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| SPECIFICATIONS FOR TEE = CONT,I2 / CT
- for repairing and keeping in repair the Shell roads III
NJ F.fs ss TsppirPg ri and ;ksePng rPq
the center Of Canal e. the upper limit the ety. The river
and Mstairie road including said Me,airie road.
all tn shell the Carondele
and the southeast side of Bayou ST. john from Claiborne stree
THIRD GoyTaAerThe repairing and keeping repair
fhe cen'er of Canal street, he lower Unit 'hs city, ht
and e G9 I ioaG adn nsng a sa Sp 1 4 n
John mentioned in the sec1nd contract.
The sd shell roads shall be delivered to the contractors
whatever condition they may be found the day Vi the ap
the & b 6a y hs br Gem G3nnG R and
whole of them rtpred in the best woknanIike maone using
for said repairs but clean and sound lake shells Of the
The shall also be bound during The continuance
aud condition all the absve mentioned sh ro5ds film ali
and sound lake Shells such manner as to preserve The
orig nal grade and curve Of sait reads.
5 s roS & hs al 9fsys % we'll G9Ysns % & # hs Of six nshs
The contractor for the shell road included in the
City Surveyor fnrlsng ali filing which may be qiired
and covering the same viii coat Of shells Of eight inches in
thickness and copessg tae sane with 6O0 pound ror
The shall also be bound during the continuance
condition ell graded the unshced rorton Of The rSa
always keep clean The ebes Side Of a shei oads
their original szes and Depths so as to prevent sagnaon Of
hall furnish at their ovnn expense all he
fed and said repqirs shall te made within Weny-for hos
they shall be Fable fine Of dollars each neglect ana
the Street Commissioner ha tie said repairs made
thus m % Be Of the ss
yments TO be made 70 said contractors.
fhe conrac h II furnish good solvent securities to
guarantee the faithful pefo of the contracts follows
thousand dollars each, and the contractor for te
second contract in the sum Of three thousand doIus.
Street and said Street
be mtted for the approval of the Committee Streets and
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INTERPRETATIONS FOR TIlE CONTF AC7

MISREPRESENTATION FOFk TIE C1N 7IRA CT
~ for paving with blocks Burgundy street. from C
TO Rienvilie
QUALITY AND nIlENsIOHS MArERI .LS-The sqHare
block shall he of EoN hard ruitr, inferior
Ry thu Obtained from Boston They hall
ohnng in shape. less than twelve than
inches 10Th and less than n
four inches lo' aud less iran nine inches thickness
Th shall be well qua id wing para or square md
ends TO make tight joints, aud the shall be dressed
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COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
City OF New Orleans April =, 1861. {

CaBRlE f." NBSCa4a4sI R~-~s , a. fHGH a L..
~>>>7 C,o,,,--Do,T - ~ 11-1,cr
r,. N"Mrrk9LLEhS T mI ofFLcE; ,e,,
City OF New orienrS' April :, l60l
mo 55l4l
oHdiuiicae AFTER official jouina nine
following the bid for cncll sepn,ury
vcyor, adodc,o re >ujtc the approval
Or R 5S for sidewalks toe by
curbstones and Woo en- CUTTERS gu southeast side Of GnyGz
street, from Bicnyille street to Ha'GndGr Was;
cu1bstonrS and oon t1er on bN sides Of CHs,umho,
| street, johnson to InchvhINvc streets.
crbs.ones and We oe cutters sides Of Johnson Street
| from Canal to Cu'on'eet Walk,
eurbstoues wooden both sdes rrcur street.
| from Canal street to CHrondelet Wn k
enrbsonss and wooden both sides of Roman
G% Sh '%I Sosras sSS IS o SS5oS MS sidewalks ooes by
c~sones and wooden CUTTERS both St Louis Street
| from Roman o Gnlvcy
7th 4 contract for srucn brick sidewalks 1crcd by
| from Roman q Tonti
Of ay, street. from I;cmyic street to Caonlcc Wak
9th contrnc for making s4Hare hock pavement on Bur
[signedI LEA T. BAKEWELL,
jsignedl 20. NINON,
.rnrova1 vorch Il, 1851 President Board of Aldermen.
LSisued JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
MARION A. BAKER, Secretary.
No,tco f b, ci,cr that on TUESDAY, 18th Anvil ,s,,
viii andcate At my Office lll5 o'clock A. H. to The
aS t 0'NS'' 'c "0O'' V DUpIEsSTs Counro,r,
v7,.,,- TT,,1, 1r7T13T 111,-1,,3, ,,,,,S
~ for the construction Of brick Sidewalks b9ee by
cHeT he same haSe not rey Jssn ao by The proer
holders
First contrac-T,e sidewalks on the southeast side Of C1,
street. from HienviIc sSet to Crondelet Wt Sal
to be twelve feet in width ''' '''' ''' v" '''S
Second contrac-The sidewalks sides of Cnstan.
feet in wi,lIi - ~ '"''''
Ie4 FROM c%n1 5sa o On 3o Wit % % Of I
feel in width ~ "N "
| IL I,atI, i'll /
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COMPTRNLLER--OFNgCFAE.

