture of nearly six hundred prisoners at
Leesburg, and twelve hundred stand of arms.
No artillery was fired by the rebels, whose
loss is stated at three hundred killed and
wounded. Five hundred and twenty federal
prisoners are said to have been brought to
Sudley Church. They say that between four
and five hundred tederals were KILLED and
three hundred drowned in the Potomac.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-28
SHREtVs8 URY.
IVIN2,NS,E;lR5S PERFECT GUIDE FOR

PASSPORTS Every BODY leaving the
- Country must havc S Government Passport
lheN are iHrnished u the shortest possible time by
JOHN BOY DEN. Notary Public,
81 diff lincoln House Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-28

EkESS-M AklNt.-A After spending sew
- eral wears with experienced Dressmaker Of this
city, have opened Ne Mechanics Hall. and
respectfully solicit the patronage Of the ladies' q Mor4
cester and vicinity. A. 5. Il, SMITH,
o22 d2wt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-28

Would pectfuy inform his friends and the public
that he has returned to the OLD stand Foster street
where he is better prepared than ait upon ali
those who may iavcr him with II. compe eut female
will attend the Ladies Hair Dressing Bathing Rooms
W, H. j. Will pay especial attention the manufacture
of Ladies' and Gentlemen GOssanar and Ventilated
Wigs; also the Transparent Hair Parting and ali kinds
of Hair work. Jankus Hair Restorative and Hair Dive
Tor sale. American House Block Is Foster sweet
oil
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-28
TIE REBELS COMPLETELY ROUTED.

A Battle at New Greek.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-02
rHE EVE MY,s PLANS.

The Withdrawal saf the Federal troops from
Southern Missouri, and their ncentration in ST..
Louis, gives color to the report that grand de-
scent OF tho Mississippi river Is In contemplation.
~ this surniae be correct, all of the available
strength at the Federala In the West is to be
thrown into Cairo, whence al expedition will
stsss III the object Of oyerrunning the Missis-
sippi Valley from Columbus to New Orleans.
Tkis Is the programme, but its execution is an
other and q different thing. We do not believe it
can be aene. That Generals Polk and Pillow
appreciate the situation, We have abundant evi-
Saencs. 10 be forewarned is said to be forearmed
and that every means will be employed to arrest
this Intended raidswe have the fullest assurance
The possession;of New Orleans would be worth
more % the Federal cause than the possession d
any other point in the Southern Confederaeg,
This is the cotton entrep6tof the Mississippi Val
ley. the great center Of Southern commerce. We
owe #, not 70 the Performance Of tie enemy but
the impregnabihty of our position, that the at
tempt has not been made heretofore That the
difficulty of the enterprise is fully understood, we
may easily infer from the telegra phc report that
one hundred thousand men are to be- ampioyed in
the experimento of q descent Of the river.
We need not state what is the nature and the
CITY NJ, exprass al, i, ,,n,,ilitarv on;nion
when Va sar 4at t,,a, ana rs,ai tba ena.
III IA, :; s,rct, h. Verv
liEeIv hv ! ,,aor,s tTs dssrant
s. m, r;,a, u r,as = t,s ~, t;r, 4,
effort 4. an,roser Is fron, ma fsnlfs ira
4; s;sIe, c,sa iii e
.r, va tI,a ,as i
3 - h,,st ,,ayha,,s ~
.sst -
er;snca II ! foIIs u a. AZ,
win Tbas i .,,s
nrsss bes,, Il, s.,
aIa ~, : :.
~. y 7ou'ii
N ~, J.. possesson Coy W.
iernsst;on ~ -. NV, ~ ~ sApenses y sne
y n.- w SNOW that u 70 Migrant taise-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-02
sAea:st,..l

