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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-16

DAY INCRB B,\SED-DRAGOONS ron
the u. $. Army Wanted loo young mon, 10
whom horses equipments, ratons, olo.hinx, and
meiicAl st,sndance wiz be furnished, with good
pay " esch soldier. Appy 1872 Hudson st % Stac'
SHoEMAKBRS WANTED-TwO OR Three
= hundre,i men to work army shoes: vsges
% cent?. ApPiy W ELISHA HANS1lRw, 1sl Fi,-
n st cor. HasAau, Brooklyn. ccii 2l'i3B
SOLDIERS WANTED--F0R TIfH Y. 8.
- Amy-3O0 sbe bOiied fRen term - service,
ihree years pay from Si3 " gs2 per month, with
Bcnd bard, cluthing and mclical attendance; 800
bNunty given AZ the expiration n term " service.
Apply i the PRINCIPAL Rendezvous. ~ Chatham 81,
New York City. IAeut. T. N. SiTOIH, 9TH InfAn-
Try u. 3. A. Recr1iisng Ofiow. ccif Aas'iT
SIhEMAKERS ATTENTION
DS0 shoep tkers wAntei " work on army ahoas
Al aivAnoed prices at ~ Dey 81 6'1ge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-16

HORSE, &c., FOR SALE CHEAP-A Horse,
IL wagon and milk route, chance seldom met
with. Inquire cor. Bauk st aud WAyerly Place, OF
w r. LEFI RGE oci5 3'lC5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-16

DoRBACH c MANNING,
IL ruTACIuRHEs ~
TRUNKS, VALlSES, CARPE BAGS So,
No. ~ WARRHS at. and hSl BRsADwAu,
NEW YORK.
FACTORY,
100 hAHKJr sr., NHvAtH, NJ
I'm. RORBACa. TT. MANNING
Retailing es- than wholesale prices during tina
war. iyiSu-iis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-16

TO LIQUOR DEALERS AND FAMILIES
i lave established q dsyllery of mat whis-
S'y, y T. les gal; brandy and rum ~ T. ~ cts;
GA, 10 I, b0 cs.; French spirits, en-. All run
.rrpgh the am al st II, s,i OF great purity Recti.
ied snirits, .? cts THOs. A. DRVYR, cor. North
.'rh and Fir,i SD. Wilizmsbutgb ocll 9lac.iOo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-16
MACHINEs-LApIEs TAUGHT

SEWlNG MACHlNEo-LADIkS TAUGHT
~ IN operate on Singers and wheeer a Wilson's
sewing machines, by an old experienced teaoher,
Practice I'LL perfect On work, aud recommended Va
u, near Allen, private dwelling. oci0 2tao'itb
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-16

SECURE AND COLLECT YOUR CLAIMS.
- htlcbahts ana Dtu,ine-s men realiEs ilnme-
dl,tey upon their uut'ss. accounts and 4 d.mt4ds A.
sc liv .Iyc cash u twu-thifds their value.
Builders nni mechanics ,'.n se,ure their liens and
g,sh IN a,Aancc.
ias busin"S promptly attended h.
g. n llOO 81, unsdilur. At Law, 10 wall st., ~
V. Advice always free. sell tf.i9l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-16
ARTICLES FOR SALE,

