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y. WRIGHT & co.
WINER'S CANADIAN VERIIFUGE
SAVES THE CHILDREN

SAVES THE CHILDREN
the only sure remedy against Worms In tho human
rame-things that are 30 fatal and deuc to children
.,,.,s Save the ChiIdreng
e' nolhers be timely warned alloy these child mar.
asferS to remain In the syBema their offspring Reuenber
that ~ 'p"e' 'eA
a'Ss,a "INER's CANADIAN vERMlFuaE
$500 % ,or ever Danish the reptiles, Young will
posaved Think of this.
aSe OF mississippi In letter to j. W Vesey ESQ.,
ne Aberdeen Conservative thus winds M his
- w, - ' ,iea'e'he to his family MY exps.
with Winsrs Canadian vermifuge due to suffering human
ty as we'll as to the nlanufarttrer of tbs r,s5, 10 t
public the result of my observations " ~
r'e' W II. YASSER."
The Vermiiugeis for shle, wholesa!eand retail ~,
y, WEIGHT CO.,
q aud l5t Chartres strset
Sole Proprtetore
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW oRLEAN
~. IIu1l N,,,r,,St / L 1871


=. s-.- - E City Hall, August l5 1861 )
The attention of all carrying on the business OF
baker and other persons selling bread Is directed the pro
visions following ordinance entitled An Ordinance 10
establishing The Assze regulating the Weight and spec
ton II Bread all persons carrying the business of
baker are hereby notified call the Mayors Office prior
September and there make the declaration required By
the first ordinance pnuer the penalty provided BY
the said first section of thesat ordinance.
49, JOHN r. MONROE. Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-11

SOUTHERN DISCOVERY = HENRY 4 CO.'S
~ Extraordinary EUREKA HAIR RESTORATIVE, has as
yet only been introduced in this State and already
ing stand Of very envabe nooriety Among its prominent
characteristics be ated the OF hair fail
ing off, restoring hair its natural color well curing
most diseases of the scalp.
For proof of all which, call and certificates Of prominent
citizens Of Louisiana at laas-
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.'S,
s@" q Chartres street. New Orleans.
..- J. SYME,
l3l Canal street.
Mandatory Agiers adjoining the opeousas Railroad
Depot THOS THAYER
seq I'm Agent for the Confederate States.
WINES, WINES, ETC
w GLARET-t00 cases Keepers Margaux
500 st. Estephe.
400 St. Julien.
ALE-360 casks Marzettis East India Pale.
100 =. Il j. Hibber's East India Pale
IS ;. Bass .. =.
s ~ So. Ailsop's :.
PoRTER-4Q0 casks j. J. Hibbert's London Stout.
800 Marzetts :. :,
SHERRY-a0 Il casks Harmony Nephew's.
WHISKY--75 bbs Old Bourbon.
Rye.
PUNCHES boxes Batavia Arrac. ..
For sale by s WOLFE,
ief0 Gravier and New Leyee streets.
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DEATH ON RATS AND

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND E0ACE DESTRof I'm
guaranteed be the safe and ever usea '
the destruction ofthese troublesome vegmo.
and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE
STR0FER there spurious articles S
Forsale by ]. WRIGHT K CO.,
jal Gra&W =, q and l6l CEarifes street,
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CATTLE EFT.

JEFFERSON CITY, September H. 1851.
Arrived Yesterday 1873 Texas Beeves and 200 Veal
Cattle. Amount of Stock sold were 172 Texas
Beeves, so Hogs, ITO Veal Cattle and As Sheep.
Stock remaining on sale are 2l2 Texas Beeves and
$40 Veal Cattle. We quote:
PRICES:
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REAL sCHEIDAm sCHnapps,

