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Tar LlsgoN LIGHp INFANTRY we had she p1ea
sure OF meeting ithour friend, Lieut.; N. Holmes,
Of this company which has just been organized ii
New Orleans, and OF which P. Grandpre, afoaner
citizen Of this place, is Captain. Lieut. Holmes is
visiting the country parishes with the hopes OF
raising sHfhcent material aid to place this fine or
ganlzatinn on asTar 4ooting. and fit for active SER
wee. Tue city has sent Her thousands to the bat,
fesheid, and now maintains nearly 10000 citizen
South. Besides these munifeent offerirrs Of her
patriotism she daily feeds sixteen hundred faaii
hes Of her absent yolunteers Her treasury Ii now
well nigh exhausted BY these efforts to uphold the
attn able and willing TO furnish ston2 arms ana
brave hearts, Y the wealth Of the country VIII CON
tribute the means to place hers recruits nna1 wsr
iootlne. Y The purses Of our country friends can
thiaE recipients Of those favors can III fo,ns M
the Linton Light Infantry. - '' 1aN
a "a III lBatnn Rouge Advocate s9al, ina, &
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DIR. r. EN N OLDs. Z.

Would inform his friends and the public that he has rented
and completely cited 1namary the spacious and ele
giant mansion No 10 Baonne street. between Canal and Com
mon streets where he will devote all his to the CURE
OF CANCERS in their worst forms Scald Heads White Swell
lhgs, aud Ulcers of every description,
He retei with much pleasure the annexed certificate Of
MADAM A CHAPPEIL, a well known and highly re
spectacle lady Of this city
Copy OF Certiiicate4
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. L. 1861.
This is TO certify that the dersigned resident Of the city
OF New Orleans for number of years, and residing No.
o2 Erato street, had been for long time afflicted with
in her breast In have removed the unersg
applied Dr. Warren Stone who operated three different
times without efecting Subsequently 1apped to DR..
REYNOLDS under whC Cancer was edecuay
removed and perfect made. take this
doing Justice to Dr. Reynolds and in order that Others similarly
afflicted, may themselves OF his valuable services.
o26 2p12t-tf s. A. CHAPPETT.
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sANs'05E Bird

saGs'0St Ri1"G,
SUCCESSOR TO sEWELL T. TAYLOR) IMPORTER or
FINE OLD WINE. LIQUORS, ETC..
HOa. ID and is Royal street,
Has large supply of the celebrated CREME DE
BOUzY in quarts plns; also brands
viz: CHARLES HEIDsEICK, PIPER uEIDsEICK, PAR
MEfT1ER, and other brands of inferior quality have
large of the best Old Sherrles AMONT
lADO, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR RRIES-IS3S-S0UTHsIDE MADEIRA of
direct Importation other Madeiras grade. supero
Old London Dry Dock PORT and other Ports less grade
The celebrated sAzARAC DIES-Vintage 1885 l7ss
1909 and ts05slarge supply always hand grades
CLARET and WHITE WINES, In glass ard wood. WHIs-
KYsscotch and IRISH Old Rye Bourbon Wits.
kys. SCOTCH ALE and PORTER in pnts quarts COR
DLALS ETC. Ny usual Of the beet WINES which
will be sold Reasonable any city
49,. AARON BIRD, .. o
el5 2oly Nos. 5 and Is Royal street.
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MlsssRs. HAgros, PrkE y Go. IN abiding 70
these generous eitizens who have cheerfully and
iberaily assisted in forwarding the completion Of
Capt. TayIor's company, says the Baton Rouge
Advocate of the 24th, we hitherto neglected the
mention Of the enterprsing and patriotic lessees Of
the Louisiana PenitentiarE. Every aaaistanee that
they could give without violating their obligations
to the State, has been prompt rendered and exc
cutea- Net this one company. alone hut many
others, are indebted to those gentlemen for their
numerous acts of kindness and liberaiity Their
good deeds will be returned BIZ tie recipients Of
Their many iayors, we trust. $500 =
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''"r '. Na CosFEpERATe ST ATEs OF AMKalCA.)
rss. ...- Receivers Office, No. LOO Grarier street
This District embraces all that portion of the Parish Of Or
lesns that Hes above Canal street excepting the right ban Of
the Mississippi river and includes the Parish of Jefferson
GEORGE W. WARD. Receiver
o2a 2ptf No. loo Grayier street,
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~ -.-.i =-'.-." New ORLEANS, OCTOBER 25, 1851.
The Committee Free Market thank fully acknowledge
through the handa of HonJaes Bsggs the Fifty Dol
lars, from unknown FRIEND will duly appropriated to
the purposes Intended.
o26 1t l.. $50 THOs. MURRAY, President
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Soldiers Clothing.
NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-
PAIRING IT.

NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-
PAIRING IT.
am endea7oring furnil the Volunteer Troops Of
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing prepared
uniform suits Of WOODEN cloth and suitable undercobes
distributed among them am Informed that the patriotic c
Of several parishes also engaged in similar preparations
for the benefit of siy companies. II contributions
clothing sent by them directly companies
without being of the quantity and sent
companies supplied great waste will be the con-
sequence.
soldier only carry certain quantity of clothing. Il is
of great Importance that each soldiers shall have
good substantial WOODEN suits possible but IL also
important that there among those supply
ing them in order to avoid serdng double supplies
paniss.
therefore urgently recommend the citizens Of country
parishes to send IN this city such supplies Of clothing
they prepare with explicit directions companies
or individuals for whom they nendsd. Iw! ake
that they reach the donnoon The clothes should
baled and directed Orleans with the name
Of the company ot which they intended marked and
statement sent Of iB coHenl 10 that may nos dupl
cate tic Rrticlea
feSpectfnly request tbs nsWspsoa Riya publicity to
suggfHtl0u5 in combination pf iE Objects effected
TH0B o. MOORE, Governor.
Rew Orleans, Aug. Y, 1871 aul9 2ptF
%. Th2mna0gt, Ebrss0n ssnes & Co,
IMPORTERS Or FOREIGN DRY GOODS
No. Magazine street,
Hayoro sag lowest market price, tho following Goods
FHrETs Of all descriptions.
BLFACHFD RHiRTTEG9,
BLUE CUTTONADES.
COTTON CHECKS,
BED BLANKETS,
ENGLISH AND GERMAN HOSIERY
BLACK SILK VELVET.
BLACK VELVETEEN.
AlEo large assortment of
SILKS, RIBBONS, CLOTH, SILK AND VELVET CLOAKs
0. TALAMON, DEssOMMES & CO.,
ola 2plm No. Magazine street
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Having machine in operation for the puposs wooler
Cotton Yarn solicited for the purpose of socks
the Soldiers which will free Of charge Ana per-
son who may be dpo ed to contribute to his enterprise will
Please leave their contributions the office Of h6 undes gHsd
at No 100 tra7iar street, - =''.i
T. ol9 2p,t J. T. BELKNAP
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Southern Oit Company.
N . Il &c Il

At meeting OF the Board of Directors of the Southern on
Company Acid On Fidsy the 18th Instant the following
luton adopted
Resolved That in consequence Of the
packages hoop iron and other prices transportation the
lowing scale of prices will take and ar or the LIST,
November next:
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R1~Ed. Crescent Please announce the XII
dersigned candidate for Superin, nden
of Public Education. W. 4. N. AAGRUDER,
au23 2Dta p. Baton Rouge La.
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TgIcr.-AuG. DuQgERCRoN, Fifth Justice OF the reace,
Third nsre Candidate for election Election NOvsu
Der ., lsoi. 4Hr o2i 2pte
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I'd, Crescent Please announce that am from
Columbus. KY, and viii convey any comuuniea.
hons from parties tofriends in the lIth Louisiana
Regiment at Columbus; and to have them left at
the BROOKS House. Time limited I'd four days from
date. d Y y
R.ANiaERsos NEW b. D. itth Regt.
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Our ET'iastea' Hf0btS0sions.

It is te saving that. when the Is abroad the nice
begin play So citizens having been abroad all the
summer, have gwen fine holiday the Rats Mice and
Reaches But taking their winter quarters peope
and Rats can live together about giving Our citizens
timely caution get. without delay
Wilson's Rat and Roach EExtermInator.
Either you mu extsmnate the Rats the will BOOB ex-
terminate you 1t is only therefore, fos
who returning their homes in the civ to clear their
dwellings of Eer, and nothing will do this eectaly but
WILSON'S BAT AND ROACH EXrER41SAToR
For SALE wholesale and revail by
J, WRIGHT & CO.,
Sole Propretors,
u and l5l Chartres street.
OIL 2p5teod<W New Orleans,
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ARWe are authorized to Announce DIR. C.
BE ARD candidate CORONER the ensuing election
first Monday OF November next $3.50 2p e
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The foregoing project Foreign Mail fully entitled tc
public confidence Antonio Costa ESQ, New Orleans
ohsnt Of responsibility and He has resident
of New Orleans for the lGsL thirty years.
Letters intended for this Mail be enclosed along the
money required per tariff and the ope ad
dressed. CuSiRs Foreign Mail of Posusster New Or
leans"
The Confederate Postage to this flee mug be prepaid
J. L.. RIoDELL, Postmaster
New Orleans, October Is 1851 ol9 2of
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Department of Black Goods.

