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Notice TO Consumers or OH.

The Southern Oil Company manufacturing No.
Oil adapted 10 Railroad boxes and kinds machi
merry many using or all kinda of machinery we
deem 1t proper cali their attention to the following hlstric
ti0ns
This OIL being Of trailing raafe tie tendency to col
lec any dust dirt shat may have itself or aceunu-
lated in The defects tmpeTctioDs In the machinery
therefore, where other Oh has been used machinery should
thoroughly cleaned may necessary agau 70 clean it
sH, after applying our OIL.
is proper that be nctIy understood that the Oh
uIacHred by this Company The first made
suitable for nRchnerynl previously used Fo that pur
pose has been mixed with other Intoxicating agents
then iedto compare favoaby with good ss Oh. The
introduced in the machinery Of the Southern Oil
Company Works and the improved method adapted Of expeng
entirely the acid and gluten Contained all Oh heretofore
tanned from rosn enables them submit their oil pure. and
rely solely its merits. It Is offered the public with
full Knowledge on the Ct the Company Of Its being what tt
and in all cases, when procured from the Company it
is guaranteed 10 perform what is promised
Should It be found to gum, consumers Immediately
by wpng with cloth saturated with napha urpen-
tine, which is manufactured by Company Constantly
on hand, in quantities to suit.
SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
OF lff
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A Card.
Ole 2plt

