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TALK ON CHANGE.

The grand rue Carondeet appeared yesterday to
be altogether deserted Hardly cerporal's guard
could be convened at either of the prominent corn
ers. What are we coming to?athe glory of salt
has departed for the nonce. Bagging and rope are
not wanted. Very good causes why. Cotton is
not an admitted article at this time it is a kind
Of eontraband Of trade. Cypress boards and
hoops are answering extremely good purposes to
hold cotton in a pro fQiaaaG way. The most I'M
porant object talked of yesterday was the decline
IN -four The heayyreceipts the past four and FIVE
days have unsettled the market, and good -four has
now receded to below $40 per barrel. This price
VIII undoubtedly draw large supplies to MARKET if
the means of transportation are kept open.
Ihere was some talk about an expected fight at
Columbus; but like many other Geographic dis.
patches, they are forwarded for effect That a
large expedition of Hessians is intended to start
down the Mississippi, towards New Orleans, there
IS not doubt. But all the flaming and fanfaronade
dispatches received daily over the wires should be
received for just nothing at all. The placards
issued every day about some, rifing skirinish or
scouting party might as well be abandoned From
the dispatches received yesterday, it would be
supposed that alarm was eVineed in Memphis; that
all the Western district of Tennessee was agitated
by fears of Hessian nlaraud. There are ample
means in the port of New Orleans-in the way of
steamers-to defeat any expedition by steamers
that the Hessians can bring against Columbus or
Memphis, A responsible and WE'LL known indi.
vidual will undertake the expedition il the authori
Titles will place at his disposal such steamers as
can be designated, say ten in number, and with a
very moderate number of men in fact. the party
says ne can make prize of the great boat Benton,
when has been SO much boosted OF through the
Hessian papers
Ihere was some talk of forming associations for
manufacturing purposes. Associations of this kind
are SO poorly patronze that there is no encourage
ment for meritorious mechanics and artisans to
undertake. to carry them through We have a
case In point A party offers to manufacture oil
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AN AnoLITIoN FTRNn,s TIRADE.

4
I All our readers reeollect the John Brown raid
upon Virginia, and the part that prominent Aho-
litionist Gerrt Smith, had in getting it up Smiths
completely was 50 clearly proved that the miser-
able coward, apprehensive that warrant for his
arrest and his consequent transfer to Virginia for
trial, would take place, that he feigned insanity
and took refuge In a lunatic asylum for the time
being. This, probably, saved him from prosecu.
ton, although circumstances have since demon.
strated that the then President vile and unutter-
ably infamous old Buchanan, was, despite his pro-
testations to the contrary, an enemy of the South
and a traitor to the Constitution he had solemnly
sworn to support and enforce.
But our readers did not see what we did, through
aperusal of all the leading papers of the North at
the time, that, while John Brown was generally de-
nounced, there was an ill.conceiyed regret over
the failure of his diabolcal schemes. Had he sue.
ceeded. they would have lavished unbounded eu-
legy upon him. As he had failed, they censured
him as a violator of the laws. For venturing to
intimate that such was the case, we well remember
the storm of indignation that was raised against
us. In reply, we merely observed that time would
vndicate the. correctness of our conclusions, and
deprecated the fatal delusion that seemed to pre-.
vail among many wellintentioned and patriotic
,,annIa Tho cLo.roo,, ,rb,,a
t.o,,,,,, W.. 80, IS sorth
a,s ~ Z.
y aam Ine nestoss y .;ah. an5 thst
Az en- s;s,t 80 ~ psansn, not onlv an;n,ates
AZ :. Mast;natan Int that 4 il
.no Auinlssl aton o. !"
the prevailing sentiment 81 aihalofiby VI tie Nofeh
ern people. $50 81, as
| tIerr;t Smith has at last turned ND again as a
ss:a.sn ha1it;or orator of,er a ,rotracted ,e.
Iefoclous AooAuon oia.o' al.ei /" plo'laoseu sea
son Of comparative qnlet. MOI long ago ne made
Ia speech in the Church of the Puritans, Union
Sonare. New YORK. it was received with an.
.. a,,aoa - a,,t;,,,o,ta +,,.t Is
piause' ~ = - eeht,n'e.'s 'hes mou.u
make q barbarian blush and the Father OF Sin
trembe for the safety of his crown in the inferna
raoions ~ account Of Inc nrofciencv in pnadnI.
.s's e1s' y - -. - N
terated Wleheqness winch II manifested. line devil
may well tremble, for large and the most popu.
Inns pertion of the late limited States is unoues
tionably under the control of his superiors in men
tionable and unmentionable yillainy. %
4 Smith pronounced Fremont,ss nroeamations piv.
ing barren freedom To the negroes of Missouri 10
he 3 glorious b but VAS SLIGHTLY disnosed IN com.
plain Of Lincoln far his apparent Modification Of IT,
Fremont,s @pronun ciamiento was a g stem against
slavery u $Tberafore he Hked II and danrec.tad
T4 80
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NEW DISTRICT COURT RULES.