RIRDS-BIRDS-JUs ARRIVED FROM
- Germany with hne lot Of HArtk Mount.l
Canarea, 1 offer them for sale W the public at very
low prices Also, Goldsnchss, Lnnela, b aokb birds,
starlings, Skysrks, and some Nightingaes and Au-
straAn Paroqutes. The genuine Mocking Bird
food is always W be had In my store. CHAa
ROSE. North william a. ocl 3lao'i63
CHOICE BIRDS-CHARLEY ZOLLER,
~ Of No. North William 81, has Just arrived by
the Bayaris from Hamburg, with choice collection
Of fine singing birds, Of all the most desirable vari-
eties. Lovers Of ins birds will find II well worth
their while N call and purchase. ocll fao'lIO
HORSE, &c., FOR SALE CHEAP-A Horse,
wagon and milk route, chance seldom met
with. Inquire cor. Bauk 81 aud Wayerly Place OF
w p. LEFIRGE. ocl6 3'lt5
HORSES FOR sALE-l0 YOUNG Horses,
II Just from Canaca- from D 10 O years od, 10
Iands high, NJ for hatcher, baker doctor, military
lr aEy lytt business and some last Travellers Will
90 +od chsan, as the owner has no cAll for them
Inquire at BAL Canal It, until sold. ocl5 3'l1
uORSRS FOR SALE-11 YOUNG CANA
l dian Horses. Just from Can ala from l4k to l5
llnds bghs, some are well matched aud good tray-
lers aud will hs sold at War prices. Apply at
g. Wait 1t, between Hudson and YArick - until
sold. slb S'i56
H)RSES FOR SALE-TO BE SOLD FOR
IL want Of vsa, 10 or 10 gaod work horses, TO be
every Afternoon until sJld, ~ the HtADea OF
REILLY q GREEN, ioe dealers, 9OI Weat 2lst "a.
ocl2 6'l43
HORSES FOR SALE-1i SOUND YOUNG
hOrsea, suitable for down town carnan, trucks,
coa carts OF any kind Of heavy work. Can be seen
At II Leroy st. bet Beo ford and Bsscker. oc9 6'l29
NIOLASSES FOR SALE
INl5DU barrels choicest New Orleans Aols@ei.
Ny own importation. THOMAS H. AGNEW, 1900
Greenwich 81, and 50 Murray Il. OLD l4ac'lT
CL0OP ORSALE-ASLOOPO OF IL TONS,
> bat years old, and in perfect order; Will carry
800 bushels under patches. For part oulars inquire
board. Lside Of the bridge d hoboEen' or wIu
trade for sail skin. D SIfo
| C,TEAM ENGINE FOR SALE-ONE 80
= horse power horizontal steam engine one " do
| do uptigit steam engine and boiler one and 4
Steam engine and boiler also lot shalting, pulhes,
| and hangers All In hrst running order. App "
| ANDERsON 4 McLAREN, So and 9s HorAtio 81.
oclI 6'i56
| SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE oRIRent
| O-Binger's, Wheeler a Wilson's, and others, "a
Il hand, cheap for cash, or part payment. Machines
| bought exchanged, repaired and improved, AZ $50
| Broadway room 8, up stairs. n. B.-Lot o. oro-
/ yer bag machines, in perieo order. 90 se-c lss
SEWING MACHINES, l4s EHESTER B.,
- ons door east u Bowery, is the beaa place v
| get Singers, Grover a Bakers, and oeher sewing
| machines repaired In the mosi subsaAnnA manner
B.-Needles, shutaleS', bobstns, gsngea, a. q
| wholesale and retail. SD ssAo "'
WAGONS FOR SAILS GooDpsEcoNI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-16

PIRDS-BIRDS-JUST ARRIVED FROM
- Germany with hne lot OF HArtz Mount.a
CanArea, offer them for sale W the public at very
low prices. Also, Goldanches, Linnets, Black birds,
Stsrlingy, Skylsrks, and some Nghtingales and Au-
straan Paroquites. The genuine Mocking Bird
food Ia always " be had In my store. CHAs
ROSE, North william a. ocl 9laosi8S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-16

HORSES FOR sALE-l0 YOUNG Horses,
Just from Canaca irJm ~ years o Il, 10
anls high, NJ for hatcher, baker, doctor, military
lr apy hgit business; and some last Travellers; will
90 4nd chan, the owner has no cAll for them.
Inquire At b4l Canal IT. until sold. ocl5 3'l2l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-16

SLOOP FORsALE-AsLOOP OF IL TONS,
> bat years old, and in perfect oIder viii carry
800 bushels under hatches For part culars inquire
on board. il side Of the bridge u HoboEen or win
trade for q sail skill OO SIfo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-16

