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KENTUCKY JEANS AND LINsEYs.-Mr. Maurice
Abrams No 50 Nacez street. has supply of these articles
hand, Of different coors. See bis advertisement.
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THg astention OF buyers Of furniture Il called 10
she vhieh i Ake place ihis day 10 o'clock A. ~
U 1srp hae aud .u'erps streets b. y, r scrpby
pucdenset seS gigfTtiss mens.
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New CoTToS TIE.--In these times, when there is
scarcity Of rope for cotton ties, any suitable
substitute for it is great desideratum. The fol
lowing, from the Richmond (ya.) Dispatch, shows
that such d tie has been invented by a citizen of
our aeighboring State. Mississippi, and that it an
sswers well the purpose for which it is designed:
81 q Tie Confederate States Cotton Tie This is
the name of q newly invented and exceedingly
simple band, made Of hickory or oak, for the pnr-
pose of baling cotton. Its inventor, Mr.. E. N.
Davis, Of Holly Springs, Miss, on yesterday pre-
scented his designs before the Patent Office author
ties, and succeeded in Immediately obtaining let
ters patent The tie dspenses with the use of iron
bands, or ropes, and brings into use hoops, of
which suitable material is 70 be found upon every
plantation, The peculiarly consists Of the lock
which joins the two ends together. 1t is simple
metallic band, with teeth inside the ends are
placed within, and a wedge is driven between, Sc
curing them more surely and permanently than
either rope or iron.
We are informed that omesof these ties are now
on exhibition at the office of Messrs. Nixon & Co.,
cotton factors, No. a5 Union street. and that bale
Of cotton thus put up will, by permission of the
GoEerner, be exhibited at their office in the course
Of week. Planters would do well to look at this
new invention.
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Es- Candidate for First Justice OF the
Peace. EkcIion November 4, lSoI.
o23 Up e. !. U. GATENNtE
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announce So NJ g. REID, ESD, candidate for he Second
Congressional District composed the First Fourth Nun
cipa Districts of New Orleans Parish Jefferson
represent said Congressional District in the regular
gres OF the Confederate States subject approval and
ratification OF the electors thereof the
the first Wednesday of November . sea e
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R4-Tr. Editor-At the instance of a nluI-
tIGe Of friends please DIR. HAYES as Candidate
for CORONER at tie approaching election. OF 2ple
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Direct Importation.
HAGG ERTY BROTHERS,
Importers of Foreign Dry Goods.
TOURo BUILDINGS

ToURo BUILDINGS
l2S CANAL STREET,
Have store their usual heavy sock of Foreign DRY
GOODS, and respectfully invite examination of prices by
parties DESTROYS of purchasing WHOLESALE RETAIL.
Plain Black eros do Rhin "a to 9,4 wide.
Mode Silks in all colors
Heavy Black Broche and Damask Silks.
Rich Embroidered and Broghe Silks in designs small
and large
Plaid and Striped Silks
Coored and Black satius Marcelines and Florences.
Eur stock of SILKS unusually heavy, and will be found
complete in all styles and qualities.
100 Pieces Assorted Silk veve IS to Ga,
Black and Colored English French Merno aud Cashmere
Black and CGlored All Wool MOisseRine de t4aine
Rich Printed ousselane dc LANES and CashmeTes
Department of Black Goods.
Full line of Black Bombanes Bombase,tes, Silk Warp Apac'
cas- Bagnos, English Bareges 81 81 Black Cashmere,
PArisieunes Llama Cloths, Escot, Tamse Bsrpour
Black French Gacoes and LAWNS with many other makes of
best quality Mourning Goods
English and German Hosiery for Men Women and Children
Meno Shirts Drawers and Hosiery. for Men. Women and
Children.
Linens I4nea sheetings Damask-, Cloths Napkins Doe
Diaper Crash Coorrd Finged Bordcred Towels and
Napkins.
French and English Bed Blankets.
Marseilles Quilts, ali sizes
Heavy stock of Velvet and Cloth CloAks
Cashmere and Plaid Wool Shawls.
Black and Coored French Cloths and CasStneycs.
Ladies' Cloth for Coaks
Silk nnd Wool and All Wool Damask for Curtains
Broche, jacquard, and PHd Muslns.
White and Rose Bobbnet for Bars.
Linen Netting, English Long Cloth.
Complete stock Of eo.tly LNco and Embroderes.
Kid Gloves Pc. rHncrles and French Corets.
French and Eng !ish Prints, sty.s.
French FurnitEl Prints, Turkey Rod.
81 bales Assorted Jeans and Lilseys.
Full stock of every brand Of powesiCs.
Red and W bite FHnncls-romp,ete assortment
With the fullest supply Of every article usually found wei
| assorted establishment.
HAGGERTY BROTHERS,
OF 2pN rs Canal street.
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oRscfa1-Rr the Goxernnr.
HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITI!
ApJtTAST GESERALis 0FFICE,
N.uT nrlsap H,t 1Sct

F HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA, ]
ApJrTAST GENERALS 0FFlCE,
New Qrean Oct. q, 1861.
ORDERS No. ~ s, +
From and this date all persons leaving The city
New Or and the Parth o. Jefferson by the New Orleans
and opeousas Railroad aud al persons leaving the city
Orleans by the Mexican Gulf Railroad required 10 ob sin
passport from the COMMITTEES appontel for that purpose
the Executive Office the Union Bank Canal street
between the hours of o'clock A. N. and O'Clock P NJ
which passport will be signed by Messs John W. Price John
Lidaw, P S. Wz James McCiuskey, Isaac Hooper, Baron
de Bosfoutaine, and =. G. Hancock. either them will
have the of the Governor stamped thereon and the sigma
ture Of the bearer on the reverse thereof. ....
Ofcers will be detailed for service these cars wlto
will require all passengers show the ports required by
No. Of this order and should any person persons
passport refuse to show one have false passport the
will bring them back TO the city the
uI-Passes given by MaorGeneral NJ Lowell commanding
Department No l. C. S. A., and by Gommandant c. N Hollin
10. s. NJ will be respected. ez.-
IV-Monthy passports will be issued TO parties whether OF
the city the country who have occasion travel frequently
on these two roads. By ordeFof Z -.
q | I..-- THOS. o. MOORE,
Governor and COMMANDMENTS Chief.
NJ GRyoT, Adutant and Inspector General, La o2i 22r
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references
sE0Fqr Bird.

SUCCESSOR TO sEwELL 7. TAYLOR IXPOE7EE OF
FINE OLD WINE LIQUORS, ETC,
Nos. I3 and 10 Royal street.
Hasrow instore ldrge supply Of the
BoUzY CHAMP Ne quarts and pins also Other tzn55s
Wig: CHARLES EEIDSEICK, PIPER HEIDSEICR PAR
AENTIER and other brands Of inferior quality. have
large Of the best Old sherrtes SUCH 10 AMCNTI
LADO, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON AID
ANCHOR IES--IG38-soUTHsIp7 MADEIRA Of
direct importation other MadeiraB grade srperol
Old London Dry Dock PORT other Ppt less grade
TIE celebrated sAZARAC BRANDIE8-v Vintage 1856 1893
1861 end ls05aarge supply always hand All gradee Of
CLARET and WHITE WINES in glass sld wood. WIS
KYsEcoch and Irish, Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat Wis.
kyE. SCOTCH ALE and PORTER puts md quarts COR
DALs etc Ny UsnRl assortment Of the bes, WINES
will be sold on ea6ou@bet any city,
AARON BIRD,
al3 Zuly Nos IL Aod IL Royels+rs+f
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IsrroRTAST NorIcE Read the orders OF the
Governor, through the Adjutant General, to De
found on this page Of the Crescent.
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RJ~Fifth Justice of the Pr ace, Third Dis
TRIcr.-AUG. DUQUERChON Fifth Justice the Peace,
Third District is Candidate for election Election Novea1.
Der 4, le5l. OIL 2pte
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81 Leg'staturs-F Irs& Representative Dis
aRAaf- AAl"S nEIa~ l. &C nai reelection the
SeHss Oh acprv*e Is ivtp 70 this nhsrit. ot6 2pso
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Oar EFriaste8" kFabitGfiogas.

