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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-06
EDUCATIONAL,


TVEIV.RSITY OF vIKGINIA.-Ths lext
- session OF this institution will CONNIE 90 on
the Is: day Of October and continue Until the en-
suing Hh Of Jdly.
The exercises in tho ACADEMIC, LAW and
MEDICAL SCHOOLS will bee ntinued as herSto.
faro; and the Board OF Visitors wiz meet on the
10th inst for the purpose Of organizing School Of
LIrARY and civil. sNGIN1ERING and TAC-
TICS, to go into operation At the beginning OF the
session.
The extensive military hospital establish cd
within q few hundred yards OF the University,
and Of VIII CHI two Of the Professors In the ~ edi-
cal School are ate ding su-geOns will afford un.
usual advantages for clinical inAtruction sdi-
cal students
For catalogues, address a. MAUPIT,
ses-lm Chairman ofthe Faculty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-06

DOAN DIN a.-The gsdsrsigssd having
viii snisstsin 8 aumhsr Of Dat BOARDERS, at
MOD ate prices, and hiiess or twenty seat. sHles
uish DDS Ing; sad has also another apartment
for tnnsisnt custom. A. b. OWN,
eA@U& voIno1 UoUno.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-06

4 OSI-Os iks 11a Infant, somsvSsss @ tke
IL city, PORT r NONNAI6, oontAining 80, j
Will give sltheFsl reward for IL asltvsry 70 Ills
Onee. % GHs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-06

1oo, 900 feet LUMBER, Consisting principally o.
t1sh boards, thrse-QusrteY inch do and vsathl
boarding, well seasoned, In yard and for ss'sn
s-ts A. s. LBg
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OnfGSNE.

HrApeu AR1ERs LOUISIANA 'Mrurr14,E E !,
Adjutant Generals ONCE,
ORDERS NO. l1471 5~-. -'
Fl Morenerals Divisions will on receipt Of this order
proceed to the Immediate effective organization of the militia
within the limits of their command 7--"t
In their respective regiments Colonies will cause
Of all persons subject to militia duty taken by
company officers within the company beats. There will hewo
lists the will be placed the residence all
between the of Is and As years subject militia
duty and the other, which shall be designated
Black Ls will be placed the and residences all
between the ages above mentioned subject said duty
who shall in attempt epade the performance thereof
their aers abeors and advisers who shall in any
ohsuc the officers in tho execution Of their functions Such
persons shall be marked and designated suspicious
mics to the South. ss b.
No volunteer companies unless orsanissd and co rls
stoned by the Governor shall be recognized Such organa
Sons shall be allowed days from the PRONUNCIATION of this
order for commissions No home guards companies
organ sed for service only within the limits town. city
parish will he acknowledged except companies corps
members whereof subjects of foreign Prince Govern
msnt or composed exclusively of persons years.
In the Regiments of the First Division Captains of
panies will within three days after receipt this
der true and correct return Of the thus made through
the proper channel, to thu Major General In the Second
Third Fourth and Fifth Divisions returns of the census
shall be made in similar by Captains within ten days
after the receipt of The order.
Immediately after the having made the Colo
nels of the Regiments Of the First Division will daily
company drills after o'clock r NJ Sundays exceped) with
,,a f ~, s a, ~ ,'p'"'n VI ''D.' oD,t 'i .UN'
~ 0'eu,s"e ~ 'ie o'aeis' ana 10
1.h ,,s i"o oo'"e' Si''i' oFueF' al
80 ' ~ P'o 40 io may "oeSn p'oper Ut ie"s' once Il
week, battalion regimenta drills. In the Second Third
" u run" N'siol's colonel" Will order company drills
~ a '~ice "eek giving Inc Captains nil power ana an
o 20 ENFORCE oDeaence to the orders and also strict mill
ay sephe ana CotoneS Shall order battalion or resmenai
os at such time OF place. within the regmenta bounds as
tley may Deem proper, al least three times month
Should any refuse to obey any thus given
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Notice.
o " uJfCPs
EEEINER,s QEF1cE a EAHp s