Full line of Black Bombalnes Bobazettes silk Warp par
cas- Bagnos, Eneush Bareges "a Ga 81 Black Cashmere,
Psriaiennes Llama Cloths, Escot. Tanise, Barpour.
Black French Cacoe and Lawns with other makes of
best quality Mourning Goods
English and German Hosiery for Men Women and Children
Mcrno Shirts, Drawers and Hosiery, Men, Women and
Children.
Linens, Linen sheengs Danasks, CLOTHS, Napkins Does
Diaper, Crash Colurtd and Frnged Borderei Towels
Napkins.
French and English Bed Blankets.
Marseiles Quilts, all sizes.
Heavy stock of Vclye: and Cloth Gloaks.
Cashmere and PIud Wool Shswl.
Black and COlored French Cloths and Cassimeres.
Ladies' Cloth for Coaks.
silk and Wool and AL Wool Damlsk for Curtains
Broche jacquard, and Plaid MGsins,
White and Rose Bobtine for Bars.
Linen Netting, English Long Cloth.
Complete stock q cu-ty I.aces AMI Embrolderleg.
Kid Gloves. Peifuuees and French Cor4es
French and Eng sh Prints, Hy.s.
French Furrrt Prints, Turkey Red.
90 bales a sorted Jeans and Liuseys.
Full stock eyeiy bgaAl Of Dolneoics,
Red mud White FlRruel4 complete assortment.
With the fullest supply Of every article usually found in wei
assorted establishment.
HAGGERTI BROTHERS,
o. 2ntf 128 Canal street.
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ACADEMY OF Music This delightful temple of
Thespis is still in the g full tide Of successful
pertinent, z and continues to attract fashionable
and discriminating audiences. The talented Eoisel
Bridges will appear this evening as Rose ReaIdaa,
in TIE beautiful drama Of q The Robbers Wife. =
and tue entertainment les with the laHghabe
piece Of an .Irishman in Difficulties. y Secure
YOUR -. 49, slE -
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Direct Importation.
HAG q ERTY BROTHERS,
Importers of Foreign Dry Goods,
TOURO BUILDINGs
ToURo BUILDINGS,
l28 NAL STREET,


Have their usual heavy stock of Foreign DRY
GOODS and respectfully invite examination of prices by
parties DESTROYS of purchasing WHOLESALE RETAIL.
Plain Black eros de Rhin, S4 10 81 wide.
Mode Silks in all colors
Heavy Black Broche and Damask Silks.
Rich Embroidered and BOehe Silks 10 newest designs
and large.
Plaid and Striped Silks.
Colored and Black satirs, Matcelnes and FOrences.
Cur stock Of SILKS is unusually heavy and will be found
complete in all styles aud qualities
100 Pieces Assorted Black Colored Silk VeIves S 3d.
Black and Coored English and French Mernos Cssheres
Black and Colored All Wool Aousselaino de Lame.
Rich Printed oisseatue do Laines and Casln1eTes
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THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER z, 1861.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
TO BE GIVEN BY THE LADIES OF NEW ORLEANS,
For the Bentit of tlle 18th Regiment LOUIS
lana Volunteers, now Encampeti Ola the
Rattle-Ground.
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&s- Candidate for First Justice OF the
rsaee Elrciion November 4, lsoi.
o2a Dps" L, U. GAtENS1E
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~" Mr. Editor: Please announce George
W SADER candidate for Constable ustics
Court, at the ensuing election. SELF 2pte+
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W. G. MULLEN.