CHOICE BIRDS-CHARLEY ZOLLER,
~ of No. 3 North William 81, has Just arrived by
the Bayaris from Hamburg, with choice collection
OF fine singing birds, Of all ths most desirable vari-
etes. Lovers Of hns birds will and II well worth
their while N call and purchAss. ocll siac'lI0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-16

III )RSES FOR SALE-TO BE SOLD FOR
i L want Of visa, 10 or 10 gaod work horses, TO be
seen every aiternlon until sIld, At the stables OF
ocl2 6'l49
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-16

HORSES FOR SALE-1i SOUND YOUNG
i L horses suitable ior down town carman, trucks,
ooAl carts OF any kind Of heavy work. Can he seen
al II Leroy st. bet Bsd ford and Bssoker ocJ 6'l29
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-16

uORSRS FOR SALE-ll YOUNG CANA
L dian Horses, Just from Canada, from lak to Is
ulnds highs some are well matched aud good tray-
'.lers, aud wilI be sold at War prices Apply at
g. Wait 1t, between Hudson and VArick s., until
sold. slb B'l06
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-16

MOIASSES FOR SALE
INlJOO barrels choicest New Orleans MolaSeS.
Ny own importation. THOMAS X. AGNEW, 1850
Greenwich s., and 50 Murray Il. olo 24ac'l2T
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-16

-. 70 3. saAsaa OF GAIA on BAaaAak- -
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18
Railroads.

RUTLAND ~ BURLISGTOy II. II
1861. sCAMERI ARKANGEMEAT. 1891
az and after Mon bay, May ls 1851, Trains viii
ADTun follows. VIZ:
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burling tonl BOO and II1s A M, and s o
Z. N.
Arrive A. Rutland. BIZ " l % AMI II30PN
Leave Rutland. 3 u a. II sHd Y Is Z. 81.
Arrive al Bellows FallF IDA. n and 2 % + II
MOVING NORTH AND TEET.
Leave Below u u . and So p. Il
Arrive al Rutland 2 80 and SEQ 2. n
Leave Rutland, 2 j. ard 3 o. Il. II. and 9 IS i. II
Arrive 81 BurliBg toI. 80 and ; 20 a u. and %
PM
TRAIEs Cd INJECT As FOLLOWS
At Burlington With VI Central. and Vt * Cana
da RailT0 ads, for Montpelier, -. Adams. kCuse's
Point. Montreal. OgEensburgh, and the West.-At
Rutland with trains for Troy. Albany ana New YORK
Saratoga Springs, Schenectady and the West-At
Bellows Falls with tfains Cheshire Railroad for
Fitchburgh. Worces1er. Lowell and Boston. With
Vt Valley z, ;or BTatteboro, Springfield Hart
ford. New Haven and NeW York-and with Sullivan
Railroad for WiDdsoF, W. K Junction. Wells River
St. JOhusbury. Barton. Littleton and tie White
Mountains.
pssseD gers for the West viii 1n1 the cheap. pleas
ant and expeditions route.
Sleeping cars all night trains between TrOy and
Rutland snd Montreal.
For tickets and all necessary information inquire
the Offices the linE.
"a. CHAPLIN sup't
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18
Public Houses.

THE McC ALDEL HOUSE.
l. LADIES ORtISARY.
GESTLEMEN'S ORDINARY.
AND RESTAURANT.
Nos $50 and 81 BtOadway Eatrance Rear Mo-
81 and 81 JAme- Street..
ALBANY
The patronage OF Citizens strangers ana Visitors
Albany is respectfully solicited The house has been
fitted up il manheF superior any IN the country
and every delcacy d the season be obtained AZ
this estsbli-hment Oh the most reasonable terms
To travellers on SteambOais and Railroads Z ia
house affords advantages over any other. No delav
will every order viii De served a. soon q
given.
Private parties furnished the shortest notice
with even thing 81 the season
i. >-Ihs house j. within 4 few steps OF the Rail
road Depot being on the block below the Delsyau
House ou the opposite side Of Broadway 25,ly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18
Lost and Found.

