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Babes BA4rEEY.ns-In Col Gantt,s regiment
q portion OF. WHICH arrived here yesterday, is :
gentleman named Preston, Taylor. Ii we except
the faetthat ar Payler is six feet three inches in
height, there would be nothing remarkabse in his
appearanee, but for the immense gun he carries,
Judge, BINS elephant ganj9 for the Heavy
5auafds, would hear no comparison to his piece Of
ordnance. II is five feet eleven and half inches
N length, and carries % ball about two inches in
diameter. On account Of his size, Mr.. Taylor ia
fa,niliarly called E Babe 9 BY his comrades, and
the term {. Babes Battery is applied to his gun
i0ne soi our citizens, on seeing the mammoth
weapon, made It's possesser a present of a BAG Of
buekshnt, and Mr. Taylor says he will ( scatter
them /" IN the right place Memphis Avalanche,
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n SUNDAY evening Ist inst, of inflammation of the brain
Wexford, Ireland. a. ' VI Wv "u'y
ana aeqasintances of the family and those his
broihersinaw Richard and Michael Phcsn are respectable
invited to attend his funeral socock afternoon from hs
late residence No 24l Front Levee street.
On the 9TH Of August at o'clock A. NJ at the residence Of
hdI hfolRer uhnean areig ESD Prairie Sore l. Lafavette
Year Of her age. ~ = - - - zs4' 10y
9h me a q sgS q Grand Chentre Parish of VeIm
nS a oUdH resident of this city formerly
'ot AIeGandiia Va IN the 18th year Of his age "
ks>stchmond and Petersburg papers plesse CODY
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". N. M o Cd


CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,
Who has still hand tbs best Of everything in h line and at
prices that satisfy every patriot and soldier
any article having the interruption of sup
plies.
Fine Flannel Campaign Shirts,
Beautifully made In this city with Side Pockets Buttons
ranted never to come off, and consisting Of a
score of handsome patterns
FINE LINEN CHECK SHIRTS 49,
coLoRRD LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS
HEAVY SILK UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS.
81, WOOL :. ..- -.
=. COTTON .
CANTON FLANNEL UNDERsHiRTs AND DRAWERS
WOOL sOCks-At the cost Of yarn only.
DOUBLE COTTON soCks-ror tender feet.
LARGE SILK POCKET HANDKERCuIEFs
HEAVY BUCK AND CAMPAIGN GLOVES
WHITE MILITARY GLOVES d..
cRAyATs AND susPENDERs, and every article for a
Complete Toilet,
Remember, at
s. N. MOODY's
se2 2pateod Corner OF Canal and Roy 1 streets.
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RIsrpEoN1es PRocr.AssAraos.

