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NEW ORLEANS, Aug. u 1861.
collect receive and purchase small the Confederate
States deem necessary ard GEpeiert known the
fact generally possible the better
work which needs to be done quickly Citizens patriots
Your Government asks for the many TRIED guns
that lie unused in your houses. Recent experiments
proven that of fue Double Barreed Shot Guns
with the improved Mimic ball is than match for
much talked Mltsket. Then bring them forth and
place them the altar of contrys liberty that they
may at once be conecrRted the noble work Christian
Tense If objection he made sending away your guns
be urged that you MAY need them home reply H.
the sest way to prevent the necessity OF using them home,
to place them in the hands Of the many brave
who chatting with stand az wall
of fire between you and the invading foe answer be
deemed nconcusive the reflection that those high in a-
th0rity those in whose Judgment MI have confidence
who. is but fair presume, necessities both
home and borders have delberatiGn IN
auguraed this movement should be sufficient guarantee
the wisdom utility and patriotism of the you
on TO perform. Then, desire short speedy peace,
and acknowledgment of Independence honorable to our
selves place your weapons disposal your Government
As ydu desire to strike 10 the hearts of those who
plotting suhilgaon and destruction known tlat
the truaty Rifle, and the death dealing Shot Gun you
have hitherto so highly priced take part
ic rendering If possible victory complete than was
their defeat 8nd route the plains Of Manassas
Ny instructions contemplate thai shall send
more popuous regions, assistant agents charged duty
OF collecting and forwarding proper points, all the weapons
thus obtained. Il may to state that any one who
wishes to do though he by Agent can
greatly facilitate this work by sending any guns has
command nay address, Of Robert Pitk No. Is Camp
street, New OTleaps.
BALLARD S. DUNN,
Agent for Collecting Receiving and Purchasing Small Arms
for the Confederate States. nnl3 2ptf
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letter from zslector Eagan.

MousT LEBasosS October s. 1851
10 NE Fnte,.s of ne It'll Gosagressioa District
Fellow -Giizens-2An electoral ticket for Jefferson
I Davis as President, and Alexander I'll. Stephens as
/ Vice President, has been formed by representa-
tive men Of this State. On that ticket am desig-
mated as Elector for this District. gladly accept
tie honorable position assigned to me, and shall
deem ii 4 high privilege to be authorized by yonr
sufrages 10 east the electoral vote of the Fifth
District for the eminent men who bead the ticket
Gould suppose that there would be any opposition
to this ticket should spend the time Intervening
between this and the election discussing in every
parish the claims Of these citizens, but / cannot
allow myself to anticipate d single vote in oppo-
sition ID any Of the ten parishes composing the
Fifth District. ts so s
Among the signal blessings voachsafed to US by
benignant Providence, not the least seems to Be
that we have men Of high and rare endowments,
Cited ID conduct MS through this crisis Prominent
among these is Jefferson Davis Of nnstained
purify Of character, Of large and
n Iectaal requirements, experienced in the Senate,
the Cabinet and the camp, firm without obstinaey
and brave without Fashness, calm, deliberate and
far-seeing, Jefferson Davis stands before us the
model of President, suited to the times, g 8
Alexander H Stephens seems scarcely less,
qualified IL his sphere. Sprung from the people,
and understanding thoroughly every pulse Of the
popular heart, this bold, sagacious and eloquent.
tribune is prominently fitted to keep the ardor Of
the public mind up to the requirements Of the.
struggle in which we are engaged. True, he was
slow to recognize the necessity Of final sepafa-
ton from our Northern Oppressors, but none ques-
ton his loyalty To his native South, and his early
hesitaney but fits him the better to represent re-
apectahle element of our population, which, cling
ing for a time to the "Reminiscences of the past,
VIXEN the issues were fairly made, came out man
fully on the side Of the Southern Confederacy. or
tsis class nearly all have attested their fealty by
active cooperation at home, and, in many in
stances, by exposing their hveson the tented field
In the history of great national commissions there
is NO Instance Of q people 50 nnited in heart and
mind Is the people Of the South. Let us, by a
unanimous vote, exhibit the sublime moral spec
tacie Of equal nnalirnty ID the selection Of those
Who3are to conduct Us through this struggle for
Our liberty and independence. VI
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talk ON CHANGE.