We understand that the Judges Of the District
Courts have adopted sundry new rules in conse.
quence of the existing order of things. The
Courts areto adjourn at O'Clock in the afternoon,
except the Criminal Court las Artemus Ward
says, there may be some " Sarkassum Z in this, as
all experience proves that more honest men are
deprived Of their rights in civil courts than rascals
punished for their msdeeds in criminal courts
The other rules read in this wise All promissory
note cases, and those on bills of exchange, and
unappealable cases are placed on the ordinary
docket, and the whole to be called in the order in
which they were instituted. s-,s- sges -,
The engagement of either counsel in the army
Of the Confederate States, in the militia of this
State, will be cause for the continuance of any
case in which he may be engaged and showing
of any party that he has been unable to prepare
his case account of the existence Of the present
war, will be deemed, sufficient ground for con
tinuance.
We do netsscall in question the uprightness or in
tegrity Of our Judges in adopting these rules, but
we must be permitted to say, looking to practical
results alone, that the ingenuity of man could not
devise a completer stay law.
Day before yesterday.there was meeting of the
members Of the bar in the Supreme Court Room.
After some discussion, the following resolution was
adopted by close vote:
That the rules established by Judges of the Dis
trct Courts on last Saturday as to the disposition
of business, have the approval of the members of
the bar, and render any further action Unnecessary
Very well. Hsueh is to be the rule hereafter,
we do not see why the Legislature should be called
upon to interfere in the premises, unless it should
be deemed proper to strike out the salaries of the
five Civil Judges in the general appropriation BILL
AS they have concluded to do nothing, why should
the taxpayers be obliged to pay heavily for their
supDort? y rz 4l5.= assGrE f=.=.- -
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Circular.


&{ ~ Trsasurv bsnar,nsn Vf A&AkioA,
&@ Richmond, Aug, 2s, 1861. y
The Congress of the Confederate States has authorized
Secretary of the Treasury TO issue bonds to an extent not
ceedg one hundred on OF COLLARS Tor the purpose Of fund
ing notes. ana LOT making exchanges for he pro-
ceeds oil the SAFE Oh raw produce ana articles, and
me purchase OF specie ana military stores
ohaer he noy Oh previous act the Secretary appointed
commissioners resush IN aereht sections OF the several
saes 10 s'ieit III "'ee on' painters manufacturers and
o * ipS - t p'oeeeus Vi inc SAFE OF theif crops
n ~" s,. . "S''s' u 10 paa tof III pohas oil the
~ ~ .,,N s' -......
49,, ,sas =. ~, iss. ,.s " " eo commissioners no
e ;nd.h,e for an a.,to f, -, ~ " ~,
many r,ifons Of dnI,.rs Tta i;h,;.s - W.,
community has been eyrincea III. cotton H. , an" -, a
and the sugar planters have We'd with a,cb o, d l.; ~,
first named staple alone the substitution In sear f tho s
reaches from one third 10 one.haf of the cna GROW
proposed frequently explained to inter-
ere with the usual customary of planters and
others making sale Of their produce This is not necessary
1t only asked that each individual shall advance
hepropoon OF the same which he is willing subscribe,
time ana place OIL deSefs the factor or merchant in whose
haas II 10 oe pacea tof SAFE anu VINO is authorized to
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Free Market