REAL SCHEIDAFI sCEEHEPTs.
vANDEV EERts
INDICATED GIN, or GENUINE ScHElD4B SCHNApPa $
A pure article of Holland Gin,
wholesome beverage An invalnahla FAMILY MgpI
CINE, particularly beueaciaiiu Ell clses Ct
DYsENTERy
DYSPEPSIA
DIARRHEA,
RHEUMATISM
govt,
FEvEEs,
etc. etc, etc.
Ills highly recommended by many thu eminent phys
clans throughout the States excellent wu agreeable alter
alive, and admitted eecuay ure all the fTrnsry
Organs etc. and peculiarly sdaptedto aud
children.
As other article has been that Justly entitled,
the THE
Real Schctdam SehnRDns
he public are cautioned purchase nonbu
VAEDEVEEHpS HEDIc4EE2 GIN;
Real Sehetdam SCI apps,
Each bottle will bear the signature proprietor and
other is genuine withoutit.
For sale New Orleans retail at proprietop
J. wRIGHT CO.,
Il md lsi Ohp,rree street
DR.. wRIGHTs
CELEBRATHiD IsEJUVENATGNG ELIXIR
Prepared
On thesctest Principles by one of the sss
Chemists of the age for tie aa5s Vi
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression,
Imbecity,
Determination of Blood to tbs Heed,
Confused Ideas,
Hyseria,
General Irritabllty,
ResessuessaDd
Absence of Muscular Efficiency.
Lossof Appetite,
Dyspepsia,
Enacation,
Low Spirits,
DisorgaujZston ofthe
Organs Of Generaton.
PelpitaIon oCthe Heart i
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT l. Co. IL
q and ISL Caartress street,
S3a Proprietor. Z
DIR. DAVIS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD OEERRT AND TAI +
Under Its influence the cough rsnovedpA
ting blood prevented the breahnsis rendered soft
easy, and the unfortunate sufferer restored from the
awful condition Of Consumption healthy comtortaos
existence.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesaleord RRtsil,by
J WRIGHT Il co,
81 and ISL Charities street,
Sole agents for the South
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-11

BaKApsTpRfs lhe weather ihs been favorable for
saS 81 which becoming geuera and he
Saay w spsn Of resafds Wheat Die French
slightly for Wheat and FIoa We quotations I'd 10
~ per eentat on the former and Cd per lie later
a parcel ef baltimore This week ana
being q gne qualify brought l2s. Cd per5l00 BIS
lnulan Corn has teen in only limited here ai,ou
reports Of The of p9o disea 5e e eaal
z1itted 80 W P'
PEogIsoRs = tenins without change good qualities
peng " demand willis interior We qnore Prime
Ags ~ 20 ard tda Ness los lT Cd The inquiry
nof has 9af FseF more general without change hrce
except Tor secondaSg qnatiess which sod
money Ibe o Bacon confined retail trade
Na9 az gasd tqr about the
59a,nS q;,sia ols sly 0s eg q @ TO 40s for Long
JUS % ~ 9r 7E 9teays Hn ~ Short
Lard Is without change Hnd tie se reach about 100
lsas siees ranging FEM As. @ 59 according qlaly,
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STRANGERS, GnInE.