It was remarkably quiet on the flags yesterday.
few habitaes congregated on the corners for the
usual confab bling and hobnobbing. There we're no
sensation and wild dispatches received over tile
wires. For two days past the public has not been
subject to the usual doses of nostfums, rumors and
unreliable dispatches. There was some talk that
hiddiing Orleans cotton had adpa need to Old. in
Liverpool This will put handsome balances in
many shippers pockets Many of the early ship
pers-those that generally enter the market in
,Octeber and NoFemher--are now arriving in New
YORK, and from what We can learn they are taken
aback, all abaek, at the recommendation Of factors
and the determination Of planters to withhold cot.
ton from the shipping seaports. There are some
few dealers and woud,be large operators who
think that cotton ought TO be allowed to come to
market, and that expectation ought to follow even
with collision with the Hessian or Northern Gov
eminent; that is, some parties seemeto think there
would be no harm or deviation from supposed
advantageous policy to allow foreign vessels to
come here in ballast and carry away the cotton for
foreign account, This can be effected by an I'M,
9deEstanding with the Hessian blockaders, Under
license or pass fg0m Lincoln and Chase.
In Charleston and Savannah there has been
palalnineus debates, pro and con-, and i6 was
thought the question was settled in the affirmative
that no cotton should go forward or be exported.
But It appears to have been opened again, and
arguments for and against appear to be the daily
food OF the public journals. True, foreigner might
think tan extremely hard case il he should bring
a ship load OF merchandise, which may all be
wanted at once, and that he should not he allowed
to purchase cotton for return cargo for his ves-
sell We are differently situated from some other
large shipping ports. No vessel. can enter the
mouths Of the Mississippi is blocked, blockaded
doably so, and likely to continue True, there are
other outlets by which small cargoes can be ex.
ported, either with or without a Lincoln license,
and in all probability they will be aEaied of.
The Governors proelamationfegardihg the ship.
ping on cotton hither goes into effect tomorrow.
Measures have been taken by the Military Com,
mittee IN Memphis to preyentany cotton being for.
warded to that market.
HEADQUARTERS MrIIrfA COMMITTEES
,,, Memphis sept. 80 1864. {
II IS desirable that no more cotton and t0baceo
pc shipped TO this place aatH further orders
fiabsers are appealed 20 not to ship it for the
present. should 1t be persisted in the military
sathorlnes VIII be coupeiled to order the cotton
10 De returned to the country at the owneris ey.
pense. NJ j. W1cKs chairman
The Recommendation first suggested By our
patriotic factors on carondeet street has now
been carried out as far as practicable in all the
great cotton markets.. We can calmly await the
course of events, We annex the monthly state
ment Of the Augusta, Ga, market;
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SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
tyi tf2p6t President.
jyi tf2p6.
Flags, Ssr0rds, StUo5'eRs, Etags.

The undersigned, expense, has established this
city Mnufactory for making SWORDS any quaaty to
Officers, which he offers for sale at S25 each.
Every Sword issued from his factory fully guaranteed to
be equal to- if SUPERIOR any manufactured home or
ported from foreign Parties purchasing will be per-
fecly satisfied.
Has also hand large, varied rlch assortment OF
GOLD, SILVER, AND WORSTED Il
MILITARY TRIMMINGS.
EMBR0IDERNG IN GOLD The most elegant man.
and in any style ordered.
Offers for sale
WORsTED the best assorted and largest stock in the Consd
States.
FLAGS of all sizes, Plain and Epbrodeed for COMPANIES
Regiments and Societies, made with dispatch
FLAG srAFFs AND SPEARS either Gold or Silver al.
ways on hand.
T. GUEBLE,
No. l57 Canal street door to D. Il. Holmes.
10 Orders from the country will be promptly TO-
selO 2plH
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70 All GOOD CITIZENS.

q 20. .-& - NEW ORLEANS, Aug. TO- 1861.
As this Committee has received with deep regret positive
proof that mpvsons have been paeeed upon the public
eroSt by obtaining relief who entitled to the
same they hereby appeal all good citizens who may
to the knowledge of any such of fraud inform
bers of tile Committee in person. leave information
with as little delay possible at their Office secetay'S
OF Board Of Assistant Aldermen The following
OF the Committee -. '....
mF--~. r.r GERARD sTITII Board of Aldermen.
S. P. DELABARRE, :. :.
sT .s- L. E. FoRsTALL, :. :,
j ae,. j. H. HUCKINS, =. 81 :,
JAS BEGGs, Board OF Asst Aldermen,
.-.. W. f. HODGKLNs, e., :.
J. B. LEEFE, :. :,
JAMES DAVIS
r.H JAMES BEGGS
aug 2ptE .., '" Chairman Of the Committee
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nD-N0tice-I take this method OF offering
professional services free charge families
who absent from the city military duty. Residence
Harmony between Prs and coliseum Streets Fourth
District. y o..
EySl 2ptf p. YEISER MD,
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congress We are authorized TO