, "r%t I" M nio mt Of $5' 20 m bo r.I guarantee
Payments to be mnlc the completion ile work on Gael,
- w tHtE M running acre? ana 4rr' ptHncc of the by the
ct 'm' g" "'eh and vH1y settlement m il the completion
well understood that in of failure by the contractor
to begin " nmS r w"k or Hy part thereof within the period
which the work Is being executed the Council shall lave to
@ 3 to to r " ed I by S""I !rr Tj""l @ M Pn'' m & S rnror m @ in
Hpryins nr of justice TO annul the same without in
s}nI time abandon the work or no, In, and
c"mpcfr the sane. IN c4niomty with his contract con
shall forfeit NIL CIna he
work dong by him UP to he de of the abandonment Tint
therefor; nIvo we'll unc~tord that in case the con't
b" rcSod the md hi, slnli be- e and
tween pricr wc, contrror oaimIy mrarIc G TO-
lS form ho work. md 't price at which may he adudcatcG
dS to be per running of 2Us feet for the whole work
Nov oor!ca"s; March 28 1851
Approye by COMMITTEES on stracs M md J, 'efTT OF n5t
Oo"iSgl fs, III; Common ,o@gctl,
Rc,,Sls}sS S:aHi ,,r,,, s. NtSG$AN6, ch"irrnon
oq-, ALFRED A. DucRos
~ Il ror Comptroller.
'""'r"%s,@Gs &s, 1s,,,. "sy'eH E. T'sr X, ,lI.Y,,
m 'sI nj Tn"i n 91 s" cGH"Sr @ rs % %1 he Is hereby ono
st ] "SG re | 5@ I s'% nTS "}%s at3 r'on' I" me %
@ % ha o To he done &coding to tno spo
.,E"s' Pre- arrn, i:sr 5SA F. F. nAEEwE1l. i!;'
Approved r.'uorv H. Isjl v''''' '''''d of Aldermen
signed Joint MONROE, Mayor.
MT &Nors i. !; hereby given lha! WEDNESDAY, the 10Th
MT inhI II r "'r""} NJ, will lluaic e Al my oficc
~ = V. l1.rLEssIs. Comptroller.
SEHCEEEtATEoVs FOR THE CD,PT; NtvJ,
r., It" - i"li tc h"r Fto 10 Nnw wee street.
n"E,nE @" "a Il t%w"'h ,nd e paving Of he
%Iyr to- oS Eve" by The tty surveyor and following
OIrtu ,IlqlI hes In ,~r,.I l.,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE.
City of New Orleans April g. 1851.
No. $685.
Whereas the CONTRACTS for the repairs of The she'll roads
the city expire the 2d March, 1861 and provision should te
made for the continuation of said repairs by
tracts by The city.
Be ii resolUei, That the Comotroer be and he is hereby
authorized adludicate, after five days notice in the official
Journal three to the lowest ddar, for each sep
araey, fo repairing ard keeping in repair the shell roads of
the city for years If said contracts for the repairs
sand roads from Canal the upper limits of the city
for the shell road along Canal CaoHdele and Bayou ST.
oha from Claiborne street to the toll gste and the third for
all the remaining shell Dads from Canal the lower
limit of the cyhe work to be dine in accordance with
specifications of the City Surveyor aEd adudcalions
subject to the rejection of the Common Council
LSignedl LEA F. BAkEWELI.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[SigCedl j. O. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April s. 1861.
tSigdedl JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
Noice is hereby given that TUESDAY, 10Th Instant I
will adudcate my oce l. oclcck H. the above
tTac's.
a9 TIC V. DUPLEssIs, Comptroller
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STREET CON1'N E3E--OTFECUAR..


