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GOVERNMENT ADVTS,
NAVY BEEF AND PORK ron ,sc

.----.-.. iN5,l' -, l. |.
SLALED PROPOSALS. endoi ed" PrJpo'aL fyt
be, will be received tt this Office until o clock \
on Wednesday, the 25th day Of September a, al.
lvr furhi hing and delivering free Of all cost and
| risk TO the Cnited States at the following LuvY
yards:
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CHEPIIERD, the school Book Man,
- IS ON HAND,
aug SIT CHEAP AS EVER.
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NINhrPING pApEU
w FOR SAIL Al ms UiEICE
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SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD CARrED PLANO tUR7T,
EXCELLENT FURNiTURE AND HOUSEHOLD EI:
FECTS, AT PUBLIC SALE
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k""iAF .''",.iT,
VII, l. !. \ N.rN
H." ',rnln ANNUAL rssio" So, { ~ n Go
Monday september cd Iug -l-r.
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pY J. G. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneer.

JAS e. MCGUIRE h co,
.eW It'd Auctioneers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01

This Invaluable medicine was pregsIed ffea an srssivc
praceeof several year, in hiIiShs crn a Known
named. rs +syal zsstts &a q y
who suffering from Affections Ct this kind al ao
those Eho have become inveds @ effects non The cen.
Ditution will fndhe INDIA GHoAAGpGUEa uas. inyasa
able remedy for the blood and h9roushly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects Of bious climate
The wonderful effects Of cholagoguein eadtcanE bile from
the husn system only explainits eztraasdnay In
the speedy, thorough and permanent Fever d
the gradesof intermittent ayers
has been tested in thousands of pronounced ey
all who used 1t, of the gssa.ee Feya and AsI,a
remedies eztant.
Be sure and ash for Or .esGoeDs INDIA GHoLAa0suE.
as there many eourterfeits oferen sale.
Fer sasin New Orleans Wholesale raa
prices, By ,g.- ~, Isl
IS tr -=>' = .sr feso.t III and III Ghartses street
ggG gF ,egt~4 - E.,Sa 81 aenarai Agents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01
DENTISTRY.

azassssMaM ARTIFICIAL YELETH-The best,
cheapest and repete Dental Estsbsh.
kment in New Orleans Is DIR. FIELDIEGS,
~A11IYL1a4 Canal street. lus-5-..
His facilities for manipulating Artificial Teeth
by Practical Dentist in Southern States deyng COMPETE
ton and at prices charged by the inexperienced.
Persons requiring superior Dentistry should where
they rely the experience, skill and integrity which
Dental Science produce. .. d.. - 2
Every Artificial Tooth Of snpassing beauty which cannot
be detected from the productions of gradually
storing that uniformity to the features essential youth and
beauty and warranted satisfactory or mascaon an acna
tion -
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for readily OK.
tracing Teeth without pain supereng anything
tainsd BY the profession astonishing al who witness it.
for cheapness and utility unsurpassed by others Unki
fully applied Teeth and fit guaranteed
crate charges AT the following prices written guarantee
campaigning each set if desired and If found
after two months trial their money will be returned.
Full sets on Sterling Silver base Observation-Disclosures 5 90
Full sets finest finish gums bound Observation-Disclosures. 40 90
Full sets vueanzed Rubber, equal gold 80 %
Eull sets on carat gold base beautiful % to 80 %
Full ses on y carat gold base from rs to 1876 oil
The most perfect gems that can be produced.
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially invited to call
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
DR. FIRLDINa, Dental Surgeon,
mo ly -.. ...s...a. q 1874 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01
DEATra ON RATS AND RSsAcRRs,

WILSON'S GENUINE EAT Ant zoA = pRgrRoxRE
guaranteed the asse for
ire 3estructiep of these orhleso11s psSIuZr4 II.
sure and ask for WILSON'S Ear EtSG ROACH DR
sEE0yER. rs szs ere nay ppEionE ae offered for sss
EnrsA1ehy J.EE2&FE5S F'a..
iel 6naW p sa3 4 EaLsstls street
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PUBLIC HOUSES.
-, ALLEGI1ANY SPRINGS ss<s
M:H MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA. ~ ~.