Observation-Disclosures from the en-
- closure ofthe sphfcriber-on or about the S,h
Of June-a two year ola !Igh1I-A iron gray
colt. OF medium sjze. one white hind foot IN
the face, around the hoe Hghri-h gray. whoestr
viii give information whore said colt i shall D. well
rewarded A.NOBLE-
Tinmouth, June II 1851.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18

Village ruigcTibe1s. served h ca-risr,..- -.'''
Office sDd Mail EutgcTibsys.. -.s.r'.' -
CT=If pay ment ts not mace strictly 81 s3Fa--s,
cents viii iu al cases he added 10 t1t-e F11
interest charged after che year; but no EAl.l (
sent 10 Subscribers cut Of the State uLI. -.
and when the SO tscEiption ezpiTes IRE Tslsi '-
Discontinued
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18

r HlOwaEY
LEWIS d FOX
FRANCIS FEM


whe2..e.ale ani.Heran Drurasr. 1.aia stree. y.
and. VI. =.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18
Billings & Chaplin.
THE EIGHTH ONDER!!


All readers Of History familiar with the fact
the little peninsula in the South Fast of Europe
en- individuals who were denominated the Seven
Wise Men of Greece. There then and is now
in state OF ruins-in Egypt, Persia and Greece,
seven assive works of art designated the seven
Wonders OF the World. These were the Pyramids
OF Egypt, the Temple of Diana at Ephesus the Co
loseus of Rhodes; the MausOleum or Tomb OF King
Mausolus built by bis wife Artimisia the Statue of
Jupiter Olympus; the Hanging Gardens of Babylon,
and the PharOs or Watch Tower of alexandria. We
have now 10 announce another, the Eighth Wonder,
modern to be sure but nevertheless marvellous,
viz That Billings Chaplin can sell every variety
of Goods for less money than were ever before of
tered at retail west of the Green Mountains. We
say what we know, when inform the people of
Rutland County that they can buy their Dry Goods,
consisting of
Ladies Dress Goods of the latest styles-DeLaines,
Prints, Bleached and Uni leached COttOns, Den
inns, Summer Pant, Cloths &C. Superior
Watch Spring Steel Oop-Skirts, also the
Union Skirtthe thing FOR 1861.
Looking Glasses, Crockery, Glass
Stone, Earthen and Wooden
Ware, Hardware, Table
Cutlery, Nails Glass,
Paints, Oils. Furniture
and Carriage Varnish, Cam
phepe Burning Fluid, and Down
er's Kerosene, West India Goods and
Groceries, Durkee's Select Spices. And in
finite variety of Household Goods, at lower prices
than have been sold in Rutland within the last half
century. Our purpose is to sell goods at small
profits for cash We can do it and make money
Call and zee if we don't.
BILLINGS & CHAPLIN
Head OF Washington street,
Rutland, VT.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18

THE nAEIY HERALD
TEE MEEErY uERALp


II PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY 1oEslAs
Aud viii contain a full fynOp-is Of the ue"s ~ Z
previous week. including fun ieleerapllg frit
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-19

No. 100 tirRvieT street.
SAc2 BE IT further enacted That and shall be the duty
Of each and citizen of these Confederate Sta,s eiI
osVe information to the officers ged with the execution Of
sia~ OF ANY and ever lands tenenen and hereditauen
goods and ehattei rights and Credits within this Contederaey
and Of every right and interest herou held owned possessed
or enjoyed by or for any ali enemy as aforesaid
SEC Belt further enacted, That ii shall be the duy of
every attorney agent former partner trustee or oher person
holding Controlling any such lands tenenens or hereaia
men goods or chattel rights credits or any interest
therein OF any such alien en- my speedily inform the Re
ceFe hereinafter provided he appointed Of the same and
t0renGer account thereof and far practicable 10 place
the same in the hands of such Receiver wheteupon s
son shaii hefuy acquitted OF all responsibility for property
and effects reported and turned any sueh person
Silta falling 70 give sach Information and render such re-
count, shall be guy Of high msderesao and mon jpdict
rseht and conviction hab fned no: Elk eeding Eve
thoaaand dollars AID imprisoned longer six months
said aos and Imprisonment be determined by court trying
tine oassapd shall further he liable be sue by said Coated
crate ses ana subjected to double The value he estate
property or EFFECTS cf le aeHphomy held by hin Or subject to
his control ol5 2p,r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-19

