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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19
Rebels Again Aayonctns.

DARSss0wN. Ost. II.
A scout from Berlin, says intelligence hsd reach.
ID Point of Rocks that the ensmy's force, which
rstssated . the foote the nosntsns Of the Shen-
ssdoah valley. on the approach Of tbs sicily sea-
soa along the River line have left their retreat and
ers now pushing for ths Pesonsc in large numbers.
IL 10 stated that ihsy had reached Chsrlsstos aad
woald make their appeassncs st every ford or eros
sing On the Upper Potomsc. Should this inss!li-
gsncs b confirmed it 10 not unlikely W my haze
some eesious encounter next week.
A si1s from Great Falls o Edvards Ferry ysf.
tscdsy psovss that III 10 quiet on TINT houtisr.
Heavy firing vas heard in the dissetsoa u Lev.
insvills ct Fairfax
The 0pa1lah Rxpealtios.
AgnI si MADsaD, OFT. 3. Il
The soTssposdsnss Of The Aseogvafb Of to-dsy
Gayss
We ses sathosissd 70 deny tAs statement thst
The pEspasatiess fer the Spanish sxpsiiiiSn -
Assise had bees suspended, and declare On the
eestsay that they ere being actively carried on.
The sxpsditios of spain viii lssvs vssy shortly
without prejudice 70 the so-opssssios whish che
pftegulsds a6oed 10 France and eaglsDd.
-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

OuoHr TO BIZ RsrA1srD.-The ap,.
prosehes to Dnck Creek bridge. Brs1tssesdk
rosd. are 10 very bad soaditen. Teams are
usssusIy s.ss,ug stsiIed there, and VA
gone ere broken almost every dsv, % We are in.
formed. The powers that regulate such mat.
.srs can 6nd . fine opportuntsy TO display their
talents ct that point
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

SlcK.-There are now eleven men on
the sick list at the Davenport Bsrsaeks. One
Of Capt. Ksndricks company. named Warner
Bshrns, . German, . resident Of this city, u
very sick at Camp MeClellaa Hospitsl. of ~.
phoid fever. His life is dsspsirsd o. ws ale
sePry to hear.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

Contractors Wanted.
ESTIMATES ARE WANTED FOR SCHOOL
IL House in Sub-District NJ. 8, Winfield town
ship. 90 BY rs feet. Specifications can be seen At
the Office Of the Secretary, cast end Of Long Grove
Estima tes can be sent to the President on or be-
fore the 3Oth day Of Octobsr, A. D., 1851.
WIN. CRESSLER, President.
WINRIHLD, October Is, 1861. ocl7 div
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

\ Doo1es L. a4
w asrg RMIAngEyuA, o.. -.
H0y D. 0sasv s6ls1s JSsaeaso, dGnies ~
slaeansat that Psensylvanis he's received III ~
'nGosa asesuat Il vas sxpsass. Net dellas
- booo soooivod.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

SIBERIAN WHEAr.-Mr. Lyter, cor.
ner Of ID and Perry sts. showed 10 come 81.
bsrian wheat raised BY Nr. wm. Gordon. o,
Onion Grove, Cedar county. Iowa. which yield
Cd Is bushels to the sore, And wsighs IS lbs
TO the bushsl. It brought 90 cents per bushs
10 this msrket ysstsrdsy, for seed. and 10 M.
doubtsdly the best and largest wheat vs ever
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

lCNAT:Us LANG DR.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON + ACCOUCHEUk.
i OvvIos-South. .east corner Of Brady and Sec
nd streets. OAce hours from to 8 4. ~, and
o4PN june87.N
J., O. OGORkHs
r O0 PUMP MAKRR.-OFFICE, OPPOSITE
IL Post Once, Davenport, Iowa.
my2 dAWtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