1t ts saving that. when the abroad mice
begin 10 plAy" So cizens n been abroad the
summer, have Rveu fine holiday the Rats, Mace and
Reaches Bat taking mp their winter uuaters people
and RsJs can't live together giving citizens
time CANTON get. wItseut delay,
Wilson'S Rat and Roach Exterulfnator,
Either nu eSterInate the asIt. the Rats ca
you 1t ss only e. thereto O. for those
who returning ,beir their
dwellings Of verEnn and uohlug will do us eo,ualy but
wilson's RAT AND RIO CHI EXrERsIEAToR
For Bale, wholesale and rpion By
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Sole Proprittors,
u and ibl Chartres street.
eSi 2pSteodklLW New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-24

Is~ Fer Constable Fifth Justice of the
PEAcE.-LOuGs oWEn Constable of Fifth Justice of the
Peace, Is Candidate Election November t.
| 1861. [o2l 2pe-l FRIENDS.
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&ssNS' Ia. Befreeae, the present incumbent,
"A candidate fpr 'iate Treasurer iyi 2psd
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THE CONCERT TONIGHT To night at Odd Eel
lows Hall, comes off the grand vocal and instru-
mental concert given by Madam Ruhl and corps
Of amateur assistants. The programme is varied,
and includes some Of the choicest gems of music.
It is for the benefit of soldiers and the Insignificant
sum Of half dollar is the price Of the tickets.
The house win be crowded, as matter Of course.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-24

RB"f1errtng's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos Gravier street. New Or
laahs. 2ptf
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RETURNED a letter from the editor Of the Ra-
ides Constt informs US that the trial Of
John Began, Jr, On an Indictment for murder, was
concluded in Alexandra on Saturday last, by q
verdict of acquittal, the jury being out but five
minutes He was defended b. Col. A. 2. Field, Of
shis city, who also engaged in the case Of the
state vs.. G.. Mason Long, indicted for the murder
s.of James 81. Dawson, which resulted in Longs ae-
aaittal. Col. Field, we learn has returned to this
city. Mr.. Began, we may remark, is well and IA
1vorabiy known to many persons in New Orleans.
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4 WHAT THE COMMERCIAL gsyEsTIoN sAYs.--We
note with much pleasure W declaration Of the
Macon Commercial Conyenti VA. in favor Of furnish.
ing return cargees OF our proc ace to yesses bring
ing goods from foreign ports. q ship that shall
run the blockade, and bring snppiies such as We
are IA want Of, should receive most generous
welcome. aud have the pick of sr productions for
ita return cargo. Send her away empty as some
propose--tel those that dspat pned her that,
though they aent US what aoe need, they snail not
who woald think oi visiting our ports Who would
feel any synapathy for ass Who NO Md have any
interest II serving rs Nag, which q, pong the ma
tons could fail 70 have against Us ave fsons or re-
sentiments. instead Of that good win which we
shonla desire to possessg IRchxsond Sqnirer.
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professional services free OF charge the families those
who absent from the city military duty. Residence
Harmony street. between Pryana and Coliseum Fourth
District.
uy31 2ptf P. YEISER, N. D.
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Southern american Ticket.

NGRESS.
FIRST DISTRICT. .......... Charles De Blanc, Jr.
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Carr. FRosr's CARD We refer our readers to
the card Of Capt. Ghas. n. Frost, Of Company 4,
First Regiment Louisiana Volunteers, near Nor
folk, Va, ia which he returns thanks to the
Z !. Ladies' Society Of the Confederate Army of
this city. for furnishing warm under clothing for
his company, and to Or. j. s. Ccpes for kind ser
aEiceS. ~
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Proceedings

LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by sud ,,orytr-
ton, On both sngGagesJ md the CONSTITUTION CT IL sac
$ amended
For sale By
BLOOMFIELD STEEL, PETER O'DONNEi.J.-
T. L. WHITE HERBERT n FSOOVsNR
GEO ELLIS, W. F. GOLDTIIW ATE,
F,HAWEsd CO., Il. EZEKIEL.
T. FIT2WILIIAM.
8R-Qrders run the country ll0era discount.
ny22 2n,f
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GRN. W0sL AND THE ADMIsIsTRA TIoN.--The Gin
ainnad Commercial thinks there is no doubt but
that it was intended by the 2 highest authorities !"
at W Washington to dsplace Gen. Fremont, and give
Gen. Wool command Of the Western Department.
But the veteran General, looking over the field
with the official records before him, showing the
number of men and amount of material at the dis
posal 81 Fremont, would not take command unless
largely reinforced He would not attempt to
aachieve immense successes with inadequate means.
This, says the Commercial, the Cabinet caucus
considered making two many conditions, and so
Il let Fremont remain in command. The country
III rightly consider the action Of Gen. Wool re-
Dl IKE Of the Administration and justification Of
a. q. Fremont.
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S Fl E R I F F s