ENIE&ST DISTRICT POUND.-EVas br8uGfat
to the First District Pound corner Of Lafayette and Vine
streets, as estrag--
One rom trNat.
One white Goat.
Which not claimed within three daysand there
paid, will be sold Rt public auction, said Pound,
THURSDAY, April II, 1851 at 10 o'clock A NJ
New Orleans, April 6. ISL.
i. MILTON RELF, Street Commissioner.
Registered Apl6 6, 1861. -
V DUPLESSlS Comptroller.
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ResoYre5 That of ffy-six every hundred
osrs of the value of all real ate and slaves
ing in the aheaux assessment made by the CITY Assessors o
the year 1850 aud of hundred and thrtyore
81 3 every hundred dollars Sl Of the ed VALUE
of capta ircomes furniture appearing the tabeaux
The City Assessors for he 1861 be and the is hereby
levied to the ordinary expenses Of the City Government
the 1861 and above the receipts from other
[Signedl LEA F. BAkEWELL,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl J. Q. NIXON.
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April s. 1861.
a6 ST tSignedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
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EvpAvE DU PREMIER DISTRICT. -

EVPAVE pU PREMIER EIISTIsTET.-U II n
II conduit depot l Premier District
gnure des rnes Lafayette ct Vine, CONNIE epave-
Une ifheVre
Une CheVre blanche.
ST les pas r5cnmts ]onrH
fras payts lis enahoe pEbQUc dit
10 JEUDI IL d'avr 1861 = 10 heures 4 NJ
j. MILTON RELF, Commits ai1e deq Enps
Nor lie C)rlsau Il 40
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CoMPTROLLERS OFFICE,
City of New Orleans Aptil s. 1861.
M6YoRALTY or NEW ORLEAHs,
City Hall Feb . 1861.
Common Council OF the City of New Orleans.
No. 54G4]
Pedrc That Comptroller he ard he hereby author
zed 10 sell after days pubic noce in the ral jour
The 10 bidder contract for filing river sand
or ecrapngs, Dryades street from Felicity road
andrew street
Sgned1 J. O. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
ESigned1 J, MORGAN HALL,
President pro TEN. Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved Jannary 81, 1851.
[signed JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
A true copy:
MARION A. BAKER, Secretary.
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.'.. No. 5555.l
Rcsore That the Comptroller warrant the Treasurer in
favor Of the New Orleans Pcayune fer the of thirteen
hundred and twenty-five dollars and fifty cents being the
amount due them for advertising etc. from the 20h March,
1855 to The 10th February 1851
TSignedl LEA F. BAEEWETIa
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
[Signedl j. 0 NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved April 8, 1851.
as St Tsgnedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
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Notice is hereby given that TUESDAY, 10th APRIL lSi,
will uiudcatc al my Office. IL o'clock A. M TO The
as 1T V. DUPLEsSIS. Comrrollcr
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Approved Fr'cun"v -, l&6l ' VI ''"''ihei.
Signed JOINT NgER1r ,r,-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-10