TIE COUNTRY AL1vs.-Capt. Hub
bell returned ysstssdsy from recruiting tour
through several counties in this part Of the
State. He 6nds the people ia sll sections.
turning out In great numbsrs for the vsr.
Every village IL making up its soupsny or
sewpsniss and sending them forward ~ fast
- possible. This. We take il, IL the condition
throughout the State. The best men are en-.
listing eagerly. and Offering their services 70
their country - freely % though they we're
volunteering In sous grand 6oaueisl speeula
tion. Within thirty days. at the present rate
Of enlistment. Iowa will have twenty thousand
men in camp, and! - good fighting men, -
hardy and competent. - brave and enduring.
- the world can pss6ass. We cosld not b..
gin 70 approximate the number Of eonpsuiss
nov being saissd. The sssisn ef Gen. Baker
in cutting of forsigs .salist@sots. bee he'd .
very sslutary effect upon The good work in
this STATE. Iowa will not b . oeosut behind
her sister States ia fusaishisg men y pus
down this wicked Ssbslliou. Give thsm The
drill and the arms. together With good. com
pstsot eomusnding odissrs. and the work
shst is laid ont tee then 70 do will be dsns
vith psonptsssA ,t'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19
ARTESIAN WELL PUMPS!

ARTE0IAN WELL PUMPS!
TvHE SUBSCRIBER nAs PURCHASED THE
i right 70 manufaoturs and sell
CMRISTIAN Z DEELERss
Dossls s.d .si~s's Acs;.g Arsss;as WI Ps~ps,
and il now prepared 70 snswsS sll orders for The
same. The pump is new invention and superior
to any now in use. II 10 proof against frost, snd
can - used Is 6re engine, Or to water gardens.
deep drilled wells it 10 the very best in use. ALDO
for railroad stations, OF mining psrposes.
.aRTESI.AN WELLS BORED
~ short notice. and On reasonable terms All work
vasFsatsd . give satisfastioa. Address,
G. L. MERRILL,
Rock kaaa, ulinsis.
&c. wASHBURH, Agent fos DasssPeet sad
vicinity. assli-dss
JMAIEARE.
UVHE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN CONnIS-
sioneA = enlist . Compaay d volan:esss for
INRANTRY SERVICE !
10 sssvs three yssn. All Who sign he muster
roll have the plivilsgs Of at ones gong into quar-
Canen NE Cyeu91e .a
II thy dssirs. All vishing 70 enlist viii aDply -
No. iekoll's Block. DIP staiSs, o. st the st6co e
J. h Ssass, Eeo. o. Perry skest.
'spoe-1Avtfl GEO. =. HUDBELL.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

80. PAAKBky ~. GEO. v. A'CAkk, \. D.
DOCTORS PARkER 4 0oCARN,
physicians AND SURGEONS. OFFICE,
1 No. Fraaklin 3losk, second asor, Brady st..
betvsen second and Third. Davenport, lowe.
Dr.. PAnkm's gesidenss, corner eth and Ls Claire
strssts. Dr.. Geo. w. AsCAan's rssidsses, east
side Of Brady, sssoaA deor from corner Of eth.
myl7 7-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19
J. A. REID, II. D.,

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OrpICH-
i No. -, corner Asin ana Third streets, Dsv-
snport, Iowa
Dr.. RsID saa bs consulted at his e6ics at all
hours Of The day asd aight, unlsss peo(sssionslly
engaged. asut3t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

LANE 4 OK K1NNE0,
A TTOkNEYS At LAW. OFtICR-COR-
"A nsR Of 0ssend and Brady Streets. over
Smiths store. Dee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19
StrUo1[e.

AN TUESDAY MORNING., PATH INSTANT,
~ from the subscriber, bright bay Mare, absui
IA hands high had scratches on her two hind legs,
and When last seen had . piece Of rops around her
neck. Any information regarding her, left at this
Office, will b literally rewarded.
sp95-dul JOHN FLANAGAN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

enc. o. G. DOW. .. =. D1ovk.
now = BLOWN,
IA and Notasiss Psblie. ~.rs-
S.E. BsowH, United Statss Commissioner.
OSvi0s-At Louis 4. Aaeklots Exshanes Or
Zee, Davenport, ,lsws. msrS-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19
DR. JULIUS CHI EoEBROUGA,
GUR0EO~ DEIzWT
nAS REMOvRD HIS OFHIOE TO
the roems over NJ. LindsAys Jewel.
~QJYyOry Store, corner Of Rss9Z ead Third
ctreets. Entraase eA Third street.
inA2l

Nv. HARRISON,
LAND AoUN1,
T1I0HLY IHPROvBD yARM, MAR TOWN.
II for trade for la1os Easn-eioseaee paid !;
:. fer rat. Olee IN Post O0ee Dleek, eppoots
s-, iene1E-d
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

