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SlEn4ries.

800 b9Es prime RIO COFFEE.
go bbJs, MESS PORK.
JqO tercf prime LARD
50 casks BACON SHOULDERS.
leo terces SUGAR CURED HAMS.
800 bbs. extra and sGporfne FLOUR.
100 kegs SHOT, assorted, buck and drop.
800 cases SARDINES half and quarter boxes
700 boxes CASTLE SOAP.
8Q0bo Star CANDLES, IA and lGoz
200 bbs RPctifed WHISKY.
800 Ibis. Refined, Crushed and Powdered SUGARS
100 cases OYSTERS and LORSTERs
For by
JOHN T. MOORE & CO.,
aulU splm 81 and % PoydrAs street.
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N ew Orleans.
OILS, NAVY PITCH, AXLE GREASE AND NAprHA

No. CAR BOX OIL, in casks aud barrels, su,
peFor TO Lard or equal 10 sperm oils for
-, RelLFosd car o9T'' 50 cs gal
No. l REFINED OIL in casks and barrels -
suitable for mixing with any other Oils. 60
No. REFINED OIL, in casks and barreIy
suitable for painting all outside work.
and any color except whte.............. rs
No REFINED OIL In casks and bills, suit,
able for Ship and Ste snbOat decks Roof
ing, etc. Observation-Disclosures. Is .
No GAS OIL, in cuska and barrels suitable
for the vHrious kinds OF gas epparntls rs
COMMON RosIE OIL in casks, suitable for
mixing with Lime for washes, also Tor
covering fences, works etc, presery- u
ing the wood from exposure TO the YEA. ~
ther, or for mixing with common paint or .-..
Tanners Observation-Disclosures. 20 =.
AXLE or Wheel. GREASE. in barrels half
bbls,, and kegs, made for the Plantation,
Farm, City and Country se.-..,........3h to4 eta IL
NAPTHA, Crude and Refined In caaks used
for manufacturing burning dnids ETC l5to20 eta nj
NAVY PITCH, in 2 and 40 gall barrels, war. u
ranted free from Water Sand, Chips and ~"
other impurities. Price according to mar.
hst.
Wea manufacturing the above enumerated sytitt
and prepared to ill all orders. We call the attention
Dealers aud Consumers to our stock and mind thu
PURE and UNIFORM manufactured exclusively IN.
Southern material and managed and by Southern me-
TREASURY NOTES takeo at par Discounts made To- h
trade. s
SIMEON TOBY, j.,
igl H2p6t PresteR ~
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MURDER AND RETALIATIoN.-M John Morgan.
of Memphis, passport agent at Union City, was
wantony shot and killed at the latter place a few
days ago, by man named Estelle, to whom he
had refused a passport, While attempting to
escape from custody. the murderer was shot dead
by brother of Morgan. Esteile was from Padu-
eah, and it was believed that he was spy.
Our correspondent at Humboldt, Tefn., states
this matter somewhat ditferently-the name Of the
murderer being Hampton, and that he awaits his
trial
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Blankets for Sick soldiers.

will be impossible for the Confederate Govern
meats to purchase BLANKETS tor Of our sick aud
wounded soldiers They had the supply being
now nearly exhausted therefore cali on heads of families
and all other persons and especil Planters Of ln
lana 10 contribute pair Of Blankets to this good
purpose Every family neaycertainy every planter-can
spare from one to half dozen pair Of er supply
They should beaent point eacd parish and
pressed in bale press and marked with the
number it contains, and directed B. JAMES, my agent
New Orleans.
II hoped the steamboats, will bring them down free Of
charge but not freight will be paid BY those shipping them
au22 2pi2t THOS o. MOORE Governor
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A Card.

Poiessor Mccarthy, corner Of Magazine and Washington
Streets gives Lessons at stated hours Grammar Rhetoric
Algebra Geometry, Navigation Engineering, Gunuery
Book keeping.
Professor Mccarthy lectures classes in colleges when en-
poyed by the hour. se2 2pl2t
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How TIE II ATTERAs RAID WAS Received fIs
w AslisSa HE Washington correspondent of
the ri Inc uirer sd
e When the news of the success of the Hatteras
expedition Was communicated to General Scott,
the tears rolled down bis Cheeks and he exclain,
"a Sod be thanked q The President shafediin
the general delight 5gs
Zen. Scott then renewed his oath in a huge bowl
sef forum. ssss 500
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.5..
Notice.

