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Il ]. seefns, from the information VIC gath
er that five or six more cars belonging to
the same train, and, perhaps, number of
cars in second train, escaped by pre-
cipitate retreat. The wounded prisoner re-
presented the enemy's force as eight hun
dred and fifty men, and said it was the Fifth
Regiment Of Ohio Volunteers, commanded
ty Col. McCook. q
Various arms, accoutrements and tools
were taken, and one officers sword without
a scabbard. 10.
My orders requiring me to AVID any
Unnecessary engagement, and not to remain
absent from my camp more than one night,
marched back to this place, where ar
rived about one o'clock this morning.
have every reason to be satisfied with
the conduct Of all our troops. Captain
Kemper's command showed great ardor,
combined with discipline. Captain KEN
per and Lieutenant Stua,t's skill in the
management Of the guns left nothing to
dssire. Lieut.. Col. Hamilton led the first
regiment with lis usual galantry of bear
ing, duty seconded by Msjor Smith, Lieut..
Ready, Acting Adjutant, and Captain Nc
Gowan, Regimental Qnartermaster. Dr..
Powell, Surgeon, and Bull, Assistant Sur
geon, had little 10 do ss the fire of musketry
With which the enemy in scrambliug out of
the cars replied TO our canqopade, was strag-
g!i1gand incfective:' =
Major Kennedy. Commissary. and Capt
Tyler, volunteers in my staff, were prompt
to carry orders and to give valuable coun-
sci. -. =.
The companies of Captains Miller and
Gadberry, though greatly fatigued with
two days rough march in the hot sun and
dust, appeared revived at once when thrown
forward as skirmishers against the enemy.
The same spirit was shown by all the other
companies of the Regiment. L,ent Boag,
>of Company A., proved himself ready and
skillful in destroying the railroad track.
Captains Terry and Bali and the cavalry
which they led, commanded my entire con-
fidence by their bearing and only needed op-
portunity for more effective action.
We arrived here about one o'clock this
morning. ] have the honor, Colonel to
be, a-... .,...-.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
MAXCY GREGG,
Col. First R"g't s: G. v, Coming at Fair.
Tax G.. II.
To Col. w. G. MoRAoNE, A. A. A. Gene.
raj, CenterVile.
NofE-Fronn papers taken, it appears
that it was uie list Regiment of Ohio Vol
unteers, not the 5tb, ihst was encountered
at Vienna.
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PAY OF VOLUNTEERS.

The following are the conditions and
regulations under which volunteers are ac-
cepted in the Confederate States Army:
3. Under the bill for the public defence,
100000 volunteers may be accepted, who
will be subject TO the rules governing the
regular army. The terms Of service will
be during the war.
Each regiment is composed of<ten COM
panies, each consisting of one captain, three
lieutenauts, four sergeants, four sorporals,
two buglers, and ninety prirates.
The pay is as follows: y,
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TERMs.--Two DOLLARS PER ANNUMl
BY W. A. LEE AND HUGH WILSON,, JR.,.

II LOVE THEE DEAREST BROTHER"
When the last rays, at twilights hour,
Fall gently Ger the dropping flower.
When miste are gath sing on the hil.
Nor sound ishenrd, but mountain rill
Then hear the echo whispering near,
In softest accents to thine ear
/ love thee, dearest brother.
When silence reigus tiIro' enrth and sea
When glows the star Of memory
When music wakes her thrilling tone,
And sAutumn winds around the NOAH
Their accents hear, and oh, rejoicei
For hark there comes we'll known voice
love thee dearest brother.
When fancy lifts her. radiant wing.
And morning bids around thee sing
When joy lights mp thy beaming eye,
And loves enchantment. too. is nigh
When calm blue waters round thee flow,
Then hear thy sister. breathing low
love thee, dearest brother!
sould disappointment's with'ring breath.
Consign thy brightest hopes to death
Should friendships trusr, in Loyhood made
In after years prove fuith betrayed
Then to thy sister yet return.
For ohl her heart will fondly burn
To clasp her deareet brother!
Should sorrow cloud thy coming yeav.
And battle thy prospects all in tears,
Remember thut the rainbow's hue,
Is brightmid clouds and sunshine too
Remember though we're doomed to pert, .
There lives one fond and faithful heart,
That loves her dearest brother!"
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COL. GRE0G,s OFFICIAL REPORT,
CANT NEAR FAIRFAX C. H.,
18th June, 1861, l A. M.