ENEMoNT's PEoGI.AHzaTIOS.
Aftefall the other excuses and violations of Law
committed by he Northern Government and i'd
agents we are not surprised To see that Fremont
has declared martial law IN ST. Louis. According
to this proclamation, any person found with arms
in his hands is to be courtmartaIed and shot. The
property Of all such persons is to be confscated
Their slaves are declared to be free. People are
warned to stay at home under severe penalties
| In short reign Of terror, and even worse than
reign of terror, has been proclaimed in st. Louis
| by this Legitimate son Of a foreign fiddler.
1t is evident from this that the rules OF war are
not be respected BY this vindictiye tool of the
| Northern tyranny. Thus, il Missourian, engaged
IN defending the soil Of his State, is captured in
btlta hs is not to be treated as prisoner of war
but Is to be put to an ignominious death. We
shall how this rule will work, only applied il
one single instance. We venture TO say that the
first man thus shot by Fremont's order will cost
the North fearful and terrible retribution. Ben
/ McGalioch has never had any particular fancy for
taking prisoners; He has prepossession in fagal
OF making clean job OF whatever he undertakes
Let il be known TINT Fremont shoots the hIfssou-
rlans who are taken with arms on their persons,
and acGulloeh will never take another prisoner.
The Hessians who have gone among the people of
missouri I 70 afiye them from their homes, when
taken BY the Confederates viii, ID that event, be
slaughtered upon the field, and it will be right to
do it.
+ getting time for US 70 be 1isnissing all senti.
mentality and naanby pambyism in dealing with
sum a roe as we nave no meet III we were nght
Ivy WIN clvllizse people, II @oald oe our anty' as
~ az 40 " cail' WIEN
~. y tAe RAMS ana
go !. ..s..aea ous w pace ourselves
haihpef ana
N.hsnis ceareesies
= y Y lashaol towards
{. s4.s.S = - sils'etye's so malignant 50
i -. m4tn sie iheahesb and
siSo.ass1 .,ts4 - pea's iHesa are
apd ,,orIt;co h,,t le..tsu y ettoli.en'S
o'Ae1s thhV nothing
n Z - l.-e @i i1.sn
~ 'naa9 o. upon missouri, ana
Is Nc ~ " " snet tthey resist What
= ~ ny taSe u sle enemy II theg are
g III sur
- e 1879 pssu " NY rsuerais, were
- ~ poQies laehtlea py
..i 'a,e so.ory a. manassas. Every
III $50 tnas u - nee humanity mat Keeps
.ion eoauihs " susineh death me crew OF
= :. 70 Anaahi hssfypoay knoWs mat
~ 4oi tlie lays OF honorable warfare
'ioi every Soathefhef
80 - - uaef pt4sehs. IL Is nothing but
!, ~ o ,iiat restralns them.
e !, sets Tue peltef
-. i'iaii - snot lot- ae
IL ~" noheils 5 saottid mere
- aaI ~ ~ 2 teiFtpte and complete.
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VIEW MUSIC ~ be publishers have aidapon our
Z table the following new pieces 81 music, to which
we direct the attention Of cur readers
Ne lly vas Bright and Happy,n words By
.' "A The Virginia poetess, and music by Jas.
s q. New nan. Published By T.sP. Werlich & Hal
sey, los and 5 Camp street.
Is Flowers from Foreign Lands, also published
by tho above MINED firm, q, Ri $ '.53
81 . Eisn Bayna, & with variations, by Ernst. w,
4 Muller J.. r. Werlein 8 Halsey.
:. resident etferson u Grand March by
4 fora sByrne, I. y. gerlein u Ifalsey.
" He Z Goaep with French and English words,
4 enc q me 1. Nealyeauties dd Jour h of Mr.Louis
tsfnne@aid, n q 70 Ghartfes street. Thisis 4 beau
tifal song and the ton better than
sthe great majority such Efforts is By Mrs Fen
u haa, of this eias @ s8aa
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Volunteer Relief Committee.
10 ALE COOP CITIZENS.

10 ALE CITIZENS.
New ORLEANS Aug 10, 1861.
As this Committee has received with seap regret pngtr,e
PROOF That ositons have been praeced upon the public gen
eroSity by obtaining we're not entitled to the
same they hereby appeal MI good citizens may come
TO ae Knowledge OF any such of fraud ine
bers OIL the Committee in person. leave Information
with as little deayas possible their office ecerys Room
OF Board of Assistant Aldermen The following
Of the Comrnittee-
GERARD ST1TH, Beard of Aldermen
S. P. DELABARRE e. E.
... L. i. F0RSTALI, .
. b. j. II, HUcKIES, .
49, JAS. BEGGS, Board Of Asst, Aldermen.
". F, HoDGKINs, :. .
49, J. D, LEEFE, =. =.
. . JAMES DAVIS. :.
=v, 4. .. ..-- a.. =. 90. F.. JAMES BEGGS
+ ania 2ptf ... t.--- Chairman of Committee
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Stz8sGl'iess