59 a4-sr5 se RECEIyER's OFFICE 80 CAHP STREET,
49, @e. September g. 1861, !
Al parties having business with this Office will confer
by communicating their ormxon writing far prac
cable stating aliens their domies nature of property
where situated supposed value and their residences
places Of business that they may be called further nfor
nation as each case up for examination BE- II @
Apprehension has been expressed that perepory demand
will be made for payments Of debts due Aliens and
means nsed conscatng their property the great deFent
of the community. Thisis mistake The Receiver will
not willingly throw any impeachment the of business
hopes every instance the rights of the Government
without the least denen to private interests and much
possible without litigation. -.ss aN-.
Let an honorable loyalty be eynced in assisting The Receiver
in establishing those rights Meet him with honest intention
to wrong aud you may feel full that every
ety SO urgently demanded by the egsncies of the times will
be extended in return. .s--. zi-,-- -ll. .
For the nforrnaiouof the public, publish the second
third sections of the act: 10 '--~g4 .r ~.
Sac Be further enacted 1t is and shall be the duty
of each and citizen these Confederate States speedily
togve information to the officers charged with the execution
this law of any and every aud
goods and cattes rights and credits within this Gonfederacy
and OF every right and interest therein held owned possessed
enjoyed by or for any alien enemy aforesaid z.s
SEC Be IT further enacted That 1t shall be the duty
every attorney agent former partner trustee other person
holding controlling any such lands or heredta
ments goods chaes rights CREDITS any interest there
in, Of anysnch alien enemy speedily inform the Receiver
hereinafter provided be appointed same and to render
an account thereof and 30 far praccab to place the
the hands Of such Receiver whereupo person shall be
fny acquitted of all responsibility for property effects SO
reported and turned over And any person wuy failing
ogiys such information such account shall be guilty
Of high msdemeanor, and npon Indictment and conviction
shall be fined in not exceeding thousand dollars aud
imprisoned not longer than six mohthssai ne and ison
rnent be determined by the II. caseand shall
further he labeo be sued by said Confederate States and sub
ed pay double the value Of the estate property or effects of
the alien enemy held by him subject to hiscontroL
" JN0.S NJ. HUGER, -
Z $3.50 apf Receiver Confederate States.
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SIMEON TOBY, JR.,

The undersigned great expense has established IN this
city Mandatory making SWORDS in any quantity ter
Officers, which he offers for sale at S25 each
Every Sword Issued from his factory fully guaranteed 10
be equal to. If not superior any at home or i'm
ported from foreign Parties purchasing will be per
fecly satisfied.
Has also hand large, varied and rich Of
GOLD, SILVER. AND WORsTED
MILITARY TRIMMINGS.
EMBRoIDERTNG IN GOLD done in the mos. elegant man.
aud in any style ordered
Offers for sale
WoRsTED the best largest STOCK ia the Coued
crate states.
FLAGS Of ali Sizes Plain and Embroidered for Counues
Regiments asd Societies. made order with dspatch
FLAG srAFFs AND SPEARS, either Go4 or Silver, al
ways on hand.
F. GUEBLE,
No. l57 Canal street next door to D 4 Holmes,
NJ Orders from the country will be promptly attended TO-
se0 2pln
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TALK ON CHANGE.