aulaa 81 We for Clothing Children Of our
en. beg leave toretus their thanks TO those friends
.9 hase aided them bg donations money goods and cloth
ps 8 Thu charity, Up this time twelve hun
have been 70 about four hundred
W. 4 from information received from the
e want Il nseessry n,sst
ies we aave Of this duty
hepe st means wl be promptly fnisned to eon,nste
q g the 81 those Who are ,b;
ives in tse defense q our rights 'l'ls
The Assoea ian wpaa gladly audefake IN atd,tto, y
original eiothps sdrtn If
by les having military ciains az hs;n
feconnaerasd W those Who willing ii aid 81 I'LL, ot
humanity VT tps must easey depend ppsn thu means m
t,lshed BY chssi.abie public Mp 8 $50 "
oop,ribusionst in money dry gsods and spafs clotb6
a Canal Bank baiIdine corner
and hfe The Ladies' are euraaea
1ron y ~ every day cutting out and distributing
ss ~ I. 4 gss do 2p3ss Z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-02

nndegned having been informed by poor and respect
her asniltes BY making shirts soldier
certain aaaafseu il If said artcts
street near ag at they cannot ge pay for thsr
inthe tickets bonds said which
s1e nos up ,ieir work
70 zen poara q thus compelling them to al
Ten Doars @ofsiio wos Ii and lit heir
hereby notify aiperens for 81 holpe
ths that We viii redeem all said
bonds IN the enfrent Iii nis III our
Ia2d % Matches strset. ss $50 i
90 2plt ssstE 4 q TEtos Ii CT ARK a BRO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-02
GOV. JACKSON 81 MISSOURI.


f That trGest of the true Gov. Claiborne F. Jack
son, Of Missouri arrived in the city last Saturday,
tson h,ainess connected with the Southern cause in
his own noble State. He was properly greeted by
the military authorities, and our esteemed Gov.
|ernor, and was rendered the hospitalities Of the
lefty generally His quarters are at the ST. Charles
I Hotel where he will remain a few days, and we
hope his time will pass away agTeeably., There
are few men, very few, in the Southern Confed-
Iseraey, who have, done as much for Southern en-
franc ement az GOV. jackson. The REDEMPTION
Of Missouri from Aboltion thraldou1 is in q great
measure owing q the daring as well al far-sighted
policy be pursued, and all honor to him for it,
During the yening, the fifth company OF the
Washingto Artillery, Capt. Hodgson, turned ont
An full dress uniform and sefenaded him lii res
sponse TO loud and continued calls and amid much
enthusiasm, the Governor, although in anything
ibnt robust health, made a speech of considerable
length, in which he graphically portrayed the
trials, troub1es and almost insurmounfahIe diff
senlties Missourians had to encounter before they
could rend asunder the shaokles of the Lincoln
ideHpotism the most odious despotism the earth.
has ever known but which at last has been ac-
complished BIZ the nearly unaided bravery of her
gallant sens. The Governors narrative was ex
trenaely interesting, and our only regret is that
our space does not allow us to go into details
When he concluded |, loud cheers greeted him, and
everybody went away satisfied with Missouri's
bluff brave hearted and indomiable old Governor
~ whose pariotic ocabnlary as long as the pres
ent war last, the words death or victory alone
exist, MI *sl9s q. E{ n 4
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{ The Confederate States
COTTON TIE 4NDsw HOOPS.
! zo.a"2 O.. -eG I'd
T.. N. DAVIS, Patentee,
HOLLY SPRINGS MISS -f"
Con fesKerefe States

This the most fastening made the construction
bringing into action of the powerful principles known
in mechanics that the stronger the stronger the
clasp abon the hoop and the therefore The hold
and SO simple that child may make it.
The test in saymansks press this city, The IL ipsau
of bale of COTTON bound in white oak hoop can
Messs Nixon Co. Is Union stree-den1onstrsed
that bound this way bears the perfectly
for foreign ipaen and iron bands be dispensed
with. .. RI. .. .-+.
It can be furnished cheaper than any Other and brings
use hoopswhch DO made by plantation handsof white
oak hickory, and other suitable wood be found ever
In the Confederate States thus saving large yearly per
centage. -. -- .... T.
Dgections for Cotton bales should one inch wide
by three sixesnhs thick, enlarged the ends to quarter
INCH thick, a. "a, .#
For the lie and other particulars, address -
r. -z~,-g THEODORE DUVAL,' "a
my q,1n, .- ..ff t.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-02

