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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03
.srt u lPrOm the Buffalo Courier
The Tribune and the Chicago Plat
~ fa FORM


The Tribune, in attempting to reply to the
structures Of the Albany Journal, makes O bad
matter worse. Il declares its firm adherence
to the principles enunciated In the Chicago
Platform, and especially to that clause In 1t
which declares hostility TO the extension OF
slavery. II insists that IL would not consent to
give slavery foot hold in any territory, even to
save the Border States. Abiding to its hostil-
ity TO the Crittenden and Border State compro.
mises, both Of which were advocated by the Al
bany Journal, 1t says:
If that sufieed to sidrive the Border States
out.n we did is, and We stand BY 1t to-day, Dis.
,.ion mould Be a mis1ortune, but Slspery Exten-
sion bv our klp uould be crime; and Of The t'0o
%, g,ssf pysfsr the former. II We are called 70
suffer for our choice, 90 be IL. 1 ttti
q The Tribune thus admits all that the Albany
Journal charged upon it. 1t says, in fact that
disunion is preferable to the Democratic doctrine
Of leaving the people Of the territories toselecs
their own Institutions.
The New. York Exprsss tells the Tribune
that "thia war will never be successfully pros
ecuted BY making war upon the institutions Of
suy portion Of the people. Two thirds OF the
rank and fiie of the army have no political
symps tbies with the And-slavery or Abolition
party. They are fighting for Government,
for q Country, for the Onion, for the Constisu-
.on, and not to crafty the theories, the whims,
Al. ....;ors M aven the uripcplee. of the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03
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'g The following 10 an extract from q
letter wtisn b. ss sv. ,. o. Holns, psster Of the
Peuepopts Street baptist Church, Brooklyn, NJ r.. 10
the and sssspssr" Cincinnati, o., and speaks
volumes in favor twerldtenownsd medicine, Ms.
WissfsNp Hoo4nhs siRurScR oHnDRp TrErHnol
sTSuS. now ySSs nsSsl q y $
IN favor Oh patent medicine before In our lfc bat We
ssI compelled y ~ q your reAdsfs that tb isho hum
aAys as,p If AI J, ssow r. 20 y Az y
1tS n t3 ua because II q one OF the best. And those
sfSodrf No have babies cantdc besi.f. t..n
lay ina supply" ocgInyd&w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03
BRANDRETH's PILLs,soT
BRANDRETH,s UNIVERSAL sALVE
mOFFAT,s LIFE Pulls.

In oil cases Of cosyeness dyspepsia bilious and iivei
affections, pIles, iheumaismi fsven and agues, obsa
nate head aches, and all general defahgemon Of health
these Pills hsve invariably proved certain and speedy
remedy Asings trial will place the Life Pills beyond
thereach Oicompention In The estimsHono of Every pa
tient. gs ,.., redsrui t,-H n sNriifS gfftf 4.
m Dr.Moaats Phonix Rittsn will bs found equsily ef
ncacious in casss o nsrvons debility, dyspepsa head
ache he sickness incident to females In dslioats health
and syery tind d weakness Of the digestive organs.
For sals by Dr. W. D. MoETAr, sss, Broadway, N. T.
and Nv all pfurgstl. .ea,l Y v,Ep.t y msya2-dtrwly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03
SPECIAL NOTICES