. COLONEL I'm pursuance Of orders re-
ceived at o'clock, A. NJ, on the 9th June
proceeded in the forenoon Of that day to
make reconnaissance across the country
towards the Potomac. Marching from this
place with may Regiment, (about 575
strong, after leaving large camp guard)
and Captain Balls troop of horse, number.
ing about 70, GncIuding detachment frcfn
Capt. Wickham's tro"p) met, at the Fry
ing Pan Church, Captain Terry's troop Of
horse, about 70 strong, (including detach
ment of Capt. Laughorn's Company and
two guns Of Capt. Kemper's battery, COM
manded by himself in person, and with 35
men. With this force went on to Drains,
vile, learning on the way that some four
hundred Of the enemy came up the Alex
andria and, Leesburg Rail Rroad the same
day about one o'clock, p. NJ, to within
mile or two Of Hunters Mills, and then
returned. Early on the morning of the
18th, I rode, with a troop Of horse, to the
lights on this side Of the Potomac, op-
posite, TO Seneca Greek, end went in person
to the bank of the river to reconnoitressasI
could see but few troops Of the enemy and
no boats prepared for crossing the river.
We marched down afterwards under the
guidance Of Capt. John Powell, a high;
spirited and highly intelligent and most
jealous friend Of our cause, 10 Hunters Mill
where, if the enemyhad been engaged in
repairing the rail road bridge, 3 plan OF At
tack, deviaed.by Capt. Rowe!I,- woaI have
offered the best chance Of success. We
found, however, no sign of the enemy, and
only some rail road cars still smoking which
l'sd been destroyed by our friends in the
aeighborhood. r..
We then marched to Vienna, and drew
up our force in readiness to re,eive the
enemy, if they should repeat the visits made
for the last two days. Nothing being seen
of'them, however, and the water tank. hav-
ing been demolished, Oo Increase The OBJ
stacles already caused by the removal Of the
lead pipe for conveying water.) put the
command in march for. Fai,fax Court House
towards six O'Clock, p. u.
Just as we were moving of, distant rail
road whistle was heard. marched the
troops back, placing the two 6-pounde,
gnns on the. hill commanding the course ,o
the road, Immediately supported By Com
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ABBEvI1LE CAROLINA FRIDAY MORNING JU1Y2e l8el

