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8ibtr aatelIIasnts.
GREseEar oFFlck, No, 40 CARP sTREET,
Tuesday Morning, hugnstf 1861.

Tuesday Morning, Augast6, 1851.
The weather yesterday was somewhat mixed, I,
I the principal ingred ients being, however, rain
4 and the prospective Of rain. The streets were
muddy, business consequently dull, and steam
Sboatmen all: down with the e blues
BN private letter we learn that the river at the
mouth Of Red river had risen. AT that point, there
Has four feet Of water in the channel.
The Memphis Appeal Of the 4th says:
The river IS slowly falling. The Ohio is reported
still rising with four feet fourinches in the canal at
louisville and six feet in the channel at Pittshurg
and rising. Mind boats are clearing mud from the
canal. The weather here was again at white
Y heat yesterday. Considerable curiosity was ex-
cited at the landing by the arrival Of the Cheney,
Il the boat captured up the river, which has run
& ara ferry hoat between Columbus, Kentucky and
Cairo Illinois, The Louisville did not get off from
New Orleans until Thursday, and will arrive to-.
sSss0f the Victoria. Ar
The Louisville Courier of the I'd says:
Z The river was still rising yesterday, with four
water ~ tle canal last evening. The weather
was the warrnest Of the season, tile thermometer
& ranging at 80 in the shade nearly all day.
The river was swelling at Cincinnati and it was
rising rather fast at Pittsburg with six feet water
Y In the channel. That makes good tide all along
the river, but it does no good to trade and com,
merce.
The Clifton, little boat, is now busily en-.
gaged towing boats filed with mud, from the
mouth Of the canal out in the river to the head Of
the Falls. where it Is dropped in the river. a
large portion of this deposte lodges in the basin
and may choke up the channel and form sand
II bar; We noticed two steam-dirt or mud -dggers
Z Az work at the mouth Of the canal, cutting away
vain. a .3778F
NJ AIRY 4, FOR VIcKsBuRG. The fast and regular
Il. r. Z NAL and passenger packet Mary T.. Capt
Jos, %, Phelps commander, ana Mr. A. McYay,
above and way points. 2
PRIaeg or WALES FOR ME,fpHIs nae stapncb
+ and complete passenger packet Prince Of Wales,
U apt.s Jas Lee commander, and Mr. a, G. FoIper,
Il clerk leaves at o'clock this evening, for Memphis
y and all landings in the bends The Prince Il d
well appointed passenger packet, and is IN The
hands Of careful and prudent officers.
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Prof Wood Thee wilt please accept line 10 inform thee
that the hair my head all fell off wety years ago,
cansed by complicated chronic disease attended with an rnp
ton head continual OF suffering through INC
having reduced Of dependence, have not been
able obtain for caps neither have been able to do them
up consequence Of which my head has suffered extremely
from cold This induced 10 pay Briggs Hodges almost
the lust had earth tor dollar DoS Of thy iAr
Restorative about tho August last have faithfully
followed the directions, and the bald spot covered with
hair thick and black though short it II also coming in all over
my bead. Feeling confident hGt another large tte WCud re-
store entirely and permanently feel snNiog perscTeEe 70
It's and bsuE destitute of means to purchase any more,
would theo If thee wodatno be willing 70 send ne an Or
der thine gents GotIe mud self the scrip
decarna ta reward is to those tth: e7e kind 10 the
widow and the lathcrlese.n - ~
Thy friend bUSAaAAtt hIHhf,
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sAebiela d The atEaEasts.

GREsnss1 orrIcB, 40 10 GAwp srsxrr i 4
sssss Tuesday Morning. August O. 1861.
CoTToN The sales to-day embraced 80 bales.
Receipts Is bales.
sueAR AND MoLAssEs y. Nothing reported of
any moment.
The rain to-day prevented outdoor operations
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DR.. D8VfS'

On. DAWES
0o4.P0UED SYRUP OF Wild CHERRT AND TAE
Uuder influence the dangerous congh Is removed spit
Ting blood is prevented the breathing
easy and the unfortunate sufferer the
awful condition Of Consumption healthy comfortable
existence
For SALON New Orleans wholcsuleaud RetaiI,by
J, WRIGHT It CO.,
Il and ISL Ckartres street,
Sole agents for the South
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CATTLE MARX


