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Notice,


RECEIVERS OFFICE, SO CAMP STREET. }
September 2S 1861. (
All parties having business with s office will confer favor
by communicating their information writing US far as prac
cable stating names Of Aliens their domics property
where situated supposed vslue and their residences
places Of business that they may be called for nfor
nation, as each case up for examination.
Apprehension has been expressed that peepory demand
will be made for payments Of debts due to aliens
means nsed in contscan their property the great detrment
of the community This is great mistake. The Receiver will
not willingly throw any impeachment the way business but
hopes in every nsta1ce the rights Of the Government
without the least denen to private interests and much
possible without litigation.
Let honorable loyalty tie evnced assisting the Receiver
in establishing those rights Meet him with honest intention
to do no and you may feel full that every
clit urgeny demanded by the exgencie times will
be extended in return.
For the information Of the public publish the second and
third sections Of the
SEC Be il further enacted That il is and shall be the duty
Of each and citizen of these Confederate States speedily
TO give information to the officers charged with the execution
this law, OF and every lands berednrnets
goods and caels rights and credits within this Conederacy
ana OF every right and interest therein held owned possessed
enjoyed by Or FOR any alien enemy, rs aforesaid.
SEC. Be il further enacted That it shall be the duty of
every attorney agent former partner, trustee other person
holding or controlling such lands heredta.
ments, goods chae rights credits interest there.
in Of any sRo alien enemy speedily inform the Receiver
hereinafter provided be appointed the same and render
an account thereof and far practicable place the
In the hands Of suc Receiver wceupon such person shall be
fully acquitted Of Ill responsibility for property and effects 50
reported and turned And any person lruy falling
give such information and render such account shall be guilty
high sdemennar and upon indictment conviction
shall be lined in sum not exceeding five Thousand doar End
imprisoned longer than six nonhasad fine and nrisoa
ment to he determined by the trying the casuud shall
further he hle 10 b sued by said Confederate States and sub
eced TO pay double the yaine Of the property or effects
the alien enemy held by him subject to bis control
JNO. NJ. HUGER,
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.gs, appeal for Small .9rnss
no
CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES

NEW ORLEANS. Aug IL, 1861.
Having been appointed by the Secretary Of War;
collect receive and purchase small for Confederate
Staes deem it necessary and expedept the
fact generally possible the better cooperation
work which needs 10 bedone quickly. Citizens and patriots
Your Government asks for the many TRIED guns
that lie unused in houses. Recent experiments
proven that Of fine Double Baraed Cans
with the improved Mimic ball, is than u match for the
much talked of Mimic Nusket. Then bring forth and
place them the altar of your countrys liberty that they
may at once be consecrated the noble de-
tense II objection be made sending away your guns
be urged that you MAY need them home the reply is thai
the surest the necessity using home
is to place them in the hands of the many brave
men who ehafng with anxious desire stand MS wall
OF fire between you and the invading foe.
deemed inconcusve then the that those high in u
thorty those In whose Judgment all confidence and
who 1t but fair to presume know we'll necessities both
at home and borders have mature elibe ration In
hugrated this movement should be guarantee for
the wisdom utility and patriotism the you are called
on perform Then scu desire short war speedy peace
and acknowledgment independence honorable 10
selves pace weapons the disposal your
As you desire to strike to the hearts of those uo
plotting suhUgaton and destruction known that
the 1sty Rifle, and the death dealing Shot Gun which Won
have hitherto 80 highly priced take part the next con
c rendering possible victory moro complete than was
their defeat and route on the plains Of Manassas.
Nv Instructions contemplate that shall send forth into our
more opHous regions assistant agents. charged with the duty
collecting and forwarding to proper points, tereapou4
thus obtained Il may be well state that ag one who
wishes 10 do though he be Visited BY an Agent cGn
greatly facilitate tha work by sending any guns he has Or can
COMMAND 10 my addressrcarc Of Robert Pkn No. II Camp
street, New Orleans.
BALLARD S. DUNN,
Agent for Collecting Receiving Purchasing Small 4rmz
Tor me Confederate SiHteS. aGl3 2ptf
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A FULL VOTE.


