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.s-o. Tala1non Dessommes & Co., In

RS-B. l.. Defreese, the present incumbent,
Is candidate for Treasurer iyl 2ptd
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6ogTHEEN PAGIFie RAILRoAD.-4We. direct the at
ssndon of those interested in this railroad to the
advertisement Of Mr.. II, 81 Fnlkerson which ap-
pears ii another column. It explains itself.
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S0UTnERN On GoMrANY We refer our readers
Y to the advertise of this Company which will
be found ii another column, IN which notice is
given of the advance IN price Of the oils made
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70 PARTIES INTERESTED Captain e. Alexander
vesnosce parties have claims against the steanboa.
a q Judson to send their bills aboard tho boat for pay
s1slsss Sec noiice.
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sS~aerrtng's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 81 Gravier street. Or
'A4as- dc 2ptf
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s Nons PgsForsaA AZ THE AGA DENY or Music.
Harry Mccarthy and Miss Lottie Este lie will per
& form to-day at noon, at the Academy Of Music.
Mr. Mccarthy pafsonifeations and songs are well
worth visit to see and hear, and we would advise
Our lady readers who " onld like q good mornings
amusement to go there to-day 5s5 I'd
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6roRE TO REM. That wsllknown and eligible
corner store long oceuped By Mr. Monenss clothing
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AS~0. Talamon Dessomnes - Co., Emporf-
of Foreign Dry Geod No. Magazine streeMerchants
of the interior, and from adjoining sstes visiting the city, will
find at the establishment of the complete
assomeps of Foreign Dry tiods imported
Try sold at prices lower cua be thought possible
ordinary tlnes. Give then call SEE 2r15teod
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The following named goods have Just been opened and vii
be sold cheap
200 pairs Assorted BLANKETS.
50 dozen WoRsTED NECK TIES.
. SO -. E. STOCKINGS
rs COTTON AND MERINo STOCKINGS.
900 balls WoRSTED YARN.
S50lb KNITTING COTTON, assorted Colors.
275 lbs Assorted ZEPHYR WoRsTED.
10 dozen WoRSTED DRAWERS.
80 dozen WoRSTED UNDERSTANDS
INDIA RUBBER OVERCOATS.
$50 great gross CHINA BUTTONS
s dozen KNITTED SILK sASHES for Officers.
OFFICERS SHOULDER STRAPS, BARS and ENRROID-
Erred STARS
SOLDIERS COMPANIONS AND OFFICERS BIvoAUO
BASKETS.
SILK AND WoRSTED BINDING, Of every description.
GOLD BRAID, of every quality and width.
GOLD AND SILVER CORD
GOLD AND SILVER TASsELs, CORDS AND TRIM
MINGs, for Flags.
SILK, MERlNo, AND COTTON CONFEDERATE FLAGS,
AND GuIDONS.
500 dozen MILITARY BUTTONS for Louisiana Mssssippi
and Texas.
DRUMS AND FTFES, of every quality.
LADIES' DRESS TRAININGS AND RIBBONS of every
quality.
oHILDREN's CARRIAGES HOBBY HORSES AND We
LoCIPEDEs
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN TOYS
All of these goods will be CASH and CoNFED-
FEDERATE NOTES TAKEN AT PAR.
sel6 2pMowe&sa
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EaERy Msasrs. Keerny, Blois & Co., No. 81
Magazine street, hasss this article fer SALE See sdver
tisencnt "a $500 4
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Soldiers Clothing.

NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-
PAIRING IT
am erdeavorng furnish the Volunteer Troops Of
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing and am having prepared
uniform suits WOODEN cloth suitable nndecothes to be
distributed among them. informed that the patriotic citi
Of several parishes also engaged in similar preparations
for the benefit of their companies II these contributions Of
clothing sent by them directly their several companies
without being Of the quantity and kind sent and the
companies supplied great confusion aud waste will be the
sequence.
soldier only carry certain quantity Of clothing Il is
Of great Importance that each of our soldiers shall have
good substantial wooden suits MS possible but is also
important that there be action those supply
ing them in order avoid sending donbe supplies to
panie
therefore urgently recommend the citizens Of the country
parishes send me- in this city such supplies Of clothing
they may prepare with explicit directions to the companies
individuals for whom they Intended will take care
that they reach their destination The clothes should be boxed
up bsled and directed New Orleans with the
of the company which they Intended marked IT, and
statement sent of its that may not dupli-
cate the articles.
respectfully request the newspapers to give publicity to these
suggestions, consideration objects to be effected
THOS. O. MOORE, Governor.
New Orleans Aug II, 1851 aul9 2pF
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sHNTspgs BIRD,