iugiin the God of battles. And if ever St
should be taken from US, let i. be known 10
posterity, that beue tab its blood-stained
folds was found the last survivor Of our
little band.-Edgefeld Adv.
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SoLD1ER IN TWO ARMoRS:-A most
interesting and impressive scene was wit
messed by large audience in the M. E.
Church, at TaIIadega, Ala, on Sabbath
evening, 10th June 1881. At the close of
a sermon Of great power by the Rev'd. T.
F. Nangham, the door of the Church was
opened for the reception Of memhers.-
Whilst hymn was singing, the Hon. J.
Woodward presented himself at the altar.
He isa native Of South .CaroIina and q
graduate Of her University sgentieman
Of chiyaIrous patriotism and of the highest
socisl position, once Judge of the Circuit
Court Of the State Of .his-adoptpn refined
in manner, elegant in person and learned
in his profession.
4onstbe day previous, as Captain Of. .one
Of thefinest companies of the eonfedersae
Army, Judgs Woodward; witlrfis gallsns'
cotnpaaions in arms, was accepted.for ths
"ar''o do battIs for tbe:south, under .ahs
stars of her bapner.- .
When his tall form hun.bly kueIt TO- the
sanctuary to receive tho oEdinsnce of Bag
.ism thes esconseeratiug himself to the Churoh
and TO The service Of his Goo, as he had
recently donssFo the service of his country,
tears Of gratitude and joy from many
eyes, and frrvent, audible prayers ascendsd
10 a. throne ofgraee, for the detsncs and
y ryssotao1:o.~ xe,S -. Spll. S.axt,
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They have also yearly allowance Tor
clothing, and one ration per day.
The volunteers are expected to furnish
their own uniforms, and will be paid in
money by the Confederate States Govetn+,
ment, when mustered into service. Each
regiment, has a Quartermaster, with the
rank of Captain, and Commissary, with
equal rank, a Surgeon and Assistant Sur
geon. Is
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How sdfssalaF tBst dissF 3 susB
eiailned cushing % : iiiI; 4aions xhysil's
sp:asfa! ad.slIiag sbii1E so it'sas.
ttbs aigar tbat smell fspsy.
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Es11by, q aSst S shsl % 4 y ssssss
s. shss 8 xsrs made for. .,sss ss.s 3,s 4.
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must 10 The city to got bis Ryisg bg
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Il D
MEMPHIS Per steamer Mary E Keene-s5e bbls
-four AT scks bran 1856 scks flour l52 scks rye IO2
sacks cotton seed 13 scks cats 6 lthds tobacco 26
bbis whisky III seks peas and sundries to order,
| ALEXANDRIAAPer steamer Era No 7-A14 hhds
sugar 49 bbls molasses Byrne, Vance ECO i00.do
| Ar Mitenberger-26 do 8 hhds sugar AngSstin u
1 Thiheault-5 do bbls molasSes Lobit 81 Charpan-
tier 20 do Toiedano 4 Taylor is hlids sugar to
| Darby d Tremoulet-7 I do.26 bbls molassas Hall s.
| Rodd-la bids sugar Durriye eco 3 Ibis 80 hf
/ bbls noiasses g Kouns i Bros=-22 bags wool to
w q Robinson &co-ll do Carroll, Hoy Sco : "a
| do Patton, Henderson &co--8S do B T. Mann Geo.
Az do Murrell q Bowles- so do Perkins &eo-Al do
SenteH Prather- Payne Il Kemp Queyroaze s..
LangsaorffA- Free Market Eaton q Betterton-
K0uns Bros-and order. 5 s5S .-z .E s.
D0NALDS0NVILLE-Pe steamer Music ls
bbls molasses Trosclair & Haydel-50 do G H Ker-
nioR--25 do W S Donnel &eo-l3 do IL hhds sugar
~ Labatat- SO bbls molasses F J DaSilya &coE2A
hhds sugar Toledano g. Taylor-IJdo 100 'bbls mo.
lasses z w Estlin &Go--30 hhds sugar A Kelly L.
CO. 10 do 102 bbs nlolasses Atgastin & Thibeaults
LOO do Byrne, Vance eco IS do az hhds sugar,
70 LobitN& Gharpantier- 53 do 60 bbls molasses to
W Jackson &eo- 20 hhds sugar 1856 hf bbls molas.
sc ses Belloeq. Noblom &co-26A hhds sugar 1853 bbls
3a NJ bbis nolasses Foley, Avery &co-7S scks corn
to Brand q Landry.sundries to order-Total 4S3
hhds sugar 997 bbls 169 If bbls 1nolasses - .
Z .ATTAKAPAS-Per steamer Picayune No g.
bbls molasses to NJ Gordon jr-I0 do Augustin &
Ihibeault- so do 3 L Sehifg &oo- IS do Carroll,
Hoy ECO 40 hf bbls moasses Toledano & Taylor
10 do IL hhds sugar to Roman g. Oliver 5 bales.
wool J B Valentine Sco-1 do Belocu, Noblom &,
Co.'S bales moss to J Bockius--5 do Smith Bros-4
bales wool Rousset dco-I do Is rolls leather to L
ABassett- do Queyrouze & Langsdorf- 95 sacks
cotton seed Maginnis-sundries to order.
WHITE R1VER-Per steamer W Fl Langiey--l23
pales nay IS bbis potatoes and sundries to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-30
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Grand Lodge OF Louisiana.