II HTho In n Nutsheil.v 4
The many kinds Of common saleratus found IN market
atsvsak. Ihpufe and unhealthy, and dofraud thspur
chaser Of bis money. Pys pure Dietetic Is entirely
free from all those objections Its great sales prove IL
popularity Depot, as Washington slSess New YORK.
Sold by grocep everywhere
EFFECTs OF IRREGULARITIES AVOIDED.
Too much eating and drinking new habits and modsi
Of lie often produce Irregularities IN the bowels and
general health Of ths system. Bu. BaAspRffn's PriL'
will soon cure the stomach vii regain is strength ant
healthy action Of the system will be restored. Nc
MEDICINES are equal IN usefulness to the 8"
BRANDRETH's PILLs,seT
BRANDRETH,s UNyvERsAL SALVR
& ALLCOUK's P0RoUs PLANTERS
Every man Of the FIRE zouAvEs bad . box oi
pRANDRETH's PILLS . box Of fUNIvERsAL sALvE,
and an ALLcoCK's POROUS PLAsTER put intheiI
kuap.sck free Of expense And TO this fac. may be at
triOut.d the absence Of any Of THIS REaIMENT from
the hospital. -fa+ ,smsifi nr :
p EVERY SOLDIER should have a box Of Brandreth'l
tpiis box Of selye, and piece Of Porous Plaster.
They are SURE to be usefal often llie-mving.
Sold by JoHr n. Cook, Druggist Columbus, and by
all respectable dealers Ia medicines. 4 .aes5iiGl
auRl7-d1m .t-agr t.,-t fr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03
PAPER FOR THE STATE.

COLUMBUS, odIS, Aiasdstq, ieci-dtd. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03

Loaser from John g. M1Fsnaii-Ino
nemsGratic Union UnnAtdate for
Lteutenant Governor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03
n,0ouTH18Vss1QHIp.
Democratic Union Nominations,

- i.
Democratic Uni0hr Nominations
IoA doTEsSdl,
vagHugh, J, Jewett,
OF Mnskingum.
1rs aabsiss sLIzUfssMr aoFBRNoR,
ss. .@as: s;5 ohm H. 81. 1-arshaH
.sssss 1s'e 4. ,',-, or BrcWn. "a l.'' "a
'isss@ sss'pt SUPREME JuDeE, 1920 .ss.,s, .ssS
THOMAS y, 3. SMITH,
OF Mdst9qEsfy.N < u MJH
TREAsURER or STATE,
GEORGE w. HOLmES'
.aaYuOAA Of oflHs HHs'T'li'"'
SECRETARY OF STATE,
d. - .iARms FHOns'
ssi,,,..,s ssr - Sa ;.ssls s1s OF Sshsea, ,sas y q @
'ssse - ~ ooMPTRoLLER 80 ". slacf
WAYNE GnHsWOLD, a'5
ss1s is,.,, ss,ssos q - y or Pisis''ay. e a 8,
.,..., :. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, -
ias aaAs JABEZ W.RITCHsyea lts
'aisas' "a - or Cayahcga. 70 y es.ysys-s
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Only for the Cough.

oNkl
Dc 2pMoWeF-ISa
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without ice we cannot say, but those who have
passed many summers in New Orleans before ice
was imported will be able to dispense with II. In
the meantime, as the article is often used for meei
col purposes, it may not be out OF place for the
authorities to require some part of the remaining
stock to be retained fer medical use the next suu
mer. But If we whip and beat the Hessians in
Kentucky and on the Mississippi, and open the
Upper Mississippi for trade, we may obtain light
supply from the upper Northwestern States. But
we can live and get along without either ice or
paving stones.
We are asked how it is the steamer Oregon has
all the brushes with the Hessians on Mississippi
Sound Where are the Pamlico and Florida? The
Oregon belongs to the Quartermaster's Depart
ment. and is engaged in transporting as we'll as
fighting. The Florida and Pamlico belong to the
navy. The residents on Mississippi Sound express
themselves highly in favor Of the gallantry and
courageous conduct of Capt. Myers.
We also learn with much pleasure that all the
machinery AMI works Of the powder mandatory,
lately located at Handsboro, have been removed
to the city, and will in few days be in full opera
ton, turning out $500 lbs. daily SO the Hessians
need not land at Mississippi City to destroy the
powder works.
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Christmas and .E'eaC Years
F. Il EE GIFT LOTTERY
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE LOUISIANA yOLUN
TIERS AND THEIR FAMILIES.