NEW ORLEANS, November 90 1861.
There many families in of nurses servants etc.
find it impossible to obtain them, although liberal wages
offered Whether this is owing the fact of tine full supplies
given by the Free Market and inducing persons
places in thereof problem to be solved
From information received, disposed to think that
many take advantage of the libery Of citizens This fact
has been communicated to the Committee that young girls
service have received supplies from the Market whose brothers
in SERVICE and gave their Tickets other parties
The Committee trust the citizens will give their personal
enon to the recipients of the Free Market where they
find mpositions practieed, will the 10 the
Executive Committee of the Market that this imposition on
those who deserving shall suffer from this shameful and
outrageous abuse.
... THOMAS MURRAY,
MI 2l3t President of Free Market Committee.
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Soldiers Clothing.
NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO HOSE PRE-
PAIRING IT.

am now endeavoring to furnish Volunteer Troops
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing and having prepared
uniform suits of WOODEN cloth and suitable undecothes be
distributed them informed that patriotic Cit.
zen of several parishes also engaged preparations
for the benefit of their companies If contributions Of
clothing by them deey their several companies
without being of the quantity and sent and the
companies supplied great confusion and will be the con
sequence.
soldier can only certain quantity of clothing Its
OF great Importance that each soldiers shall
good substantial WOODEN SUITS possbe but also
important that there be of action among those supply
ing Them in order to avoid sending double supplies
panes.
therefore urgently recommend the citizens of TIE country
parishes 10 send TO in this city, such supplies of clothing
they prepare with explicit directions companies
or individuals for whom they intended. will take care
that they reach their destination The clothes should boxed
baled, and directed in New Orleans with the name
of the company for which they intended on it, and
statement sent to Of its contents, may not dup
cate the articles.
respectfully request the newspapers give publicity
Suggestions in consideration of the objects effected
THOS. 0. MOORE, Governor.
New Orleans, Aug. II, 1861. aul9 2ptf
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Foreign Mail from .FesU Orleans,
VIA TAMPICo,
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS.

The undersigned suffering in with others, the
nconveniences OF blockade with foreign
countries has, by the advice and approval OF j. L. Rdde
postmaster at New Orleans taken ali needfu
tabsh at his own expense Monthly Mail between New Or.
leans and the Mexican port of Tampico with the
regular British Mail Steamers touching that port Augste
dc Aesgrgney anu r. NJ Maza highly recommended by New
Orleans merchants have been appointed duly qualified
mail carriers by Postmaster for this service The mail
consisting OF l23 letters left this city the 10th instant
charge OF Mr. Mesgrgney The second mail will close on
9Th OF November proxmo, at O'Clock P NJ will
New Orleans the next morning. The third mail will New
Orleans the 10th of December and subsequently, soon
arrangements be made the regular times of
tue will be the 10th and 18th each on.h making semi.
monthly mail.
Tarf Of Charges Outgoing Letters, Including Confederate
PoSGge
Single Letters half doupe and nutpe rates
in proportion
10 Island OF Cuba. IS
To other West Indies. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IS
Letters from abroad through the same route
The foreign Postage such Letters be prepaid
pco and they must be endorsed By the West India Mail
Tampico, care of Postmaster at Matamoros."
ANTONIO COSTA,
New Orleans. Oct Is 1861. No. l6 CuStomhouSe ST.
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number of Ladies' having organized themselves into NJ,
cey for the purpose of preparing Lint relief of those
who may be wounded in the coming conflict they would solicit
the aid OF every lady in the city this mercy The
Young Mems Christian Association have kindly rendered
their aid and by the beay of the Louisiana Mutual
Company No. s. second story 50 Camp street. ed
Joining the rooms of said Association proered
use adepostory in addition the Hall the Association
We carey hope that every houekeper in New Orleans viii
usefu srtinss. oan e,.s
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AN ACT Authorize Loan and IsA of Treasury Notes and
and prescribe the punishment for forging the same for