TIE II. w GRAND LoDG II OF IouIs1ANA no
meets Sein annually on te fourth Tuesday, X r ". -
lny lsO In Grand Lodge Room oad ReioWs u yys1 a OF
Camp and Lafayette seeIB, New Orleans A' cofhe' VI
& ee, n i9s Me ressnt Swain Of Crescent
mcTea Lodge, No Y r. W p GGNna Master Joseph West,
Of Hope Lodge, No IA, Il. W Grand Secretary + W Dae,
dernier, of Southwestern Loo No. 40 r. W Grand
h O. Stetson OF southw.s'cn Lodge No 40 and T. A. Dent
1sl Of Louisiana Lodge. No Grand Representatives. 10 he
W Grand Lodge OF the u. s. Rev, A. D. McUy Of
Lodge No. n " Grand Chaplain; Francis Rtwie Of Me-
chants Lodge No 42 W Grand Marshal John TALON, Of
II MdRdspeudease Lodge No p q Guardian John FraRSfoG,
OF Crescent Lodge, No. 8, W. G. HcrHd.- =. '"'
Ditria bepmy grand Masters yohnP barnett of Cove
nhps Lodge NO. ~ District No q New Orleans John s.
hurke OF Jefferson Lodge No. O. District No New Orleans
y htehgd Of Excelsior Lodge No. 81 DbIriGt No T. Tibo
dauY O. n Eg1er o st Lndry lodge No Is District No s.
9Pelsuans D. n Collins, Of Deoe lodge No. z District No
h9on a. NJ Koqnsei 5ohn Moore p New Iberia No 6 District
No l., Shreveport a. Mlipeugh OF Prairie Lodge No Il
District No lS Washington $ e. Hunter Of Clinton Lo,ga
o No. II NJ sIs "a +, No. = on9n julius Fnl4a liena0rt
sumption Lodge No. lS, njH,rc No, r Napoeorglil5
Snadtag Comm in.eS-Sato Of the ordtr-P c. ST. r, Pills
bury, Tenplar 2ge, No. lG; p, q. W. TIne IT, shieLs
unions No .; 4 o.; John h. adws, Hope, No ID Jul
s"tmp. aaod, e. Lthe Homes psl% No. NJ P. u Jo&cph
Petitions and hppcHls-P. q, NJ, 10 Uurup Hawluh No
10 r. o. Eneas Smith, lemplar No -; J. ., Law!d Inv
nett Harmony. No. . Legislative =. u, q. NJ Th0s y
Il F. G., Z H. dtqnison, IOpsens, M j. F,nauce--P. g.
~, II 6. Seison, Southwestern, No 40 r. O. john r MI
leE crescent @ \ Ho 3 r G. a Poreur uow9d No IA Cor
?; G. T. L. kelsey, Southwestern, No -; r O. Jare}
Gi9ush, ConmereIa No Y, Grelertials f. ". K De,l
Secretary should wardcd 10 tie 1l ai IL & and setr,t
"FF''h "ud fello"s HAL .,,, ,.-., 10 -.-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-30
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gen 0rIeats alolap gtlarHet.