"A writer on the French side of the Bee urges
that we give fun vote throughout the South at
the Presidential election in November. He says
is advisable in order to disproye Lincolns
assertion that more than half the Southern people
are opposed to the movement for Southern indie.
Ependenee.
4 We cordially unite in the Recommendation that
there be full vote notwithst there is but
one ticket in the feld-not, however, to satisfy
Lincoln of the falsity of his statement for he knew
twas false when he made it. But there NAV be
some people in other countries who have been de-
ceiyed by the declaration of the Northern press,
and it thereb not full vote they NAV conclude
that those who stay away from the polls are either
Indifferent or hostile to the new Government. To
remove any errors of this sort from the minds of
European nations is something worth attending to-
L the North is deceived about this matter, they
may remain 50, and it is not worth while to unde-
ceiye them. Bat the case is different as to other
Governments. % $50 1na ta
Louisiana cast about fifty thousand votes at the
election last year, but this number wsbe much
reduced by the absence of soldiers. 1t ought not
to be still further reduced by the lethargy and in
difference Of the people and the lack of opposition.
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FRArD or 5THE TRuTIT The Norfolk Day Book
says that the prisoners at the Rip Raps have had
an pportunity to witness the effects Of the news;
beth good and bad, on the enemy. 0Ethe receipt
Of good news for their side Of the affair, they could
get any number Of papers containing the accounts
but when the news was bad for the Federals a pa
per eould'ntI be got for love or money. Thus at
the battle Of Bull Run, no paper was allowed to
come on the Rip lRaps for % week after, and the
battle Of Lexington has had the effect also Of
stopping the carrent, in measure, Of newspapers
flowing into their prisons. .lssa @s5#45s TIN
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suIrHUR AND suLpHURzc Ac1p.-The Montgom

SULPHUR AND SuLPHURIc Ao1D.-The Montgom.
cry (Ala.) Mail says: -., ......
We learn that the Montgomery Mining Manufac,
turing Company, chartered at the last session OF
our State Legislature, contemplate connecting with
their copper works, now nearly completed in Tai
ladega county, chambers for the condensation of
the sulphur illuminated during the preparation Of
the ore for the process of concentration by which
the copperis obtained. We have just seen some
very pretty specimens of the birthstone obtained
ng e and ae aspTsd Py BY hs ss
charge that the bed is both extensive and rich.
The iron and copper pyrites of England have long
been source from which great quantities of sui
phuric acid were obtained, and there are works in
Baltimore in which iron pyrites alone is used for
the production of this commodity in great quaint
ties. Judging from the sample before u.s. we
should say that it would be BEST in the present
state of things, to secure the sulphur of these ores
which amounts to more than one-third its weight
in the state in which we this, both for the pur
pose of making powder and furnishing our sugar
planters with,the means Of clarifying their sugar
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citizens as commander of one of the steamers
trading between this port and New York also.
commander Of the Quaker City, in the Mobile and
New York trade. It will be recollected how he
was feted and extolled, and how he was bespatter-
ed With praises ana ;eneoniiums, both in Mobile
and this city. There was one journal in this city
that did not condescend to puff the hypocrite or
his vessels. Not only in the case Of the Bambefg,
but in other instances, has he attempted to inter
fere with citizens of the Confederacy, GAZING on
the CaptainGenera of Cuba to arrest them ana
otherwise harrass- them q. e. .=-r=- ..-e.-s.,~z-
Theweather is most suspicious for the gathering
Of the crops. The sugar cane is doing ~eh' very
WELL though it is early for grinding. All the sugar
and molasses for the Southern Atlantic states, say
Georgia, the Carolinas and Virginia, will have to
be supplied by Louisiana. 1t behooves the railroad
companies to establish low tariff of freights.
Every attention should be given to freight connec-
| tions, What can our Jackson Railroad do? viii
II not be for the interest of the country to take the
| subject into consideration at once? The greater
| part of the sugar may have to be transported by
steamboats, to Memphis, and thence by rail to Car
olina and Georgia. ---s----
There was some talk about salt. There was suf-
icent coarse salt on hand in this market, that u.s.
Turks Island and other bulk salt, to cure two hun
dred and fifty thousand barrels of meat. We learn
that, in some instances Turks Island salt has been
ground SO as to answer the purpose of Liverpool
ground alum. They are well supplied with salt in
Texas from the lagoons. Should the Gonfederates
be successful in Western Virginia, the Kanawha
salt works will be resumed, and furnish good
supply. The stock Of coffee is about run out A
remarkably good substitute will be found in rye,
which can be purchased at 2 to &c. Having tried
it, we can recommend it as being the very best
substitute. 1t was used altogether during the war
of 1872. There has been some recommendation
of sweet potatoes. They will not keep the season
through, and rye is more natural to supply the
place of the berry. We may nothave cargo of
coffee from Rio for three years. Then, again, we
may have one in six months, if we whip the Hes
slams into peace. Therefore, we suggest to every
family, go and purchase a sack or two of rye be-
FIRE the spectators get control of the market.
There was considerable talk about the next intel
ligence from the mouth of the river It is sup
posed that the Hessians intend building custom
house at the head of Pass f0utre, that Old Abes
Collector, Gallagher, will come by the way of New
York, and get as near New Orleans as possible. 1t
is conjectured that the mouth of the Mississippi
will be opened for importations the port of New
Orleans, Junior, Pass POutre. u.~...
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HAGGERTT BROTHERS,
100 r,u,t -,..- 4