FIRST DISTRICT COURT. .Adoiphe hIazureau.
PARISH OF oRLEANS...,.........J John p. Walden,
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MILITARY NogIcEs.--We direct the particular
attention Of our readers to the different military
notices in cur columns this morning. Many Of
them are of an important nature, and will require
Immediate action s3ss5 5z5z
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ne We are authorized announce z. II.
PARKER a candidate for office Of SHERIFF for the
First District of Parish of Orleans.
Monday in November. % 2pte
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THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER II. 1861.
ss-We are under obligations to the officers Of the
steamer California for Mobile papers Of Tuesday
Not much Of a blockade in the Sound, We think
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RS~ For Auditor OF Public Accounts--G1leaSs
T. PERALTA q candidate for udtor PUbl
AccountE at the election in November
a. 2pta CREOLE
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n The New York Tribu se asserts that the Herald
keeps secession Rag slowed away in its office,
ready u hang out Oh The frst important reverse to
the Federal arms. ii
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RI- Candidate for Coroner Mr.. Editor ::
Please DR.. J, N. FOLWELL a candidate
Office Of Coroner the el. con held Monday
in November se27 ten
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MBWe are authorized to announce DIR. j.
B, WILKINSON candidate for Congress The FIRST
Congressional District. Go tee
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RE- We are authorized to announce DIR. C.
BEARD a candidate CORONER Ut ensuing election
first Monday Of November next. $40 % e
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CO R 0 N L r .
DR.. E. ID. Beach.

SENATOR'S.
Thomas Z. Adams, john LnidIa1y
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ARMs III III IL BERMUDA The Ricbpend cores
pondant III the Memphis Appeal says:
8 One 81 the Al ustrong steel guns brought over in
the Bermuda 81 used through the city yesterday.
1t is a % piece Of ordnance, and excited
great attention ID n was drawn through the streets.
Numbers 81 tie NV Enfield rifles, with the sabre
bayonet, made ths y appearance this morning in
the hands Of soldier 70 whom they had been dis
tributed. It is a b eaqtiful and very dangerous
looking weapon. VII ich the Yankees may soon
become ACQUAINTED q, sh at the other end.
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III soM PADuc The Memphis Appeal learns
thar the pontoon bridge at Paducah, recently
wash, ID away BY the freshet, has been replaced.
II Il CO instructed Of twelve steamboats, and an addi
ion Of bargea sufficient to span the river. WHAT'S
deemed reliable information places the number of
troopa At Paducah at twelve thousand men. They
are stronl .iy intrenched and protected by fixed
battery 1t the mouth Of Tennessee river, another
about two miles southeast Of the city, and third
at the extre me east end, commanding the several
annroafhes d, No the town. @
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RS-Ed. Crescent: PLEASE announce James
r. BRADLEY candidate Constable First Justica Court
in the district bounded Julia Felicity and from
the River 10 the Swamp. ElectoH, 4h November
au23 2ptd MANY VOTERS.
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WINES. sRANDhns. s'o.'
AGENCY OF
KARETT L CO., BRANDY, oOFbhs,
POuLTNEY CO., BRANDY, Oognsc,
g. g. 4. LURMAN, BRANDY, Boriestx F,
r. ELEPPER 4 Co, WlHE8 Bordeaux
MORT CEANDoN CHAMPAGNE Epernny
AARZETTI SONS, PORTER aud ALE London.
The subscriber bong for the abcvs
mentioned houses eoCa liberal direct
poatiopg Of ali articles line CLOCK Of which gVss
on hand Merchandise description bought sopn
eonfGiagion.
eli ~ N'tH~1fF ~nh HeT tTA7Gr sF6BEF,
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Cheap Dry ~ 0OdG
CON FEDEBATE MONEX .