SUCCESSOR To sEWELL t. TAYLoR) IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE LIQUORS, ETo,
Nos. 10 and Is Royal street,
Has now instoe sarge supply Of the CREME
BoUzY CHAMP pints; also brands
viz: CHARLES HE1DsEICK, PIPER HEIDSEICK, PAR
MERTIER and other brands of inferior quality. have
large assortment of the best Old Sherrie as aONT
i4ADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GoLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MADEIRA, of
direct importation other Maderas grade superio
Old London Dry Dock PORT and other Ports Of less gada
The celebrated sAlARAC BRANDIEs-vin 1885, I79S
1909 and supply always hand All grades of
GLAREf and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood Wins
KYsscoteh and 1rish Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat Whs
kys SCOTCH ALE and PoRTER pints and quarts COR
DlALs etc. MY usual assortment of the best WINES which
will he sold on other city
AARON BIRD,
ais 2pIy Nos. ls and is Roval street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-02

4 BaeoN, ASHES AND sALr. During the RevoIu-
ton, good bacon was made with one peck Of salt
and an abundance Of hickory ashes to six hundred
pounds. ln applying the ashes 1T is well to have
2 bucket of nolasses, and apply portiof with a
white washing brush tn each joint. when wen
sneaFed, rub On the ashes, which win thus adhere
Hrmly and make an imp enetrahle cement, WI
Let the experiment be tried. ! If the consunp.
ton # salt could be thus diminished, So as to dis
appeint the Of greedy SPECTATORS, it
wonld be o public blessing. s% .1s.,f =; i55s+& 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-02

-..-.. ,.... ... =. STATE OF LouIsrIEl,t . b.
..-... Parish of Orleans, city of New Orleans,
Be it remembered that this 18th day of December 1850
before me- the subscriber Justice of Peace and for IN
city Aforesaid personally appeared Oe Gaard President
and A. sGhrehe Secretary, of tho Czens Mutual Insr
company OF New Orleans who being duly sworn according
law do dapose and say that the accounts are lust and
rae and correct transcript from the books Of said COMPANY
.a5s- -f 0. 3AILLARD, President.
o., ~ A. sCHREIRER, Secretary.
sworn to and subscribed before this day. December lb
1850. ARTHUR sAUCIER ~
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish OF Orleans
The Board Of rustees have resolved per cent in
teret the outstanding Certificates Profits for the vas
1851 1853 and 1859 and after the second MONDAY In Feb
ruary next.
.si.s .'a .-. -fRusFEEs-
Geo. West B, P.Hunt,
go Jas. A. White, 49,. - NJ Musson.'
Dougas West, Martin GoTdfn, JI.,
u. Jamlson, Nulna Aueustin,
~ A. Miltenbergera Cesare 0Evler,
- .. Loisy, A. Behn,
b.. .'T f' 9msr Gaillerd. ~ ..- r ,
Company oonnueto insure against pars
and rivers and losssud damage by FIRE. the curentrates
premiums. - as-- 4-r-as --.z z1,Es :
ks- Office, No. 5 Csrondeletstrees. dl7tf
NEW sNESJR MARY e = :,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-02
IN CHARITIES stfees. IN