as-Ed. Crescent: Please announce James
R. BRADLEY candidate for Constable J1stces Court
the district bounded Julia and Felicity Streets and
the River to the Swamp Election, ith November.
au23 2ptd MANY VOTERS.
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Ha~ We are authorized to announce II. ID.
HARPER a candidate for the office of SHERIFF the
Civil Courts of the Parish of Orleans Election Monay
November. 'e - s.- ... o8 2pte
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HrFor Auditor OF Public Aceounts-Pleass
Il. PERALTA candidate for Auditor of Publ
Accounts at the election in November.
"A 2pts CREOLE
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E8- The friends of the Hon. C, NJ. Conrad
him candidate for to the Confederate
Congress from the Second Congressional District composed
the First and Fourth Districts Orleans and the Parish
OF Jefferson. I'd 2nte
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Thomas II. Adams. John Laidiaw.
REPRESEN TIVES.
FIRST plsTRICr.......,......, JAS. II. McGauley.
81 u. G. IL. Braughn,
JAS. Furneaux.
SECOND DISTRICT ............L. III. Place.
Moaes Eastman.
THIRD DISTRICT. james Y. Blocker.
John S. Hurst.
Geo. w. Hynson,
A, G. Jackson.
FOURTH DISTRICT. ,s.....,,..E. nj. Bouiigny.
FIFTH DISTRICT. ..............F #. q. Gaudy.
C.E. Rulh.
SIXTH DISTRICT ,.............J. v. Boil.
SEVENTH DISTRICT ......,..,L. Duvigneaud.
G. A. Fassy.
EIGHTH DISTRICT. ,........... III. Brown,
NINTH DISTRICT .........,,..,,J. H. BartheImi.
TENTH DISTRICT ,.............B. II. Jonas.
II. #. Wade, il.
Jno. p. Smith.
A1siers Geo. w. Lewis.
STATE TAX COL &c RS.
SECOND plSTR1CT.....,......J Joseph Hernandez.
THIRD DISTRICT. ST. Cefan
FOURTH DISTRICT ..,,......,.......Geo. Mensman.
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= n3-Mr. Editorial the instance of Il null
titde of friends please DIR. HAYES as Candidate
for Elk at the approaching election. OIL 2pte
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B~ Candidate for Coroner Mr.. Editor !:
Please DR.. J. NJ FOLWELL candidate for the
office of Coroner the election be held first Monday
in November next. se27 tes
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Sealed Proposals.
Co8MAaDANT's OFFICE,

!, ~ ...n' . - New Orleans, Oct, 26, Ie6l
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office until 10 o'clock
MONDAY the 18th inst for the purchase of tho Cabin
Texas of tbs steamer Lizzie simmons The purchaser
them from the boilerdeck at his expense. be- a.
vi o26 2p2t GEO. N. HOLLIHS, Flag Officer.
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Rg Superintendent Public Educatiou-
Please that HENRY AVERY the present Superin
tendent of Public Educationis for reelection
aalT 2ud
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For BEREFtr OF WHOM III MAY CONCERN. SUN.
dries ffoo he wreck OF the B. w Powe viii DO sold Il
auction at O'Clock to day. foot Of Be street. by Meter
rem Lendry. sas aiperisement. III f4&$gf
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my professional services free of charge families
who absent from the city military duty. Residence on
Harmony street, between and Coliseum Fourth
District.
myA 2ptf ... P. YEIsBR, MD.
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RB. State Tax Collector, First District
THOMAS ASkEW, State Tax Collector First District is a
candidate for election Election Monday November 4,
1861. ...s. - ORC 2n,e
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From THE New YoRE B ksTIEE. - Mr.. Samuel An.
derson, Of New York, was recently discharged
from Fort Lafayette on taking the oath Of ale,
glance. Dir. Charles MeGill refused to gain his
Hbertyon the same terms. Police Superintendent
Kane, Of Baltimore, il removed II Fort Columbus,
on Governors Island. "A NY
SAlr WORKS DBsTRo YED 1T is said that the salt
mannta etufers on the Kaaawha are nearly bank
rnnfa owing 10 thelate disastrous food, and they
despair Of being enabled To rebuild and resume
operations. Itis understood that tho loss in the
destruction Of property will not fall short Of $780,
0oe and also that there IS not 1000 barrels Of salt
to be had ON the KanaWha. So s1, 4.5a
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H9~At the solicitation OF rnsny voters, we
are req eset T. announce JANa A FoRGAY as tsudi-
date o State Tax Hector First Di tro of he cir OF
New Orleans s22 2pte
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GisAsD CescEtsE. "a grand concert for the ben
Gt Of the Crescent Artillery will be given at Odd
Fellows Hall on next Tuesday evening, 10th inst.
The management of this concert is IN the right
hands, and it viii prove most attractive and
agreeable entertainment. We acknowledge, the
q con;piirrent of cards Of invitation. s4ss
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EsaIIaH PaIsrs. English prints, of good pat.
terms aEs advertised for io BY Nj Maurice ABRAMS No 10
Naches street,
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Proceedings
or The