Tho gatherings on the flags yesterday were nu.
rnerons that IS there were squads here and there
and varied was the talk. There were many iaqui.
riss and good deal Of talk abouttie seauestration
act. who are 70 suffer is greatly talked of There
il one thing settled and that is, debtors will not be
pressed Tor what they may owe IN the Northern
States. To meet this question we suggest that
narties Via ara ;n5ebtas Nort,,eeyo srsct ~ II,
:. e. ~ 'He
= az sse iuii ana epcit statenieht OF
what they owe N orthWard, and then state in what
time they can pay the amount-sty six, twelve.
b,at 81, 4,
II ". 49, y unu ~
tne present stase q anas lt y very doupuul II
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TO
IFIzENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. IL, 1851.
Having been appointed by the Secretary War; agent
collect receive and purchase small Confederate
States deem necessary and expedient known the
fact as generally possible the better cooperation
work which needa be done quickly Citizens patriots
Your Government asks for the many thousands Of TRIED guns
that lie unused in your houses Recent experiments have
proven that Of fine Double Barreed Shot Guns
with the improved Mimic ball. Is than match
place hem the altar of country liberty, that they
may at once be consecratedto the noble work Of Christian de-
Tense If objection be made 10 sending your guns aud
be urged that you MAY need them home the repy
the surest the necessity using them home,
place them in the hands of the many
who chatting with anxious desire
Of fire between you and the invading answer 10
deemed nconcu6ve then the reflection that those high in
hoty those in whose Judgment all have confidence
who It'll but fair to know we'll necessities
home and borders have, after deliberations in
augurated this should be sufficient guarantee for
the WISDOM utility and patriotism Of the seryice you are called
Gu to perform Then rs desire short speedy peace
and an acknowledgment Of independence honorable
selves place tho disposal your
As desire strika the those who ace now
plotting suhjugation and DISTINCTION known that
the trasty Rifle aud the death dealing Shot Gun which you
have hitherto highly priced part con
ict rendering if possible victory complete was
their defeat and route on the plains Of Manassas.
My instructions contemplate that shall send into
more poPuous regions assistant ageR charged with duty
Of collecting and forwarding proper points, all the
thus obtained 1t may BIZ well here state that any
wishes to do though he bs visited by Agent
greatly facilitate this work by sending any guns
command address, Of Robert Pitkn Is Camp
street, New Orleans.
BALLARD S. DUNN,
Agent for Collecting Receiving Purchasing S1ua Arms
for the Confederate States aulS 2ptf
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N ew Orleans.
OILS, NAVY PITCH, AXLE GREASE AND NArruA.

No. ! CAR BOX OIL, in casks and barrels So
peror to Lard or equal to sperm oils for
Railroad car boxes. - cte gal
No. REFINED OIL, liz casks and barrels,
suitable for mixing with any other Oils. Is 81.
No. . REFINED OIL in casks and barreIs,
suitable for painting on all outside work,
and any color except white. ........,.... 20 =.
No. 3 REFINED OIL, in casks and bbls., suit.
able for Ship and Steamboat decks RoaS.
ing ETC.. 20
No, l GAS OIL, in casks aud barrels suitable
for the various kinds Of gas apparatus. 40 >.
COMMON ROaIN OIL, in casks suitable for
mixing with Lime for washes, pBo fot
covering fences, works ETC. pgestrg.
Ing the wood from exposure to the wea..
ther, OF for mixing with common paiut or
Tanners OILS. ...,........,.,,.... ~ ..
AXLE Or WHEEL GREASE. in barrels half
bbls., and legs made for the Plantation
Farm, City and Country use.. .....,.... q cts, TO-
FAPTHA, Crude and Refined in casks u51d
for manufacturing burning fluids, etc 20 10 50 gal
NAVY PITCH, in p asd 20 gall barrels, wa,
ranted free from Water Sand, Chips and
cher impurities Price according to
ket.
We are manufacturing the above enumerated ARTICLES
and prepared fill all orders, We call ba attention ct
Dealers and Consumers stock and to ta1 in mind they
are PURE and UNIFORM manufactured exclusively from
Southern material managed and owned BY Southern men,
TREASURY NOTES laken ct par Discounts made 10 the
trade.
SIMEON TOBY, JR
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EeaC Goods.
"a MAGAZINE STREET, UP STAIRS