JEFFERSON CITY. August 6, 1851
Arrived yesterday l01 Texas BeeYes and 1914
Veal Cattle. Amount Of Stock sold were al
Texas Bseyes, g Z ogs and u Veal Cattle Stock
remaining on sale are, 43l Texas Beeyes, " Hogs
and I2s Veal Cattle. We quote
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DEAHFI ON RATS AND HoACHEs.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DEsTR OYER
guaranteed the safe and eectiveagent ol
the destruction ofthese troublesome Yermin.
sure and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE
sTR9TEE there many spurious articles offered sale
RGrsa1e by J. WRIGHT & CO.,
ial 6mSW 81 and Isl Charues street
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5i5,oIU
The dividend season is now over until the pay
mentsof interest on the opelousas Railroad Bonds,
aa the 1st of October, which interest will be
4 promptly paid as heretofore. Az least there IS
nothing to the contrary expected at this moment
There was nothing done in Exchange to-day
The Stock mari Ret was quiet The only inquiry
apfetsrs ID be for Railroad shares.
Eha money article of the New York Morning
News, stbe July, furnishes us with the fol
lowing Why doletul account Of the New FORK inan
eisI I'D Hell. Salmon p Chase'a prospects for re-
plenishing the Treasury Of the old defunct are
y very gloorny indeed
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BIN Orlsaas 9ailp GrsstsrtI.
I,HIs rss1,na ant COLUMNS
em NrIfaas 4lunfg alarkst.


SsaSrENT orgfcE No 70 Camp street.
Monday ETsning. August 5. 1851.
ii real blue Monday was to-day, weatherly
speaking, storm Of rain Commenced shortly
after 8 o'elock, and continued through what Is
Z fhe business part Of The day. No damage DONE
shongh shese daily showers, if extending through
y Tie cotton growing region, will be rather more
tian cotton -the growing stapl will rsqnre
There was nothing transpired in the money mar
ket. borrowers were few and far between. Money
is plenty for those who do not happen r. want it
Borrowers Of credit and standing do noF hnd u
profitable 10 pay more than Ig1 5Sact per month
III the outside market There y no regular ntlsl-s
ness that win jnstiy higher usance. Over half
j. million of dollars viii be thrown on the market
tits week, BIZ HE payment Of dividends Of the
tllrsa banks Bank ef Louisiana, Louisiana State;
Bank ana Citizens Bank True, some dividends.
n are duo to Northern stockhold ers, which viii not
Id BANDED osers only to the Treasury Of the Con.
federated ates.
The f1lio ilg are the sums disbursed in diyi-
3 bends nv the several moneyed institutions since
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And testimonials new and almost without number might 30
given gentlemen all grades OF society whose
united testimony resist Prof Woods Hair het
torave will the bald and and the hair OF
the youth to old age, In all its youthful beauty.
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Loans Specie. eircnIafon. Deposits
1870 .l2s It's sS5T s 0F5. 525 s. 94s 2sl
-542 40 sss6 400 6sa 81 5sN

He sas u.s. siiiiI s. 1853
Thus while the banks Of New Orleans have col
Ieefed nearly one-half their loans, those IF New
York have got but III get. The former hold. in
specie and exchange s25 900 600 to s23. 100000 of
liabilities or SO saet. The NewYork banks specie
Is Us ss3gt. The New Orleans loans are.aetiye ard
collacsable the New i ork loans are dead and ex-
sxsIsded The former depend upon the sale Of pro-
fInce which il active and rising the latter upon
debts due, but ent off sby the war Il The specie
SsnpIiy is now nearly at an end Mr.. Chase, in bis
estimated receipts for the coming year, gave the
at s56, 00Oo0 The first month Of that year
j has elapsed. Letus compare it with former years
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I&EAL SCHEIDAM SCHNAPEs,
yANDE vEER's
4gD1c47ED GIN, or GENUINE scHEtDAH saHxApps
4 pure article Of Holland Gin,
wholesome berorage and an invaluable FAMILY MEDI
CINE, particularly aenefaiain ali caseg Of
pYsENrERY
DYSPEPSIA,
DIAEBHEA,
RHEUMATISM,
GOuT,
FEVERs
etc, etc. etc.
tits highly recommended by many the most eminent py
throughout tbs States excellent nrss1bIe alter
admitted efectuay MI Diseases Of thu Urinary
Organs, peculiarly adapted females and
children.
other article been offered Justly entitled to
the name ofthe
Real Schefaanr schmappa,
he pubio cautioned purchase the
called
FANDEVEER'S INDICATED GIN;
Real S hetdnn SchMaDps.
Eacn bottle signature proprietor, aud uor,
other genuine without il.
Fer New Orleans, Wholesale and retail proprIe,or
J. WRIGHT h co,
Il and III Ohattres sraas.
DR.. WRIGHT'S
CELEBRATED EsEJ UVftNhTlNCS GLIXEI4
Prepared
On Principles by Of the asos
Chemists Of the ego, toy The Vi
General Debility,
MeEJai ard Physical Depression,
Iunbeci'iy,
Determination of Elood the Head
Confused Ideas,
Hystera,
General Erritabity,
Rcsessness and
SeopessneBs st Night
Gbeepce Of Muscular Efficiency.
Loss of Appetite
Dyspepsia,
EnacGtion
Low Spirits,
Misrepresentation Of the
Organs Of Generation,
FelPitGtOn orthe Hear
For sale In New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO..
Il and 1hl Chartre8street,
Sole Froprietors
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alartat sltelligtrlts.
LEGAL NOTICES,