CeoL.-Col. Greer, of one of the Texas regi-
ments engaged in the battle of Oak Hills, relates
the following incidents:
The battle ragged hottest around the house Of an
old gentleman named Sharp, near the center of
the battlefield. After the roar of the cannon and
the rattle of small arms had ceased for short
time, an old lady came out of the house with a
bundle of clothes on her arm, passing over and
around the Dutch that lay in the yard, and near
the fence, to hang ont the clothes. Placing her
spectaces. high upon her nose, her right arm
akimbo, she exclaimed, in singular and doleful
tone, We'll, desc folks have kicked up mon
strous fuss here today -a-..a tat
Just before the battle began, brave old Cap
tain-not much of the q a. hiiEaaire about him
ordered his men to "git into line" About that
time Lyon and SiegeI opened their batteries upon
us, letting loose grape, canister and shell in per-
feet sluice. Dare" said the redoubtable Cap
tain, hear that; that's the war you've been heatn
into line! What are you budding up there for
Some of you will git hurt drectlyn w.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-19
A Suggestion.

Ed. Crescent: 1t is not impossible that the enc
my may attempt to approach the city BY coming
up the river. do not believe it can be done, but
it may be tried, and we have very properly progi-
ded against the contingency Allow me to sus-
gest the removal to point higher up the river, OF
the vessels now lying at anchor below the city. 1t
the enemy should get there, those vessels, among
them the Star of the West and the Texas steamers.
would fail an easy prey, and would be burnt or
otherwise destroyed. There is room for them in
the river above the city; and as we have recog-
nzed the possibility of an attack from below by
preparing to resist it if it should be made, it
seems to me the part Of prudence to remove all
valuable property that there is the least chance of
the enemy's destroying. SAFETY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-19

chickens to the city, there viii not be many flush
roosts for the maranders.
I The coast packet Creole leaves this morning for
Ocean Springs and the intermediate landings, re-
turning Tomorrow. She is armed and Is safe from
thespicayune tenders. The California is expected
to be at Port Pontchartrain to-day, and leaves this
evening for Mobile. Sugar and molasses are much
wanted in Alabama. The Hessians are not yet
prepared for blockade of Mississippi Sound
Possibly we may learn to-day of the Whereabouts
of some Of their squadron. 1919 ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-19

THE NEWS FROM THE CoAsr.--Last evening
courier arrived from the coast bearing dispatches
to Gen. Withers that the enemy's forces menaced
landing, from the feet outside, at the Point of
Pines" With this courier the writer had an inter-
view and he stated that two launches at least had
been seen to come in. This has naturally created
general interest, though but little excitement
this people not being of the sensational" order,
for the reason that they have strong nerves and
strong confidence in the defensibity Of the city
against the worst efforts of the enemy.
! Mobile AdTertiSer 10Th,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-19