- - N'sAaN Ses .. II
GENUINE POPULAR MEDICINES.
FOR sALE.By A.E
N r. WRIGHT Sc CO..
No. III chartres street, New orleans,
s In Quantities to suit pu chasers.
QuISIkE, - =
WTNER's CANADIAN yERMIFUGE,
JOHN BULLS sARsAPARIL' A, "a
HosrETTER's BIrTERs, saS ...s-.. ~. nj
- AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
wIsrAR's BAbsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
+ 80 +. RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. r. 5 "a,
E. t7y.sa: DR. JAYSEss FAMILY MEnIcINEs,
$50 ~. q COD LIVER OILS, ~ { Pr
/ Ss.y ss.esv .DALLEYs MAGIcALPA1N Extra cToR
osgocd's India Cho'agoge, t,E $780, s7sg 5-
Rogers Syrup of Liverwort and Tar, -es
Brandrehs Pills, TO SOS '7"
Perry Davis Pain Killer, IL. h. ~ ... +. 1.
Mofats Pills, -.> s-+iL ~. y - 81
- Nofa,'s Pills ~ "- '77 -a&s3 ',sEG '
49,. AcLanes veln,ifuge and Pills,
,.ss]gs' Hootlands German tBitsers, +.p *
B. 4. Fahnestock's veruifuge, s-0.-5-.
: s.S,, winsow's Soothing Syrup, 'ss.~
Smiths Tonic Syrup for Chils ETC.,
@-4. vanderveers indicated schu.pps @
Mills Bourbona. s,' --s
~ Wilson's Rat and Roach Destroyer
81 re- 1-s-z Van Zandts Detergent,
-@F Dareys Proph, Tactic Fluid.
. ...g... -.l, . = Hausrs Katharion. "
Gays Ointment.
Wrights Reiuvenapg Elixir,
~ Sedlitz Powders, ->s 81" ID. -fa
- Hair Dyes, n ~ .7-
u..e :; gr, Soaps, -v,. s
$500 sT- a.. Sal. Soda OF.
F, 4'9-s ~ '',s'f Perfdmery,
.-..z.- .-.. IL cologues,
Wrgh:s Southern Indian Vegetable Pills. . 4.
All of which warranted GENUINE and will furnished
any quantities suit druggists and Dealers lowest
''e ]. WRIGHT & CO.,
-G's4 @5 $N Is. LE5E@ 5 q Ihartfes street,
sd2 gp4teod Between Cans and Cpstombouss streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-02

- in consequence of the gres.t de
as lof es rs as have
loras y the ssr ssa,s viii be VIA
rs reserve at 81 30 Fersons dsToas ~
sessrns bss can 40 by applying ii PSas.ihe s M
A Marches street, between the 10 Al IL aad p M
M sepf M ~ - - :. /
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-02
ReeeIyar,s Notice.

y s CeHFEnERAEa STATES or AspRfnA !,
80 Sa #Reaeiser's t1css No. 100 O. ayief atrest I
ssaatacss All tiss portion The Perish OF o..
@ es anoye aaas sheet eacspsipg the right bank Of
aS owes aEa ipeiadss the Parisiof Jeferson
s3gsg sas5s 4 SsEo RGI1 W W ARD Receiver,
2 VAss <i'St4 Inf fsyarias
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-02
MILITARY EsseDorissa,s.


sss@ ID. III II FEET,
ia2 CANAL STREET, rouEo BUILDINGS,
Z n $4,000 G. D. GUN CAPS. So ~
gT4o,o F. Rand GER. GUN GAPS. Z = a
\ IA 90 lbs. ASSORTED SHOE TWINE. O., -'F Hi
100 GROSS PLAYING CARDS.
y vi G OLD AND SLAYER FRINGE.
GOLD AND SILVER PANTALooN BANDS
- GOLD AND SILVER BR AIDS AND GALONs 's
35 GOLD PLATED STAFF BUTTONS. - +.
f2s l75 GOLD MILITARY BUTTONS. -.5t
4FLAGS-Silk, Worsed and Cotton H. y sN
Hy uNIFOs NJ BIEDINGss 49, :. 49,
e II MILITARY DeAWERs AND SHIRTS. 8, RI
S575 Doz. DRINKING FLAsKs.s
vi 50 DOE. SOLDIERS STOCKINGS. -gt.s IT, a.
80 PAIRS BIZ ANIeETS. 49,. s =.sly.t sy.., go,
ta45 100 Doz. Fanny Plies. 49, .e7 ~ e.
II DRUMS AND FIFEs.S 5s.. s-s..s ssglsats. &
BE sANTAGLAUS' HEADQUARTERS 80 X ~
J. saST TONS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION s,Tl -
4 a FINE FANCY PAPIER MAGHIE GOODS 5---s A.
LADIES' Il RES DRIMMINGs, Etc. TX
Cheap for Cash! Cheap for cash:!
Y do 2pso Ih3satf rH q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-02