-.>->>S- = AC1A1S ~ at1g9 Ug1UEs
..." =I -a'5 BANKS. F'& b" ~,
Bank of Louisiana, Southeast corusr AZ r,ont AND
K. NJ, Davis: President
Augusta Montrieu ....,.,,.,.... i,ashIa, d"
Felix Grima. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ............Notary
Offering Days Saturdays and Wednesdays
Discount Mondays and IhursdAys
Royal streets
NJ lmpeyre; ....". ...'.............. President.
n q; do,,schaik. Notary
Offering Days Tuesdays and Friday
pseou'' LAY "eeS' anu SATURDAY
Branch OF Louisia ma State Bank, No. II Cam
W. II. Avery. President.
4 P e0it,,t: E Eo,hEY
~ r.. tot'schaR.- 9i r.,
Discount bSys TuesdayS and Friayys
Comn md rsyor streets
H A. ks I, .....''..'...'...'. President.
T nreu ca hernion
Nnom66t msSs ,d atriyys
Citizens Bank, corner of Royal and oustomhOus
D. nensgrs ....,.................P President
BsidoSsqne. Noy
Discount Days Sa and ndE Frdsyys
Sttssl t'''l'e' '''" '''''i' ~' 4'' l'' ''I'
Guslays Crusat Cashier.
~ j. Ricardo. Notary
8fS Sons and %nS sItH Hys
Union Bank, No. l23 Canal street.
I. @. SIiUk.
Offering Days. Mondays and Tbursda,
Discount Tuesdays and Friday
New Orleans, corner of Union and st. Charlie.
frHmS m'''h'lS PRESIDENT
": I1ettf Cashier
" Il refers Notary
o1erihG tuesdays and Friday.
southern san 10. II 81 Charles street
EEeder'ck kode"Ah' President
thotnH Lay ION Cashier.
Discount t''Es'..''.'.. Tuesdays and Saturday.
OherihE D"ys'.''... Mondays and Fridsyb
Crescent City Bank, Southwest corner of Canal and
CaronCeot streets.
j. r i4HbouSse ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. President
jules Cnssard, Cashier
~ ~ '0'u'..' NuIAFy
Merchants Bank, Camp street. between An
NGichez Streets.
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C o M M ERcfAL.
james Hewitt 4 Cots Circular,

Fer Asia.I LIVERPOOL Friday 10Th Ann 1871
cs our ctrcaiar OF the 9th inst aycts haYs
ilo Americ Asia, North America, Great Eastern and
the 9Th inst. - -
market being almost wholly influenced BY The
advces, has in the absence of exciting
as saaTtsr been unusually quiet during the week. without
eAdng tpany guotable reduction in prices which
nal periods are always slightly easier The
lss IN their the demand
market has been rather qneer this might pro
assss ~ affect
ny reduction IN the bank from Act
Wy soIa2e weather for the harvest which
p9aT1s9ah. bearing upon affairs,
Inc imports for the been 01 bales tIia etuaI es
@ Y and The sales 0 including that from the
@sleet Y spnes The trade have taken Q specula
III su a sSp2rters o bales To-day 500 bales we're sold
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-11

Inland AND FOR SALEa-THB CELEBR ATED
- McChesney Patent Washing Neutrality-suspicious. to be
seen at j. Waterman Bro at the Of Magazine and
No. 49, St. Charles street. my shop corner of Lafayette
and Basin dtreet, New Orleans.
tv1s-v IH. u AUGRERTY.
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SEC. 1t only lawful for bakers or other persons
carrying on the business of baker aforesaid within the limits
The hr shall be OF the best quality Of Exra -four the
second shall be of the bas quality Of 'Supelne flour,
That of tie first quality commonly known Fancy Bread
shall within the provisions of this ordinance
troed by the foregoing assze Provided
not exceed pound ia weight and shall ia all other respects
be made baked and stamped herein required all
or persons making baking selling such BREAD shall in
AZ other respects conform TO and comply with the provisions
this under the penalties therein fixed Bread
asze and that of the third quality weigh oue-eghth
more more Bread Of the first quality shall be stamped with the
third with the figure g. in addition mark Of the
baker Any baker complying wi the provisions hereof
snail on conviction before of the Recordas of this city
ned not less than twenty five dollars morethaH
bred dollars.
SEC O. Any baker other person carrying the business of
baker in making and baking bread aforesaid
who Shall mix permit TO be mixed used the
manufacture Of bread an, vtro other unwfole
some deleterous substance shall conviction before any
the Recorders of this city other
lined IN not exceeding hundred dollars. and
fault OF payment of such fine shall be isoned exceeding
SEC 10 All ordinances resolutions conflicting with the
lsgnedl S. F. DELABARRE,
5 ~, . President pro tenn. Board of Alder
t6Ignedj j. MAGIONl,
.- President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved August s, 1861
At, tFus copy: ,,
SACkETT, BELCHER & co.,
--..-" o e s ALE G ROGER
Importers and Dealers
WINES AND FINE LIQUORS. and Agents for VIRGINIA
Manufactured Tobacco,
NO. &c PEARL STREET corner of Whitehall st.,
myZZ ly6W foot of Broadway, NEW YORK.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