II New Orleans. BouR-No. i5,TUS.
i ssy glgs s. sas
show cause within len days from ihs present as
pientaty estate should be horoegaed and
. esll E.M1eHoT, Deputy Clerk.
pzySIsss Gem psFaicrs sueeEssJ2N Pg i, nAT ~
csFs Dc q dis toutes psrsenaas we
e. s ane Iss sos esqsas
presnts pa fsscafea q dls Ne
rfpartis eoptasintasat al dit compile.
i ra esSss os . oept 3 IcHor napns ersnsy
CONFEDERATE STATES MARsHAL's SALE.
cosrrpBRArR STATES pIsrR1or}N B. RAkER AND Ar,
Distr,ct e9 81 hSusana GRE salt 81 G. m. :
IS vyr5t of Ys1ad 1T. s E 1a2
aes e o III % i i hisSs eadsg ~ 3 day
quiz @ = Ssosk AL a. il III ffs
seeonds lib seEh PesFew, q ll9a tons, lying
: IEkss IS iias e Indication; 90, :,
~ 80 a c. B. BEVERLEY.
CONFEDERATE STATES NARsHAL's SALE.
CONFEDERATE STATES DISTRICT JOHN WILSON AND AL,
cornr, N VIZ, i H Il snT TT K i, ~
nis5s + R il ,vrlt y Vsnitiont
& 81 Rs SsSs ID sTHRS
July, 1851 at Il oeacS NJ, at the City Hotel Common street.
Camp and Mass ne street me schooner Mermaid Of
lying in tie Fourth District opposite Fisk warehouse.
TERMSFfee cent cash. ard tins balance at 20 days In
notes endorsed 70 the satisfaction Of the owners
Confederate Siaes Marsha oice New Orleans lthday Of
July, 1861.
Z jsl2l4t CT Marshal.
CONFEDERATE STATES NARsHALs SALE.
cosrzDERATE sEATEs DrsrRlcr JOHN WILSON AED An
95$s GoUart Ia VS.. SHE MILAN AND
10 District Of Louisiana. } GARIl-RO. 6.
pY VIRTUE; of "a writ of Eenditioni Xxx
ID punas in the entitled vii pro
coed sell tho highest bidder ATURDAT. Eth day OF
July, 1851 at IL O'clock nc at he City Hotel Common street.
between Camp Magazine Streets the ship Milan her tackle
furniture and consisting OF 1900 sacks Liver
pool salt to be delivered the wharf Post 49, inst District
TERAsFor the ship fifteen per cash and the balance
at % days in endorsed % the satisfaction OF the
and fortha salt, cash Mt fhe time of adjudication.
Confederate States AaShals office New Orleans 18th day of
Juy. 1861, @84
X ifl2 lat G., s. Marshal
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y 2ls9l sd6l IN treasury notes
Thus the revenue has been virtually nothing dur
ing the month, and wi II henceforth continue to be
Il nothing. Since the supply Of Treasury notes re-
eeivable for duties is large, and may be had at a
discount of le92 f2cts no one will, therefore, pay
money for the small amount of customs due the
Government. Whatsoever amount the customs
may reach in the week will only be an absorption
d Ois floating debt for that amount.
/, The Government Il, therefore, at this moment
entir rely without revenue, It's ordinary expenses
are 500 900 per week. 1t has consequently run
IN debt for those expenses IS 0oo 0Q0 in July and
without pro viding any revenue, except what may
be derived from borrowing. But that cannot be
carried to any extent unless the means of pay
4 nieit are provided. In the words of Mr.. Wright,
in the House, fhe Government credit has faed.p
tariff it stands, is prohibitige. ana in the
best of aes would not yield sufficient to meet half
the ordinary expenses of the Government.
IN IT VIII under sent circumstances. be of very
I little avail. Congress has authorized a loan of
GOD 900, IL i'll ever gets into shape to be
negDtia BILE, TO bear an annual charge of $lS.000,-
900. ~ has pledged, or paWned, the duties of tea,
scohee sugar and other articles to pay the interest
on that debt; butt has done SO after passing and
rejecting the clause several times finally leaving it
IN. Taa question Of direct taxation is met with q
hesitation, which hetrays fear Of the responsibility.
voting for that tax, and without it the loan win
+ fail The pledge Of customs, that may never be
realized, is delusion; the more so that the same
i Congress declares that, on the plea of public
4 necessity, Il the Executive may override all laws,
even the organic law II he may do that in
matters Of personal liberty he will not hesitate at
! a matter of money
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YEA AVIS DU MARSHAL.
C0MPAGNIE des REMORQUEURS
G Hg De 3. plsIasT pEs a. L5ooEAN RENGR0uEGR
,rhEATsSoNfEnEREs, BALTIC vs.. 10 NAEIRE INDIE.
District de la Louisiana TENDANCE Ell SA Alison
Nv DE NOH0s. FROCES POUR
SAUVETAGE. No %
NN VERTU dun writ tt'Amirnute II moi
II adresse dams atare e. ri en- ma nos.
session 10 nav1fe AEG gr6eeDts ses appa
rauS e e mnbies e donne avis anenant proprittae
on eaife ct oute autre personne pcsGn an
peienaant hvoir do tire an di nSvire
dayoir presenter our de District Gonftdd
res pour IL District suit devaBt Vile de la
konve!le Orleans lie on aven lie rR0fsIEME uNDI dner
de Ia publication present pour are vao raspns
sls ayaen pour esquelles e dit navre Independence ses
gratmen Gpparax meubes seaien pas condan
mes ct pendus conomsnt Ia prere DIES dts demandeurs
Nouyeie Orleans, Ter dc JUN 1861.
G. b. BEVERLEY,
9e5ah2ud Marshal DIES EtasEunfddtFds II AmGriGne.
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MARsHAL1s MoNirIoN.