The Ladies' Of Providence will have High Mass snng on
THURSDAY, I2th inst st o'clock A. NJ at the Cathedral
for the success of the Confederate Army and the triumph
collection will be taken up the benefit Of the
Volunteer sela 2n2t
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AGENCY foFt The SALE BIZ Sugar Asp MoLAssEs.
Sess shs siteapa or resdars Il I'll adysen,snt j.
fsyns ialass Goi SC Nasasi which W
thsinask Of The o,r ss
ie;e 5sopasaa srd sts ,lat deserves
The gea.lesa eonasisig lie rta ne e
aaa pss!o n the iueresntiIe wo.Ia and
& favorable issue 5.E - = ~
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e MILITARY Goons Frankie has Just opened
lot IF gooda of he Kinds most IN
d tine 1855 II I4hcoih,s blockade
ape I c'asisats n al descriptions Of eontgs6aad
attieicsi ees az very 4tIol5
Y sss public beustaetar-n fact
!, 9oa'e 90 hard teseil would do witsut aim We
hops fhss ots Of military goods Of any
slha forss 81 gys him rsl They siI cettainly
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,ss fHg GNET iyglS ALIVE. Our only alternative
now, Notth ana South. Is between the Government
q She nited States and the Government Of jeff.
DaFls There i no ether choice now. He that is
not with pa As against as, and the issue is simply
the overthrow OF our Government or the suppress.
SION NJ the despotism of Davis. This continent is
NOT large ennngh for both is matters now stand
gne On tie other must 60 down. Which shall Il be
That. ~ the question. my. Herald.
q The Nqftherh people really desire to make the
isate 50 relae HE continent not large enough
for hos -lst them go ahead. They thought the
field ot Manassas not large enough for both armies
and flleg thought correctly. They will soon find
hese ~ not room enough for both in Virginia
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r. FRANKFORT, KY, Sept. 5, 1861.
To His Eseeeney B. Magofn Governor OF the State Of Ken
sirIn conformity with your request, proceed
ed TO Richmond ana presented the Hon. Jefferson
Davis, President Of the Confederate States, the
communication entrusted to me. Hisresponse is
embodied IN letter which, have the honor here
with to hand you.
am siT,svery respectfully, '-2.- y i. ].
9 ssg. n s4 Your 0bedient serFau. =, I,.
y 4L,5 sf-sr - ~ 70 SIC GEO. W. JOHNSON =
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so upesintendent Public Education =
Please announce that HENRY AVERY The present Superp
'endent OF Public Education, candidate reelection
aul7 7utd .r 81.
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Notice.

Aameet'ng OF the Committee for the of the sick and
wounded soldiers of the Confederate States ARMY held on the
9Th inst the following gentlemen appointed permanent
Executive Committee conduct business Of the Asoca
ton -...
u. 10. Suly, R. Gardere.
D. l. Ricardo, j. p Freret
Dis Henry Bier,
SCI Unfit n
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Ea~Ed. Crescent: Please announce the t,r,-
derssned candidae for Office Superin den
OF Public Education. ". L. N. NAGRuDER,
aus 2pld Baton Rouge. la.
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EUes'y s4snsy and Mary Officer

EUes'y sarnty and .VnUy officer
Should provide himself with the hest description of comfort
able and well made SHIRTS and FURNISHING GOODS to
be had by doing So half the supply will suffice and the an.
seat of buying avoided To Insure satisfac.
ton, patronize
=. N. M . o d Y,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,
Who has sill hand the everything in his line and at
prices that satisfy every patriot and soldier no advance
any article having since the nterrup5n OF BUD
plies.
Fine Flannel Campaign Shirts,
Beautifully made i'll this city with Side Pockets Buttons
ranted never to of, and consisting of
score of handsome patterns
FINE LINEN CHECK SHIRTS.
COLORED LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS
HEAVY SILK UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS
=. WOOL =. .
E, COTTON :.
CANTON FLANNEL UNDERsHRTs AND DRAWERS
WOOL SoCKs-At the cost of yarn only.
DOUBLE COTTON SOCkS-For tender feet
LARGE SILK POCKET HANDKERCHIEFs.
HEAVY BUCK AND CAMPAIGN GLOVES
WHITE MILITARY GLOVES
CRATATs AND susPENDERs, and every article for
Complete Toilet,
Remember, at
S. N. MOODY's
seq 2plt Corner of Canal and Royal streets
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VIII TAKE CoNFEpERATE NOTES. Mr. r. II.
kliaoa the public thas he take Confederate notes
debs das h and viii his entire stock OF fnraare
ad piece q property Jefferson CIT, the same terms
Heo chance for tapsa vie have be6n sfeeaaa ia the
notes u our county Ms l5$ II
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81 Ed Crescent: Please announce James
candidate for Constable Justices Court
IN the district bounded by julia and Felicity Streets and
the River 10 the Swamp. Election 18th November.
au23 2ptd MANY VOTERS
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= epsls ANY, 81 DER TE GUARDS, This com.
pary isordsred to attend battalion dfiIlon Wednes-
] Gay negf,at AZ o'ciock 7. Ne, in full uniform See
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Notice.