The Proprietor Of the COMMERCIAL READING R0oMs,
DESTROYS of keeping the establishment for the bent Of the
public and the Of the times being such that it
would be useless to ask subscription another twelve
proposes the folio wing plan which he hopes viii the
probation Of the public in general
That the Reading Rooms shall kept OPEN after
the list of November the rate Of One Dollar per month
for each aud every subscriber.
That ALL PERSONS frequentng the Ro:ms pay tire sub
scrption in advance the first day of November
No Introduction lowed.
Such domestic papers be procured will be placed
hls. Daily city papers usual.
Chess Room kept oHen attached to Reading Rooms as
heretofore.
Tue Proprietor bhds himself for month only and sub
sctberca Withdraw and Of month, if he peases
He hopes asufc7nt number Of Subscribers al eaabic him
carry out this plan
A list of snbcrioers is open the Readng Rooms,
ola 2p3D ..... F. ". COELER, Proprietor
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TO TE-
CITIZENS or LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. IL 1851.
collect receive Hnd purchase small for the Confederate
States deem necessary and expedient the
fact generally possible the better cooperation
work which needs to be done quickly. Citizens patriots
Your Government asks for the many thousands TRIED guns
that lie, unused in houses. Recent experiments have
proven that any yeur Barreed Shot Guns
with the improved Mimic ball. Is than match for ths
much talked Mimic Nusket. Then bring them forth and
place Them upon the altar of your eountry liberty that thsy
at be consecrated to the noble work
Tense If digestion be made sending away your guns
be urged that you MAY them home reply H. that
the surest the necessity OF using them koue,
sto place them in the haRd of the many thousands
who chatting with anxious desire stand
Of fire between and the invading foe II this
deemed inconcusive then the reflection that those high
thOrity those in whose Judgment all have confidence
wo ii is but fair presume, know well necessities both
at home und BORDERS have after deiberaion
angrated this movement should be sufficient for
the WISDOM utility and patriotism Of the service called
Oh to perform Then desire short speedy peace.
and acknowledgment of independence honorable
selves place the disposal of your Government
As you desire to strike terror 10 the hearts Of those who
plotting subugation and destruction
the trny Rife and the death dealing Shot Gun which you
have hitherto highly priced take part
fct rendering If possible, victory conpee than
their defeat and route the plains of Manassas.
Ny instructions contemplate that shall send forth
populous regions assistant agents. charged duty
of collecting and forwarding proper points, a the weapons
thus obtained 1t may be we'll here state any
wishes do though he be visited By Agent
greatly facilitate this work by sending any gaus he
command, TO address, OF Robert Pitk, No. Is Camp
street, New Orleans
BALLARD S. DUNN,
Agent for Collecting, Receiving and Purchasing Small Arms
for the Confederate States aulJ 2pf
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The Gotten market had improved an eighth, indi-
eating that Middiing Orleans was going above lod,
but how much higher depends on the views OF the
British Ministry in recognizing the Southern Con
sfederacy. The stock Of cotton OF all kinds, was
repoffeaat ISL zoo bales, of which only M5 900
we're ofsAmeriean. About Christmas our trans
Atlantic ceusiEs will begin to understand the true
state of the cotton question. They are entirely
befogged by the Northern and Black Republican
accounts which have been scattered so freely
throughout Europe. tn-
There is very little oredence given to the acr
counts from Lineolndom regarding the large Access
sions to the Hessian army. In the meantime, IN
quiries are made of us about what is to be done
here All we have to say is, that we do not intend
to give any information whatever regarding our
Notifications and means of defenees against lnya-
aston. -a.,s -,.,+. ...s . - s. ~ ~ .15
In the meantime, how goes the sequestration
| aeta We refer to the Receivers. Through the
medium of the public prints it is announced that
another citizen of New Orleans has renowned his
| aIlepiance and taken the oath Of Lincoln, Seward
| 4 Co. He has some property here, which, OF
course, is a good prize. The opinion is that our
community will not suffer greatly by the total alb
sence of the party alluded to- This is the third in
diydual known in New Orleans who has taken the
oath to Lincoln Seward Il Co. to get out of the
Bastle Lafayette. -.
We are asked if Receiver Ward will put the
question to the buyers of stock from Thomas Steele
Serrill, who gave in payment planters notes,
secured by mortgage, which notes are now rum
ming to maturity, and amounting to a large sum,
say s7o0 900 or $50 600: These notes subject to
sequestration.
We learn that another citizen of New Orleans
has been placed in Bastie Lafayette. He was IN
New York, and went to Maine after his wife. Some
of his good friends got the Marshal after him, and
he was entombed.s He had no business on there,
only he went after his wife. Now, this having
wives in Northern States is about bad as having
no wife at ALL These Northern domicils are likely
to involve hundreds Of citizens who call them
selves Soutlerners. But there is not, in our view,
much Southernism evineed in a party who is re-
hitting money every month Northward, to dis
burse among our enemies, which covers many
thousands Of dollars sent by parties here to supp
and feed their families in Northern States. Is this
true Southernism? Last spring party who had
made New York his residence for the last twenty
years. voted there) sold property to the amount
of $40 O00 which he carried away, leaving other
property. He is not known to have subscribed
a dollar to the Southern cause or to relief fund,
and yet the agents of this man say that he is q
Southerner. We are asked if our qnondam citizen,
Romance W. Montgomery, did not last fall in New
York, vote for Lincoln? QUEEN sd5e? g.,
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At meeting of the members of the above Company the fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed committee solicit sub
scrpons to place the Battery footing ready tt
march moments notice repuson Of the Governor.
hopedat all citizens banking and ms inst
tutions, will respond literally to appeal
Theo. Liyaudsis, Charles McMurdo
Paul J. Gleises JAS H Suydam
Mortimer Belly,
HENRY DtCATEL, Lieut. sr. CONG.
NJ A. CALoSGHE, First Sergeant. OLE 2psL
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GEORGE W. WARD, Receiver,

No. 100 tir.sier street.
SEC . Be 1t further enacted That it Is and shall be the duty
Of erh and citizen Of these Confederate States speedily
give information the officers charged with the execution OF
this law of and every lands enements and heredamsnts
goods and chee rights and credits within this Conederacy,
and Of every right and interest hcrou held owned possessed
enjoyed by or for any alien enemy, aforesaid.
SEC Be It further enacted, That shall be the duty of
attorney agent former partner trustee other
holding controlling any such lands tenemets hcreta
nens goods chattel., rights credits any interest
hersn OF amy such aisn speedily 10 inform the Re
eeiver hereinafter provided to be appointed of the and
render thereof and far practicable e place
the in the hands such RECEIVER whsreupon such
son shall be fully acquitted of all responsibility for property
and effects reported and turned And any such
wtuy faling 10 give such information and render such
count shall be guilty Of high msdemcano upon inic
and conviction, shall be fued in exceeding
thou0and dollars and imprisoned not longer than six months
said fine and imprisonment be determined the tying
the shall further be liable be said
States and subjected double the value the estate
property effects OF the alien enemy held him subject
his control. OILS 2ptf
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Notice.