800 b=gs prime RIO COFFEE.
80 bbls. MESS PORK.
$40 tiercr prime LARD.
90 casks BACON SHOULDERS.
100 erces SUGAR CURED HAMS
aOO bha extra and superIne FLOUR.
lGO kegs SHOT, assorted, buck and drop.
200 cases SARDLNBS, half and quarter boxes
100 boxes CASTLE SOAP.
6D0 boxes Star CANDLES Il and l6 o.
800 bbis. Rectifed WHISKY.
500 bbis. Refined, Crushed and Powdered SUGARS
100 cases OYSTERS and LOBSrERS
For sale by
-e JOHN T. MOORE & CO.,
RulO 2pln ~ =, 4 20 po,.fr,z -..,o,
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Concert In Aid Of Third District Va ,,.s.

meeting held at to Hall OF Hone Hook and radd
Fire Company Ne g. on SUNDAY Sept l. 1851 for the n,r
pore Of procuring WINTER CLOTHING for the Volunteers of
the Third District now at the Seat Of War - A.
Inc following officers were Long President
=. q. Baum, Secretary; Dave Bradbury, Treasurer
Twas unanimously resolved to give series of CONCERTS
at the Desoto School House Vaudeville in aid of the
above cause the first which will September L. at
,7la o'clock. P. NJ. ~. + . 49,. ~
Nomnitee OF Webster Long, A. H. Swanson
y" D. sfafke, Josiah Jones, Jos Jacobs NJ. Dunn ,
Mr. CHAs YAEGER has, rendered his Brass Band free If
charge.
All VI ana instrumental amateurs wishing pac pate in
ms noble cause ate respectfully requested to leave their nd
~ the Of the President No s Charities street.
Dale Moreau). Tickets, 80 cents.
SCI 1t FrI ~ sEar=It t-- JoS q RaJr,f c,o.
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Soldiers EgoghSgso.
NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-
PAIRING IT.


PAIRING IT.
am now endeay0rng to furnish the Volunteer Troops of
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing am having
uniform onts of WOODEN cloth suitable undergraduates 10 be
distributed among them informed that the patriotic c.
zens OF several parishes also engaged similar preparations
Tor the benefit OF their companies If these contributions of
clothing Are sent by them directly several companies
without my being of the quantity kind sent and the
companies supplied great confusion and will be the con-
sequence.
soldier can only certain quantity of clothing II is
great Importance that each soldiers shall have
good substantial wooden Suits possible but IL also
important that there heconeert action among those supply
ing Them in order to avoid sending dolbe supplies to com
pauies.
lhereore urgently recommend the of the country
parishes to send me- in this city such supplies clothing as
hey may prepare, with explicit directions companies
OF individuals for whom they intended. VIII take care
that they reach their destination The clothes should be boxed
up or oaed and directed in New Orleans with toe name
OF the company for WHICH they intended marked on it, and
statement tent OF its contents so that may not dpp
cate the articles
respectfully request the newspapers give publicity 10 these
Suggestions in consideration of the oects to be effected
THOS. O. MOORE, Governor,
New Orleans. Aug. II. 1861. AUG 2Dtf
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! mn Late Battle il wsatsrn virginia,

I
A Republican dispatch from Galpolis, Ohio, gives
the following version Of the late battle in estern
Virginia ss 74sssr .5-,s tg
The battle at Cross Danes, near summerville. ON
the 18th inst, proved TO be bloody affair." The
following are all the particulars we have learned :
The SeventhQ Ohio Regiment Col. TYLER, was s.ir
rounded while at breakfast, and attacked on h6th
tanks, and in front simultaneously. Our men i'm.
msdiately formed for battle and fought sbrayely.
while they saw hut little chance of success. the
enemy being too powerful. Col Tyler sent for
ward 70 the baggage train, which was coming IN
three miles distant, and had itturned back toward
Gauiey, which point it reached in safety {8
Companies b g and /, suffered most severely.
They particularly were in the hottest Of the f16t
and stood up to it brassly aud fought their way
through fearful Odds making dreadful slaughter in
the enemy's ranks. -
The Rebels force consisted Of 5000 infantry, 400
cavalry and ten guns. The Federal forces scat
tered after they had cut their way through, but
soon formed again and fired, but received no reply
or pursuit of the enemy. Our loss cannot be
definitely ascertained, though not over 2og are mis-
stag out of 900 engaged, The rebel loss is fearful.
Bieut. Col. Creighton captured the enemy's eolors
and two, prisoners. VIZ sE SAoF
The following is listof the officers known to be
klleds Capt. Dyer, Painesville; Capt Sherclih,
Go.G, Obera Capt. Sterlmb, james, Co. I
5Aaiatant N DeForrest, Cleveland Lieut.. Ghas.
Narrentz and Sergeant Major Ling Warren, Ohio.
Inc other field officers are altsafe.4 ~ f@H4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-02
Rules for tlae Government of the Free yeee-
table Market.