This celebrated watering plase will be opened for the recep
ton of visitors oa the Iss DAY OF JUNE
Located 81 miles the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad,
they afford the best security for families
Each department supervised BY the proetors who will at
tend personally to the wants Of their guests. s@ ,
The Proprietor5 fatte themselves they never well
prepared az at the present season. r., -
A full supply of Ice has been secured. . h
Passengers leave the Railroad at ShaWsre snd will be
RED In four horse ebusses fne road TO the sprins
waters stand nnrivaled for the Of Dyspepsia
je6 I'm .=I BOOTH, CALHOUN Il co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01

sssszs,sassfss LOSS OF TMETEa-Dr. J. WEST
liz st. Charles sreet, continues to supply tha
LOSS OF TEETH without wires or springs
~lI1II upon his new principle of self adhesion. Thss
method has procured him universal appreciation
az beings be most ingenious system of supplying ARTI
perfect articulation and ascstion perfect natural
In appearance defy detection by closest observer Dr.
Wes method OF filling teeth with geld combines I'LL modern
Those interested viii find ase statements be
inhshtans New Orleans and vicinity for tks
extensive practice they have favored him with hteer
years Office and residence lila ST. Charles street. second doc
from Lafayette Square. oss ii
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pRs M.sFIs'

0oxFouHD SYRUP a. T415 ezSzaRR AVE GaR
Under lSa innapce tha removed sps
ting of blood 7-svsntst s-e5e cdsrsd soft
eeEy aud he agsapass g seea restored from TIA
awful condition Of ooasurz tSss sy sid comfortable
existence. 'T
For saleIu geHsorleaps, yA5&ssatsq1a ESstAti.hy
y, $3.50 : wRIGFT 3 Co,
.-5 z s2d lsl SskSrsvs s+ssss
sS.a aIsaassr Ms ssush.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01

eh'o Of New sst orieans. NoAAN No. fss2s
PT VIRTUE OF n writ of seizure and sale
- directed by the honorable Second District Court
Of New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed TO
sell at public auction at the City Hotel Common street between
Camp and Magazine Streets on SATURDAY, 9Th day Of Oc
tober, 1861. at IL O'clock M: e..
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all ~.
the buildings and improvements thereon etc. Situate in @
the Fourth District Of this CITY, in the square bouned by E
81 Mary Bel!echasse ST. Andrew and Rousseau Streets being
lot No b particular plan annexed inventory Of the
estate Of Mafh dc Carbo deceased nade P F. Smith, late
Judge Of the parish Of Jerson in this State, and measuring
81 feet ii inches and lines St AIdev street. by III
feet ~ inches and lines DEPTH between parallel lines form
ing Of the original lot designated the No. Eight plan
deposited In the Office VI BeAraa late Notary Public in
this city on the 23d Of May, 1874.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-CuSh the spot -
r. T. PARKER,
Fe2l 30 Of Sheriff Of the Parish OF Dfaeans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01

PREMIERE JusrfcE DE PA1x No. 4441-sYIvESTER VS.. j.
j. TOUGHER.
pour Ia No. 4384-J. q. LEE vs.. J. J.
I FOUEaER.
ParoisRe d'Orlesrg. No. 4378-P. MALONE VS.. J. j.
IN TOUGHER. =. ~ p
I'm VERTU de trofs yyrits de fieri facias a
Il moi adres4e par Hon A. g. Brice, Premiere Justice de
Pax pour paoisHe Orleans proeedera lie LUh1
d. 4eme jour doctobre 1861 id City Hotel de 10
Commune entire les du Camp DIES Maasns la vente
pubque de la pr0priktG ciapres decrite, a sayoir
LOT DE TEkRE4 toutes les basses ct ameliora-
tons qu E rouven sue dams lie Premier District de cee
ve dams Eet borne par les 81. Joseph julie Tcoupi
tolas ct Eocher, ct dee par lie No. plan dress
A. Hedn, achlectc, a date Dbl Is lo52
lie dit lot 80 pieds de face Ia St. Joph une
potondeu Enes PARTICLES de III pels de face Ia
Foucher, ct foTnant lencoignure. a III.
Les authorizations consistent en- lasses bri4ueB etc.
Sa dams les aHsires ci-desSus. ...
C0NDITIONs-Comptants moment de padiudicetion.
g. T. PARKER,
SELF 30 ola Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'Orleans
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SHETk.TFF,H SALES.