a55 7a-Ffss ssa g MAYoRAIITY OF NEW ORLEANS, ]
4,.Egss II City Hall, August 80. 1851. ;
7'@ Common Council OF the City Of New Orleans. J
as# IS No. 575A.l sEE5$
Resotue That the Treasurer be he hereby authorized
to receive from such loan will the probable
tax 10 be paid by them year. give them receipts
the amounts advanced said receipts bear interest at the
rate of eight cent per from their date and 10 be
received in of taxes imposed for the 1861 and
and 1852 the money advanced to be applied the defence OF
the city. H.. - -1-g - s.. ~ 49, a-=--E
II fSignedl j. o. NIXON, g
'4#- res President Board Of Aldermen.
81. d. .s [Signed] .-.a.,g J. MAGl0Nl, .ag
-aGa President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
aust 81 tsgnedl' JOHN t. MONROE, Mayor.
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Leaves every TUESDAY, at O'Clock, p NJ.
I'm place of the steamer Gharmcrl
THE CONFED EIsATE STATES
fgag a. Mail Packet Mary a., R. Holiness
tlhsH.hser, for VekSbarg, Warrenton, New Carthage
Grand Cult, ST. Joseph. Rodney, Waterproof
NAchez aud Mail Landings below. For freight passage
apply board, or to
'jy2 If y. R. CARROLL 4 co, Agents,
So CRrondEet street.
The Mary vcksburg with tie Charm
for all points T82oo river.
N. BThe steamer Mary 7. connects at Vicksburs with
Dew the Yazoo and TaGhache rivers. All
freight consigned of the Dew Drop viii go
through without detention, 81 highwaer rates
NJ. P. DENT Captain.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-11

SpuIdtRg'S Prepared Glue
Meets a such emergencies and household aord 70
withoutt It Is always ready and up sticking point
Therets 10 longer necessity for mpng chairs spntered
nelegs dolls, and broken cradles. It the article
ahe and other work popular with s
dies of refinement taste.
Th admirable preparation Is cold beinE chenicG
held solution and possessing all valuable qualities Of tb.
glue 1t be placs of odi.
nary landiiage, being vastly adhesive.
"USEFuI IN EVERY HOUSE,
n. B.tA Brush accompanies each bottle. Price 2scentH
Wholesale Depot, No. IS Cedar street, New York.
AddreFs HENRY g. SPALDING L CO..
Box No. $500, New York,
PuH1 Dealers in Cases containing four
LitnogrRpL SowCar acconpeuylng zach
sNcksea
&zs@ a angle bottle OF SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
wtsaVtten timehits cost annually every househed
Sold BY all prominent Statoners Druggists Hard
furniture Dealers, arocers and Fancy Stores
Country merchants should make q note of SPALpIKG,e
PREPARED GLUE when making up theirst. It will stand
ny climate ri. sl9 lyhW
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T.epvts every SATURDAY, ut TSP. NJ.
UNI N e A r R A G EMENT.
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
IT, b. Packet Regular U. S. MINI Summer Packet
siiAleA%sfsFur Memphis and the Rcnds-Ihe drS cuss
packet steamer Mary r.. I6eeEle,
B. Richardson, master, will be ready freight
Thursday morning and will leaves above attending her
regular business usual For freight passage apply
board,
JOHN f. HYDE L CO.,
R23 under ST. Charles Hotel, left wing.
This line connects Memphis with the Memphis and
ChaesonR abroad and superior packets for st. Louis and
Louisville.
H-Bs of lndin@ signed at the office of the agents
o'cl0cE taE Of dnfmrnrn
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STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans City Of New Orleans
Be 1t remembered, that this 18th day Of August 1861
fore the subscriber Justice of the Peace and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Pade Forsta President
and Emile DeBuy Secretary the Star Mutual Insurance
Company New Orleans who, being duly according
law do dpose and that the above accounts aud
true correctranscrptro the books of said Company
PLACIDE FORSTAII4, President.
EMILE DEBUYS Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before hs 18th day of August
1861. ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justice of the Peace the Parish of Orleans
AT meeting bed the 18th int the Board have declared
Dividend of TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT on the net earned
Premiums Of e ending 3ls July 1861, for which certif
Gates will be issued and after the lat October prox.
Agreeeby with the charter interest at the of EIGHT
PER CENT per will also be paid in cash.
the 18th inst the original subscribers premiums paid
credited their notes.
PLACIDE FORSTALIl President.
aul5 I'm EMILE DEBUYS Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-11