NPAyEG DU PREMIER DTsT'RECT.-u "a
IA etc conduit depot dcs u Premier District
cnguure tles Lafayette ct Vine, CONNIE GJnve--
I'm Gab blanc aya-t des tachcs jalles la ct aux
jamINs
81 lie dit animal NEST pas rtclamd dams rois jours ct les
frais pHyt8 il serR vendn fenchec puQue depot
le MERCREDI, l0d'avri 1861 a 10 heures A. N.
j. MILTON RELF Commissare des Ruos.
NOnvelle. ORLEANS. d,Gvrll ISL n62
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-10

Approved Mlrch IL, 1861,
ISisucdI JOHN T. MONROE Mayor
A true copy:
MARION A. BAKER Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-10

Notice is hereby given that MONDAY. the 18th April
1861 II o'clock will adulcae my office 10 the lowest
dder the above contract
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Signed

New Orleans, April s, 1861.
Approved by the COmEttee Streets and Landings of both
Boards Of the Common Connc
lssRsG lssRsG EN' (: TSdSEhHD aAEhSi on chan'en.
Registered Apr. 9th, 1851. ~
ALFRED 4. nTCROS
as T For tonnr-oier
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-10

GPECgFICAVEt}NS TOR THE CtlEtEEs A C?rS,ss
~ for the construction OF brick sidewalks, borurud by
wooden cutters various city where
ever he have rendy been made by the property
irDld
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-10
cPECIEICA rIO4s FCoI. FII.LINEi yvI,

No'ice is hereby given that MONDAY the 18Th prl
1861 y O'Clock Office will proceed aldfcGte
to The lowest bidder, the above cOnlract.
rs 1t V. nUPLESSTS, C,lnDtrn14r
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-10

NIEST BISFiRICN POUND.-VVls brought
the First District Pound, Of Lafayette and Vine
Streets CStrRy-
white Goa, with yellow spots the head and legs
Whchf notcaimed within threcdays and the expenses there
paid will be sold public auction, the said Pound
WEDNESDAY, April ID, 1861, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
New Orleans, April + 1851
Registered April s. 1861.
V. nUPLESSIS Conlplrol'er
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-10

President Board OF Assistant Allermcn
Approved March Is lSel.
ISignedl JOHN 7. MONROE Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-10

Ar@roycd by til" Committees Streets and Landings of bor
BUlglS OF the Common luunril '@' VI O'''
+S!Enedl BENZ 8. HARRISON m
ISiEuclI S A. kINIEI, { vi -" thnirIncn
Registered April . 1861.
,,, ALFRED a. DUEROS,
W. tNNrl. of Lnmnt trnllrr
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'oNPfi0LLEis'S bFFIcr. CIrY I1tiI.)
New Orleans, April >, ISL.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-24
A Brisk sklrml,h ON the Potomac.

WAsHINGToN. Oct. I'll There are ru
mors OF u battle in progress near Lees
burg No particulars. The Federal
troops are known to be ntrenched on on
island in the river that point. gI ~
Foraging parties OF Federal troops dai'
ly venture ~ far as Nj. Vernon. i
The rumor Of Fremohl's removal is re.
newod to-day. .nib rs tH $50
The following telegram, from Gen.
Stones command. has been received at
Headquarters: r..a' tD m aat
A gallant Fcconnoisanos was made ear.
y this morning by Major Mix of tho Van
Allen cavalry, aud Cnpt. Stewart. Assist
ant. Adjutant General from Edwards
Ferry, towards Lcesburg with thirty cav I.
airy. They came on the Fourteenth Mis-,
sissippi Regiment. received their fire Il
thirty yards, returned it with their pistols
and fell back in order, bringing in one
prisoner. .H
We have possession of the Virginia
side Of Edwards Ferry. Additional ae-
counts say up to 3 O'Clock to day Gen.
Stone had held his own satisfactorily,
there, though his comparatively small
force on tho island is engaged with some
1000 of the enemy. A subsequent dis.
patch received late this +. M., says Gen
Evans has four field pieces masked. and
about 1000 mon. A prisoner taken men
tiOns he has 1000 rebel n'oPs, aud eS.
pacts .enforcemen;s Gel. Stone at
that time believed he could occupy Lees.
burg to day and hold it. p o'oHtl
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-24