9u ~ lopaE, 4. A, The annual meet.
lag fer ectiop Of officers will beaheid on ,next
Y EtIday night BY the members d this Lodge. A
fuflE attsnd lance i ear hastly qtested. s. IA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-02
a ROYAL. SAILmAKER,
Nos. Is Canal and II Crosstnan streets . i
.y- Sign of the Root bog or De

MAnoHe'nre' OF oil kinds OF Plain and Fancy AWNINGS,
TENTS TARfAUL1Ns,e etc. Also all kinds Of FLAGS ard
hANHEs suitable for companies other purposes with
Fassteds to suit Fall and PsrhaEe Ropes snga etc. fitted
snaurnshcd to order at the shortest notice. BLOCKS Of all
'ises ready strapped likewise ali kinds Of heavy gLOCKs
sPARs and RIGGING suitable raising machinery or any
other heavy material
hsye likewise hand fine LOT of sPnCE sP Ra vhioh
offer for sale Cheap for Cash '--
AL OF tho above articles be found Nos 10 Canal
Crossnsn streets. New Orleans.
n B. Sail and Rigging Its branches and country
MIG lykW 49, = re
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--
Notice

TO Il FOLDERS oRSSMALL notes.
has come TO our Knowledge that malicious person
ported in the several Markets in the city yesterday that ha
refused to redeem notes when presented by that means
no doubt caused great deal OF annoyance the persons
holding the notes and depending them their marketing
We would now request all holding any our note and
having doubts 10 them being redeemed present them
Office between the hours of and o'clock daily for redemp.
ton. -...,-. 49, -.-.. 49,
49,. - J. & j. G. DAVIDSON, ,
at.E No. 1 Davidson Row, Carondelet street
d. 2pst between Poydras and Heva street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-02

R1- Mesgrs. vs., r. Adams W. NJ, se,,,,,,s
atd p Yapr hass ag NIL p4sr of sttssuey as pef ~
passed befo,s Y, i. ReieMt Es4,, Notary lPablas
MA ,. o. NIXON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-02

III II a. W. airect liz atten ,
tfOss q CUR readers to the publication ads ID cur
paper to-day by NJ Isusher, chief collector
Vt thls i described the species 81
ErSperty taxsd under the ret gress, IND tie
naHaes 5cf fistrict collectors given The adj.
yeffisetaent one and shatild not be
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-02

NO have much pleasure il comply ing with
tae request contained din the following note i d
\ Crescent VIII you obIige the girls by
stating ia your paper shat persons desiring copies
Hso3s yolunt sersa Friend y may obtain them At
WeraHin'a We have issued four thousand
copies, and sosd about thirty Eve hslndred onrz
sslYes Respectfully, ~
sss HEETgUDE d. Editress Critic
sl6I Il Q. ss and
~ Aat * /. Reporter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-02

-. -. -- STATE or LOUISIANA, I
Parish Of Orleans City of New Orleans. !
Be Remembered that this 18th day October 1851
fore me- the subscriber Justice of
parish aforesaid personally appeared E. Ganuchea
and A Picoet secretgryof the Louisiana State Mutual
aee Company OF New OrleHHs who being duly accord
ing TO aY depose and that the above 1st
and true and correct transcript from the books Com
pRnY,
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EXPRESS FOR FOREIGN MAIL MATTER,n CON
Meeting AT TAMPIGo, MEXICO WITH TIE
y5s BRITISH. STEAMER. '&---ra -. .7-
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nj EW INFIRDIARY.
DIR. REY NoLDs,
THE. uNRrvALLED CANCER DOCTOR

Would inform his friends aud the public that he has
and completely cited Infary the spaoou, and ele
giant mansion, No 10 Baronne street, bet wee Canal and
mon Streets Were he will his attention TO the CURE
o. CANCERS in their worst orms scAid Heads White Swell
lnfs, and Ulcers Of every description -l t-g - ~
He refers with pleasure to the annexed certificate of
MADAM A HAPPRLI, well-kRown and highly respect
able lady Of this city: .. .'-.s i. 80 81
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ENallsH GArsgL 4sD pIfasg use ID sts
UasfA Nd street. ~ sssrs oss ME-
Il If shese aantitiss 10 snt fsally
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