81 MAGAZINE STREET, UP STAIRS.
Just opened aud for sale, large stock of a
MILLINERY GOODS, -ry.
RICH vE1y ETS-In all shades.
UNCUT FANCY ditto.
SILKS, SATINs. MARCELINES.
PLAIN AND FANCY RIBBONS.
VELVET RIBBONS, in all numbers.
LACES, BLONDs.
STIFF NETS, TARLEToNs,
RuSSIAS and TRIMMINGS.
The above goods will be sold cheap for cash.
se2s 2ptf P. J. TRAQUAR.
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HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA, }
Adutant Generals Office.
ar - New Orleans, Sept 20 1861.
ORDERS No. 1851
All officers, clerks and employees of the Confederate Suites
and Of this State, Of telegraph oce' Of manufacoes dock
yards and oundre actually engaged works for the State
and Confederate exempt from the operations
Of the orders Nos l41 and Has issued The 18th September
whilst they thus employed, until further orders,
By order Of:
THOs. o. MOORE,
Governor and Commander-in,Chie
N. GRIVOT,
se30 2p3t Adiutant and Inspector General.
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volunteer Relief Committee.

QA s,lTo ALL. eooR CITIZENS. H. 80
g&srz@zr f. NEW ORLEANS, Aug. l9. 1861.
AS this Commi,ee has received with deep regret, positive
proof that inposions have been scoea pon he public gen
efp by Persons ohtnius relief who entitled to the
same they hereby appeal all good e1sns who may come
70 the knowledge Of any suah of fraud to inform mem
bss Of the Qofamtee In person, leave sueh information
wta as little delay as possible their office seeretaty Room
Of boeEd q Assistant Aldermen The following
Of the COMMITTEE 20
$50 49,. GERARD STIrH, Board of Aldermen.
s. r bEIlABARRE, =. ~ .
i. 3. HoRsTALIl, -
''t j. H HUCKINs, =
sAs. BEGas, Board of Asst. Aldermen
W. F. HoDdKINs, :. -
=. j, B. LEEFE, :.
JAMES DAVIS, T.
IA a.. JAMES BEGGs,
au2s 2ptt 1910 Chairman Of the Committee.
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Chains.

a5 athoms y proved CABLE CHAIN sections of Is shons
each
$50 fahons q inch proved CABLE CHAIN In sections of
Is fathoms each.
IS f4'homs, p and inch proved CABLE cAA1N in
sections of ID fathoms each.
80 casks SHORT LINK COIL CHAIN, assorted ~ $40
p, i, SO x.
% casks CANE CARRIER CHAIN AGO feet each assorted
516,9s.
casks BRIGHT OK and LOG CHAINS, assorted, s.ld
II, 40 ~ 9-l6, 81
In store and rsaIe by
JOHN D. BEIN & SONS,
se30 2p3t Nos SO and 81 Camp street.
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Cheap Dry Goods a"
-FoR--
CON FEDERATE MON EN-

Having removed the stock Of Dry odS from No. l25 Circus
tRunpar street Nos 225 go Royal street corner Of St.
Philip street. enabled offer large and complete
ment OF cheap Cacoes Bieached Cotton, Canton Panne
Casmere and Broad CLOTH Cloa Msntias md Shawls Ban
kets and Travelling Rigs French aud English Mernoes Pop
Inns and Barege well large assortment Of Sks Hosiery
and Houseunshing Goods Also invoice Of Carpets and
Hearth Rugs, at very low prices
THEODORE DANZIGER,
Corner Royal and st. Philip streets.
"Partes indebted to julius Dsnzger will please call and
settle at early day. the above store. sesO 2ptf
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sea 2plm
A New Repeating Battery.