Hs- For Congress - We are authorized TO
announce SAN. REID, ESQ.,, a candidate for The Second
Congressional District composed OF the First and Fourth NUM-
cpRl Districts Of New Orleans and the Parish of Jefferson
represent said Congressional District in the s regular Con
gess of the Confederate States subject to The approval
ratification of the electors thereof The election TO be held
the first Wednesday of November next. sea te
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r
some d the newspapers 1.-THE North are rag
Ing IN bitter terms on Fremont. They want
q scape,goat for the fall Of Lexington. It
would seem, from the following, that he is abont
TO. take the field, and before doing sorfrss q shot
at his newspaper foes:
81. LopIs, Friday, Sept. ~. Gen. Fremont and
part Of his staff left for Jefferson City this after
noon, Is go,
Reports reached here tonight that Gen. Price
has distaonnted all his hersemen except -four regi-
ments, and & organizing his army for determined
stand against Fremont. @ W 4sss.
The following will appear In the Bemocratstag
morrow X. a n III e .ss5 .s
wrote d letter to q friend in New York. We have
succeeded fn obtaining copy, which as it relates
To public affairs and possesses at this time peculiar
Interest, We commit no improperly in laying it
before our readers: l.5s +
ST. Lours, Thursday, Sept. 26--My Dea,. Sri
leave at In the morning, and send you this hur-
ried note in the midst Of the last arrangements be-
feTe starting We have to contend with an enemy
having no posts TO garrison and lines of trans
portation to defend or guard, whose whole force
car be turned atWill to any point, while we have
from Leayenworth TO Cairo, and from Fort Scott to
Padneah; to keep protected. / wish to sag to you
that, though the position is difficult, am compe.
tent to If and TO the enemy Id The field, lam net
able, at the same tae, to attend to the enemy at
home. " saA Y. f85
III is shame to the country that an officer going
ifetny iubsiH Solely +A8tuatea
thesdesira I'd serve bis country and win himself fts
good opinion, with NO other object should be de-
stroyed ny q system of concerted attacks utterly
without foundation. Charges are spoken Of when
there are nc charges, explanations where there are
none to be made. What is the object Of a repe-
ttIoncf these falsehoods. except to fanialize the
public mind to the idea that something is wrong
Already our credit, which was good is shaken, in
consequence Of the newspaper limitations of my
being removed. Money IL now demanded by those
furnishing supplies. To defend myself now would
require the lime that ii necessary to- and belongs
tosmy duty against the enemy
fpermitted eby the country, this state Of things
VIII mol failto bring on disaster; but never would
have been attacked in my capacity al an illdiyduyl
81 am an exponent of part Of The force Of the
nation, directed against the enemy 81 the country.
Everything that directed against me is directed
against il, and gives its enemy aid and com,
fort NY private character comes in incidentally.
y defend II because naturally his reputation is dear
to any man, shut only incidentally. This is the
Foundation of many OF my acts. and viii be if
here. Everything that impedes OF embaFrasses
The work entrusted to me, strike at without
hesltationa fake the Consequences The worst
tlat san happento me is relief from greatiabof IN
FlEAtlNrs
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A COOP OPPORTUNITY. - Respectable young
men wishing to enroll themselves in one Of the
finest companies in the city, the Wallace Guard,
Capt W. S. Locke, have now an opportunity, as
L few more names will be received.
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s9-Ed. Crescent: Please announce the UNI
dersRned candidate for the Office State Sapernt
Of Public Education. W. Il. N. aA9RUDER,
au23 2ptd Baton Rouge, La
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The LADIES' Volunteer Aid Association attention to the
following resolution
hesolyed mat no applications will be received from Gopa
mics that have not been authenticated by Brgaer General
tracy or Aolhant aeherai dFlVet. myl5 2ptf q
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sSAockIAa AFRRAY.--IIast evening, at the time
q tns opening 81 the North Market, two butchers
DONG business here, Joseph Williams aud William
bromley b Who are brotbers,in-iaw, had dispute.
s ss aiterward il was renewed, when VIII
ilaias saddenly drew y pistol and fired. The ball
entered near we right eye Of Bromley and came
out on tee forehead over the left eye When we
last heasd q HIM be was NOT dead, but the brain
impossible Williams was arreste ma L nn,~ II
Jail Memphis Appeal n l ~ = toi' - -
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ES- The friends of the Hon. C. III. Conrad
announce him candidate for election TO the Confederate
Congress from the Second Congressional District composed
the First and FouhDrcs OF New Orleans and the Parrish
OF Jefferson. aOA 2pte
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RS- For Auditor of Public Aecounts--Cyrus
THOMPSON OF this city, is candidate for State Auditor at
the election in November next H.. $50 sells I'd
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- MIR. Eaitors Please announce George
WsADLER scandi consse0eof The First Justices
Court at the ensuing ELECTION sel2 2pte"
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Bar Candidate FOX Coroner Mr.. Editor
n are announce Or, j. N. POWELL as candidate for the
office Of ooroherat the ell ccn held on tho s. Monday
IN November laxt. seeT ,as
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Proclamation.