OCEAN TOW BOAT CO.
CONFEDERATE STATES DISTRICT TOW BOAT BALTIC vs.
UoURr. SHIP INDEPENDENCE
District OF Louisiana. AND COTTON CARGO
'Es SUIT FOR SALVAGE.
K .a.# No. 20.
E9Y VIRTUE OF am Admiralty warrant to
~ me directed in the above entitled suit 7 hays siz d
taksn into my possession the ship INDEPENDENCE, her
TACKLE apparel and furniture ami do cite amonish
the oRnes all and every other person persons
having Pretending TO have, any right tile in
be and appea before District the Conted
crate States fer the Dirc aforesaid be holden in the city
of New Orleans, before the THIRD MONDAY from the
Pho cation hereof to show ay they have why
he said ship Independence her tackle apparel furniture
shond not be condemned and sold agreeaby the prayer Of
said bellants
New Orleans, June !, 1861
3E4 -i G. b BEVERLEY,
Marshal c. S. Of America.
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sSSR SsSTS
&lss- Five Thousand Acres OF RED RIVER BOT 4skes
TON LANDS, nd ,=d til cultivation Of and Cotton,
and productive any lands in the State they
)ed River, miles below Alexandria,
and protected from over flow Ivy strong evee They have
extensive front the rnd be divided into
plantations. Negroes viii he taken in payment For further
information, apply Lt.Vt WILSON, on the premises
WILSON b POMEROY,
ie2S GIN Il Cuondelet Street
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VALUABLE REMEDIES.
g,IE ONLY PREPARATION
That has

TK'IhE UNLA ENEFN1EAAION
That has
STOOD T II e TEES T OF A 8
And grows more and more Popular every day'
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OFFICIAL Journal.
rSE splsx a,aS ~ rg a, IA a.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

GouNcIL CHAMBER CITY HAIL.
New Orleans, Monday, August 3. 1861,
The Board met this day upon q oonvocation of
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R1rs That !he City Directors the Commercial Water
Works be and are hereby requested their inflce and
exert themselves in their official cayaCi said Water
Woks Company comply with their charter in placing fire
plugs each every square where he pipes laid and
also those pugs known ground plugs be replaced
by The old style plug and also to be replaced ait
plugs which have from time been removed, and repa
all plugs OF order.
Signcdl j. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant aldermen.
Signed s. z. GEI,AHAKRE,
President pro ten, Boari OF Aldermen
bppevcd August 2 1861.
ans 1t |ignrdI JOHN T. MONROE Mayor
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NORRIS, aIAIfI.l. H. CO., FASHIONABLE CLIO
s'rasts. under City FIHyel
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U1TdkE
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DDTyhHS IL sBUnSDM, CHINA. OROCA ERV AND
~ HoHA1 Fur ishiCR Goods, No. Il Camp
EWRTGHT, ALLEN Is CO., COTTON FACTORS
w and Commission Merchants No. 1870 C3sgsr street. EaF
CTlsAnE ie2k
NyOOEEE ~ CO., SAMUEL b.. DEALERS IN
Iva ChI 4Hss and Crcckery Wave, and Horse Furnishing
Goods "a Camp street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-19
A scrap OF History.

