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Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-02-16

We arc glad to sec that lhe Boston Daily Al.
yarIiscr seconds the appeal made to the people Of
Massachusetts,, and already noticed in this PIPER
for repeal Of the socalled personal liberty law'
of that State. As anticipated, the high char
actcr and influential position Of the sgnors q the
address, commend it to the consideration of'the
people, not only in Massachusetts,, but in Uthor
Republican States having such laws on Their
statute books and will lead, We cannot doubt,
to speedy action BY the Legislatures ofsach Slhcs
whether favorable or otherwise will depeul Of
course upon the intensity of the anttsaycry aon.
timent ofthe members
Whcnstaiatas Of the character referred tl lme
pronounced unconstitutional, by such authority Us
Chief Justice Shaw, Judge Uurtiee ate of the
United States Supreme Court, Ex-Governor Lin
coin, Attorney General Clifford, Wm. G. Hates,
and other able constitutional lawyers to say ihih-
ing Of the opinions Of the distinguished nama4lot
perhaps SO deeply learned in the law, but meter
theless among the leading public men Of Mpssa,
chusets il is quite time that the Legislature take
prompt action for their repeal
We are glad to see this movement in Mt4R,
chusotts and shall rejoice if it proves saccdsykl.
It ought to be at once initiated in other St4at|
Let the work go on The Advertiser the ablesf
and most influential Republican paper in tho HtHs
speaks as follows - AT
We print this morning an address to the pasnlo
Of Massachusetts, which, from the character oI tbe
names appended to it, beginning with that q lhe
late vehemted Chief Justice, no less than lron is
intrinsic weight of reasoning, will unquestionably
receive the careful attention Of our readers y i
not an electloneerng document, as we understand
and contcmplates political movement Of no par.
tizan character 1t simply invites the people OIL
Massachusetts, at this crisis in the national lsto.
ry, to examine carefully our own Staterecon iand
five find that in point ourrecord Is stained
! by an act Of disloyaty to the Constitution ofthe
\ Union, ii invites us TO take measures to remedy
the defect by the repeal ofthe obnoxious statute
1t cannot fail to strike the thoughtful portion oI
the people that If only this thing was done We
should have immensely improved our condition ln
the controversies raging about us. There would
no longer remain the slightest prstext to justify
the VIOLENT measures for the disturbance OI tht
public peace upon which some heated partsaus Of
The South seem to be determined. When We arr
sure that we have put ourselves right, we Jan aG
ford to wait the progress Of events with confidence
we might almost say with Indifference, as 10 thl
issue, Void Of offence, We need appreRend y
danger. r.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02
OMcidl.
HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA hlIITIA,
Adiutant Generals Office, :.
M Orlnans Sent. ~. il

? Adiaan Genetal's ofce,
New Orleans, Sept. Is, 1881
a. MajorGeras of Divisions WILL receipt Of this order,
proceed the immediate effective organization of the militia
within the limits of their command.
In their respective regiments Colonies will
Of all subject to militia duty be taken by the
company officers within the company BEATS There will
lists the viii be placed the and residence of all
persons between the ages IS and As years subject militia
duty and the other which shall be designated the
Black List will be placed the and residences Of all
between the ages above mentioned subject said duty
who shall in any attempt evade the performance thereof
the aers abeors and ADVISERS who shall i'll any
obstruct the officers in this execution of their functions Such
shall be designated as ,uspcous
mics tothe South.
B. No volunteer companies unless organized and conms
stoned by the Governor shall be recognized Such oganiza
tons shall be allowed five days from the PRONUNCIATION of this
order TO apply commissions. No home guards companies
organ hed for service only within the limits town, city
parish will be acknowledged except companies the
members whereof subjects of foreign Prince Govern
ment composed exclusively persons IS years
In the Regiments of the First Division Captains
panie will make, within three days receipt of
der true and correct return of made through
the proper channel to tbs Major General In the Second
Third Fourth and Fifth Divisions the returns of the census
shall be made in similar by Captains days
| after the receipt of tie order.
immediately returns having been made the
ne of the Regiments Of the First Division will daily
,o,,ro,,. ,u:,,, ar., :. ,,,.p \, :, :. ~
~, ' . ooe'oeN H'' eouhu"ss eSeep'eo( Will
full power and authority to the Captain other officer in
manu- VI @ COMPANY 10 '"npe ooeuiehce 10 me ORDERS anu 10
eh'ofeesie' lhafy josephine The Colonel shall order at
s"c e ana pace US ne may deem proper AT least once
week. battalion or regimenta drills In the Second, Third
foth ana ruin Dvlos Coones will order company drills
at least twice week. giving the Captains full power an
thorit to enforce obedience the orders
fairy discipline, and Colonies shall battalion gmea
drills at such time place. within the reinenta bounds
they may deem proper, least three times d month
Should any person to obey any order thus given or
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jyl tf2p6t