Real s hefdam schnappss
Each bottle will bear the signature the proprietor
other is genuine without it.
For sale New Orleans RETAIL Propretop
prices by
]. WRIGHT CO..
Il md Ls OaD,tref street.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-02-01
Memorial to Congress for tho Preserva.
ton Of tho Union.

We have been asked frequently, by Re.
publicans dissatisfied with the uncompromis.
ing policy of their party chiefs at Wash
ington, if it would not be well to circulate
petitions, asking Congress to agree upon
some basis for the speedy settlement OF the
present difficulties, and securing the perma-
nence of the Union. Both Houses are now
daily flooded with petitions, from all classes
of men at the North, asking--begging-
praying for Cancellation and compromise.
We believe the conservative. anti-abolition
citizens of Minnesota, should add the weight
of their influence to this movement, to the
end that our representatives may be encour-
arged to exhaust every honorable means OF
adjustment. The following is the form of a
memorial, very generally accepted:
MEMORIAL
To tho Senate and House Of Repre-.
sentatives of the United States. In
Congress Assembled. p
The undersigned, citizens of the State of
Minnesota, view with alarm the present condi-
ton of public affairs. They have seen with
great regret the secession of five States from
the Union, so far as the action on the part of
those States is concerned, and they fear that
others may follow the example. They deeply
regret that any condition Of national affairs
should have brought about such an issue; and,
without going into an examination ofthe causes
which have impelled sister States to this act,
they pray your Honorable Body at once to
pass such acts as will restore the Union and
give peace to the country. And in this connec-
ton they beg leave to say, that the adoption
of the propositions contained in what are
known as the CR1TTENDEN resolutions, or the
plan for the admission of new States, submitted
by Senator RICE, would be received as salts
factory adjustment of existing difficulties, and
render us once more united and happy people.
We would recommend that petitions
in the above form, be gotten up in every
county in the State, and transmitted to our
Senators and Representatives, for presenta-
ton, to Congress. Such petitions will be
circulated in St. Paul during the present
week.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-02-01
Senator Rice's Plan Of Settlement

Senator Rice's Plan Of Settlement.
1t will be seen by an article elsewhere,
copied from the Philadelphia Erening Bull
letin, an extreme Republican journal, that
the plan Of Senator RICE for adjusting the
differences between the North and South,
growing out Of the slavery and territorial
questions, is fast gaining ground, even in
Republican quarters. We believe it will
continue to gain ground the more it is
considered. 1t seems to furnish the only
practical settlement of our internal difficult
ties on permanent basis, and without
requiring a Notifying abandonment OF
preconceived opinions on the part OF either
section. We commend the Bulletins views
to the consideration of our readers, Repub.
licans as well as Democrats.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-02-01

to the rescue, and in the Convention recently
held ct Sprinefcld, have fully and cordially
sustained the doctrines Of that great leader, as
enunciated by him in the United States Senate.
The sane epublicans--all Of them who are
not given over to judicial blindness have at
last been awakened to sense Of the dangers
that beset as, and now stand aghast at the hor-
rible spectres of war, disunion, desQlation and
ruin that the successful agitation and triumph
coniured into existence. Moderate Republi-
cans are unwilling to take the last fatal plunge,
and are beginning to draw back from the
precipice, to the verge of which they have
been marched under the lash of party disci'
plines
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-02-01