The undersigned have undertaken organize and supen-
tend Lottery to be drawn for the benefit the Louisiana VOL
uneers and their families and solicit the patriotic cooperation
Of the c of New Orleans State Of Louisiana in the
following scheme
1st committee, composed of the undersigned shall from
the fourth the twenty first day of December present. with
the exception Of Sundays) be daily tendance from 10
o'clock A NJ TO o'clock P NJ, at The St. Louis Hotel ZEN
trance on Royal es for the purpose Of receiving donations
of every descrponewey trinkets books objects of art
ornament or which shall constitute prizes to be drawn as
hereinafter directed each article b. labelled with the name
Of the donor ness otherwise nstructed entered in book
for the inspection of visitors
I'd Each thus received will be apprased nv the
committee who shall issue lottery amount of such
appaiSemen which shall be sold each and prizes
drawn by unaod tickets shall be sold the benefit
of the fund.
3D. The articles thus collected shall arranged for exhibit
lion, and constitute Bazaar for daily Sundays e
ceped) The charge Of entrance be twenty five cents
4 From Christmas Eve and every successive evening
Excepting Sunday) until New YEARS. Eve partial drawing of
the Lottery snail rake place the donations being divided
equally as praccabe both as regards value and Species
parts corresponding with the number of nights through which
the drawings be continued Prizes drawn to be removed
after the close Of the Lottery.
5h TRVles of nv
cient retained
9th The procesds of the fees the reeshmen tables
and Lottery will be appropriated the purpose, set forth in
such manner and form to the committee shall most a
vsable 8 -.
tits thought that this undertaking will meet with entire suc
it affords by the presentation objects already in the
possession OF the donor graceful mode of showing to our alb
sent soldiers that in these days of fevy they and their
families forgotten by the presentation of
the Lottery friends home Gin the place of ordinary
Christmas New Years gifts the chance of winning prizes in
good cause which hey will surely prefer to receiving gifts
nnhsllowed by such associations
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s4sl .AD2oeNE for Saesyyg firms
TO
CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. Il, 1861.
Having been appointed by the Secretary of War an ape
Collect receive and purchase small the Confederate
States deem II necessary and cxpeden to make known the
TACT as generally possible the secure in
work which needs be done quickly Citizens and patrios
Your Government asks for the many Of TRIED
that ie unused in houses Recent experiments ha
proven that any one of fine Double Bsreed Shot nns
with the improved Mimic ball, is than match for the
much talked of Mimic Mlsket Then bring them forth and
place mem upon the altar OF countr3s liberty that thew
may at once DO eonsecated to the noble of Christian de-
' Il opJe1uoh De made to sending away your guns
be urged that MAY need them home the repy is that
Tue way 10 prevent the necessity of using them home
is to place them in the hands the many thousands of brave
men who chatting with to stand M
OF fire between and the invading foe If this aser he
deemed conclusve then the reflection that high in
thors those in whose Judgment all have confidence
who II but fair to know well necessities both
at home and on our borders have after
augurated this movement should be sufficient for
the WISDOM utility and patriotism of the YOU ara called
on to perform Then desire short speedv asoa
and an of our independence honorable
Serves place your weapons nj the disposal your Government
AS uesre TO strike terror TO the hearts who are now
poe our sugaton and destruction DO known that
the trusty Rifle and the dealing Shot Gun ,rbih
nave hhero SO highly priced part in the next con
met rendering If possible victory more compes than was
their defeat and route on the plains of Manassas
MY instructions contemplate that send forth into oDr
ore popious regions assistant agents, charged the duty
Of collecting and forwarding proper points all the
mus ootaed 1t may be well here state any one who
wishes 10 do So even though he be by an Agent can
gently facilitate this work by sending any guns he has or can
command. my address, Of Robert Pkin No u con
street, New Orleans. F
BALLARD S. DUNN,
Agent for Collecting, Receiving and Purchasing Small Arm,
for the Confederate States o,1a o..
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Headquarters orlean. Cadets. Co. A.