PLUMBN Z VAN HO0EN
4 TTORNRYs AND COUNSELORS AT Law
n and Notariss Public. Alss, agents for ~
Charter Oak City Fire Insurance Cs, HsstaAfs
Conn.,, Capital, SSe0. 90; City Fire lnssssass c.
New Haven, Conn.,, Capital, 3S00, 700.
Once In LsClaire Block. Daveuport. sept
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19
CARDS.
LOUIS 4. aAeKLor,
BANKER / DRAlR9 ID HxCuAuGe,
0DAv0Mpo~t, q Lovv0.

y. - CON q OOWs
A TTORNBY AND COUN0BLOA AZ Law,
"a aad Notary Puhlis. O6cs, North vest
ornsr Of Brady ssd Sssosd stsssts, up-stain-
Atrancs o. Brady street. tuly 1e-dtf
cpAs .. PoSnAn. youu =. B00Bss
PUJaAM 4 0O081S.
A TTORNkYS AID DCOUN6ELORS At LAW.
"A O1sIca, Dsssnpoet BIesk, Ne.3S, Main q.
Second Rloes. jus7-d
WI. r. DITTOe,
TTORMEY AID COUNSELOR At Law.
"A O10lCa, sp slaiss, corner q Aaia asd Seeesd
stsSsts, II AeAanus + bhsphssds block, oppssiss
State Beak. neA3S-d0.
". r. OLAAK,
a TTORNEY AND OOUNSELOR At LAW,
"A and Notary Pablo No. kiskolls' Block, Dav
export l"va. lnAse-0
J. b. LEAKE,
A TTORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE 10. I
IA Nickols Block, south vest corner Brsdy snd
Sseosd ssssstS, Davenport, Iowa. 1881
:. O. CAMPBELL. JOBS O. BILLS.
CAMPBELL 4 BILLS,
A TrORkgY0 AND COUNSELORA At LAW.
IA Umes, No. !. Dsvsopess's Block. 1sv3i-u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

Law POFlO0fOh1p.
SH0. r. oOOK. J. WILSON DnURY.
COOK L ORURY,
AsAcssovs - Obsk, Dizo~ 4 Ls~SIey.
\X/E HAVE FORMED A PARTNERSHIP
w for the practice Of the Law. to which
shall devote our pessonal attention.
Maroh 5. 1850. COOK ) ORURY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

SEWARD .. RRA0BR.
OARPRNI1R AND BUILDnR, At COATES
~ / PatsAia's ~ sh<D, alley eppee1te En9ae
ussss % RsaAv street. c.GD a. lspsS-slv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-01

RELIEF FOR Gun SOLDIERS IN MIssoUR1.-Dr.
Henry Le Remondie, Assistant Surgeon, General OF
our Army in Missouri, is now in the city for the
purpose Of receiving contributions, in money and
Clothing, for our suffering soldiers in that State.
Whatever money will beeontributed will be applied
BY the Doctor to the purchase in this city of nedi
cines shoes and hospital stores it being impossible
toprocure such articles in Missouri The clothing re-
ceiged viii be distributed among the soldiers many
OF whom are positively suffering from cold, and ex-
posed to disease from insuficiency of warm Clothes
This is case which appeals strongly to the gem
erosity and patriotism of citizens and we trust
their RESPONSE will be most liberal. We are re.
quested to state that any kind of clothes win be re-
eeYed that will serve to protect our brave soldiers
from the cold blasts Of the North, whether outer
or inner garments, whether new or old. Almost
every gentleman has clothes that he can spare and
ne could not apply them to better or nober pur.
pose. The Doctor is at the St. Charles Hotel,
where all articles may be sent.
Il, We understand that DR.. Mcdowell, the Surgeon.
General of our Army in Missouri, will be here next
week. csss 7c 5isAl
Our men in Missouri are making gallant fight
against great obstacles, and are deserving of our
Warnest practical sympathy and support Many
articles and some money have already been con.
tributed The supplies are intended for the soldiers
under the command OF the gallant JEFF: Thompson.
Let every gentleman in the city overhaul his ward.
robe, and give ali the clothes he can spare to this
heroic band Of patriots. fsFesS 1855
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-01