ooncng entirely in the views expressed by the Cotton Fac.
tors of New Orleans the Communication have de-
tened to take the most decided prevent the landing
Of cotton in this city, Noice is therefore hereby given
all masters and owners of steamboats, other tbs
from and after tho 10th dayof October no cotton
be brought New Orleans within the lines embracing that
section Of the country between Notifications above Carroll
ton and those below the city, and extending back to the lake.
All steamboats, other water craft arriving within the
sched limits will be forthwith placed in charge of an armed
force and escorted above the points Indicated This course will
be adopted IN all cases. whether the guam y of cotton brought
be nrga small
The Railroad Companies have already orders in further
of the object of this Proclamation and no violation Of
them will be permitted -
THos. 0. MOORE, Governor.
shall cooperate with Governor Moore the enforcement of
the ohove order. D. +. TWIGGs
Major General Commanding.
New oRLEAss, September g. 1851.
To His Excelsncy Governor 7, o. Moore and
Major General d. E. Twiggs :
The Undersigned Factors Of New Orleans respeculIv
represent that time they advised the planters from
whom they yearly received shipments cotton not to send apy
TO this city during the continuance of the blockade In adopting
this course make great individual sacrifices in order 10 &C.
copsh benefit We take credit TO ourselves for
this Embarked with fellow citizens in strungls IN main
tain dearest rights have only discharged our duty as
in opinion the highest interests the community exact m
the first obligations of all But regret to say that there are
those New Orleans less mudn Than ourselves of the
siy of seadt adherence the which we have adopel
guide and receive, from time to time consirnments
cotton Seine OF The panter too either approaching
Importance Of retaining heir home or heedessv dis
regarding it, transmit to this city occasionally few bales of
GOTTEN The certain consequence of this nucous conduct of
the Factors and Planters referred to- will that other Planters
finding that their neEhbors with impity ship and sell
their cotton will follow their example, and in very few weeks
large supplies will be sent to New Oreaus and this co ton
the Lu,r Hrpipt 1f l11,I-Y
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| Aar Herrtng's Patent champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 81 andss aaver street. New Or
isznss ,#'-,z ~ 80 49, ~ do 7ntf
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The Southern Oil Company manufacturing No. !
OIL adapted Railroad hoses nnd kinds of nar-
Eery As many uoing i for al kinds uaehn. ry we
deem proper call their 10 the following instrc
tions -----~---
This OIL being of penetrating ate the tendency to col
lec dust r that may have Fccreted ITSELF
lated in the various defects mperfecons nery
Therefore, where other Oil has been used the machinery should
be thoroughly cleaned and ny necessary again to clean ii
eff, after applying our Oil.
proper that it he distinctly understood that the Oil
uacured by this Company is the first from rosn
suitable for achuerya previously used for that pur-
pose has been mixed with other nbcaLng agents and even
then failed compare avorably with good OIL The i'm
introduced in the machinery Of the Southern Oil
Company Works and the improved uchod adapted Of xpeng
entirely the acid gluten Contained all Oil heretofore
tanned from rosu eaDles them submit their eli pure and
rely solely its merits. It Is offered The pu9c with
full Knowledge tho part Of the Company Of is being what tn
represent and in all cases. When procured from the Company
is guaranteed 10 perform wllut is promised.
Should it be foand gum, consumers Immediately re
by wpug with cloth saturated With uaptha tusn-
tine which manufactured by Company ard constantly
hand In quantities suit.
SIMEON TOBY, JH.,
Of Buff
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sa~Ed. Crescent: Please announce James
RBRADIES AS candidate for Constable First Juscey Court
III the district bounded by Julia and Felicity Streets
the River to the Swamp. Election, 4th November.
aus 2ptd MANY VOTERS
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~ Messrs. Editors AT the solicitation of
many friends offer myself as cstdiaaa for 81 ERIst of
The First Dtric Court OF The Parish of Orleans subject alone
81 decision of the peope-ballos-box. ~ '.#@
ae2ste W G. MULLEN.
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Prestdeas stnL Electors.