Having Ten3Ted the stock Of Try odR No 1913
tRapa!D to Nos 29 and 20 Royal street. Of g.
Philip street, enabled largo complete
Of cheap Caicoes. BeAched Cotton Canton Ftuper
Caneres and Brood coIh Cloaks Man1as and Shas Ban
kets and Travelling Rigs, French BFgIh MeBoes Pep
Inns Barcge we'll large assortment Of silks Hosiery
aud House furnishing Goods Also invoice Of Carpets AID
Hearth Rugs, at very low prices
THEODORE DAEIiGER,
Corner Royal and St, Philip streets.
RPa,ies indebted Julius unsger will please call and
et-A ut sn early Jav Mt tie nh .Fa store $3.50 3p:l
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STATE ASSE SSORS.
Felix f. Trinchard, II. ID Hubbard.
T. A. Boulet- John A. watkins,
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~ Messrs. EGdStors--Its the solicitation of
many friends myself sl3ERIFF OF
Parish Orleaus alone
to decision Of the people-balo:. box.
se2Ste W q, MULLEN
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MACHINERY. .EGACEEiNEEeR Il.
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGIHER,
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
sHINGLE MACHINES,
INDIA RUBBER BELT,
CIRCULAR SAWS,
COTTON SEED HULLERR,
CORR MILLS
STEAM GAUGES
IRON GAS AND WATER PIPES,
POWER AND HAND PUMPS.
Atthe Machinery Depot Of RICH'D r, HARRIsCK,
Tell If hoa. 30 ~ Charles st9set.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-16

ARREST OF SPIES "A detachment Of Colonel
Ioung's Cavalry. under Captain White, arrested
three spies on Satu day, near Port Tobacco. Ma
iyland, and brought them to Washington On
their persons was found topographic and other
Information designed ~ transmission TO the en-.
envy from that neighborhood, so contiguous to the
virginia shore, and Of the ad vantages of which
the secessionists have long availed themselyes
r. w. Walker, OF BROOKLYN. the Washington
correspondent Of the New York EIoress we MT
thither on Tuesday afternoon with a detachment
OF Ionngs Cavalry on scouting tour, and aided
by guard Of two soldiers, captured an active
secessionist who was placed in confinement at
mouse near by the place Of arrest The guard
having necessarily TO absent themselves from the
premises TO attend to their horses and other bust
ness, the prisoner, while Walker was taking min
utes OF the conversation with him, uddenlV drew
his knife, and plunged il into the latter's bowels
and rushi " from The house, made his escape be.
lore one OF the guards who was outside could have
The neighborhood was afterwards searched for
tne IugltlVe but without success. The pursuit is
not, however, abandoned. Mr. Walker is living
In dangerous condition, and receiving pfoper
attention He had, 1t is related by the officer,
valuable information
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-16

ID On Friday last the Manuel Ortez, bound
Tor Whydah, on the coast Of Africa, was seized by
the authorities In New York city, as a SLAYER, and
held for an examination. She was laden with a
susPiciously appearing cargo, the principal items
Of which were four hundred and afty-six hogs
heads Of so-called whisky, the larger part Of
which IL 10 supposed will turn out to be water.
and ten tons of crackers; a single case of bread
only accompanying the "intolerable deal of SACK,
mentioned In the ships manifest. As crackers
and water formed the usual food of a slaver,s
cargo, the propriety OF the seizure becomes mani
fest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-16

II A salute Of 81 guns was fred In the New
YORK Central Park on Saturday, by the citizens
OF The city, In honor Of the Kentucky Legislature
u Tor the Representatives and % for the Senators
VINO voted to expel the rebels from the State, and
place Kentucky on the side Of the Union and the
Constitution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-16

" William M. Glenn, another of the propri-
SION OF the Baltimore Exchange newspa per, was
arrested on Saturday and taken to Fort Nc Henry.
BEFORE going to the Fort, he went to bis Office
ane made arrangements for the suspension Of the
publication Of the Exchange.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-16

IL Saturday ne Fifth Rhode Island Battery
arrived In New York route for the seat of war.
Rhode Island has three batteries at the seat Of
var-the I'd, Sd, and 9TH. The LIST returned when
their three months were up, and the 5th is prin
Puily composed Of men formerly belonging to the
1st