F' lac Of Black BHhVzirrs Butbazettes guk Warn Atr
cas-, Bagn9s, English Bareges 81 Is "a Bnek
Parisiennes, Llama CioiLs, Esco TNInse, Barpour
ba French CAAcos and Lawns with many other maize af
best quality Mourning Goods
English aUd German Hosiery, for Men Women Children
Msfino shirts Drawers ard If2ey, Ma Women and
Children.
Heas llne sEeeings, Dauask', Cloths Napkins pciliey
Diaper Crash, Coored aud FDgcd Eprlsred I.yels Raa
Nepkias.
French and English Bed Blankets.
Merseles Quis all sses.
Heavy sto2k Of Velvet and Cloth Cioaks
Cashmere and Plaid Wool Shagis
Black and Colored French Cloths and Gas -'.a4yss
Ladies' Cloth for Coaks
Silk and Wool and All Wool Danlazk for C.,r.,I,e
BroGhe, Jacqrard, and Plaid Musllns
White ard Rose Bobbnet for Bars
Linen Netting, English Long Cloth
complete stock Of co.tiy Luce, and Embrulder,-z
h1d Gloves, Pertu1ner!cs and French Corsets
French and Eng iish Prints new sryl -
French Fur1titE1 Prints, Turkey Red
30 bales Assorted Jeans and IInseys
Full stock Of every brand Of Dumc.tics
ited ard White FlannelS- comp assort ulcot
with the fullest supply Of every article usual found
assorted establishments "
HAGGERTY BROTHERS.
o. 2ptf. 30, r.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-01

IHE FREE hARKET.-I cannot withhold my ap-
pfopanon OF the manner in which that noble char.
~ me Free Market, is. dispensed, as Iknow from
personal ES a' observation The gentlemen composing
.he cotnmlttee, with more than ordinary pleasure,
desote thelr time and energies to the distribution
ana provision OF all articles, even those of lnxury.
LOT the recipients thereof, Yet have witnessed
some VINO nave found fault because they did not
receive n quantity the same as others. Upon in.
yesfigation feeling some degree Of curiosity, dis
covered they had either themselves alone. or one
Child whilst others had from two to as high as ten
children This discrimination on the part of the
committee convinced me that they had wisely
graauated their supplies, that all might receive
the eouaties Of the Free Market. All honor and
praise 70 the committee for their judicious arrange.
ments. ~ 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-01
F0sesgae .W0dt from .Nesp e11.se0,s 9,
VIA TAMPICO
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS,

fAe undersigned now suffering common with others the
heoH'eh'ehce OF blockade etcourse with foreign
countries mas by the advice and approval of L. RiddeN
ooiaster ~ new Orleans taken neeruI measures to
e al lis own EXPENSE Monthly Mail between New Or.
leans and the Mexican port Of Tampco connect with The
regular hrinsh Mail Steamers touching port Augusta
De hessgney and p NJ Mazard highly omnerded by New
oea m,rchants have been appon ed duly qualified ss
mail carriers by Postmaster THU SERVICE The first mai,
consisting Of 1888 letters left this city the 10th instant in
charge of Mr. Mesgrgney The NAL close on the
sth OF November, posmo, at o'clock P will leave
New Orleans the morning. The thi will leave Nav
Orleans on the 10Th of December subsequently, Ms soon
proper arrangements be made the regular of depa
ture will be the 10th and 18th each mon h. making sern
monthly mail.
Tariff Of Cno59>s oQoiny Letters includng C2u,sro,
Postage
Single Letters, halls les !oupe and nultl ,.s
in proportiou):
10 Island OF Cuba. ..,....,...,..,... n-E
10 other " est Indies. 1, vE
To Europe ...,....... ~
Letters from abroad ca hs received through the anna ron+o
Inc foreign PoHege such otter, unit be nr.,sd,r
p'eo and they must be ehd BY Inc West Ini Mall ~
Ianplco' care of Postmaster hs. moro.
ANTONIO COSTA,
-" otonHs' oc' 40 1901. No 10 Customhouse st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-01
Notice to Consumers Of OIL.