SUCCEsSoR TO sEWELL T. TAYLOR IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETo,
Nos. IL and Is Royal street,
Has now nsore large supply of celebrated CREME DE
BoUzY CHAMPAGNE quarts pins also other brands
viz; CHARLES HEIDSEIOK, PIPER HEIDsEICK PAR
AENTfER, and other brands of inferior quality. have
large assortment Of the best Old Sherrie ss AMONT
LADO, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MADEIRA, of
direct importation other grade Superio
Old London Dry Dock Port and other Ports of gade
The celebrated SAZARAC Observation-Disclosures 1895 1888
1902 and l805aarge supply always hand All grades of
CLARET and WHITE WINES in glass and wood. WHIs-
KYs-scoeh and Irish, Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat whs
kys. SCOTCH ALEand PORT in pnts and quarts COR
D1ALs ETC. Ny usual assortment of the best WINES which
will be sold on as reasonable other city,
AARON BIRD,
. ais 2ply Nos l3 and lE Royal street
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( 81 New ARrarLERY Eosrs. Mr. Henry T. Wade,
Jr. i eraduats ef ths Kentucky Military Academy,
and 3 eeIstlemsn whose perfect knowledge OF, mill
tsry affairs Il ven known in the city, announces
al intention, through our columns this morning of
forming i new Artillery Company, to be COM
msaded Ind Offered BY men Of military education.
All slr wade Is the person who drilled the Ninth
Regiment 81 Louisiana Volunteers It can be easily
understood that be is fully competent for the task
he undertakes, and NE wish him every success.
We want more artillery companies to defend the
city in case Of attack So the sooner they are or
ganized the better. 4sf s
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LnuIes' FUIUMteer AID AssOcia tom,
Ladies' Volunteer Aid Association cali attention to the
following resolution
Resolved. That applications will be received from Cempa
MES that have authenticated by Bgadier
Tracy Adjutant General Grivet. tnyl5 2ptf
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On the oeeasionsof The departure of the United
States troops fron Utah, much property Of the
Federal Government vas sold at nliserably lew
figures Tins, bacon sold for cent q pound,
which was conveyed hence to Utah, on Mormon
mar account, at an expense Of forty cents the
pound. great many other things were sold at
like sacriac sayse Northern paper.
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1t must be obvious every thinking man. that owing to the
distractions to commerce by the blockade war; that
Virginia, North Carolina part of Florida Alabama Georgia.
Kentucky Middle and East Tennessee must get their Sugar
and Moasses from Nashville. MOST CONVENIENT and
CHEAPER for them than from any other point These States
require O00 hhds Of Sugar ont Of present incoming crop
We have established ourselves at No Market street, Nash
ve for the sale of all the Sugar and Moasses that ship
ped to address, Planters will ship direct from their panta
tons TO expense OF shipment New Orleans Direct
Agent Memphis and Charleston Railroad via the Nashville
and Decatur Railroad, address.
Our Mr.. JAMES absent Virginia and States
making with the gs dealers in advance Of the
new of Sugar and Mosses that will enable to place the
Sugars as fast, if possible rs they received.
We pledge ourselves prompt rerances and fidelity OBJ
tanning the best prices
Liberal advances when desired Sales made exclusively
for cash.
PAYNE, JAMES & co.
References
Messrs Brown, Johnston 4 Co !
H''''' H Il: it, sS Fs's Co. For JOHN JAMES
Mr.. s. Il, Newman,
Dir J.,D Kicks,
S2l e 91Pf KAY White For B. Fl: PAYNE
Mr. John A. Roberts J $40 2pam
B.. r.. AsKEw. c.. T. ShoorE. ]. r. Aus1lr.
A SKEW. smOOTE g. AUSTIN
ATTORNEYS AT Law.
Magnolia, Columbia Co., ARK.
-References-
Henderson, Terry Co., @. Yale Jr.. Il Co.,
A. 1. Hawthorn ". Il. Smith. teZ2t
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Notice..