q GaEscEaT OFFICE. No. 10 Camp street !
fAts Tuesday Evening, Oct. ~ 1851. :
Matters and things In financial circles moved
along very quietly today. in and about the banks
Che demand for small notes continued, but not to
the extent Of last week. There was some discounts
granted One Of the old banks discounted to The
full extent of is income, Possibly the etherbanks
may have followed the same course We shall not,
however, be informed until the weekly return is
X made mp for the Board Of Currency. sssES6 81
There 10 very little inquiry on the street for
money at the asking rates of owners. There ID, no
regular business doing that will justify the rates
demanded. Nothing over I6DI 5Bct. per month is
1uatifable at this time, and parties offering to pay
y mere may well be doubted as to their solvency.
A Although we have no intercourse with the great
Btaek Republican metropolis (New York; at this
fnaes yer 1t may be Of interest to our readers to
know something Of the Wall street market. We
PUBLISH below the last regular statement Of the
N ew ork city bank u of the 9th instant. We
have partial returns Of the statement up to the 2Ist
The loans on that date were sI5l ,S2s ,43s.
~ appeara that the first $50 900 060 Of the Hessian
loan was not all paid up on that day; that is the
frst $40, GOO ,100of the $l50Q00 600 agreed to- he
taken by the Wall street banks and ahaVers~-of
which the first $50 000, goo were to be paid up on
fl,e 18th septemhar--onIy 90 ST9ct. had been paid
& on that date. According TO this the second install.
iist 81 s6o 600 900 win be some time iii forth.
coming ltis extremely doubtful IL the banks and
capitalists on New FORK, Boston and Philadelphia
viii pc abe 70 control Or make good their pro-
ralses with the $50 600 900 loan Thirtr-sx days
alaef the hfat ayment one trd Of the amount was
not covered. I've Or three more battfes4-a III
ieesbnrg- will completely upset the calculations
@ me Hessian Government and sorely trouble the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-30
Nedp Wrlsaas nailp Crfsttnt.
I,y.ys q rs,rs rrrsryrr ! coIrJarrs i )
lAihsr sllsIIlasae.
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81 osss sssss2
sS Yesterday was d mild and wagm day. Bnsi-
II mess waa sosle what active ON tie glevee, owing
mostly to the departures Of tic Magenta, I'd. J.
Gay and Prince Of Wales, for Memphis. all Of
waieh leta with fine trips Of fssight. The Acadia
fef asonyilie Music for nrehas and sie
Robinson fpr Foft Adams, nted the balance
ssaof tIe departures yesterday. s,t
" The fsAt and superior passenger packet Louis.
VILE 81 at the wharf ressfR ing !. and leaves for
MeHlphis and the bends eiliorroR even
ss Ing, her SECULAR day sa5
The SATURDAY packet Mary p Keens ieff Mem
pais in time last SATURDAY ard will be in port this
NJ snprning ready Ia receive all faEors In the way of
I freight fiat may be sent to her. She leases on
saturday ssss b'sioess ri N. II the minute.
5sSss Ths Hght.draaght steamer Homer, aaaer the
csuanaand Of W. 4. Withenblirg 81 IS now at the:
landing, having besnsput in good repair. She
leaHesfor Red river on Saturday, and Wiiiaantinue
n " to hare every Saturday. Mr. Jas. w. Parsons
will oHiciate in the Office. ssgt /
The Era No. 4 srT1iFed from Red river yesterday
with an excellent freight. and will leave on her
returntrfp this evening.
The New Orleans Coast and Transportation
Company have decided to start ont their new and
magnificent passenger packet Mary 7. She leaves
on her first trip next Friday, and hereafter every
s 8s Monday, at s r, M Friday at 8 A. III. Capt. Al.
" Dugas IN command with Mr.. n. .. Latapie in the
ss office. ssss4 Ss Is s4gsas. sgszss .ssy
ts The Memphis Avalanche Of the 2sth says: Z
The river last night was apparently on a stand,
Ma with an inclination downward. The last report
from Arkansas river was nnfs9orabIe for naYfga-
7 4 ton. The Chester Ashley IS said to be at Pine
Blnff, and unable TO go to- Little Rock come to
Memphis. 5gs 844 ii II
4ssS DES0To FdE BAYOU The fast and splen-
did C !. mail and passenger packet DeSoto, Capt.
w B. Bnrancu, commander, and Mr. "A. Dupuy,
serk leaves ait ,clock this morning dor alleoast
dings. .up to Baynu ssara.
BERvIELE FoR BA1os RoUGE-The magnificent
passenger dberEille, Capt d II Gross, COM
Isander, and, MI, Aices Grass, csrk, leaves at
y O'clock ths evening for Baton Refuge, Lobdeil's
" stores, and Intermediate coast landings.
WE EarIRE PArIsH FOR THE LOWER COAST The
" cat passenger packet Empire Parish, Captain a.
81 tant, Jr.s commander, and Mr.. l.. Bayhi clerk
leaves at 10 o'clock this morning for all landings
On the L0WBr Goast.& AHgR
sssss EaA No 4 FOR ben RTER-The regulax nassen-
ger packet Era No. 7, Capt. G. L. Kouns, COM
tnandsr, and Mr. Tom j. Howard, clerk leaves at
5pslock this evening for Red river. sass ssg4 iii
f P1cAYHsH No. 8 FOR PErousAs,--The very light
erauellt passenger packet PcaJune Noa3, Capt.
4. II. Broad, commander, and. Mr. Geo. DoYe,
@ clerk leaves at O'clock this evening for Opes
fonsas and Way landings. sss zs.ls ssssTSS sssst
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-30
sasssSsssggs. LOSS uIr QmGTfE-Dr. J, WEST

s;S5!ss hOss OF TEIlTH-Dr. J. WEST
~ 81 Charles set, eoDJinues 70 sEpply III,
LOSS OF TEETH without wlre0 or 'sptfDxF
111I-lI upon bis now principle of self adbesloa This
1ethoo has procured HIM universal appreciation and M Yccs
Ssaded az henga be moet Ingenious ssn of supplying A
FlCAl6IEEd9 hthato fsInet. na in all caves restoring
psTfeet sfienstioh sDd &seaon SO perfect and rwt
in appearance dolly detectspR closset otPsrsr IN
Wbsts Taelheu OF ftng eeIh with geld combines aThe
Those Interested will sud hese statements Is il
entirely aud aGrlpuouSs Dr. " rpurns k;s s3aT
JhankBt the ihhss kew vicinity for ps
extensive prscee they have favored him With for toe
ycars 9thes Issdenes, l2 81. 3hasa street. second o
tIoi1 lsAihNst.a. Sleafe. -.s g
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-30