Inc southern On Company manufacturing 4 No. ]
Oh adapted to Railroad boxes some kinds of
merry As many using it for all kinds of MACHINERY we
deem 1t proper to call their attention the following ns,pc.
tOnS
This OIL being of penetrating nature tendency is TO col
ect my dust or dirt that may have eceed itself or
lated in the various defects mperfecens MAC
Therefore, where other Oil has been used should
be thoroughly cleaned and may necessary again to clean
eff after Supplying Oil.
proper that be distinctly understood that the Oil man
utaeured BY this Company is the first made from ron that
was suitable for machinrya previously for that pur-
pose has been mixed with other ubcting agents and even
then failed tocompare nyorably with good OIL The i'm
provements introduced in the machinery the Southern Oil
company Works. and the improved method adapted OF
entirely The acid aEd gluten Contained Oil heretofore
tanned from rosin enables them submit thsr oil pure and
rely solely its merits 1t offered to The public with
tu knowledge on the part Of the Company its being
represent and in all cases when from the Company
Is guaranteed 10 perfsrm what is promised
Should it be found to gum, can Immediately re
move by wping with Cloth with uaotha or turne
tine, which Is manufactured by Conpany and constantly
on hand, in quantities suit.
SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
q TIntf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-01
afst sfppeaI for Small .q,oaas .
70
OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES

NEW ORLEANS. Ang. u, 1861.
having been appointed by the Secretary of War an
Collect receive and purchase small arms for tina
i'eb Deem necessary and pxpedent to make known b
' rs Re'e'ay as possible the better secure cooperatioD in
Fork which needs 20 be done quickly Citizen, and ,a
IoEf Government asks for the may thousands Of TRIED ,r
'A81 ne Unused in Your houses. Recent experiments have
proven that any of your fine Double Barreed sho, ~
Will Fhe improved Mimic ball is than match for The
mach talked Of Mimic Mrsket. Then bring them forth and
upon INC Sa' OF !onr countrys liberty that they
a once De con ecfAted to the noble of Christian de-
' II ooechon be MIA lie TO sending away your guns al it
De urged that MAY them home the reply is rta
e Sufest way To prevent the necessity using them AT ho
" 70 pace them in tee hands Of the many thousands Of brave
men VINO are now cha1ng with desire stand AZ m
VI lFe between you and the invading If this arsyvs
eel concuslFe then The reflection that those high in an
o'5 loSe IN whose Judgment all have confidence ard
VINO, IL Is but fair to our necessities f,,
nd on our BORDERS have after mature IN
"ueutaod TINS emenI should be sufficient guarantee FOR
the wisdom utility PATRIOTS of the service Won are ea
gu 10 perform Then desire short speedy neace
ara an ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of Independence honorable 10 r
SELVES phcs your "eapoos tn disposal Of Government
As you desire 10 strike the who
plotting our subugatinn and destruction let known that
the trnsty Rife and the death ceng Shot Cum which Won
nave hitherto SO highly prized take next COZ
et rendering If possible victory complete than w
Their defFat and route on the plans Of Manassas
My instructions contemplate shall send forth jnto r
more populous regions assistant charged with tho ~
ao coecng and forwarding to points all weapons
thus obtained may we'll state that aDv one
wishes do though he visited by an Agent
geay facilitate this work by sending any guns he has or
command 10 address, Of Robert Pitkn No. IA Car
street, New Orleans
BALLARD s. DUNN.
Agent for Collecting Receiving Purchasing Sinai, Arms
for the Confederate States. au13 2,r
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New Lusstanos senevole,,. Association.