..., -4.,-,.s.. 4 No, 444g-sYL VESTER j. j..
FIRST 1usrres covnr E@ tsssHj G. LEE vs. J.yFov,
Parish Of Orleans. No 437S--P. MALONE VS. J. j.
pY VIRTUE of three wits of, fierf racias
- to me directed by the Hon A. g. Bce, First Justice
sell MONDAY, the lfh day Of October 1851 at y O'Clock
M Mt tic City Hotel, Common street Between Camp and
Magazine streets the folio wing described property wit
- ONE LOT OF GROUND, win Al The buidtngs and
EM this city in the square bounded by st. Joseph julia
TcbonptoulaG and Focher Streets designated by No.
plan drawn by O. A. Hedn architect dated 18th March, 1882
sgd lot 30 feet front St. Joseph street by III feet
deep between parallel lines and front FoHcher street, Of
which street IL forms the corner. .f.. ..r "a p
The improvements coilss. Of brick buildings, etc.
Seized in the above entitled suits. r.. s--.-
TERMS-CaBh On the spot.
80. F.. PARKER,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01

UKPRY,S HOTEL, Nos 9s AND 100 ST.
lt Charles streetfhis establishment
of the moot PLEASANT as well as CENTRAL LOCATIONS
in this city The proprietor tenders his thanks the patron
heretofore bestowed eocs continuation thereof,
confidently assuring his patrons that nothing shall be
thai may Contribute their comfort The BAR and TEN
PIN ALLEYS connected with the establishment
passed
sei7 If RICHARD MURPHY Pronr,esor .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01

EGG4 MISSISSIPPI CITY, MISS. = u
This establishment will be opened for the accommodation
visitors the first day of June next The entire place has
been newly fitted and in complete erders
Wharf and Bath Houses have been erected Attached
hotel spenod Bar Room, containing choicest Wines and
Liquors also Billiard Saloon and Ten Pin Alleys after
most approved modern styles extensive Pistol
lery, Livery Stable vided with No. Saddle Buggy
and Carriage Horses In the immediate vicinity the Telegraph
and Post Ofice situated r
Gentlemen and Ladies' wishing engage rooms will please
address WILLIAM BARNES, care Thompson d Barnes 70
and % Common street. 0rieans June and
thereafter, The Proprietor, at Mississippi City.
niy3 Am VIM. BARNES, Proprietor.
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~ HRooKLKN BEER GARDEs--z
n1 THE ABITA isPEINas-MRs 8 4 -.

Ha BosSLERB respectfully announces to her friends #
the public generally, that her house open
for the reception Of visitors The electric medicinal
baths be enjoyed to perfection the facilities for
bathing have been greatly increased improved table
sheetofoe win be abundanty supplied and every attention
will be paid the of invads She earnestly
her untirng exerions give satisfaction to ali woay honor
her by their patronage Being pleasant driving
distance from the villages Of CovngoE Vaudeville II rem
ders the drives To those places convenient. y
The Abita omnibus will be In attendance landing at
CoTington to convey Passengers to the Springs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01

pUBLIC DEBT COUPONS UPON THE BONDS
for the Confederate Loan issued citizens and Corporations
of the States of Louisiana aud Mississippi for interest payable
LIST September ensuing will be paid reseneut the office
Of the Assistant Treasurer, New Orleans.
Al GuIROT,
au3l 3taw3w Assistant Treasurer e. s. A.
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AUCTION SALES.

.,n H SALE WITHOUT RESERVE. -'
Long Cloth Fanaes French Prints Dry Goods
BY H. SAMORY, o..
G. SAMoRY, Auttloneer,
auction Rooms, No. 45 Old Lovee street,
fl-. between Custonhouse and Rienville streets.
TUESDAY, October i, rat 10 o'clock A. M,
Il at bis auction sHlcsrcoIu No. As Old fevee street,
between Customouse aud BienVe Streets will be sold at
auction
800 pieces fine English Long Cloth.
60 :. Ffannels.
lD1 :, French Prints.
100 >. Colored Mefino.
let's Of seasopehle Dry Goods such Prints
paeca shawle Mouse de Iinss Gassmere Cloths satine
Paasgs Hosiery Gloves. Ticks Stripes French Coonsdes
ss-TERNs-At sale. SEQ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01

BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR.
...... AuCtioneer-T4 Chartres street.
THURSDAY, Get. 3, 1851, at 10 I-2 o'clock
L. A. NJ, will be sold at public suction, tho premises,
Orleans street. between Maas Vlee Streets opposite
the teme Market by virtue and in Of order from
the Hon j. Beaudoz Judge the Second District Court Of
New Orleans dated Sept 49, 1851 for Of said
SION
The contents Of the above situated
sing in Drugs Med cnes shevngs Counters etc. etc. The
whole to be sold In block.
EH~TERMS-Cash adjudication. Fea % 70 o. 3
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4-'-= ~ fs,es
- r T., .f DR.. WsIsaTlss E
Observation-Disclosures E1z.sxag
-Prepare3-
On thestrictes Rharmaeeus Prtple5 ~ ta nhss
Y Chemists Of he age, Ter re cL-so u
General Debility,
Mental and Fhyscsl Depresepn, z--- = FL
InbeCihty, ~ts9 rT5- - sp19~.
H.. Determination Of Bloe5 u :ae Resd,
Confused Ideas, T.
Hystera, f's o. 80
.r5 Genera T-zitsftltrt
rI" Efssslsssaess and Il rrs
Absence Muscular Efficiency.
Loss of Appetite, : o.
Dyspepsis
EmReiBtiop,
Low sfi3fs, @'-'-- r.
49, S'.r ..-- r UasrggdaIsAlsSxtft go
r. Z s.- .sse tg- A Organs e.47eassatsa, ~
4, . LIZA. .aa. Cd FGIpitstiou ofths Rss,s
Fox sa!e IN New Orleans, VT tlesa's aI5Ista4 by
--' .r'.7 ], WRIGHT 60.
= szs 81 Ctzstrss stsast,
1850 tr" sqse PrsPrIsseEs,
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I'll I'll e 49, 81 ~ etc, asc., etc.
Its highly mss q physi.
clans throughout the States sSssu agreeable alter
alive and admitted to eecuay sssesof Urinary
o. eans, etc., and 10 peculiarly pdaEsa
children. 81 fsSi ~ - q f44Essv - 8sas5s3
other article has been psef u Justly ertedt to
the name ofthe -.= & II 70
Real sefefdam sehnnPpSy
public cautioned purchase sAraa
TANDETEER'S sEDTG4 TED CIV;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01

NETANTED-A SITUATION AS HoUsEKEEPFR. BY
w who DESTROYS comfortable home Than
Of compensation Address Mrs. r. j., at this Office
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-01
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, BY PROFESSORS ]. L. AM


In mineral water where many ingredients assocsely held
In solution conceded be uncertain how these ingredients
chemically united to the other We may, however,
this case, infer that the water contains
C6rb9nc acids SILICA, chloride of magnesium. bi-carbonae
Of lime chloride Of sodium carbonate of secate of po-
bcerbonate of selicae chloride
sodium, and probably other combinations. myl0f
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-01
W H. & W. TILDEN,
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff
ocsl

UNHE STATE or O9IO, HAMILTON
y COUNTY, IS - superior Court of Cincinrati =
mo. - 4% ATTACH o ent- Jason Evans, Briggs
Swift, Hugh w Hughes and Wilson T. Drake, part.
ners as Evans & Co, plaintiffs, vs. Robert Newc IN
and Franklin G. NewcOm, partners as z & Y. New
cm (dIawers); Horace D. Chipman, George Gilis-
pai tners Chapman & Gini-pe (accept5rs); William
l.. Brown aud John Guisinger, partners as Gui-
singer Brown Uudorsers)
GuispRer and William u. Brown, are hereby nOti-
fed that on the 1871 day of March, A. d 1867, the
said plain tifTs H. said Court filed their petition
therein, the fleet demand of which 10 t.
ju Rmaut against The said defend ants for 80 900
and interest ON February !. 1851 on draft of
said defendants for said sum; dated Cincinnati. Ds
tmber 1860 a. the said defendants are notified
that william b. Williams and Samuel V. Ried part
n, as Williams Ried and Thomas Smith,
have been served as garnishees Ia this action that
sD order Of alta hment has been issued in said ac-
tion aud levied upon the following described prem
ises, to wit;
in OipciDnAti, commencing forty niue (49) feet from
the south west corner of Richmond and John
streets, and running thence southerly along the line
of hn street sixty one feet, aud the same wild h
back at right angles seventy feet; thence north
westWardy at right angles sixtY'One feet; thence
at right angles venty feet, to the place Of begin
ming.
EAiso, that lot of ground situated in the CITY of
Cincinnati County f Hamilton, Ohio, oD tue nerth
side OF sixth ct, between Central avenue and
John-street, commencing at e point on the north
side OF SJ tn street two hundred and sixtv five
(265) feet west of at IL side of
Trustee; thence running ea,t twenty one (2D feet,
ard running back porthwarily the same width
back 10 George street, on o line parallel to john
street
muir to said petition on or before the 25th day OF
December, ID 1861 otherwise Judgment will be
taken against them; and said attached property
oc3i-fWy M d GW TILDRN, for Plaiutins.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-01
AFTER rHR BATTLE.