The language as well a. the spirit Of the North,
in the present war seems 10 be borrowed from that
of the British inv aders during the Of indepen
dence. Lord CORVALLIS issued, in 1880, IN regard
to the State Of South C&rolins, which was then
sumed to be British province a. il Is now
deemed to be province Of Lincoln's empire, the
following order Il sounds like an editorial in some
New York paper of 1861 and in the very vein of
the champion Of Northern supremacy.
Al have given orders that all the inhabitants Of
this province, who have subscribed and have taken
part IN this revolt, should be punished with the
greatest rigor; and also those who will not turn
out. that they may be Imprisoned and their whole
property taken from them and destroyed. have
also ordered that compensation should be made out
Of their estates 20 the persons who have been in
jured and oppressed BY them. | have ordered, In
the most positive manner, that every militia man
who has borne arms with US and afterwards joined
the enemy, shall be Immediately hanged. desire
you will take the most rigorous measures to punah
the rebels in the district which you command"
The letter fell into the hands Of Washington, and
was made, with the similar orders issued ~ Lord
Rawdon the topic of indignant remonstrance with
Sir Henry Clinton, their superior officer, 20 whom
some modifying letters were written BY these OH
GERS, to mitigate the enormity OF their acts.
They would need no mitigation in order TO make
them conform to the bloody minded counsels Of the
Lincoln press Of this day. On the contrary, the
tone and almost the very words are renewed every
day through their columns.
Il ia another part Of history that in little more
than year after this letter was written, Cornwall
lis himself was prisoner to these same rebels;
and as retribution which his fallen pride deserved
his sword was surrendered to the very General who
had been forced 70 Capitulate st ChRrlesson.
We are re>scting history. What hAs been, viii
be.-.Nen Orleans Picdynne.
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NUMBER 81

patiently received GALAXY anssrsd fhs asoat shiab
The 'rord and &c mean tsi you ssiI b. he word r.
regard yon rs6s ard rGrs, and many Of sslsels
cOuny ssaiast your acISioas banda We ssrs shst vs
have hs God q Battles On our and s b a q . Via
ss pray for tic success Of The righteous c<nss
prsn. ~ ~ snss.-.ss, me 5esn ~ % >.
per q the Young Mems ShrSizn AsociaOns but Christian,
a PatriO. and Wx y. Lee.
Here we see, as in mirror, the rejection Of that
fanatcal spirit the unbridled and persistent indul
ence IN which has for long time kept this coun-
try in turmoil, and has at length brought tho
South and the North into deadly conflict. What
gross and slanderous libel upon that religion which
Is nrst pure then peaceabe, gentle and easy 70 be
entrested, full Of mercy and good fruits, withOat
Partially and without hypocrisy does this lstrsr
OF member Of q Christian Association; present
Inc spirit IN which il is conceived has nothing in
cummon with that Christian charity al whose
fruits are love and good will among those who
us true and genuine disciples. The words in which
II Is expressed are not inspired from sbeve
/ put from beneath they are not the gentls
and amenable expressions Of fraternal SYM
patny, IN respOnse to the afectionate ap-
pea, OF orotners, engaged in Z common cause Of
wen-doing towards their fellow-men, but they are
the surly revilings Of the fanatic the hypocrife
ano the mailman, and "a such are strikinRlY char
scseristic Of polluted source from which thevemau-
ate; fountain, whose bitter waters have been for
years past; n0oding the whole North with THAR
baneful Influences poisoning the Land with poIiti-
cal, social and religious heresies, and now over
flowing with resistless force, deluging it with
blood.
In refecting upon the step which these Confeder-
ate States have taken, in asserting their ndepen-
denee, and in adopting the means Of maintaining il
we are every day more and more Thoroughly con
WINGED Of the wisdom, well the necessity OF
that step. Utteranees from the North such a. this
called Christians letter, breathing out nothing
AwnN n-.~See hr-ua
their authors were lately processing to live IN smiy
and brotnerly accord, and whom they now en-
deavoring to compel into reunion, have strength
ened and fixed our convictions that i was full time
for US to part when we came to the determination
that part we must; and that Is to the reconssrue-
ton or restitution Of the broken Union, no wilder
dream ever foated through the crszed brain Of the
most romantic visiOnary.-Nsl0 Orleans PicayrHe-