Notice.
Contributions the Sick Soldiers Army
arc to be left at WILLIAM H SMITHS store No s. revie
street.
By order Of the Committee:
VA. ELMORE, President.
D. l. RICARDO, Secretary SEE 2ptf
Volunteer Relief Committee.
GOOD CITIZENS.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 10, 1851.
AS this Committee has received with regret positive
proof that pusions have been prgcced upon the public gem
eroy by persons obtaining relief who entitled the
same they hereby appeal all good citizens who may
to the knowledge of any such of fraud inform
bers Of the Committee person. leave such information
with little delay possible at their Office Secetay's Room
OF Board of Assistant Aldermen The following the
OF the Committee -.
GERARD sTITH, Board of Aldermen
S. P. DELABARRE, :. :.
L. Z. FORSTALL :. :.
J. H. HUOKINS, E. :.
JAS. BEGGS, Board of Asst Aldermen
W. F. HODGKiNs, ;. 8,
J. B. LEEFE, E. :.
JAMES DAVIS, :. :.
JAMES BEGGS,
aul9 2ptf Chairman of the Committee.
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PERSEVERANCE FIRE GoMrANY No. ls.--No tice is
given II other column that The monthly meeting
81 this company vim Be held next Tuesday even.
iau at z O'Clock. - s4
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s. a. 7. The Fourth Ward Club meets to
night. . 5,. 81 :,
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NOTICE,

80 .-... . NOTICE
The following gentlemen compose the permanent committee
for the relief Of the sick and wounded soldiers Of the Southern
Confederacy-
W. A. ELMORE, President
D. I.RIGARDO, Secretary.
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Let No .Vags.se or .MOEhes'
Neglect the first symptoms of the presence of in the
delicate vcera Of young child. In ten
WILSON'S the terrible destroyer of life intellect proceed
from this cause Avoid such consequences By tho prompt
WINER'S CANADIAN vERMIFuGE,
preparation without any mineral tant and safe painless
and infalble remedy for all forms OF the complaint.
Be particular and remember the name Wners Canadian
Vermuge This is the only article that be depended
Remember this.
For SALE wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street,
se6 2p3teodAtW New Orleans.
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New Orleans, July It, 1851. jy23 2pti
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Proceedings

LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION
IN ENGLISH AND FIR ENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Conyen-
ton lin both angnage the CONSTITUTION OF the State
amended.
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD STEEL, PETER ODoNNELL,
TIL. WHITE, HERBERT EsCOUsSE,
GEO. ELLIS, W. F. GOLDTHWAlTE
P. HAWES& CO., E. EZEKIEL
T. FITzWILLiAh.
as~0rders from the country filed libera discount
ny22 2ptf
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MISS sAMrsoa WANTS JEFFs DAVIS HEAD.--A
friend has handed us letter picked up on the field
of Manassas after the roEt OF the Grsnd Army. II
Is from Miss Nareissa sampson, Of St. Albans,
Maine, to her brother Cyrus G. Sampson, Third
Regiment Maine Volunteer Militia, and the fair and
gentle Yankee Wsnch remarks pleasantly ]:
II hope you boys will have good luck and bring
home JET Davis head when you come that IL the
prayers of many here but hope and trust you
will al come back safe but that old scoandrei has
lived long enough and he must be stopped in his
career now or never. 81
The young lady appears to be quite as reckless
IN her orfhogr aphy AZ In her sentiments, and the
latter we presume, represent quite faithfully those
Of New England generally. Narcissa Sampson
AstrgTA T7oNs.A Virginia correspondent Of the
Charleston Courier says 81 4 @ 81
Speaking of operationa=ssit appears that q large
majority Of tic amputa lions performed upon the
field, as well rs those since performed have re-
suited fatally In the first instance those upon the
heid could not be immediately removed to places
where they would besquist and unfisturbed, and
when their position was thus changed, the racking
Of me cars aad amhulances, and the movement Of
tue body brought on fresh causes Of inflammation.
IN the second case, the operations since performed
have only been resDrted to after all hope of saving
limbs was gone. BY this time, the secondary stage
having set in, neither the condition of the wounded
parts nor the general health of the patient being
favorable to ampntation, he has gradually sunk
and died from it's effects. II may not be aniss to
state here that ii nearly every case in Rhefecoid
instead of warm water has been constantly applied
to the stumps of limbs and to abraidea surfaces
other circumstances being equal-the result has
bsen in the highest degree favorable. H.,
q F i
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Louisiana

SUGAR PLANTERS AGENCY
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lime for Sale.

277 Bells. LINE FOR SALE.
Apply at
sells 2plt No. So GRANlER STREET,
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s00ss, SEs0es Gasss EsTOgGsss.