Proceedings
Or THE
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION
Nv ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Copyen
to In both aaguages and the CONSTITUTION OF the State
q amended
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD STEEL, PETER ODOENRLL, ."
T. L. WHITE, HERBERT Il EsCOUSSE,
GEO, ELLIS, WE. GOLDTHWAlTE,
P.HAWESA CO., E. EZEKIEL
T. FITZWILLIAM.
s~ordeFs from the country filed at liberal discount
aY22 2ptf .-
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M OT1C E- ALL pERsoN HAVING CLAIMS
Nv against The estate of Philip Harty please
present the the Undersigned ymen and ali persons
indebted said will 10 the undersaned
JOIN S. BURKE, Administrator
selo 6eod cor. Camp and Amelia ss City of jefferson.
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CIA;sfs. ~ All persons having claims egainst
Fa,ae Van Leon WIN and aoaco 70 their be1sat in
Anoihst eosuaa.
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CosIdANDER HoLIiSs This distinguished officer
announces in our columns this morning that sealed
proposals win be received for the purchase Of the
cabin and texas of the fine steamer Lizzie Sim
mons. This squints toward ansther !" monde
serinfn or gunboat. See the notice. .4sSt 4
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~ For Superintendent Public Eauc.,ti,

REV. ROBERT j. HARP, OF. New Orleans, Welding I,
the solicitations of many friends Candidate for State SUI
pentenden of Public Educaon the approaching Novsn
lpre election.
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.s- ryes,,sr, -, Etytors-A+ +ne

~ Messrs. EdYtors-At the solicitation of
many friends, offer myself candidate SHERIFF of
the First District Court Of the Parish of Orleans subject alone
to decision of the people-ballotbox.
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Louisiana

SUGAR PLANTERS AGENCY
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R8' II. l.. Defreese the present incumbent,
Is Candidate Tor state ifeasuser iyl 2ptd
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STATE ASS ESSORS.
Felix #. Trinchard, II. d. Hubbard.
z, A. Bou1et, JOHN a. Watkins
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&SeOtss Shoes and Bs0ga7sss
AT wHoLEsALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditching BOOTS Rusa
BRoGANs Wool Mexican Palm Leaf Straw and CaIapssohy
HATS, at hslowest Io4r ketprices, BY
FROST 4 CO.,
No. 10 Magazipestrset New oreana,
Hats, Caps, etc.. at Wholesale.
SILK and
Fur Cssasrs Panama. Leghorn Straw. Palm Leaf Mexican
and Wool HATS, atthe lowest market prices, by
FROST d CO.,
iyiS 3p4W No. 10 Magazine street, NeworisanR.
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FIRST DISTRICT COURT. .AdoIphe Mnzurenu.
PARISH OF ORLEANS. ...........John II. Walden.
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Retereuces--
Mes6rS, Brown Johnston < Co |
Me,ars Hewitt, Norton i Co.,
Mr.. John Watt ) For JOHN d JAMES ,
Mr. S. j. Newman
Mr. J. q. Kicks,
G Gq' MAJ MspR Kdb White yo- . =, ,,,,,r
Mr. Johu a Roberts, selO 2p3m
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MElIrAHY. Several important military notices
will be found IN our columns this morning.
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r. CONG RESs. E
FIRST DISTRICT -. Charles Dc Blanc. Jr.
SECOND DISTRICT I'd II. yym. IN. Adams.
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SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER q, 1851.


TnE GAERoLLTos RAILaoAp COMPANY - The
City Railroad Company, as is well known, has
generously donated to the Regiment of Gonfeder.
ates today on the occasion Of their entertainment
at the Metairie Course. ali their receipts upon the
Canal street and Bayou Bridge lines. We are
somewhat surprised to see that the Carfoiiton
Company has been lacking in the liheratisy dis
played BY the City Company and that no intina-
tion has been given Of their purpose ~ aid an any
way whatever, The patriotic purpose for which the
entertainment to-day has been gotten up. There
will be an immense crowd to-day at the Course,
and tho carrDllton Company might at leastreduce
The rates, even If they cannot relax SO far as to
devote one day Is receipts upon their road to their
counsry. q, Is not too late yet, however, for the
order to be given, and we trust that where al
others interested have freely offered tReircontri.
butions To this cause, the Carroilton Company
may not prove solitary exception. '9 ss
THR n. e. PARGouD. With commendable &C
commodation, this splendid steamer has delayed
he departure for Memphis until half past clock
this EVENING in order to afford her passengers an
eppor tunty to attend the grand military barbecue
4 81 the Confederate Guards, Capt Estes and hiE
ofiess never let an opportunity slip wherein they
mas further the cause of the South.