call upon the patriotic citizens Mississippi
is respectfully subscriptions exper
mentally test the utility OF the invented by Geo G.
Taylor Fl re "-... I'M $685.
This gun is confidently believed will throw Fl balls
ten seconds keep up continued action of seventy five balls
per minute, under sgeen Of only two men, with
point blank Of ona nie TIVE miles by sght elevation
Gov Moore, of Louisiana, Com odore Ho MS G. s. Navy
Brigalier General Dagren and o'hcr military Of high
stnuing, earnestly Recommend its manufacture trial
bids fair be effective pece Of light artillery syer
invented It's cost of construction be far $3.50
and in furheFance of the Gov. Moore behalf of the
State Of Louisiana has appropriated $500 Smaller
| been subscribed by private ctizens. .- o.. ID ~
T. o. Spy, No. 80 street, Spencer Field corner Of
Camp and Grod Streets authorized to receive subscriptions
The inventor may be the office Suily
A. NJ ill P NJ where he will take pleasure shaving tho
design and describing the principle Of the gun TO ose wishing
| to aid in its construction
oein the country whose patriotism may induce them aid
in tbs construction of feauy destructive piece light ar
lery of Southern invention and for the maintaining
Southern rights will whatever they may please
subscribe to T. Sulfy ESQ., No 20 Graver street. New
| leans, La. .--.. SEES 2p6t Z
@S~For Congress We axe authorized to
announce SAM O. REID, Esq candidate for he Second
Congressional District composed the First Fourth
cpa Districts of New Orleans and Parish of etrson
represent said Congressional District in the fist regular Con
gres OF the Confederate States subject tho approval
asiacaon of the electors thereof election to
| the first Wednesday of November next t se24 to
! =
-RBHNotice-f take this method of efFerInR,
my r CHARGE families OF those
who absent from the city military duty Residence on
Harmony street between and coliseum Streets Fourth
District " n~ 3. 'S-r7 .-.. .,-..s
| nyS1 2pts =saT, ar P. YEIsER NJ. d.
ra~B. IL Defreese, the present Incumbent,
Is q candidate fer state PreasurerS, jyI 2pyd
- '- %. -------------S-s <ns------7---- .
s5~ For,AudiIur of Pab4Ac Aoeoanus--EsleRss
a II
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o. DEBUYs, Secretary.
Notice.

The subscribers having been appointed by the Secretary Of
the Treasury Of the Confederate States Commissioners for the
Parish of Orleans procure subscriptions the Confederate
Loan in produce be disposed Of by their scora
such time they may Designate and proceeds be invested
in cent, Bonds, inform the planters and other parties
wishing snbcripe, that books opened at the Cn
zens Bank of Louisiana, where they will please call and
gister their Names .. ."- .....-.,...}
Q" DERBIGNY,
JAS. D. DENEGRE. =.
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80 dozen HORSE and MULE COLLARS.
30 dg3ea BLIND BRIDES.
30 dozen HORSE and MULE HANEs.
60 dozen pair TIMED sTIRRUPs.
30 dozen pair Enc j >PANNED STIRRUPs.
% dcoen POLISHED sNAFFLEs. -,.s "
100 dozen POLISHED RING BRADQONs.
% dozen POLISHED PORT BITS.
% d.zen Gle JAPANNED PORT Bits
In store and Tor sale by
JOHN D. BETN & SONS,
se30 2p3t Nos, SO ard o. Camp street.
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Wanted, Forty-fotpr Nurses,

By the Committee for the Relefof the Sick and Wounded of
the Confederate States Army FORTY FOUR MALE NURSES
goto Virginia None dappy without good recomrnerda
ton as to qualification aud sobyety.
Apply at No. 6s Gravier street, atl7 NJ s-s.
r... r. . ~ T. o.sU1LY, Chairman Relief Committee
New Orleans, Sept. rs, 1851 - se2I Ct
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WSfE&e1t'S Tariff.
COPYRIGHT SECURED.

RIGHT SECURED.
The Tariff Imports Of the Confederate Suites OF America
alphabetically arranged trgeter with the Waehouug Sys
tenn Tables of Weights Measures and Currency with full
plantations for transaction of House business etc
For sale By .
CORSON & ARMSTRONG,
SEQ 2pl2t s. Camp street, New Orleans.
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sRMsGgs Bird,