The Southern Oil Company manufacturing No
OIL adapted to Raroad boxes and some kinds of ac-
merry. As many using it for all kinds of machn ,ry we
deem proper TO call their attention the following ntruc
lions
This OIL being Of penetrating nature the tendency to col
lect dust dirt that my have itself OF accau
lated in the various defects mperfecoua the machinery
Therefore, where other Oil has the machinery should
be thoroughly cleaned and may necessary again 10 clean II
of, after applying our Oil.
1t is proper that be distinctly understood that the Oil
uactured by this Company the first from rasa that
suitable for machney previously for that pur.
has been mixed with other ubcating agents. and even
then failed to compare avoTably with good Lard OIL The i'm
provements introduced in the machinery the Southern Oil
Company Works and the improved adapted Of expen
entirely the acid and gluten Contained in all Gil heretofore Oh
tanned from rosn enables them submit their oil pure and
rely solely its merits. 1t is offered to the public with
full Knowledge the Of the Company being what tey
represent and in when procured Company
is guaranteed to perform what ia promised.
Should it be found to gum consumers eau Immediately re
move by wpng with cloth saturated With uapha Or rpe
tine which is manufactured by the Company and constantly
on hand, IN quantities to suit.
SIMEON TOBY, JR,
o72ptf President,
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Volunteer Relief Committee.
TO ALE GOOD CITIZENS.

TO ALE GOOD CITIZENS
New ORLEANS, Aug. 10, 1851.
As this Committee has received, with deep regret positive
proof that mpustons have been praciced upon public
erosy by obtaining relief who not eatled to the
same they hereby appeal all good citizens may come
to the Knowledge of any such of fraud inform
hers OF the Commtsae in person. leave such information
with little delay possible tef. Office Secretary Room
OF Board Of Assistant Aldermen the following are the
Of the Committee
g.. ~ GERARD sTITH, Board OF Aldermen.
. s.P. DELABARRE, :. :.
l.. E. FoRSTALL, :. .
'"'e# j. II. HUCKINS <-. :.
r." JAS BEGGa, Bond Of Asst. Aldermen.
3. eye .r W. F. HoDGKINS, ;. :.
J. 3. LEEFE, -.
JAMES DAVIS :.
- ~ .a.. < JAMES BEGGS
aui9 Zpf " E4."' Chairman OF the Committee
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&B~For Congress We are authorized to
announce "a q REID, Esq, candidate for the Second
District OF the First and Fourth Aui-
opal Districts Of New Orleans the Parish Jefferson
represent sad Congressional District in the m regular
gress Of the Confederate States subject to the approval and
FaHcon Of the electors thereof the election held on
the i!t7t W Wednesday OF November next. SEGA te
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|Ed. Crescen'

Rs~Ed, Crescent: Please announce the uzi-
deraged as candidate the Office Of stae Superintendent
Of Public Education, ". H. N. MAGRUDER,
b. AUS Zpid Baton Rouge, La.
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The LADIES' Volunteer Aid Association call attention to the
following resolution
Resolved That applications will be received from Cenapa
mics that have not been authenticated by Bgaair
Tracy Adj utRnt. General Grivet. rnv,s srtf
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SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
jyl tf2pft
ETGgs, stcords, spc0Tds, FIoqs.