s55 s IL, ~ - e CAMP RGHroR, VA. Nov. a. 1861
At the ANIMAL ueengof Company A. OF Orleans Cadets
celebrate their first anniversary held Camp Rgho James
City courty williamsburg Va, the following pteamb
nd.resoluions were unanimously adopted, to-wjt:
Whereas this day being the anniversary of the organization
of our Company and whereas such day the past made
wildly minds have thought the loss of our
beloved Col Chas D. Dreux of the many friends
which we have left at home and have deemed proper
monai Of honor to his memory and gratitude them pass
and mske known the following resolutions a III aef
Resolved L. That the late Col Chas D. Dreux having been
the founder Of this Company and having during etiue
best friend and honor him in hearts first hero
martyr Of this glorious War Of Independence.
Resolved 2 That always denean ourselves soldiers
worthy Of his memory and that earnestly pray
God that he will make the instruments of avenng his death
upon his base and ruthless murdefers.
Resolved g. That gratefully n1ber the many kind
friends in New Orleans who largely con-
buted at home and abroad comfort prosperity
Resolved L. That it is the duty of every patriot sacr
fee himself to the welfare of his country lay
down until the last invader shall have been
hurled back from the soil of these Confederate
America. 75"
have formed with the different companies composing Louis
lana Battalion and the hardshlp of been made less
irdpous to by their companonhp and by The leadership
bur present gallant Lieutenant Colonel and Officers.
Resolved g. That the above resolutions published in at
cast papers in the city Of New Orleans copy Of
hem be forwarded the widow of amented Colonel
chas D. Dreux. .....-..
x. JOHN AUGUsTIN,
u sf-t -a .5 H.g @. YOUNG, "a g,.-
~ III alr3r .a.u-r F. AUG. DUGUE, ~. s'. .- ....
I'd .-t.t-I. VIM. 3. COLLINS, Capt. 0. c., .-
dls 2pit .s ChairmaH Committee
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Confederate Guards, Co. II.

SIS za-=-, NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 6, 1861
AL meeting of this Company, held this day, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted: ,,-
BE it resolved That We have heard with heartfelt pleasure
of the election Of former brother aud officer Marshall
Smith TO the Coeneex Of the Crescent Regmsn and that
while hereby regrets at having lost
the services Of SO valuable an officer s the time
feel that we must rejoice his elevation for from his new
Office he will be the able display the high military
Qualities which fitted him we'll for the rank he now occupies
and thereby promote the better the common and
molly cause. And be 1t further no
1hs Comntee be appointed to wait Colonel
NJ D. smith, and hand him copy the going d4 2pft
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Soldiers CE0shsss0.
NOTICE FROM THE GOVERN R 10 HosE PRE-
r,.,s "t PAIRING II

am now endsavoring TO furnish Volunteer Troons
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing having preputsd
uniform suits of wooden cloth suitable Ia h
distributed among them. am informed that the patriotic ct,
zens of several parishes also engaged similar
for tho benefit Of their companies II contributions of
clothing are sent by them directly their several compausa
without my being OF the quantity and knden and tho
companies supplied conusos and waste will be the eon
sequence. -.
Asolder only carry quantity Of clothing I.t
OF great Importance that Of our soldiers shall have
good substantial WOODEN suits possibe but is also
important that there be action among those nn
ing them in order to avoid sending doub, suppljes To
panas.
therefore urgently the citizens OF the eonnr,
parishes to send TO this city supplies of clothing as
they may prepare with explicit directions as to the
or individuals for whom they intended will taks cara
that they reach their destination The clothes should he
up Or baled and directed In New Orleans with the nam,
OF the company for which they intended marked on it, and
statement sent to Of its contents so that may not dup
cate the articles. Ups
request the newspapers to give publicity to these
Suggestions in consideration of the objects to be ect.d
fHos. 0. MOORE Governor.
' as ~ iooi aulg 2ptf
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Superior Confectionery,