sGtas'Gss Bird,
SUCCESSOR TO sEwELL T. TAgLORJ IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE. LIQUORS. ETC.
NOS u and Is Royal street,
fs roT tnstore largesuppy Of celebrated CREME DE
B0UGY On AMP AE, ptns other bradf
viz: CHARLES HBIDsEIGK, PIPER HEIDsEICK, PAR
AENflER and other brands OF inferior quality. have
lsrge Of this Ola saerTies such AM0NT2
IIADO, TOPAZ, SIERRA, 9OliDhN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Madeira, Of
direct importation other Msdeirs grade. BupeTo}
Old London Dry Dock Port Ports of less grade,
The celebrated sAZARAC BRANDT Ek-ytntage 1885, 1893,
1902 and 1906 srgesupply always hand ALL graded OF
ohARET ana WHITE WINES In glass and wood. W5Is-
RYSseotch snd frsh, Old Bye Bourbon and Wheat Pbis
kya- sGOTOH ALEsnd PORTER pint quarts COR
DIALs, ETC. usual Of tbs best WINES, wiah
viii be reasonable housain the city,
AARON BIRD,
ais 2aly Eoa, 'aand Is Royal street.
ITHHEB. u. JAMES
NoTARY PUGLIo,
No. 30 Common street, UP Stairs,
$50 Gnu New Orleans
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louisiana

SUGAR PLANTERS AGENCY
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{ &5- I'D. Crsseent3 ptenaes t,nounce afle san-
dssansa rsAaida the cie Of STATS uperihs ndent
q Public E3eeaiap, WI. N. 2AGRUDER
AUS pa Btoa Rouge, La.
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sEs-kIa- Crescents s2ease alaEaopnce james
~ capsdas First Justlees COURT
IN the aset peanded Jaa aud Felicity STREETS and from
the Rtggr'to tho ss4Hap. EeetioY atA Reysnabor
E ans 2psd y s .-s 49, MANY VOTERS
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Phase DR.. j. N FoLH ELL as candidate for tho
oee Of onper a 0ssetian - Ia hsa on tst Monday
II AoyarSer teNt. g.-..- se2f teS
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RB~ SuPss antsndeEat Fable Education -
Please announce Ist HESRS AVERY present sppera,
tendent Of pablta Edcato eeaa:daye reeleetiOr
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aSr For Auditor OF Public AecssHtts -oyrSs
THOMPSON Of his city. - aeAnddas Tor Audi.es ct
she elesifoa IN h3ycunher nex gr sz,= = sel6 I'd
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Etyss7sat4ss's Erou Tie.
The Southern

. I L . o M E a N Y,
OFFICE, "a CAME srrEr.u,.
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Presidential Electors.


Presidential Electors.
-.H FOR STATE AT LARGE.
,-. Charles Derbtgny, of Orleans.
ALBERT 6. Carter. of East FeIiciana.
ALTERNATEs.
}. &. Campbell, Natchitoches.
G. L. Fuselier, 81. Mary. |@>T
First District ......,. ,DoNArIEN ABGusTIN, Orleans
Alternate, FRANCOIS GARDERE, Orleans
Second District. JAMES P. FRERET Orleans.
Alternate. ...............J. c. KICKS, Orleans.
Third District EDWARD DuFFEI, Ascension.
Alternate, Recommendation BUSH, Lafourche.
Fourth District R. BARROW, West FelIciana.
Alternate. .CYPRIEN DUPRE St. landry.
Fifth District. BART. EGAN, sR., Bienvile.
Alternate. .............. r. oBERT HODGES, Bossier.
Sixth District. .........,s L. CHAMBLIss, Carroll.
Alternate. .oRIN MAYO. Ca.ahouls se26 te
Teras V'ossxnteers.
IF YOU WANT FINE GOODS, WELL MADE AND THE
WORTH OF YOUR MONEY, GET YOUR
Campaign Shirts, -."..-
Uuder Shirts and Drawers,
Hosiery and Gloves,
Cravats aud Misunderstanding.
Combs and Brushes.
And every article to complete your military toilet Mt
s. N MOODY'S
seSJ 2p2t Canal and Royal streets.
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have some spo

I
Well, when old Ase and his negro stealers
muster 200 vessels off our coast we shall expect to
have some sport. ssE 3.-aEs-s .s-se 's+ 80.
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&SNNotice-4 take this method of Offering,
my professional services re charge families OF those
who are absent from the city military duty Residence
Harmony street between and coliseum Streets Fourth
District. s'7 -... . o.:
ny31 2pG 9 ar P. YEISER H. d
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rs~B. Il. Defreese, the present incumbent,
u candidate fer state HreasurerS, r jyI 2pTd