AN AGTto Authorize Loan and Is., of Treasury Notes.
ne a o s the same and
The Congress of the Confederate States of Amer.
tss sses cay T hs
millions Of dollars d IN bonds payable at the expiration Of
ing eight per cent per annnm until they become
public three nowspapers Within the o Ceniede
rate States for six weeks to be sold for Specie military
cs paid specie or Bills # exchange IN sueh Ss
sses By os ire
of the emf @ Sae Of bis
IN fractional parts Of the HUNDRED or be exchanged by the
corporation Of ndvdna but only IN the herein
scribed Provided That nothing herein contained shall be
receng foreign bills of exchange of these
ELL O b entitled tad an Ct 9 authorize che issue
SECTION J. The Congress Of the Confederate States of
he hereby authorized time as the public
es may Issue Treasury notes payable bearer
Of between the States and the United States
dollars lesuas at pleasure un the same are
put he whole Issue outstanding at time ncud
hundred MILLIONS of dollars the said shall be receivable
other public dues except the export duty on cotton and Shall
eso be received in payment of the subscriptions Of the
SEC 2 That for the purpose Of funding sad and
dne articles the purchase pec
m mi tbs Secretary Of the Treasury with Of
than tseny years after date and bearing of interest
s se he @ Fer &c ad per they
% exceed in the whole one hundred millions dollars
be deemed substitute for thirty millions the author
zed DO issued by the act approved May &c. 1861 and
y to be deemed revocation Of the authority
thirty Millions The said bonds shall
than one hundred dollars nor in fractional of hundred,
except when the subscription less than hundred dollars
the said bonds may be Issued in of fifty dollars They
may be sold for specie military and naval stores
proceeds OF produce manufactured articles the same
as Is provided by the act aforesaid and wherever
crpons Of the same have BEEN shall be payable at
particular date the Secretary of the Treasury shall power
extend the time Of sale until such shall see fit to
indicate wv " ~
sEG a. That FOR the special purpose of paying the principal
and interest OF tse public debt and of supporting Govern
aent tax shall be assessed ard fifty cents upon
each hundred dollars in value of the following property
etc. tAct August, 1851 ~'
september ~, ia6l SEES 2ptf
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ID i e ID

On Wednesday evening, 10th instant fifteen minutes of 10
O'Clock COLEMAN w. STEWART, aged 45 years.
His frien5 his brother JEFF Stewart are re-
quested attend his funeral without further notice.
residence his brother Annunciaion street. at o'clock
his After
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Socks for the Soldiers.

Having machine in operation for the purpose Wooden or
Cotton Yam solicited for the purpose manufacturing socks
for the Soldiers which will be done free Of charge ANY
son who be dispo ed contribute this enterprise will
please leave their contributions the office undersigned
at No. 100 Gpvier street. ~
ol9 2Ptf I..,.. 49,. J. T. BELKNAP.
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The foregoing project Tor Foreign Mail Is fully entitled to
public confidence Antonio Costa ESQ., New Orleans
chant of responsibility and He been resident
of New Orleans for the last thirty years.
Letters intended for this Mail may be enclosed along with the
required per tariff above the envelope
dressed Cosas Foreign Mail Postmaster New cr-
leans.n
The Confederate Postage to this office prepaid
]. L. RIDDELL Postmaster
New Orleans, October Is, 1861 ol9 gu.f
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.FOfiCe.

JEFFERSON CITY RAILROAD COMPANY.
All persons who haze expressed desire stock in the
above Street Railroad Company informed books of sub
sopon to the capital stock have been opened for few DAYS
and for limited number of shares, the office of Messrs
H. NJ. VAN SOLINGEN & CO.,
MI 2ptf q Commercial Place
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J. T. BELKNAP.

RS~NOtice-G take this method of Offering
my professional services free of CHARGE to the families those
who are absent from the city military duty. Residence on
Harmony street. between Pytania and Coliseum streets Fourth
District.
: py3l 2pE P YFIsER MD
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~ANr2ss Bird.

SUCCESSOR TO sEWELL 7. TAYLOR) IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS. ETC,
Nos. Is and IS Royal street,
Has in store large supply Of the celebrated CREME
BOUZY CHAMPAGNE in quarts and pinB orauds
viz: CHARLES HEIDsEICK, PIPER HEIDSEICK, PAR
MENT1ER, and other brands Of inferior quality. have
large assortment of the best Old Sherries such 60 ANONT
LADO, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN BUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR ERRIES-l8S8-S0UTHSIDE MADEIRA of
direct ipostion other Mnders of lower grade superioi
Old London Dry Dock PORT other Ports of less eads
The celebrated sAZARAC BRANDIES-vintage 1895 1893
ISV2 and l8O6-aarge supply always All grades Of
CI4ARET and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood Wills
kYsscotch and Irish, Old Rye, Bourbon and Whea. Wh
kys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER, in pins and quarts COR
D1ALs, etc. Ny usual assortment best WINES which
will be sold on the CITY
AARON BIRD,
ala 2oly Nos. IS and Is Royal street.
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NEW VETERINARY.
DR. YNoLDs