Tho following Is an extract from letter written by
the Rev s. Holme, pastor ofthe Pterrep point Street
Bap'istChurch, Brooklyn, N. Y, tohe "Journal and
Mes'enset," Cincinnati, o., and speaks volumes in
favor OF that world renowned medicine, Mas. wiz.
slows sSoorHISG SYRUP TcR CHILDREN TEErnrNa:-
"Wesee an Advertisement in your columns of Mrs.
WiNsLOw's SooTHlNa SyRUP, Now we never said
word In favor Of patent medicine before in our life
out we feel compelled TO say to your readers this
no humbng-pe Aaus tried IL, aRd kROp il % be all
netaims. Its probably one OF the most succe ssfu
medicines ofthe day. because Il Is one ofthe best
Andlhose OF your readers who have babies can't 10
better than tolay ina supply"
March 7Ie6l--ly49 =
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-24
TAE GRowTH on rHE uNirEp srArEs

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Gtable Accidents will occur. ,Promptness IA efIoa.
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brook Chemist, and the precautionary words Trade,
"MaIkn In two Nedallions OF the Federal Currency.
Sold ate5 cents, 50 cents and 81 90 per Bottle ,by
all respectable dealers throughout he hsbitable
Globe. D. SsBARNES Nav VoTr
Oct. 3-em2s
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-24

TO FARMERS AND LIVERY STABLE KEEP.
ERS'-s. A. Weavcr's Cerate has been extensively
used by Livery Stable Keepers and Farmorsan with
ore accord they say that for many diseases In animals
they have never found It's equal. .t.) -ia
On Horses, two or three applications will euro the
Scratches, chafcs, and Calls, whether by the harness.
saddle or Otherwise ash the wounds clean, and
the CerNie freely applied will cure thcm iD a few
days twin cure cracked heels and Cancer in the
Tongue ,Canker or Sore Mouth, affections Of the SkiR
lnilng OF OF the hair, &C. SOro teati and eaked nd
der iu Cows are soon cured by this Cerale,
Sold by medicine dealers generally,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-24


How TO Know A TRAIroR.-An Eas.
tern paper gives the following receipt Of
chow TO know traitor"
The man who continually prates about
Coercion and "subjugalion" is tral-
tor.
The man who says he is Union. man,
but cries peace" even TO the surrender
OF the Government 10 JEFF. Davis, is a
traitor. Z
The man who shows a painful sense Of
the horrors Of war when the rebels are
shot down, and ohucklps ihwsrdly when
the defenders Of the Union are killed, is a
traitor.
The man who shows morbid sensitive.
ness TO the peril Of the Constitution, but
lively interest in Southern rights" )" is
a traitor.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-24

a lille more than eighty i've years
ago, our fatbers-ihen few in number
and poor in purse, we're subjects Of Great
Britain. Their then little States were de-
pendent colonies The people of Gr'al
Britain, whose descendants they were,
through their King George LII, had Wis.
lied upon them the most intolerable oP-
preston; had burdened them with taxa
ton. had plundered their seas. ravnged
their coasts, burnt their towns and de-
stroyed the lives Of their people.
Our fathers, who loved Liberty and
whose spirits could brook no insult
strong, brave men. before whose hands
the forests had fallen, and beneath whose
arms bensts and s,yages alike bad been
slricken down, would suffer no more -
They rose up in their manhood, and pre-.
senting spectacle tho noblost, bravest
and best civilization had ever Witnessed,
proclaimed themselves "a Tree and indie
pendent people," This was bu. the be-.
giuuing The great work was yet to be
accomplished. II remained 10 10 seen
whether 100000 Of men, without an
army. without rsVy, without mOnsy'aud
without an organization. could defend
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-24