Contributions for the Sick and Wounded Soldiers of our Army
are to be left at WILLIAM H. SMITHS store No. IS rsyie
street.
By order of the Committee:
W. A. ELMORE, President.
D. I. RICARpo Secretary eao ,a,r
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sS akp tjlttB, s. A. i. This club meets
next asarday evening at the corner of Elysians
Eields and Greatnen streets.jat Nj O'Clock. See
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For Auditor Of Eubiic Accounts-Pleass
announce Il. PERAITA as u candle for Auditor OF Public
Accounts at the election in November
A.
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ABLE e il said that in order to avoid
the sight Of the Confederate flag which now floats
proudly 10 sightof Washingt ton, Seward las gone
to New York, and Lincoln refuses to lock towards
flin fMaasl 80. = -
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M MI. John II Hsnna, Of This city, has placed
ns under obligations for late copies Of the London
Times, Manchester Guardian, Liverpool Mercury,
Illustrated London News, and sandry United States
neWapapsrs. .aslss...ss E8ssE-sa 81
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@s-Herrtng's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Mas and "a rviar street Now Or
ts&us; ,.....f .s-.s i6 2otf
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50 sIsHATfos EAoASr.-A mar. " DO understands
the n-lataeufe o. black ~ Advertiser ID
our foday Sire ANOTHER column
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Lea FsiEst. aif. VIM. Monk, No. % ST Ferdinand
District manufacturers and Others ali
kinds u lsathass at prices. See ITS card ~
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military Goods :!

MI u $ * E Tt 9 .A-Ps.
CAPS FOR COLTS REvoLvERs
AND
G "A r n r. d G r s.
FINE BLUE, skY-BiUE, GRAY and RED BRoAD 9TH,
GOLD AND wORsTED TRIMMINGS,
SWORDS WITH FINE BLADES
BELTS AND sAsHEs.
Buttons for Military Uniforms.
GOLD LACES AND SILK OIL CLOTH.
For sale at
H. FRANKO'S, ,
au2i 2pfSaMoTh li6 Poydras, next to Carondeet at.
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n a as f9RERA q tsEs-4A great bill il offered at
the New opera House Tonight for the benefit of
MI. Lfda Provost, leader Of the orchestra. Four
vauies be played, by the amateurs Of the;
soeiets hoaisianaise, and three celebrated over
lures still be executed by thesorebestra. In addi-
hon u ttis, there viii besaug eantata composed
by At PraYoat and dedicated to tho volunteers Of
IoIlisasa NJ. Provost i the gentleman who gen
offered his services and those Of the orches
tra On of the late dramatic represent
alton 1t the Opera House FOR the benefit of the
families 5f Voanteers, and for this reason ais well
as because the eaterta infnent ITSELF viii De a very
enjoys PIE one, We hope he will be greeted with
full hsqsa Tonight
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sGts3"13a BIRD.