The Subscribers having been appointed by Secretary
the Treasury the Confederate Commissioners for the
Parish of Orleans to subscriptions the Confederate
Loan In Produce disposed by or factors
such time they designate and invested
in cent. Bonds inform the planters and other parties
wishing nbscriDe, that opened at the Citi-
zens Bank of Louisiana, where they will please
gister their names
J. 20. ..-.,. G. DERBTGNY,
JAS. D. DENEGRE.
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ID L R I'D >

Wednesday, September Is, of congestion ut his fat
residence, the river Poine Conpee Parish
CHARLES DOUGLAS Of A. S. Carruth and Mary Hall,
aged years month aud Il days
Saturday, September q. Of dropsy at Mrs kelers in
la, MARY HA L, wife OF A. s. Carrmh, after
Illness months aged AZ 6nonths and 10 days
On Thursday September &C. at the residence of Ezekiel Nor
cod of a. s. Garruth and Mary Hail. of conses
ton after an Illness OF only two hours aged months and
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Proprtoson.
Soldiers Clothing.
NOTICE FROM TUE GOVERNOR TO THOsE PRE-
PAIRING IT.

NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOsE PRE-
PAIRING IT.
am endeaVorng furnish the Volunteer Troops Of
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing and having prepared
uniform suits Of wooden cloth and suitable uRdcrco5es
distributed among them, ana Informed that the patriotic
of several parishes also engaged in similar preparations
for the benefit of their companies If these contributions OF
clothing sent by them directly their several companies
without being Of the quantity and kind
companies supplied great confusion and will the con-
sequence.
soldier only certain quantity Of clothing Il
of great Importance that each OF soldiers shall have
good substantial wooen suits possbe bn Is also
important that there be Of action among supply
ing them in order to avoid sending double supplies
panie7.
therefore urgently recommend the citizens Of the country
parishes to send me, in this city such Supplies clothing
they prepare with explicit directions tie companies
individuals for whom they intended take care
that they reach their destination The clothes should
baed and directed New Orleans with
Of the for which they intended marked and
a statement of its contents that may daDI
the articles.
respectfully request the newspapers puhrg these
suggestions, in consideration of the objects
TH0S. O. MOORE, Governor.
New Orleans, Aug. Il, 1851. aul9 2ptf
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is Ed. Crescent: Please announce the un-
dernad candidate for the office of State Supernt nden
Of Public Educaton. w. u. N. MAGRUDER,
auSs 2pta Baton Rouge, La.
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ES-For Auditor OF Public Aceounts-CyruS
THOMPSON of this city is candidate for State Auditor
she election in November ~ sel6 I'd
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Ms Or. Cyrus 3. Magoun, Csncorfiia par
sb, Is a candidate for SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
EDUCATION atthe general election in November next an
w.
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A9- The friends of the Hon. G, N. Conrad
him candidate for election Confederate
Congress from the Second Congressional District composed
the First and Fourth Districts of New Orleans and Parish
OF Jefferson. - o. 2pe,
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Zine Washington Star says that In a eonversation
with Mir Buchanan The exp resident fully endorsed
the policy Of Mr.. Lnpoln's Administration. Well,
who cares IL bic did n M III eSa s8 e5s!sss- ,g
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HoaA MANUFACTURE OF CLoTHna.- at there was
article upon which the people ofhe soath weee taxed
aaost aeona bsefs ankses the ola gtne IL
was that O clothing Their manufacturers aassed nessse
FORTUNES oa 81 eur peoples giving teturn IN the majority of
eases bird badly cnt and badly made. ret ON people,
stood The nde fon force II habit grew
% Ike II. The revolution, however has worked
change all slis and We Will dollar thereby
Tue merchants Of this city make mp their own
goods aa As iha thai when bought Attn
aad masking them for themselves that no
tsicksrs cheatis put upon their customers
Measss Lyons CO. the Large dealers ready made
y TIE cefaer Of st Charles and oopon streets
eaulaenced ain this deation They have opened
pd making PIP Al kinds Of garments for men
and bey in style which fer sprpasses the best efforts Of
tue New Workers the ostonisns the New Jersey folks AS
s arm high character hare maintain eaa be mn
4etstosd hattey Will pat notas house at all
eacAiatcd % dsmagei will g up no sop-ahop work We
advise aaa ito give
them call They will end fresh goods exactly to suit
the eppleOf rit at reasonable prices considering
the eostof sseriai.zS lsss (. .ss}, ss. q
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y eg,- The Third Ward Club, S. A. P., viii
meet at O'Clock THIS EVENING, Wednesday, at the
space ii met weeisinee s3~s OLE 2pit*
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A5-Ea. Crescent; Please announce James
r. BRADLEY candidate Constable First Justices Court
the district bounded Julia and Felicity Streets and from
the Rivor to the Swamp. Election, 4th November.
au23 2ptd MANY VOTERS.
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R8~ We are authorized to announce Il. ID.
HAReER candidate for the efcs OF SHERIFF for the
Civil Courts Of the Parish of Orleans Election first Monday
November,
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RS" Candidate for Coroner - MIR. Editor !;
Please announce DR.. j. N, FOLWELI candidate for the
office Of Coroner the election be held the first Monday
in November sell
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SR4e We authorized 10 announce Il. Il.
PARKER candidate for Office of SHERIFF for the
First District Court The Parrish of Orleans. Election first
Monday in November. eS 2pte
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
APPROVED MAY 2lst 1851,
Showing the Rates payable on Imported Goods
Wares and Merchandise from September lst 1851
Alphabetically Arranged.
Also Containing
RECENT ACTS OF CONGRESS
Circulars of the Treasury Department
RELATIVE TO
COMMERCE, NAVIGATION AND THE REVENUE;
TOGETHER Win
wv AR FL Ho SEE Sx rBH,
Forms of Custom House Blanks; Protests and ppeas Tables
Of Foreign Weights, Measures and Cnrencies Reduced
to the Standard of the Confederate States;
Rules for Admeasuretneut Of yes-
els for Tonnage etc.
Arranged by r. TE. VALID ZEN,
Deputy Collector, Custom House, Port Of New Oresrs.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
CoRSoN If, ARR1srEoHe,
No, SO Camp street, New Orleans
ani4 2ptf
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GIVE axe authorized to announce Dr.. c.
BEARD candidate CORONER at the ensuing election,
first Monday OF November next. $3.50 Up e
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as-E. L.. Defreese, the present incumbent,
Is Candidate ter State Treasurer iyl 2ptd
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aS- Messrs. Editors-At the solicitation of
many friends offer myself candidate for SHERIFF of
the First District Court Of e Parish of Orleans subject alone
20 a decision Of the people-baliot-box.
6e2Ste W. G, MULLEN
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CREOLE.