Ibsfes a pause in the yalleY-A halt on the hill,
Ard bearers of standards sYerve back with thrill,
Fer great field Is reaped, Heavens garners 10 l,
And stern Death holds his harvest to-day.
There's voice In the wind like spirits low cry
'Ts the muster roll suundine-And who shall reply
For these mhSse wan ees gaPS eS W99 % 70 the SKY
As they wait that last trump which they may not
Whose hands clutch the sword hilt SO grimly'
The brave lads late lifted are solemnly bowed,
And the riderless chargers stand quiVering and
A the burial requiem is chanted aloud,
The gro ans of the death stricken drowningi
While Victory looks on like queen, pale and
who SwSits till the morning her erowning.
There is no mooking blazon as clay sinks to clay;
The pomps Of the peace'time are all swept
In the terrible face Of the dead battle day;
nor S9f6ns n3T shTGudlngS are heiFSS re-
A rent casque aud q headless spear.
Far away, tramp on tramp, pesls the march Of the
Like a storm waves retreating, spent htful and
With sound like their spirits that faint as they go
BY ven red glowing river, whose waters
Shall dark en- with sorrow the land where they flow
To the eyes of her desolate daughters.
They are hed-they are sonei but hOl not as they
came:
In the pride Of those numbers they staked on the
game, .
Never more shall they stand in the vanguard Of
fame,
Never lift the stai ued sword which they drew;
Never more shall they beast of glorious name,
Never march with the real and true.
Where the wreck of our legons lay stretched and
torn,
They stieon Our racks in the mists Of the morn:
Like the Giant of GAIA tn cir strength IL shOrn
Ire those NJ ists had rolled up 60 the sky;
From the fash Of our steel n new day break seemed
born,
Aswe sprang up to conquer or die.
The tumult is silenced the death lots are cast;
Ano the heroes uf battle siumberia their last;
DoyCu d cam Of yOn pale form that rode on the
blast?
Would you free it oucc more, OH ye brave?
Yes the broao road &c honor is red where you
pas ed,
And Of glory ye ask hut gravel
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-01

ten and at uneven distances. The bridge
was supported by huge piles set in the
river, whose sullen waters we were able 10
distinguish rushing far beneath us. Yet the
river seemed shallow there, for white break
ers curling round the rocks we could detect
also. Onward we went. l was now in ad-
vance some dozen yards. All before us,
beyond twenty feet, was lost in gloom; be-
hind, the same darkness impenetrable at the
same distance. Yet on we pressed from one
rotten, shaking timber to another. Sud-
denly loud shouts in the rear proclaimed
the pursuing foe. These were followed by
the sharp ring Of rifles, and fearful shrek
from my companion. l stopped and turned.
He called on me, for the 'love Of Heaven to
help him." / returned some little distance
and found him clinging, about o couple Of
feet above the cross-pieces, to narrow iron
bar that ran from one of the piles to an
other. He was struggling wildly. "How,
is it 2" l asked, as l stopped TO aid him.
But discovered my assistance to be value
less, unless could place my feet on the bar,
and, leaning with my breast upon one Of
the timbers, reach over both hands and
grasp him by the collar. As l was making
this essay, the moon broke fully upon us,
and l met his upturned, pallid face. His
teeth we're set his bloodess lips drawn
from them with a rigidity that left them
completely bare. His eyes were starting
from their sockets and his form trembled
so as to shake the last hold to which he
| clung.
Zone of their bullets" he hissed between
his teeth, "has smashed my ankle. l am
going" His hold relaxed, another terrible
Shrek ran through the night air, and he fell
crashing among the jutting rocks below; his
blood mingling with the pure element that
eddied round them.
again pursued my way along the bridge
alone. Many bullet wbisted past me from
my inveterate but be wIldered foe, and many
a narrow escape l ran of being hurled into
the dark river, or of implement upon its
half concealed rocks. But one such death
sufficed for that night. At length | reached
the other side, thankful but exhausted.
Still, with unabated speed, | pursued my
way, until the challenge of a sentinel stopped
further progress. | had reached one of the
pickets of the detachment for which | was
bouDd-our gallant Northerners. was safe,
ard free man again.
MoRRIsANIA, September, 1861.