The Market to be opened from O'Clock A. ~ till p NJ on
TUESDAYS and FBID AVS until further notice commencing
on TUESDAY NEXT, 18th inst.
No application for Vegetables etc. will be recsiyed unless
the signed by the Alderman or Assistant Alderman of
The Ward and District in which the ppcan resides
AL persons DESTROYS Of contributing Vegetables Provisions
etc. for the requested 10 send the stne the Vol
uneer Relief Conntttee,p Waterworks Bidding 1end of
Canal street.
Fersons contributing will please mark their baskets or bags
with their names anil locations order that the same may be
returned to them Persons will he the building receive nil
donations and an account Of The Willie correctly kept
Persons applying for eief wilt the upper sas of the
building and when supplied Will pass out on the lower side so
as to prevent confusion.
TICKETS are not transferable, and supplies will be delivered
without them and they be presented each application
Mr. a g. Merke has Kindly rendered his services to the Com
ittee 70 receive slaughter and up ali Beef Cattle that
may be Donated.
.r. THOMAS MURRAY,
II. BIER.
GARDNER SMITH
E. F. SCHMIDT,
aug Lpt D. l. RICARDO. Committee
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Ladies Volunteer Aid Association.

The Ladies' Volunteer Aid Association call attention to the
following resolution
Resolved Thai applications will be received from Compa
nies that have authenticated by
Tracy or Adiutaut General Griyet. mylh antF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-02

~ Coal GIL and lamps Country Mer-
chaHts Planters and the public generally vii find the Great
outheEn Goal Oil and Lamp Emporium No Charities street.
oy far the largest and only complete stock of PURE GOAL
OILS and COAL OH LAMPS In this city, which Msssrs Co
VERT HILL offer the trade or al retail at lower prices
they can be purchased for at any ether house in the
soath. rs as ,mvs as
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.zE{iSsneI'y and EDs'essmsaking.

Having Still on hand ge and varied assortment Of elegant
MlLhH HRI would Inform the Indies of New Orleans and
country that will sell II of at very moderate prices for
CASH.
dARlBALDI RIDING HATS, n-great variety.
MpURNIN| BONNETS, in great variety
In my pfessmakrg Deraftp1er am making and Tim,
Mug Dc.ae the fashionable nnnuvr al greatly re.
duced prices.
&l5"oFderS tronl The country promptly attended 10.
Mrs. N. E. BENSON,
Dyessmaker and Minef,
Hu2o 2oSae l5 Canal st,up stairs adoing D. H. Holiness
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Proceedings
OUISIANA STATE .CONYENTIn
IN ENGLIsH AND FIR ENCrI.

LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION
IN ENGLIsH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Conveu
on Tin both lsngaages the CONSTITUTION of the State
as amended. - .--F
For sale by
' BLOOMFIELD STEEL, PETER o'DoNNRIr,
I. L. WHITE, HERBERT K FS(1OTzSsE
GEO ELLIS, W F.GOLDTHWAITE,
P. HALVES CO., g. E. EZEKIEL,
I. F1T2WHLlAM
As~orders from the country tiled a liberal dscosnt
my22 2ptt
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toNCERflsy AN Up OF TIRE ntRD TisTRlGg YoIBN-
fEERs VIII be- seen by the proceedings Of a
pnbiss meeting, Rbich re publish ia. another
column bat f5e good people Of the Old Third are
UP ana doing IN aid cf their gallant bretAren who
y are in ViIginias They VIII give a series of Com
eerts The hrstto be The f2thinst., at theDesoto
Seheel- hollse. or Vaudeville street. ste Charles
: faager " no has nobiy ana generously rendered
his Whole brass band, free Of charge for these con
eerts will direct the musical part of the entartain
d fients rfithe committee of,arrangements, who
/ are raen rho never AL in anything they under
take, viii ensure al being do.e that is possible to
make Tue affair successful May good fortune at
tend ahei7 efforts ~ g3s BE- az 9{ " Il s4EesqJ j
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Notice..

FROM ahaatts this day, the Of the GARONDEJ EFT
GUARDS will be changed TO the SOUTHERN 5IJGHT
GUARDS. Headquarters at No. IL Gravier street.
Se| 1pot -. --..L-.... Nj. WILSON sCaptap e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-02

RSHNotice-4 take this method of Offering
my professional CHARGE 10 the families of be
who are absent from the city military duty Residence on
Harmony street, between Pytania and Coliseum Streets Fourth
District
uySl aptf p yE1sFR MN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-02

"AEVF WFH Nb HF'NEe
SUCCESSOR TO SEWELI, T. TAYLOR ! JNpoprpD M,
FINE OLD VINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
Nos. ID and IS Royal street.
as now nstore large supply of the celebrated I'VE
bouHY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts and pnts brands
w; CHARLES HEIDsE1CK, PIPER HEIDsETCK, par
HEN iiFH and other brands of inferior quality have
"fse assortment Of the best Old shefs such as AMONrI
LADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHoR sHERRIEs- I838-S0uTHsIDE MADEIRA Of
aec Importation other Madeiras of lower grade supeol
oa London Dry Dock PORT other Ports of less grade
ne decorated sAaARAC BRAEDIES-vintage 1885, 1875,
p Hha l0ob-a large supply always All grades of
Cl'AREr and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood. yyH1s
his-Scoch and Irish Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat Whis-
Eys. SCOTCH AIEand PORTER in pnts aud quarts COR
b4Als, etc, My usual the best WINES which
vi" De sold on as the city,
AARON BIRD,
ala 2ply Nos 1ao,5 7. D Avn, u.uo.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-02

.&S~ Superintendent Public Education -
lease announce thar HENRY AVERY, the present snpen
endent OF Public Education is candidate reelection
aulT 2ntd " N
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ARRIpALl or CHS. ALBERT SYDNEY JOHNSTON
Y We are grat;fed 10 learn that this distinguished
gentieman and soldier arrived in this city yester-
] day. Hsis inst from California coming through
Arizona and Texas Gen. Johnston is accompanied
W bis ssaffs ana has taken lodgings at the ST.
Charles Hotels vi ss rs s3g s3ss5s tge1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-02
What G1a s4aCfaEE CoRgh

This generally the hear continually used nv
persons when they hear many bad coughs How few
also are aware OF the fatal consequences negecng cough
Do they not know that ny end in consumption. Why then
neglect it: Why not get rid Of It by using
DIR. Davis
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TARt
This valuable medicine will the case The tick.
ling sensation in the throat will cease pEcms membrane will
be reved aud death by consumption entirely avoided.
For SALE wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT l. CO.,
q and Isl Charities street,
seq 2p3teod<W New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-02

szr The Communication signed Cotton Buyer
ia reply 70 Cotton Factor, = has been received
Al q otton Buy has not furnished Us with his
address, hss communication, according to rule
long since adopted, must go into the barrel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-02

q oficE oF TIE 5YoI uNEEEk T. EI.IEE COMMITTEE
BE publ are notified BY Mr. Jas. Beggs, Chair
man Of thu Committee for the Relief ii HE Families
that until further notice tile regis
# tkation af Harnes VIII cease ss .Ef
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Notice,