The CENSUS OF ENGLAND.-Lord Lyons
states that in Great Britain the census is
taken in one day. Before the night of April
7, 1861, printed schedules are to be dellv-
cred to every household in the kingdom,
containing blanks for the answers to va
riety of inquiries, mainly the same as those
in the census Of 1851. These schedules are
to be collected on the day following, Mon>
day, April 8, and transmitted to the Regis
ter General who will lay printed abstracts
before Parliament within twelve months.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-02-01

No compromises, then !! No delusive and
deludipg concessions! No surrender OF
principle No cowardly reversal OF the
great verdict of the sixth of November -
New York Tribune, of the 17th.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-02-01

AS companion to the story that Mr..
Hamlin is mulatto, Family FAIR reports
that Abraham Lincoln was born in Asian
tee. The same paper states that Messrs.
Chang and Eng, the Siamese Twins, have
declared publicly that they are in favor OF
the "Union as it is" whether the original
compact was right or not.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-02-01

FIVE thousand slaves were sent South from
Richmond, Virginia, over the Petersburg
road, 5000 by the Tennessee road, and g.
600 by other channels, during the year
1860. Valued at 81, 900 each, $4,000
600, which has been received by the state.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-02-01

THE Charleston Courier reports the sale,
at auction, on the 10th, Of twenty<fourr cot Of;
ton and plantation negroes at an average Of
$437. This lisa great falling of from for
mer prices. ss'a sJaao 'sli $50 9s'l!iuiH12
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-02-01

The secession of Texas we regard as .
Fixed fact; and unless the CR1rrENDRN COM
promise, or some other measure ola similar
character passes, before the 4th of March,
the following states will also secede. We
include with them Texas, and give the pop
ulation both elave and free, according to the
census of 1860:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-02-01
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.

ment shows the population Of these States,
according to the census Of 1860, ell state
ments of this character, heretofore pub
ished, having been based upon the census
If 1870. NJ
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-02-01
io TIE Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Courier says. eai Js''''t 9a1'

Mr.. Sumner is said to have demonstrated
with Mr.. Seward against hazarding the fate of
Republicanism. Mr.. Seward replied to him, as
IN am well informed, that it never was his good
fortune vet to make q speech that did not dis.
please somebody and now it might be that he
should have to displease Mr.. Sumner. 4 -.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-16
RUNOR.

1t il reported among the kilograms
that our troops attacked and took
possession of AN impor;an; hill in
the uejgl,borhooh Of Arlington
Heights. III" loss is estimated
thus; on our side, -,w"nty-thrce kill
ed, that of the tcdcraIists three hun
dred. .- -.
This Intelligence was received
from p;,-sengcrs v no had arrived at
Richmond from Manassas, and We
judge from the tenor of the telegraph
ic dispatch, tina; it is not considered
authentic. Should it prove correct,
IN few days, doubtless, We will be
enabled to lay the full particulars be-
ttcrc our readers.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-16
tagging Frcemen.

l. Is an error of the deepest and
most scriuu5 character to attempt to
prevent the people, in a free State
like ours, from pcaceabiy assembling
in their own towns to give !; respect
full expression to their honest scrti
nents, by means of organized gangs
of armed men, and the employment
of force. Such acts We're. done in
France during the Reign ot Terror.
and scenes Of blood were TO" com
mon. Similar coercion has been
practiced IN Austria, and also in Ma
plies under. the black reign Of the
late King "RoIuha." But il has
never tin nov been attempted upon
the free people of Old Connecticut :;
and the experiment, ii persisted in,
IL certain 10 fail. D.Ir ha!,l-woik-
ing farmers and hard-handed me
chanics Will never consent 10 be held
by the throat hv bands Of men or
ganized and sent a.song them by
polls tical managers 10 prevent the
quiet rXpr,- jol "G hair free opju-
IONS Nu4i. -.r,. ~. r.. ." Hf.r sup