E5~For Auditor OF Public Accounts-Please
H. PERALTA candidate for Auditor Public
Accounts at the election in November.
al 2pte CREOLE.
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NC Northumberland Representative Dis
THerJASfEs gGGs is acandidate for reelection to the
House Of Representa- ives from this District OLD apte
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R@-We are authorized to announce Dr.. j.
Z. WILKINSON MS candidate Congress from The First
Congressional District. olO ie%
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.E0TQHa &srs2.

.S09"Dss GS6T6,
(sUCCEsSOR TO SEWELL T. TAYLOR IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC;
Nos. LIB and 10 Royal street,
Has large supply of the celebrated CREME DE
BOUZY CHAMPAGNE quartsand pnts also, other b snds
viz: CHARLES HEIDsBICK, PIPER HEIDSEICK PAR
MENTIBR, and other brands of inferior quality have
large the Old Sheres such az AMONT
LADO, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR Observation-Disclosures MADEIRA, of
direct Importation other Madeas lower grade Supero
Old London Dry Dock PORT other Ports of grade
The celebrated SAzARAC Observation-Disclosures 1875, 1888
1902 and 1So5alarge supply always hand All grades of
CLARET and WHITE WINES, in glass ard wood WINS
KYsScotch and Irish Old Rye, Bourbon and Wheat Wits.
kys. SCOTCH ALE and PORTER, in pins and QUARTS COR
DIAIs Ny usual the best WIN s which
will be sold reasonable any the city,
AARON BIRD,
ais 2Dly Nos. Is and Is Royal street.
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MILITARY Nor1oEs. Everybody should read the
military notices which appear ID our paper to-day.