The undersigned calls the enon the public aud parcu
larry of private families to his OF superior
Confectionery anutacured by himself by steam process
fresh and good and sCd at moderate prices The following
few of the articles he keeps constantly on hand viz
,SUPBRFINB SUGAR ALMONDS,
- HIGHLY FLAYoRED BURNT ALMONDS
, PRALINEs DUCHEsSE,
CREAM DROPS-Of every description and favor
CRYsTALIzED FRUITS, "-.0
PEACHES, FIGS MELONS, OUNCES, Etc
MAR MELLON DROPS,
CANDlED FlLBERrS, VANILLA AND ROSE;
CREAM CHOUALATE
u CREAM CANDY CAND1ES-Of all description etc
JAMS and JELLTES at the low retail price Of twenty
cents per pound for Jees and twenty for Jams
liberal discount will be allowed to ghoesal BUYERS
CARfoNNAGES, COSSACKs Pockets, SACKS PAS
TILLGEs FLOWERS, ETC., etc.
white Sugar OF every description for wholesale and re-
tail, by
ERNEST TURPIN,
Dc 10 IS II % % Old L.yea street
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SUCCESSOR TO sEWELL T. TAYLOR, IMPORTER or
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC.
Nos. LIZ and Is Royal street.
tnstore large supply the CREME M
boUzY in quarts plnts also other brands
viz: CHARLES HEiDsEGSK, PIPER HEIDsEIcK PAR
mHNAhhh ana other brands of inferior quality. have
large assortment OF the best Old sherre as AMoNr
LAno, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR Observation-Disclosures MADEIRA. q,
direct importation other Madeiras of lower grade sun.
od London Dry Dock PORT and other Ports Of less grad,
The celebrated SAZARAC BRANDIEs--ynaps ,7qs Ina
1902 and ls0b-etsrgs supply always on hand An r =,
oLARET and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood. WIS
HYs-scoch and Irish, Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat b,
kys. SCOTCH ALE and PORTER In pints sndauarts cor
plAs etc. hyis assortment of the best WINES which
viii % soid on as the city
AARON BIRD,
aia soy Nos Is and Is Royal street
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How often has 1t happened that have person.
and nqutring after their heah have received the following
answer oh / should be very well, ONLY FOR THE
COUGH p Now Just think of this for moment Cough
that may shortly end in Paln onary Consumption, the
death Of the patient Save yourselves then Apply
Davis Syrup of wild Cherry and Tar.
Aud you saved Your life aked upon that Cough
DAVIS SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR
This will at once life. Delay not little
it may be be too late. You may possibly say Oh III wait
day or two; 1t may go away Alas you may be too late
Take at once One of prevention pound
cure Take Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and you will
be we'll.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
-g J. WRIGHT Il CO.,
No. q Charities street,
between Canal and Customhouse Streets
d9 2p3teodA1tW e., 81. New Orleans
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OMciai-By the Governor.

HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA
ADJUTANr GENERALS OrEICE,
o,,r,..,, o, W. New Orleans, Dec 10, 1851 }
The Commander nGhief will accept for active SERVICE
the term of the war TO be transferred the Confederate States
service, one Regiment of Infantry Each Company must be
composed OF one Captain First and Second euten
ants four sergeants, aud four Corpoa and less than
sixty -four PVaes. This Regiment will be armed and equip.
ped by the State
By order of J il THOS. o. MOORE
s..-.. . Governor and Commander in Chief.
N. GRIvoT, Adiutant and Inspector General dill Ct
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Military Emporium.
B. PIFF H t,
laa CANAL STREET. TouRo BUILDINGS