va m ~ Z iCd NJ 2n meet" Y r. ., Fo, "a 2"nT
"a SISs ~ 'a''F' y: o. H.
tejtb 9 T' Treasrsy l. ~ "''1 res s'foS a. " N-
METH LDDdE No. y Shreveport on Teine- l,T
evenings. Gntcrr--A. SchA7ner n ., N : In, seeyr
G., 3. Sgln.J, Per secTe'aJ + < NINrrpl T-e4s.rGr
SIT Landry InDHE X, ., ,.,... o., q, ,,,,. .
Saturday evening" 66irefs@J u F,r,5 sn ns'',3
trtSrf,E : r,T,crr W. - .' a.. ''I e'..''-
C,f9rqreEE u i;ssro u 4! M Il tor X. -. - NI'
er"rrtYrv Irnry Ifa,5rogs I;.r i, 4.
Trea.nFs. '' - o. I-i'''l9 MI "''e fi%t'r
-, -,, : 5000 -,
hANF tSyIb AFiLitr NO ~ nFti' ~ IihGiAGV Sarrr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-30
CA TTIE II a ER Z 4.

F3 "a Il IEFFaRs0E oIr October 3d. is5l.
Arrived yesterday aa5 Texas Beeves, II Hogs
Z and I6o Veal Cattle. Amount Of stocksold were
242 Texas Beesess A79 Sheep and az Veal Cattle.
Stock remaining on sale are 1856 Texas Bseves5 IL
\ Hogs, 15l Sheep and COS Veal Cattle. Weqaote 4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-30
DENTISTRY.


seassyEeSSssssss AiE4IEYCIAL TkG EiT,II--The osst
cheapest and repete Dental Establish
sfFf$Syz$ ment in New Orleans, is DR.. FIELDING1S
@1IIlIIJtA Canal street. -.-~ :
HIS facilities Tor manipulating Artificial Teeth unsurpassed
Sy any haeea Dnts tho Southern States deSug conpe
Person. recurring superior Dentistry should procure IL hat.
they rely uRon the experience skill and Integrity whf
Dental Science can produce. --G- - - '
Every Aheia Tooth OF gurpasng beauty which
Pc detected from the very productions Of natnra gradually
storing that uniformity the features essential to youth and
Hon. t+--p ~
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for readily az.
aclR Teeth without psin supesedng anything al.
tsnSa sy the profession astonishing all who witness it,
Operations In Dentistry performed with careand skill and
0t Snd utility are unsurpassed by others Gnakil
aps fsesn and sure ft guaranteed
erae ehae Athe following prices written guarantee 40
enpayns each set II desrel found as
MtsT two months trial, their money viii returned
Eni sets On Sterling Silver S26 M
" ssts Rhest hnlsh gums, bound, 40 6
ynSanaed E13eer equal to gold from. 80 %
wi wi s on 5s e carat god base beautiful form 80 %
NJ sets on x carat gold base, from to I75 M
% I6e most perfect gems that can be produced : - ~
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially nSad
and examine before engaging elsewhere - = $3.50
2 2.t.s s@.. pR' FIELDING, Dental Surgeon,
ho ~ 5t4- ...-r d. ~. .as .- 4S4 Canal street,
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4Hf - BfAFE oF LouIsIAaA,
~ Parish Of Orleans city Of New Orleans,
Ne t That on this 18th day of December 1850
before me- the Bubaerber Justice the Peace ad for h
city aforesaid personally appeared oe tsad President
and A. sehreber Secretary of the Mutna
Company, Nav Orleans who being duly sworn to
do deposs and that the above Jest and
fae and correct transcript from the books Company
Jart O. 0-GAILLARD, President.
HEX - A. scHREIBER, seeretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this day. December 10
1850 F" ~ ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-30
Leaves on TUESDAY. November . at5P.N


,nrx Z -, E8T v ~ H.EIAEF 3 AF4U V1N2as"
uetplne Baton Rouge Port Hadson, Bayon Sara,
Red River Landing Fort Adams, NateheG Water
proof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gn wsrenun and Vicks.
bargTha passenger steamer Lafollfchc, j. j. Brown,
urdaE at o'clock P NJ - r..
'E-. ."N '. ~ J.J. PERSON e CO. Agents
ssIU.. -.-e5. .-s 4T UAronde st stIset.
The Iberv connects at vicksburg with Hope
and Charm for Yaaoo river
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-30
Narilae sntelIlatafe.

al7se GEE5GEhT UFFl0E, No. TO Camp Etrest,
Wednesday Morning, October 3o 1861.
/. .. Arrived Yesterday.
steamboats,. 81
Bs Mary p Keene, Richardson, FIN Memphis.
= Era MOI, ,KouDs, I'm Alexandra.
Music, .Dalferes, I'm DonaldsonvilIe.
"a Pieayune No 3, Broad, I'm Attakapas.
81 w q Langl >. I'm White River.