Presidential Electors.
-".
FOR STATE AT LARGE.
i. Charles Derbigny, of Orleans.
Albert G. Carter, of East FeIicfana.
ALTERNATIVES.
}. g. Campbell, Natehftoches.
q. L. FuseIier, st. Mary.
First District. ,DOEATIEN AgGUsTIN, Orleans.
Alternate. FRANCOIS GARDERE, Orleans
Second District ........JAAEs P. FRERET, Orleans.
Alternate c. KICKS, Orleans.
Third District. EDWARD DUFFEL Ascension.
Alternate LOUIS BUSH, LGfourche
Fourth District R. BARROW, West FelIciana
Alternate cYPRIEN DUPRE. St. Landry.
Fifth District. ..........BART EGAN, sR. Bienvlle
Alternate. ..,....... ROBERT HODGES. Bossier.
Sixth District. ..........S. L. CHAMBLISS Carroll.
Alternate. ORIN MAYO, Caahous. se26 to
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JMsrCseGGrets7 MoGeE,
SGtttte2's' Clothing.
NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-
PAIRING IT.

NOIlGE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-
PAIRING IT.
eudaavorius furnish the Volunteer Troops of
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing having prepared
wooden cloth and suitable undcrctohes, to be
among them. informed that the patriotic eii-
zena parishes also engaged in similar preparations
for their companies. If these contributions
clothing by them directly their several companies,
without my being Of the quantity and kind sent the
companies supplied confusion and waste will be the
sequence.
great importance that each Of soldiers have
good substantial wooden suits possible but i. is also
important M there OF aelou those supuy-
ing them in order avoid sending supplies to com,
pAnies.
therefore urgently The citizens of the country
parishes TO send in this city supplies of clothing us
they prepare with explicit directions rs 10 the companies
Or individuals for whom they inlendsd will take care
th" they reach their destination, The should be boxed
up Or baird and directed IN New Orleans tie name
OF the copany for WHICH they marked on it, and
en to me of It's contents that may not dupi
cate the articles
Respectfully request tho newspapers to give publicity these
suggestions IL cend, raFioD the objects effected
THOS o. MOORE, Governor
New Orleans, ang. IL 1851. auI9 2uf
WALL FAFk4&............".Ev WALL. PAPER.
J. J.. E.V Frs,
90 Charities street,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN French and American PA
PER HANaINGs orders Conera Oaks and Marbles In sy
cry variety.
S~PsTtIcusr attention paidto all work in ajsns. dat "
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'wpnNrsptY MORNING. OCTOBERa. 1861


AcAnEMy or Music .---'' ireland and America y
has sim the run of this popular place Of anusee
naent, and Harry Mccarthy and Miss Lottie Estelle
are steadily growing into favor by their rendition
Of The ieadias parts. Harry, will sing several Of
his most popular particle sengs tonight, and in
tie Hast piece, The Irish Tutor, will sing Brian
Boroihne Il and !. The Groves Of Barney The
biilis a good one. F5s
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F5N We axe authorized to announce It. D.
HAR ht as candidate for the office of SHERIFF for the
Civil CoN Of tue Parrish of Orleans. Election first Monday in
November '-fH ~ 9rto
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gsw erleaus aas grestH avedusaas oruaa pbs g. 1861
--------------------
sdcids.

e6Gidss - \.
NITRIC AND UR1ATIC.
A few carboYs OF each, for sale by
JAMES SYME,
os 2p2t Druggi.t, 1874 Canal street.