Contributions for the Sick and Wounded Soldiers of o
are to be lett at WILLIAM Il. SMITHS store No. s. ray
street. .'N'''5 m s5"n '"'' -
' s. By order of the Committee - D.,
- ~ W. A. GILMORE, President
d.. RIcARDo, Secretary. ..t... 500 2rtr
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Volunteer ReIaf COMMITTEES.
PARTICULAR NOTICE, -

registration Of names of applicants Relief at the
hands oil this Cmmitsee NECESSARILY ceases from this date until
further notice. Ie, = ..... ,,r . ~ ,a- 4
..s.E 49, s+aI- 4- z.+.f y. JAMES BEGGS
se- zpu fss < -.lf Chairman of Committee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-02

- Herrimg's Patent Champion Fire and
Burgsr Proof SAFES Mes S. and 81 ravier street. Now or
leans. Az oot,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-02
Every .a,.nsy aud .vapy O0ace,.

Should provide himself with The best description Of comfo
able and we'll made SHIRTS and FURNISHING GOODS to
be had by doing half the supply will SUFFICE and the an
of having to make your garments over again at the
war, buying Ones avoided To insure saisfnc
tionn RtrouiEe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-02

Any disposed send up Vegetables or any other
articles for the benefit of the FAMILIES OF THOSE WHO
HAVE GONE TO THE r. are informed that they viii
be transported by the MEXICAN GULF RAIIRO AUFREE
OF CHARGE and handed the Committee for distri-
lntinn
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To kRs,eresak Plies.

n q = X TEN8s
Use GAYETTY'S INDICATED PAPER for the water
closet, made Of pure Manila Hemp, without chsnlcs and
me1icaed by entirely and prevents Piles
1t is blessing 10 the sick and tho healthy Uneqpaet
cure. Incompatible preventive. All other paper poisonous
and pile producing.
For sale, Wholesale md retail by
j. WRIGHT Il CO.,
Sole Propre:ors
q and ISL Chartres street.
SCI 2p%eod<W New Orleans.
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VoIusFEaas HANTRp. The Norton Guards want
number Of ahlesbodied young men, who wish to
go ana Eight for their country, te join them. Per.
sons deslFous Of doing SO win apply at the com.
pany j. headquarters. No. OIL Gravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-02

Wool : Messrs. Vose & West, Nos. lls and l2l
street wish 10 purchase In any quantity Those
FhefaEe it for sale should give henla cali,
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y HI eial.
OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS )
ofthe consolidated Debt Of New orIeapp

OFFICE OF rHR C0NMIssrhyErs ~
K @ " Ofthe consolidated Debt Of New 0reapp {
,,,o n,re - s.'S NeT' eFi'@nf' Aug 90 1861. }
GEO L BRIGHT, Esq, Attorney at Law having been dplv
appointed COLLECTOR for This Board at It's sitting Of The
9Th inst, 8. -
Notice hereby given that from aud tots date Mr.
GEO l. BRIGHT is tho sole and only authorized person to
Foscente demand collect the debts or obligations of Whit
eTer kind due the old corporation The several municipalities
and the c Lafayette prior to the consolidation of the same
ApFevious contracts or agreements with other parties arc
hereby revoked. A'" 80 tE'4 tr5
e- By order Of the Board : .
au29 2plm' ~ oDsBYtys secrats,v
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i'o l fouNp.--An advertiser in eur paper this
aeInns has Found slSe pointer dog See advertisement for
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eoMafssloss FoR fHE PuReHAsE Or 4RMs.-
Massrs 9. $. Hewes and ". D, Parhat have been
authorized TO proceed 70 the interior of Arkansas
and procure az the arms to be had, for the use Of
TIE Confederate States. They left yesterday, and
i thought that they VIII Do eminepfly success
as there are said 70 be large quantities Of arms
scattered about through that State. n n 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-02

THE attention Of mathematical students ia SO.
lieiied to the card Of Prof NeCarly whose
Ia an eminent degree his peeusT apnsS as successful in
struetor Of thai inportanl science.
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