s9as'1sa BIRD,
SUCCESSOR TO SEWELL 7. TAYLoR) IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD VINE, LIQUORS, Esr.,
NOS Ii and IS Royal street,
HAS now IN store large supply the celebrated CREME Dg
BoUzY CHAMPAGNE in and min also obar hrau
viz: CHARLES HEIDsEIOK, PIPER HEIDsEICK. PAR
AhNi1hF, and other brands Of inferior quality have
large assortment of the best Old heries such as AMoNT
hAbo' t"FAz, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDONaat
ANCHOR S-l8SS-sOUTHsIDE MADEIRAfk
direct Importation other Madoras of lower grade supe
od London Dry Dock PORT other Ports of less grs
fhe celebrated sAzARAC BRANDIES-vinage 1875, IEl
Ioo% and lS05-aarge supply always hand All gradss
olAhkf and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood. WHDs
hXs-scooh and Irish Old Rye, Bourbon and Wheat VIII
zyS SCOTCH ALE and PORTER in pins quarts COZ
iALs etc. My usual assortment OF the best WINES wha
viii oe5oid on any other house in
AARON BIRD,
"io Eoiy Nos, ID and Is Royal street.
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CORRESPONDENCE WITH GOV. HARRIS, OF TENNESSEE.
FL mo. 81 u.
'aat EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Nashville, Tenn. Aug. 4, 1851. )
His FScellency B. Magofin, Governor of Kentucky
Su-From the date of the proclamation OF your
excellency, declaring the neutrality Of Kentucky.
it has been the settled policy of the authorities OF
Tennessee to respect Kentucky as neutral power,
and to carefully avoid all acts that could be con-
strued into violation of any of her rights as sreh.
This policy has been adhered to with perfect
fidelity, and will be adhered to by Tennessee, as
long as the people of Kentucky will act the part
of neutrals and the Federal Government respect
their neutrality.
But it is proper that call the attention of your
excellency to the fact that each day brings its &C.
emulation of evidence, forcing me to the conclu-
sion that the Federal Government is organizing
military companies, battaons and regiments, in
the State of Kentucky, for ayowed purposes of
invading Tennessee, and transporting arms to some
of her rebeious citizens, thus aiding and encour-
aging the rebellion.
1T requires 10 argument to prove to your excel
lency that this is gross and papable violation of
the principles of neutrality which Kentucky has
declared she would maintain, and which l doubt
not it is the purpose of your excellency to main
tain fully and in good faith. l. therefore, call the
attention of your exeeteney to the matter, feeling
assured that your exceliency will institute such in
vestigations will develop whatever action as is
being taken within your State, and take such steps
as will prevent any organization in Kentucky, for
the purpose of aiding or abetting the Federal Gov
ernment in this wicked war that it wages for the
purpose of crushing and subjugating the Southern
States. - r. . -
have The honor to be, very respectfully yours ct
W
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mo. 10.J


. EsECGTIyE DEPARTMENT August l., 1861.
Ills Exceency, l. g. Harris, Governor Of Tennessee
Su'-l have just returned from the neighborhooa
Of the military encampment to which you have
been peasedto call my attention, in your letter to
me Of the 4th inst, and truly gratiied to inform
you that the organization is disapproved of by a
large majority of the Union men wits whom Iiaye
eonversed some of them being the most prominent
citizens Of our State. The persons engaged in it
have given the most solemn assurances they do not
intend an invasion of Tennessee, or any hostile pur
poses in that direction, but have organized solely
for the purpose of protecting the State from inya
sion. Many of them believe, or affect to believe,
there is great danger of an invasion from Tennes-
see. | have taken steps to prevent the organiza-
ton Of these troops, or their encampnentupo our
soil, with strong hopes Of success and your Ex-
cellency may rest assured | will do everything in
my power to have respected the neutrality of Ken
lucky, as set forth in my proclamation. In few
days I hope to be able to inform your Exoellency
of the disbanding ofth organizations to which you
have been pleased to call my attention. | am sat
isfed large majority even of the Union men in
Kentucky are opposed to any such organization
here by the Federal Government, or the transport
alton Of arms, men, or munitions over our soil to
the State of Tennessee. Many of them are in good
faith cooperating with me to prevent it, and most
earnestly desire to maintain our position Of neu-
trality during this wicked war.
bave The honor 10 be.
Very respectfully, yours, etc., -
B. MAGOFFIS
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aS~E. l.. Defreese, the present incumbent,
= =" c@laeHe lor susie Treasnret. lyl 2ptd
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81 .fesifAs sEpERATE GUARDS This com
paiiy i ordsrsa to attend battalion drill next
/ Welnss day Afternoon, AT a O'Clock,
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Proceedings

Proceedings
THE
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION,
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Conysn.
toll I'm both angunge and the CONSTITUTION Of the State
rs amended.
For sole by
BLOOMFIELD STEEL, PETER O'DONNELL,
i" WHITE, HERBERT Il EsC0USsE
hFO' EihhSr W. n GOLDTHWAlTE,
P.HAWESG CO., f. EZEKIEL,
I. FITZWILIlAM.
GeO Orders from tho country flied at liberal discount
my22 2pH
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To he Hon Jefferson Davis, President Of the Confederate
ssr-This is to acoredit to You George W. John
son, Esq, as a commissioner from the State of
Kentucky. Mr.. Johnson is the bearer of conmu-
neation which will fully explain the object of his
mission. take pleasure in commencing to your
consideration Mr.. johnson as a gentleman well
advised of the existing posture OF public affairs in
Kentucky. II
FeSyEespectfals, your obedioi.t servant
II Al
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GREEN PEAS
n ROYAL, SAILMARER,