Roots, Shoes 17tss BT0gGsss.
~ OLESALE
plantations supplied with prime Dtchng BOOTS. Rusee
BROGAEs; Wool Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw Ganpeschs
aATs. A. the lowest marx et pricss, by
FROST co.
No Magazine street, New Or,oel.
Oats, Capa. etc., at Wholesale.
Reareoensants receiving general assormsntsf SilA
Fur Cashmere Panama. Leghon Straw, Palm Leaf haxcs
and Wool HATS, 1.-THE lowhst market prices BY
FROST l. CO.,
iylB 2pSE 81. AZ MsssElne strsst, Nar Cre&ns
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rs There a House Evfthout rats 2

We think not It is astonishing think of The quantity of
food they make way with fact what would support at least
three children Why do you allow them to remain. This
the question: Don't you know that
WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH EXTERM1NATOR
will lay them in the dust you will perfectly free from
dreadful nuisance?
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Sole Projectors,
q and ISL Chartres street,
scl6 2p3teodkltW New Orleans.
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nslu GrIsans 1ailg Grssfsnt,
urrIcItL JOURNAL OF CRY OF NEW ORLEANS.
4 v. rrx..N. K.alte =, aass I.roprlstor.

asrW q ara indebted to Msssrs. Braaer y Schen-
fold for lite commercial circulars.
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The Southern
. I L Q O M L IA N Y,
OFFICE, Z2 CAMP STREIxGT,
New Orleans.

OILS, NAVY PITCH, AXLE GREASE AND NApTuA
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People this other States visiting this city would do
we'll to give the undersigned call, as they hayea
VERY LARGE AND WELL-AssoRTED STOCK
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last Week
OR THE
G REAT CARPET SALE,
Canal strect.,.............I2 100
The entire stock must be sold at any price The stock
prises great assortment of
Q "a ERE IL TS,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTINGs,
WINDOW SHADES,
TABLE COVERS,
LACE CURTAINS
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, etc.
kB- Remember the number
No. 100 CANAL STREET,
TOURO BUILDINGS,
sel6 2pMoWeSa Four doors from Royal street.
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NASHVILLE, TEEN TESS EE,
GAR AND MOLAs sES.

FOR THE SALE OF
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HENRY F. WADE, j
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Pig Lead Blankets.

30 BLANKETS for either Army aad Navy use,
For sale at
scl6 2ptf No 81 st. Charles street.
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Southern Pacific Railroad.

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au29 2pln
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-26
Sperial Nutites.
TO lNVALIDS.

BENECTA, located in a climate that is the medun
between the heat Of the interior and the cold Of the
coast is particularly adapted to the treatment of
the sick, and especially to the prosrating, endemic
fevers Of the interior.
The subscriber has been a practitioner in Benecis
for nine years. having found by experience the pecu
liar heahuness of the climate, to which he partially
attributes the success which has attended his reatmen
of many dangerous cases, has determined to open a
Hospital for the sick.
The Hospital will be fitted up for the accommoda-
ton of both sexes and will be made in every respect
comfortable as a home; particular treatment will
be ada pied, good cOmmnR sense will teach that ev-
cry and every system wants peculiar treatment.
The undersigned will be prepared to have accomoda-
tons for baths, &c.
Excellent Springs are in the neignborhood Nothing
will be spared 10 assure quick and permanent cure
in the most chronic diseases.
Consultation in all modern languages and privacy
strictly attended, to. -
A VERHAvE, M. D,
au30 3m Benecia.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-26
From Vaniiy Fair.
GREAT NAUTICAL ROMANCE.
BY ARTEMUs WARD.
The Fair IneZ or the Lone Lady OF the
Crimson Cliils--A Tale of the Sea.
CHAPTER vII.-THE CRASH.

CHAPTER NII-THE CEAsH
There was u crash and a stifled shrek.
But Inez lived
Some agricultural pirates, returning from
the pleasant meadows, whittier they had been
to gather the sweet new mown hay, with a
yoke of speckled oxen and hay rick, were
her preservers.
They had paused upon a smiling hillock to
enjoy the splendors of an able and efficient
sunset, and to let the oxen rest.
They heard a sound as though something
was whizzing-and on looking toward the
cave they saw Inez falling.
Not q moment was to be lost. Putting
spurs to the oxen the pirates careered to the
spot at a mad pace, and backed the cart
which contained about ton of hay, imme-
dately under the windows of the cove lne2
lit upon the hay, where she lay unhurt al
though trembling like the aspen leaf
Thinking herself fatally injured, however
she raised herself upon her right arm, and
requesting the orchestra to play up an APP
propriate dying air, she let her under Jaw
fall and permitted her eyes to roll wildly
Then in a graceful, theatrical manner she
said: How cold it is! A strange mist is
before me eyes. am dying Come hither
Armand Light-light-Me mother"
But on discovering that she was only
slightly injured she got off the cart and went
into the house.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-26
cnArrEn Ix.-ArLoAr AaAIN.