The GadersgHed great expense has. established In This
city Mandatory for making swORDs in any quantity fat
Officers, which he offers for sale at s25 each
Every Sword Issued from his factory is fully guars1tei IN
be equal to, If not sGparor any red at hone
ported from foreign Parties purchasing will te psr
fecty satisfied
Has also an hand large, aud c1 Apartment OF
GOLD. SILVER; AND woRsTED
MILITARY TRIMMINGS.
ENBR0IDERING IN GOLD done in the most elegant man.
Ter, and in any style ordered.
Offers for sale
HoRSTED the best assorted ge5 stock III the Coped
States.
FLAGS Of all sizes Plain and Emtofdered for Companies
Regiments AID Societies. to order with digpstch
FLAG sTAFFs AND SPEARS either Gold or Silver al
ways hand.
F. GUEBLE,
No. l57 Canal street next door to D. H. Holmes
ES-OTdeTs from the country will promptly attended to
Fel0 2plm
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Notice.

The subscribers having been appointed by the Secretary
the Treasury of The Confederate States Commissioners for the
Parish of Orleans subscriptions the Confederate
Loan IN p oduce to be disposed Of by their agents or factors
ch time as they may Designate and proceeds be invested
in cent Bonds inform the planters and other pares
wishing to snbscdhe that books opened at the C
zens Bank Of louisiana where they will please call and re-
gister their .-t
G. DERBTGNY,
JAS. d. DENEGRE.
sea- 2plnf Commissioners
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n 4. lA1isR IRON ksNTno p Passengers who came
down from Rsawliag Green On Yesterday, report
that Information had been obtained there that the
enemy mad fscaIved heavy renfordeIaents at Louis.
vile and ofher golnts. mostly along the railroad
lines. Their force batween Elizabetitoan and til
Ohio river is now estimated as high as &c. 00Othe
late siti0n having, as Is supposed come from
the East. We cannon a.ay that great credit sband
he attached 10 the ra,nofs
fgsuphis Appeal Tuesday
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Department of Black Goods.


Full line Of Black BpmbHanes Bonba2ettes, Warn Apnc
cas-, BaSnos, English Baeges 81 81 81 Black Cashmere
Parisiennes Llama Cloths, Eseot, Tn11ise Barpour.
Black French Cacoes and Lawns with many other make, Of
best quality Mourning Goods.
English and German Hosiery for Men, Women ard Children
Merino Shirts Drawers and Hosiery, Men, Women and
Children.
Linens Linen Shecngs Damasks, Cloths Napkins Doies
Diaper Crush, Colored and Friuged Bordcred Towels and
Napkins.
French and English Bed Blankets
AsrseilleS Quilts, all sizes.
Heavy stock of Velvet and Cloth Cloaks
Cashmere and Plaid Wool Shawls.
Black and Coored French Cloths and Cassialsfcs
Ladies' Cloth for Cloaks
Silk and Wool and All Wool Darlask for Curtains
Broehe jacquard and Plaid MuslMs.
White and Rose Bobbinet for Bars
Linen Netting, English Long Cloth
Complete stock ofco.tly Laces and ErabroIderies
Kid Gloves Perumeres and French Corietg
French and English Prints new stylas
French Furniture Prints, Turkey Red
50 bales Assorted Jeans and Linseys
Full stock Of every brand of Domestics.
Red and White Flannels-COnpIete assortment
With the fullest supply of every article usually found well
assorted establishment.
HAGGERTT BROTHERS,
al TI,,,.
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The New York Times fears that IA. Sidney John
.ston win triumph in Kentucky, and winter in Gin
einnati or Louisville. II complains that recruiting
in the North is a dead failure.
Prince Napoleon has departed for Europe. Pc
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NEW LusITAS0s ASSOCIATIONS Notice is given
insanother column that an election for Grand
Marshal, Physician and Collector Of this assoeia-
ton viii Do held at their Hall on Monday next
The polls win open at and close at 5 O'Clock p.
M: See advertisement 8s8ai..ls9$y. sE I'll "
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CoNFIscATED. II Property torthe value of SO 600,
belonging to Mrs. General Scott, and situated
Chiefly ia Richmond, il said to have been confsca-
ted under The recent act Of the Confederate States
I Congress- sis55 g5s3 A. Ss III @s
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sea- 2plnf