Would inform his friends and the public that he has rented
and completely fitted Inrmary the spacious and ele-
giant mansion No. 10 Baronne street. between Canal and Com
Streets where he will devote all his the CURE
OF CANCERS in their worst FORMS Scsd Heads White Swell
lihgs, and Ulcers Of every description.
He REFERS with much pleasure the annexed certificate Of
MADAM A. CHApPELL, well. known and highly respect
able lady Of this city
[Copy of Certihcatc
New ORLEANS, Oct II, 1851.
This is to certify that the Undersigned resident of the city
OF New Orleans for number of years. and residing at No.
252 Erato street. had been for long afflicted with Cam
Ger In her breast In order to have removed the under
signed applied to Dr. Warren Stone who operated IL three
different times without efecng cure. Subsequently, ap
Piled to DR.. REYNOLDS whose treatment the Cancer
was eectuay removed and perfect was made take
this of doing justice TO Dr. Reynolds in order that
Others similarly afflicted avail themselves his valuable
services.
s, A. CJAppEJJ.
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SPECIAL GENERAL MEEr1sG

At the request of several members special meeting Of the
above Association will be hed at their Hail. Elysan
Fields and Greatmen Streets SUNDAY NEXT, the Gath
Instant at o'clock NJ for the purpose transactng i'm
portant business to be submitted. % .. ..sf
1t is expec ted that all the members will be present.
s.-. By order of the PRECEDENT:
n2l 2p3t - ANTHONY sAMBOLA seeretarv
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@Herrins's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos S? and 81 Grayer
| iaahb. de- 2ptf
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STATE OF LouIsIANI, !
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Be remembered that this 18th day October 1861
fore the subscriber Justice of the Peace and
parish aforesaid personally appeared f. GanUche President,
and Picoet Secretary the Louisiana State Mutual Insur-
ance Company OF New orleas who being duly accord
ing law do depose and that the above inst
and true, and correct transcript from the books of said
psny.
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H0- Notice to Stockholders Southern Oil
CoMrAsYA statement of The affairs workings and conditions
this Company ready and open for Inspection at their
Office 30 Nav Levee street during this week. between the hours
of Il and O'Clock, daily. ~
SIMEON TOBY, JR
,nl9 2p5t H. ga.- prasido,t
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Will CLosE ON SATURDAY. As may be seen by
reference to our advertising columns all the Banks
and Insurance. Companies give notice Of their in
tention to close doors on Saturday next, SO as-to
give their employees time to do military duty.
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RABBIT METAL AND BLOCK TIN. Messrs D. G
sRser Co. Eo I72 Camp street have articles IN guam
files % silt any delaAnd. sea advertisement
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would can attention TO the very large sale of
ae furarfe, pianos apets bedding contiog house fnni.
sf ee e lake i O'Clock this day by Mecetren
Landry. See advertisement.
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q ROYAL, SAKLMAKER,

q ROYAL, SAKLiAKER,
Nos. Is Canal and II Orossman streets,
Sign of the Root Hog Die.
Manufacturer OF all kinda of Plain and Fancy AWNINGS,
TENTS TARPAULINs, etc. Also all kinds of FLAGS and
BANNERS suitable for companies other purposes with
Fagstafs to suit Fall and Purchase Ropes Sings Fitted
and furnished order the shortest notice. BLOCKS of all
ready strapped likewise all kinds of heavy BLOGKe
sPARs and RIGGING suitable raising machinery or any
other heavy material.
Ihsve likewise on hand hns SPRUCE SPARs which
offer for sale Cheap for Cash.
All the articles be found Nos 10 Canal and II
Crossuan Streets New Orleans
N B. Sail and Rigging work in all Its branches and COUNT,
orders promptly allied at the shortest passble notice.
MIC lvhW
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Roll OF THE DRua. This delightful drama will
he given at die Academy of Music tonight, to
enable all of our people to seeit. We hope that
the opportunity will be embraced. Those who
have never seen the drama, should not let it pass.