We will now return to the ocean mnin
Thei fine brig Jane Gray was gallantly
breastiug the waves, with her porpoiae bob
stays well hoIyatoncd, and her mizen marlin
spikes faulty lashed to the poopdeck. Those
of my readers who have seen active service
on shipboard need h ot he lod that all we'll
regulated vessels carry bulkhead jiggers as
well as halyard toggles, and rest assured the
Jane Gray was not deficient in these respects.
Indeed, she not only carried the above, but
taffrail scuppers and dockyard tol'lights, al
though she was not what ia technically called
a goblne jib boomer
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-26
TWO VERDICTS
au30 8nl

from two very in portant sources, in relation to
CRISTADOROS HAIR DYE.
The first Of these decisions is from the pen of DR.
Chiffon, who has equal in this country as an analy
tic chemist and deSlsres the dye to be absolutely free
from deleterous ingredients. This may be called
THE SCIENTIFIC VERDICT,
The second decision is popular Tie thousands
who use the dye are luminous in recommending it
above all others, for the exquisite naturalness Of the
blacks and browns it mparts and the rapidty Of its
effect This is
THE PUBLIC VERDICT.
The documents which constitute these verdicts may he
at the establishment of Cristadoro, No. 6 Astor
House, New York. Is sold everywhere, and applied
by all Hair Dresscr5.
GEO. W. SMELL, Agent,
aul6 130 Washington St, San francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-26

viii Squires. the gallant young tar Of
whom We have before spoken. was leaning
gracefully against the topgallant skysail, evil
denllv wrapt in deep meditation
"Ayast there, shipmate," said old Jack
Ryder who was holystoning some grummets
near 10y "all in the downs again, my hearty?
al wish was old Stormys son,
Storm along, Stormy?
I'd take my jacket and pawn it for rum,
Storm along Stormy"
sang the old tar "Come, come, VIII, think
of old Stormps son, and cheer up"
A tear glistened in Williams eve. lie was
thinking of the fair lnez to whom he was be.
trothed although her parents, who were
wealthy, did not approve of the match
They thought he simply wanted to marry
her so as to get the property. But they did
William great injustice. He was above such
things. His father had been select man in
Stoneham for several years and william was
determined to keep up the reputation of the
family. lie was not aware of Inez's captiyi-
ty. but supposed that she was home in Maine
"All in the downs the feet was moored,
The stream rs waving in the wind,
When Blacl-eyed Susan was on board,
Saying where shall my true love find"
sang poor viii, still sadly leaning against the
topgallant skysail
"Sai no !" cried the man at the wheel
"Where away?" asked Captain Wright,
seizing an opera glass and bringing it to his
eye.
"Two knot N. W. L. She flies the Seees =
sion fag!'
"'Tis O'Mulligan's Aeetl !" said the captain
ave shall be cut to pieces T. cried the first
mate, in voice ofterror.
a. reckon not" said Captain Wright, ta-
king a grown persons dose of tobacco; 81
reckon not. There are no Congressman.
teamsters, or other old women on board TO
create Tanic, and guess we'll fix EN-"
"Sail no! Three knots to the starboard t.
"'Ts the Black Horse Cavalry" cried
Captain Wright. &c entlemen," he instantly
added, in cool voice, "there may have been
Bulls Run on shore, but there shall be no
Calves Run on the sea! To your guns|
O'Muligan stood upon the poopdeck of his
flagship. his countenance lit up with the
lurid glare of corn whiskey and impending
battle!
There was every prospect of an alterca-
ton.
tn bp COUt,Dle3(
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-26

NORTHERN PRoDUCrs.-The steamer Sierra
nevada brought from the Northern coast
''0'SoO in bullion, Sc packages of cranber-
''eS 466 boxes of apples, IS bales of wool
''' saeko of flour, and 60 packages of butter
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-26

REBEL SYMpAruIzERs BE WARNED The
Fifty-siXth and Fftyseveuth Articles Of
War. are as follows:
"55. Whoeve. shall relieve the enemy
with money, vietuals or ammunition, or shall
knowingly harbor or protect an enemy, shall
suffer death or such other punishment as
shall be ordered by the sentence of a Court
Martial.
81. Whoever shall be convicted of hold
ing correspondence WITH or giving intelli-
gence to the enemy, either directly or indi-
rectly, shall suffer death or such other pun
lshment as shall be ordered by the sentence
Of Court Martial