A. ROYAL, SALTWATER.
Nos. Is Canal and II Crossn1an streets
Sign of the Root Hog or Die
Manufacturer of all kinds OF Plain and Fancy AWNINGS
TENTS TARPAULINS, Also all kinds of FLAGS and
BANNERS suitable for companies or other purpoes with
Flagsta1s to suit Fall and Purchase Ropes slngs td
and furnished to order the shortest notice. gIoCKs 6
sizes ready strapped likewise all kinds of heavy BLOCKS
sPARs and RIGGING suitable raising machinery
other heavy material.
1have likewise on hand fine lot of SPRUCE sPARs which
offer for sale Cheap for Cash.
All OF the above articles found at Canal and II
oroSSnnan streets, New Orleans.
N b. Sail and Rigging work It's branches and country
oae5s promptly filed at the shortest possible notice.
D. =, AskER C. P. sNoorE. / up. AUSTIN
A SKEW, SETOOTE g. AUSTIN
ATTORNEYS AT Law,
Magnolia Columbia Co.. Ark
-ReferencsH-
Henderson, Terry d Co., O. Yale Jr,,6co.,
A. T. Hawthorn VI n Smith wv, sssq
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900. FaianAOn DessOnmas ~ Co., Inlport-
er of Foreign Dry Goods No. Magazine Merchants
Of the INTERIOR and from adjoining STATES visiting city, will
hnd at the abeyenamed establishment most complete
aortments of Foreign Dry Goods imported this coup
try sold prices lower than would thought possible even in
ordinary times. Give Them call. SCI 2rl5teod
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-EnsSaas ans IRON Tie.

Tho subscribers receiving weekly supplies Of Iron from
Tennessee, which they will sell small advance for CASH
ONLY.
Fl. FASSMAN & CO.,
Al Carondelet street.
r. G. LATTING Il co..
aa2l 2pt Is Union street.
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References
hessrs Brown Johnston L. Co !
Messrs Hewitt, Norton L Co,
MIR. John Watt, For JOHN D. J4MFS
Mr.. S. B. Newman
Mr., j. G. Kicks,
Mr.. Carl Kuhn, For B. H. PAYNE
Nj John a. Roberts, sel0 3p3m
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FVags, ssoords, sapords, Flags.

B 4
The undersigned great EXPENSE has established In this
city Mandatory for making SWORDS any quantity for
Officers which he offers for sale at s25 EACH -
Every Sword issued from his factory fully guaranteed to
be equal TO- If not superior any manufactured at home n
ported from foreign Parties purchasing will be per-
fectly satisfied.
Has also hand large varied and rich assortment Of
GOLD, SILVER, AND woRsrED
MILITARY TRIMMINGS.
EMBRoIDRRING IN GOLD done in the most elogan, man,
ner, aud in any style ordered.
Offers for sale
WoRSTED, the best largest the Confed-
crate States.
FLAGS of all sizes, Plain and Embroidered for Companies
Regiments asd Societies, made to order with dispatch.
FLAG STATES AND SPEARS either Gold or Silver, al
ways hand
F. GUEBLE,
No. 157 Canal street, door to u. H. Holmes.
ms-oders from the country will promptly attended to.
Louisiana
SUGAR PLANTERS AGENCY
NASHvrbbE, rmrg N EgsEE,
-roR THE SALE Of
GAR AND MoLAs SEES.
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Kentucky NeutralitY.


IMPORTANT ooHREsPosDESCE BETWEEN PRESIDENT DAVIS AND
ss& soEERsDRs mAGoFrIs .tgp HARRIS.
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NOTICE.
". A. ELNORE, President.
D, 7. RICARDO, Secretary.

The following gentlemen compose the permanent committee
relief Of the sick and wounded soldiers
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Millinery and Dresssmaking.

millinery and ESressstakiNg.
Having still OH hand large and varied elegant
MILLINERY, would inform the ladies of New Orleans and
country, that will sell it all of very moderate prices
CASH.
GARfRALDI RIDING HATS, In great variety.
MOURNING BoNNETS, in great variety.
In my Dressmaking Department, making and Trim
ming Dresses in the most fashionable manuer greatly
duced prices.
Orders from the country promptly attended to-
Mrs. NJ. E. BENSON,
DressInaker and Milliner,
an2O 2ptSse 1877 Canal ST. mp stairs adjong D. H Holiness
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The Southern

Q L Il Q O M = a II y
7a CAMP GrRr,r.rr
New Orleans 'A
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gw erIass daily Gresu onesaau Wna September TO- 1861

your gallant State will suffer its soil to be used for
the purpose of giving an advantage to those who
violate its neutrality and disregard ts rights,
those who respect them both.
In conclusion, I tender to your Excelleney the
assurance Of my high consideration and regard.
And am sir, very respectfully,
Yours, etc, JEFF'N DAVIS.