&R G% Treasury Department. gI5I
Ab S& Richmond Aug % 1851 )
The Congress Of the Confederate States authorized the
Secretary Of the Treasury to issue bonds
eeedug hundred millions Of dollars the purpose
its treasury notes. and for making exchanges
ceeds produce aud arc and
the parchaSe of specie and military stores.
Under the authority Of previous Secretary appointed
Commissioners resident in different sections of the several
States solicit in advance manufacturers and
others subscriptions Of the proceeds the sale Of their crops
and other branches of industry paid for in bonds of the
Confederate States.
To the patriotic and Yeaous efforts of these Commissioners
less than to the lofty patriotism of the people, the Government
indebted for aggregate subscription winch reaches already
many millions of dollars The iberaity OF every class of the
community has been evuced The cotton the rice the tobacco
and the planters have Wed with each other and in the
first named staple alone the subsc pon of tie States
reaches from onethird onehalt of the entire crop
proposed freq,ently exnIanri n ptar
ee with the usual and customary arrangements planters
others in making sale of their produce not
1t only asked that each Individual shall Indicate in advance
thepopo ou of the which he is willing to subscribe tho
time and place of delivery the or merchant in whose
hands it to be placed for sale and who authorized to pay
the proceeds and receive in exchange Confederate bonds
The bonds cent payable annually and are not
to be issued of less denomination one hundred dollars ex
cet where the subscription is for less amount When the limit
fixed fifty iolars The pay nlent of thu nrreaI and in
of the bonds secured will perceived by special
act OF Congress.
The agricultural and manufacturing interests which have
the opportunity of contributing the wants and sustaining
the credit of the Governments, In condition TO make
subscriptions the loan previously authorized Their sur
plus capital already invested and their command of re
sources, in the nature OF things mainly looked for in
the future Upon spch future resources they are auth rzd
safely TO draw and the investment proposed aside from its
claims the score Of patriotism may regarded as alto
gether advantageous any other business nc
| tons.
The time of sale referred to in the caption of the lists which
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-19
.4a .1ppe0E for Small .frnts
CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES.

CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. Il, 1861.
Having been appointed by the Secretary War agent
collect receive aud purchase small for the Confederate
Sthes deem necessary aud expeden make known the
fact generally possible secure cooperation in
work which needs to be done quickly Citizens and patriots
Your Government asks for the thousands TRIED guns
thai lie unused in your houses Recent experiments have
proven that Of your fine Double Bprreed Shor uns
with the improved Mimic ball Is more than q match for the
much talked of Mimic Muske Then, bring forth and
place them upon the altar Of your couuys liberty that they
may Mt once be consecraed the noble Christian
eIse If objection be made sending away your guns aud It
be urged that you MAY need home the reply H. that
The suFest way 10 prevent the hecesy Of using home
is to place them in the hands of the many brave
men who dre chatting with anxious desire
Of fire between you and the invading foe If this answer
deemed inconcluve then the reflection those high In
lhorty those in whose Judgment all have confidence
who it but fair to presume know well necesses both
al home aud borders have, after in
auEarated This movement should be sufficient guarantee fer
tie wisdom utility and of the service you are called
on ID perform Then desire short war speedy peace
aid III acknowledgment Of our independence honorable
selves place your weapons ut the disposal Of your
AS you desire to strike the hearts who are ROW
plotting subugaion aud destruction It lie known that
the trsy Rife and the death dealing Shot Gun whc vcu
have hitherto highly priced arc to take part in the ey con
dc rendering If possible victory complete a WAS
their defeat and route on the plains of sIanassas.
My instructions contemplate that shall send forth inc our
mere popuous regions assistant agents. charged with the
Of collecting and forwarding proper points, the weapons
thus obtained II may be well here state that any one VII
wishes to do though he he visited by Agent can
greatly facilitate this work by sending any guns be has CT can
coHand to my address, of Robert Pkin Ne u Camp
street, New Odeaus
BALLARD S. DUNN,
Agent for Collecting Receiving, and Purchasing rms
Tor the Confederate States aug 2pu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-19
Socks for the Soldiers.

Having machine in operation for the purpose Wooden
Cotton Yarn solicited for the purpose of manufacturing socks
the Soldiers which will charge Any per-
who be do ed contribute his enterprise will
pease leave TIL ii buttons the Office of tbs unders
AT No, 100 Gravier street. ...
ol9 2ptt ... ..- J. +. BELKNAP
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-19
Receivers Notice.
c. DERBIGNY,
JAS, d. DENEG
Commissioners

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
' Receivers Office, No. 100 Glayer street {
aSlo& eeen appointed one Of The Receivers Sc
4estraon act for the district which lies above Canal street
excepting thereom aha portion of the parish Of Orleans
lying on the right bank of the Mississippi river would now call
The attention OF I'll Interested u the following extracts