According usage the Tomb of the New Lusanos Renevo.
lent Association Of New Orleans situated in Girod street Gene
terry. will be appropriately decorated and draped on fra
next of November 1861 which " All san s Day. On
this occasion collection will be made by the Society Tor tue
benefit Of the little children of Camp street Female orphan
Asylum the relief the sick and wounded soldiers OF
the seat OF war; Tables will placed the tomb of the As
ISOLATION and the gate Of the Cemetery, where committee
viii constantly be in attendance from o'clock A. NJ Up. NJ
to resolve contributions the patriotic and benevolent c
zens Of New Orleans. the members requested TO be
presen On this OCCASION And the public and all generous c
zens are visit the Cemetery and contribute to this
cause OF charity.
BY order of the President
ANTHONY SAMBoLA, Secretary.
! New Orleans Oct. IS. 1861. - OF 2ptd
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In addition the above certificates thousands are
Dr. SIS possession from persons of highest standing il
America, well from Europe from whici
he quotes the following from:
| HIS MAJESTY THE KING OF BAVARIA
| HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN OF GREECE
HIS IN. HIGHNBss JEROME NAPOLEON BoNAPARTE
HIS iMr HIGHNBss ARCH DUKE OF AUSTRIA.
II. R. H. PRINCE ALEX, OF NUREMBERG.
| H II. GUsrAvE PRINCE DE WAsA
| II. R. Il. DUKE OF sAxE-WEIMAR.
r. H. PRINCE RICHARD METTERNICH
l. F. H. CARDINAL ARCHBISHOP oFPARIs,
ALEXIS BISHOP OF NANCY, First Chaplain to the En.
peror ofthe French.
BERNARD RoEsER, Physician Ordinary to Her Majesty
the Queen of Greece.
A. H, ARNETH Physcsp Ordinary to the Imp Families
Of Russia.
The full testimonials Of Names with signatures and
SEALS with amongst them after many
years may be by any calling for theu at his
Consulting Rooms
T.. DIR. Nj. SCHLossER.
The only educated Surgeon who made Chiropodsn his
study and practice, consulted in New Orleans,
For u Short Time Only, at
'H~- r. t1.-. 49,
g . G A N AL S II Rec t j,
CORNER OF -DAUPHIE STREET,
-.
.-r a.. r---.
Rs-Enence, FIRST door in Dsuphiu street. opposite the
.-.
nB- oaice Hours, from . "A. M. till p. M.
N B-DR. scHLossER be consulted only at his office
IS he attends els, where, confirmed invads
No Professional connection with any one.
pSI 2ptf
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Direct importation.
HAG q ERTY BROTHERS
Importers of Foreign Dry Goods
TouRo BUILDINGS
l2S CANAL. STREET,
'T0uRo BUILDING

l2S CANAL STREET,
Have row In store 'he usual heavy sock Foreign DRY
GOODS, ed respectfully examination of prios v
parties tesrous Of purchasing WHOLESALE or RETAIL
Plain Black Gros de Rhin, 81 to ~ wide
Mode Silks, IN ali coIors.
Heavy Black Btoche and Damask SNks
Rich Embroidered and Broche Silks in n,,s., DESIGNS,
and large
Plaid and Striped Silks.
Coored and Black saus, MsscellDeg and rloreacsr
Or stock Of SILKS Is unusually hea p hnd will bs orr
carPere In al styles and qualities
100 Pieces Assorted Black and CooFed sk Felvala Is to g.
Black and Ccored EDssh French Hc5lu57 and
Bin * and Go.osd All Wool Morsse.s!uc do E.4.ae.
E!ch Printed oGsseiaiIe &c ieipes and Cashns.rga
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-. ------- - -
soststeEs' Clothing.
NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO HOSE PRE-
''' PAIRING IT. 81

am now endeaYoring to furnia, a y@ipn,a.r r.
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing and am having
nniforin suits OF wooden cloth and suitable undercoba
distributed among them am informed that the na,r,, ~,
aens of several parishes also engaged In similar
Tor the benefit Of their companies IF hese contributions ~
clothing ssnt by them directly their seyernJ "
without my being of the quantity and kind sen ami ~
companies supplied great confusion waste will be tina
sequence 90 ..... .r... " '0n-
hoo'er can only carry certain quantity of clothing HI
Oh great Importance that each Of soldiers shah bay
goou substantial wooden SUITS as possible but
that thcre be concert Of action Among those sunni,
ing 'he IN order to avoid sending double supplies to COM
panies. ~
therefore urgently recommend the citizens of the countr,
parishes 10 send 10 In this city, supplies of clotbp.
they with explicit directions as to the
or individuals for whom they intended will taxa ,
tina, they reach their destination The clothes should be ~
up or baed and directed 10 In New Orleans with IN, ,
Of the company for which they intended on ava
statement sent to OF its contents that may not d
cate the articles. "
respectfully the newspapers give pubIcity
suggestions in consideration Of the objects to ba effected
THOS. o. MOORE, Governor.
NC" "ite''IT' "A he. III ieoi aul9 2pif
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-01

From Dr. YIN. NJ Wilson. Health Officer, Norfolk Val
This will certify that Dr. schoser has relieved three
painful Buuions which have ormened me for number
The operation entirely without pain aud eccu
pied but few minutes With great pleasure lin
othose afflicted. WIN. NJ WILSON, Ii. D.