The Union Sentiment in North CaroIinn.
A correspondent Of the New Yolk Til.
hume, writing from Fort Hatteras under
date Of Oet. Q. says:
This department, more than any other,
is 10 want Of a much larger force in order
to restore this SAte 10 the Union. With
60. 900 men this desirable object could
be effected in less than four weeks from
the time such body of loyal so'dies 60
over TO the main land. To menace the
enemy with the force we now have here.
ID only acting out great farce. with no
intention Of accomplishing anything ex.
cept TO run upa needless debt The Un.
ion sentiment appears to be increasing in
tile Interior OF the State, Notwithstanding
the great odds The loyal people have to
contend against. 7i9
Mr.. James Clement, gentleman Of
wealth and character, who resides in Beau
fort unity, some fifty miles from here,
informed US the other day, that tie Union
men, 10 a place called Long Acre. in his
county, to the number OF 300, refused to
recognized the Southern Confederacy in
any maoner whatever, and that they we're
"ll armed and able 10 protect themselves.
The stars aud stripes are to be seen at oil
times floating proudly over the loyal
heads Of this brave band. Similar IN.
sances Of patriotism are said TO exist in
at leost half Of the counties Of the good
old North State. tf ' .'' .
IL is ascertained to be fact, that when
the news Of tha capture Of Fort Hatteras
by our forces was announced in the Leg
islaturs of this State, s;xty.tlree mem
bers sprang to their feet, and gave thee
laundering cheers Tor the Union Of our
fathers
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-24

READ THE CERTIrIcATE or REouLiR PR,crtr,or rrv
This may certify that have used Perry avis, ye0.
ooie ram KILLER In numerous cases and believe II
10 DO very valuable medicine. have prescribed
u IN bowel complaint particularly for cbildren) and
u Is In my opinion superior to any preparations have
ever used for The reliefofthose diseases When Civ.
on to Children have always combined Il with the
syrup Of gum arabic, say ten drops to teaspoonul OF
tho syrup, well mixed. Others have iSed II with
mix and molasses, equal paris. A. .HuSrlSe, M. d,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-24
NAPOLEOS, Henry Co., o., July i, ,6s.

NAPoLEoN, Henry Co., o., July z, '6S.
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-24

@Ths balance due Southern uewspa.
Pers Of PettingilPs ADVERTISING agency in
Boston were attached by the United States
Marshall on Tuesday. The aggregate
sum will amount to more than thousand
dollars.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-24

EB SECESSION CRop.-The New Or.
leans Picaynne says the heavy growth
of grass in some Of the streets of that city
would pay the mower for his trouble. +"
New Orleans has hitherto been one Of
the most prosperous cities IN the country
but it is now suffering terribly from the
effects OF secession.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-24
No Cure. No Pavl,

HrEsEELLs TErrER OINTMENT, for The
cure OF all diseases Of the skin, and in case
relief is not given am authorized to no
fund the money, A supply just receiv-
ed and for sale by E, L. SLOCUM. Agt.,
at City Drug Store. Lancaster.
CIV 20
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-24

W The Washington correspondent Of
the New York Post. in speaking of the
naval expeditions a'ong the coasts. says.
"Do not be surprised fyou hear shortly
OF three Rebel cities being lalG in ashes. !"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-24

~The Baltimore American says that
sixty four cannon have reached that poin:
from Pittsburgh, for The Notifications on
Federal Hill. and that there are similar
pieces awaiting removal from the Bolton
depot 10 the same destination.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-24
EyThe RothscbilJs are now cbiefov

Ey The Rothschljs are now chiefow.
ncrs Of the London Times. Suspicious
people see in this fact an explanation Of
its persistent attacks upon Amer an cred.
1t. which they hope will enable them 10
get the loan cheaper. 1t would be singu.
lar five should bring the war to a close
without going to Jew or Gentle in Eng
land for help.