Al FISH FiSG y CLERG UNA N.-Rsy. b. G. Ward,
tpaster Of Congregation church in Gannsssee,
Ill., senoeiyesit TO be his iutyato fersake the pull
pit for the field. He has received authority to
raise d company Of Infantry, but proposes q enlist
clergymen only. An appeal to his clerical breth-
rom Published over his own signature 4calls upon
6 the lighting stock Of the church nfilitantn 70
proae % the world their viii 70 seal with
their blood what they have talked IN their pull
and ciosea with this xtraordinary passage
Much AZ we have said and done to prove our
loyalty we havesnot yet resisted unto haaaa striy
ing against sin.l Shall we now sat the cali OF
Christ, come out from behind our velvet cushioned
barracks, whence we have SO often hurled fboiI4,
indignant words At the giant iniqaity Of the age,
and meet Il faee to face with ethot shot of fifed
artillery; with the cleaning bayones. or with
elashing sabres IN hand TO hand encounter.
This reverend gentleman must be one of the
three thousand white neck eioths who petitioned
the Federal Congress few years ago to look after
bleeding Kansas. Is ND
REssgLI AN OFFESnER. The Washington Star
Las tls following, showing that Russell, Of the
London Times, has been getting into trouble in the
SUCKER state.
WE. Russell, special correspondent of the Lon
don Times has returned to this city from his sport
ing trip to llnpiat On Sunday week, AT Whining.
ton, Vii GOunty, MIR. RusseH went out for day s
shooting Ia diversion slightly In conflict with the
laws of Illinois, which prohibit shooting on the
Sabbath Mrs Russell was consequently brought
to the presence Of an Illinois Justice, fined thirty
dollars FOR the offence and paid it. This is esteem
ed aotDnly agood joke; bitsthe financial part is a
vaiuabis Contribution to the school fund, which
enjoys the benefit OF half of all fines from this
source. The authorities Of Illinois are open to se-s
we're condemnation for non-enforeemsnt of the.
statntsss this being the first instance in which fine
for that offence has ever been collpeted. The cnne
sersatives Of the public peace Of Illinois have long
been on the watch for doetofcf laws on whom
TO vindicate the majesy Of this Sunday statute as
well as for some sportsman possessed of sufficient
assets to pay the shot IN correct funds. Illinois
bonds not received
On approaching Racine, Wis, on his sporting
tonr, while surrounded by his sportsman's TAPS
Har. Ruassl was eloomed BY an old farmer OF the
vicinity with II. We are glad to see you, Mr.. Rus
SELL. Hope you win find lots Of game. You can
have all The game YOU want, but you must not
nlake gansSof The American eagle out here,,l This
address elected the enthusiastic applause OF the
brstaEdefea ~ W 5s5tetz. la 8$s
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RS- The Fourth Ward Club, s. A. p, VIII
meet TONIGHT, October H. at o'clock P. for special
business oil 2plt
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MAILS. Messrs. n. :. Lanier & Co., corner of
vir and New Leyee streets, advertise to-day large lot Of
aasis. 81 every size rec advertisement.
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TO Cotton Factors.
MANS IRON TIE,

FASSHAN'sS IRON TIE.
II - .-E4
We have received lately invoices about 1900 bundles of
Iron from Tennessee which doubt wiz arrive in few DAVIS
and solicit orders for same, they will filed in rotation
TERMS-Cask.
II. FASSMAN Il CO.,
Csrondelet street
New Orleans, October II, 1S6 oil 2r6t
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6sS~ MIR. Eaitors Please announce George
W. SADLER candidate Gonsabeo the First jusces
Court, at the ensuing election. SELF 2pte#
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JEANS aAD IISsEys. u essrs. Glapp, Mitchell y
es No 50 Magazine ofhese goods for sas
SIC shssr ad rtisernent III another ohsnp.
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Hon. Edward Everstt-refased to serve as a dele
gate 70 tie Massachusetts Republican STATE Con.
Ventien,
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se2t 2plrn

G. DERBTGNY,
JAS. ID. DENEGRI

MS~For Congress We are authorized to
announce SAM G. Reid Esq., candidate the Second
Congressional District composed the First and Fourth NUM-
cipat Districts Of New Orleans Jefferson TO
represent said Congressional District in the Rrst regular
gress OF the Confederate States subject The approval
ratification Of the eeors thereof the election 10 be held on
Inc ArSt edneaday OF November next se14
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-16

TwIyE.- Messra. Keafny, Blois& Go. have a
lot ii this article assorted kinds advertise