az CANAL STREET TouRo BUILDINGS.
100000 g. d. G. GAPS.
10000 +. l. AND Err. GUN CAPS.
100 lbs. ASSORTED SHOE TwINE.
100 GROSS PLAYING CARDS.
GOLD AND SILVER FRINGE.
GOLD AND SILVER PANTALOoN BANDS. N,
GOLD AND SILVER BRAIDsA AND GALoNs.
SO GOLD PLATED STAFF BUTTONS. .----..-
F5 GOLD MILITARY BUTTONS.
FLAGS-Silk Worsred and Cotton.
uNIFObM BINDINGS.
MILITARY DRAWERS AND SHIRTS,
rs DOE. DRINKING FLAsKS.
so DOE SOLDIERS STOCKINGS.
50PAIRS BLANKETS.
1850 DOz FANCY PIPES
DRUMS AND FIFEs.
SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS,
TOYS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
FINE FANCY PAPER MACHIE GOODS
LADIES DRESS DRAWINGS, Etc
Cheap FOX Cash! Cheap for Cashlg
d. 2pMo1h&Satf
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IMPORTANT }REMEDY FeR CANCERS. Col. Ussory,
Of the parish Of DeSoto, Informs the editor Of the
Caddo Gazette that he fully tested 8 remedy for
this troublesome disease, recommended to him by
Spanish woman native of the country. The
remedy is this Take an egg and break Il, then
paur out the white retaining the yolk in the shell !;
Put ~ sat and mix the yolk as long as 1t will re.
s ceiye ny; stir them together until the saiya ii
Z formed put portion Of this on a piece of stick
Jog plaster, and It to the cancer about twice
q day, He has made the experiment twice In his
own family with complete success.
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Free GIFT Lottery.

The several Committees at The ST. Louis Hotel respectfully
the inhabitants Of New and the State TO send in
their gifts Us speedily as possible that they may cssed
labeled and arranged in the Bazaar ani an accumulation of
work at the last moment be thus avoided. dc Emf
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A. Card

GoLuaBus, KY, Dee g. 1861
Company G. Continental Guards tender their thanks 10 W
B. Lott ESD Mrs. Gren Mrs W A. Baldwin and others of
Madison County Miss ortae kind patriotic m
eSerded to Company in the way of clothing ETC. We
all feel grateful and with such friends aid them The oldar
of the South cannot fail and drive back hs n
fore he crosses his border deyastae our homes
LOTT NJ. SsNEs, 81
Lieutenant Continental Guards.
Ola 2Plt llth Regt La Volunteers
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Caaa.n0iaas Shirts

OF splendid French Fannels 25 patterns and ali
sizes These officers Shirts superior before offered
and will be sold only at RETAIL by U.s.. 5
x Eli SIN. MOODY, q Y
Gentlemen Furnishing Emporium,
d9 2pMnMeFtNSa cnr1nr Gam nd Roy streais
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Small Chan 9e.

The undersigned having experienced great difficulty in obtain
ing small change TO meet the requirements Of trade ha detern
ned upor the issue of bills of ONE DOLLAR which can be
cut in two If desired Ny friends who wish small bills will be
accommodated and holding them can Mt all times get
Confederate Or Bank bills in exchange for them.
- "s G. Fl. W. LEHDE,
..-. 81 St. Charles street next door
de 2p6t to tse Bark IF Nav, 0rlaoDs
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I'd GoLIsEuM PLkcE BaPTIsT GHuRem.--By refer
ence to oar advertising columns it will be seen
that the Rev. w. T. Brantley D. D.. late of Phila
tdelphia will preach At the above named charchto.
morrow morning and evening. DR.. Brantley was
driven, we understand from Philadelphia on ac-
count IF biz being il favor Of the people Of the
South II this struggle therefore, We hope that our
people will extend 20 him a warm welcome.
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NEW SCHEDULE on THE JACKSON RAiIao AD.--We
direct the attention Of travellers &nd residents on
the line of this road To the notice in reference to
tlle change Of time Of trains leaving the city which
will be found III another column.
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Proceedings
THE
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Couven
uoh On 10th angpages and the CONSTITUTION the State
as amended.
For sale by
hhooMFlELD STEEL, PETER O'DONNELI.
T.L.WHlTE,. HERBERT 4 ESCoUssE,
GEO ELLIS, WE. GoLDTHWAlTE,
P.HAWES& CO., F. EZEKTBt,
T, FITZWILIIAM.
~ Orders from the country filed at liberal discount
mv22 2ntf
WI AiAAk2D d TODKER, DEALERS IN CLOTH.
cpfnef Of Old LsFpe, " - - wv '"'~ S'ADpt-