AsN Ihe friends of the Hon. C, NJ. Conrad
announce him rs candidate for reelection the Confederate
the Second Congressional District composed Of
The First and Fourth Districts New Orleans the Parish
vi 1eIefsoH- "a 2pte
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Direct importation.
3AG 6 RTS HERS,
Importers of Foreign Dry Goods.
TOURO BUILDINGS,

l2S CANAL STREET
Have In store their usual heavy stock of Foreign DRY
GOODS and respectfully invite examination of prices by
parties DESTROYS of purchasing WHOLESALE or RETAIL
Plain Black Gros de Rhin, 81 10 81 wide.
Mode Silks, in all co0rs.
Heavy Black Brocha and Danask Silks
Rich Embroidered Broche Silks in newest designs small
and large
Plaid and Striped Silks
Colored and Black Satns, Matcellines and Foreuees
Onr stock Of SILKS is unusually heavy, will be found
complete in all styles and qualities.
100 Pieces Assorted Black and CooTed six yelys g. 10 81
Black and Coored English and French Nenos and Cashuere
Black and CoIored All Wool M0usselsne de L.iae
Rich Printed 0usseaine dc LANES and Cashmcres
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&S-Aerrtng's Patent Cham pion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 81 and 81 rsvia street. New Or
lsans .. AZ nnts r
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10 THE MILITIA Rg - Many Important military no
tees will be found in our columns this morning,
which are not only important 70 members of vol-
unteer rganiEa hntto the militia. We direct
general attention to them.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR yoLuRTEEHs. Capt. Le-
.jeuns, II the Morgan Rangers, one of the COM
panies Of Eoott's Regiment of Cavalry, wants six
or eight nsore good riders to fill up his company
Horses ana equipments win be furnished to those
VINO volunteer. Application must be made this af-
ternoon, between Q and 9 clock, to the Captain,
at the st. Charles Hotel Here is an opportunity
which we are sure will not remain unimproYed by
our ambitious young gentlemen.
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Ny MIR. Editor: Please announce George
W sADLER candidate for Constable the First Justices
court ~ me ensuing election, sel2 2ptes
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y = ED I

On Friday, the All instant his residence the Parish Of
St. Iammany, ]. b. ADAM, born III New Orleans, February
=, 1TS4 Tf.r r.. -- = ~
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Ladies' Volunteer. Aid Association.

80 +. - .-#. JAMES .BEGGS,
aui9 2pf " za.". Chairman OF the Commit
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Aaf- Candidate for Coroner MIR. Editor {:
Please Announce DR. j. N FoLWEbL candidate for the
office Of Coroner at the election be held on the first Monday
in November next. se27 tas
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E8~We arc authorized to announce DR.. j
B. WILKINSON candidate for Congress from the First
Congressional District. o10 te*
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A9~ Ed. Crescent: Please announce James
r. BRADLEY as candidate Constable First ustjees Cor
IN the district bounded by Julia and Felicity Streets and from
The Rivor 70 the Swamp. Election fh November
ap2S 2ptd MANY VOTERS
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-.s tz4 ELECTION No7IcE.
According to Article " Section g. of the Constitution and
Bylaws of the Association election Grand Marshal
Collector and Physician will place at the Hall corner of
Eysisn Fields and Gr9atmsu Streets On MONDAY the l4h
instant. -" '
The Polls will open at o'clock and close at o'clock P NJ
Al the members entitled 10 vote requested to attend said
election.
By order of the President:
ANTHONY SAMBOLA, secre ary
New orleans October IO, 1851 .-..
P SThe Collector of the Associaion be at the Hall on
this day from O'Clock A. NJ until the election is over in or
der to collect from those hing vote said cleo
ton. ol0 2D4t
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Rs- We are authorized to announce. e, II,
PARKER as candidate for Office of SHERIFF fer The
First District Court of the Parish Of Orleans ELECTION FIRST
Monday in November. IS ane