ihe undersigned, a. great expense hes established II Ibis
city MahHfacory for making SWORDS in aay quapti,y for
Officers which he offers for sale SIS each
Every Sword issued from his factory fuzzy guaranteed 10
be equal to- if not superior any manufactured home
ported from foreign Parties purchasing viii he pe
fectly satisfied.
Has also hand large varied ard rich assortment Of
GOLD, SILVER, AND wORsTED
MILITARY TRIMMINGS
ENBRoIDERING IN GOLD done IN the r1ss elegant man
aud in any style ordered,
Offers for sale
WoRSTEp the best assorted and largest stocs Cuuee
States.
FLAGS of all Sizes Plain Enbrodared for Comoaaies
Regiments and Societies, made 70 order with dispatch
FLAG sTAFFS AND SPEARS, either Gold or Silver, NJ
ways hand
f, GUEBLE,
No. l57 Canal street, next door to D Il Holmes,
H-orers from the country will promptly attended TO-
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gew etesns gsy Crescent ssa#esaas arnig 0etobsr O. 1861

there be on our flags with these missives in their
pocketss'' QUEEN sabe2. of.course, they would
not think of buying cotton on Carondelet street,
but they would buy it and ship it out of the range
and control of our factors , -,.s, :, ~ =. s.
There was some talk about the expected sup
plies of -four and other produce. Tennessee ship
pers are tirnid about forwarding supplies hither.
There need be no apprehension whatever. The
recent movement Of our Government only applied
to few hundred barrels Of old pork, of which
one of our contemporaries attempted to create
mountain. There is an abundance of hogs IN Ken
lucky and Tennessee, and though war exists, there
will be a good supply cured, though killing and
curing time is some weeks off. Therefore, we urge
on all farmers millers dealers and traders, to send
on your supplies we have, orshal have, an aeund,
auce of sugar and molasses and Confederate trea-
sury7 notes to give you in exchange Therefore,
| send on, send away, let all come.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02
81 MAGAZINE STREET, UP STAIRS

81 MAGAZINE STREET, UP STAIRS.
dust opened and for sale, a large stock Of
MILLINERY GOODS,
RICH VELVETs--in all shades.
UNCUT FANCY ditto.
SILKS, sATINs, NARCELIHEs.
PLAIN AND FANCY RIBBONS.
VELVET RIBBONS, in all numbers.
LACES BLONDS,
STIFF NETS, TARLETONS,
RUSSIA aud TRIMMINGS.
The above goods will be sold cheap for cash.
se23 2ptf P. j. TRAQUAR.
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A New Repeating Battery.


call upon the patriotic citizens Of Louisiana and Mississippi
Observation-Disclosures for subscriptions manufacture and exper
mentally test the utility Of the gun invented by Geo G.
Taylor -gtr rlr rH. .s- --
This gun # is confidently believed, will throw ff balls
ten seconds or keep continued action Of sevenyve
minute, under the agement Of only men, with
point blank range Of one mile miles by slight elevation
Gov Moore OF Louisiana, Commodore Hol MS c. S, Navy
Brgadef General pahigren and oher military of high
stanang earnestly recommend manufacture trial as
bids fair to be far the effective pecs OF light artillery
invented fs cost Of Construction he far $3.50
and in nrherance of the same, Gov. Moore behalf Of the
State of Louisiana has appropriated $500 Smaller amounts have
bPen subscribed by private citizens. -
r. O. Snly No. 80 Grayer street Spencer Field, corner
Camp and Grod streets authorized receive subscriptions
The inventor may be the office Il o. suy from
A. NJ TIL r n whers he viii take pleasure in showing th9
design and describing the principle of tho gun wishing
to hid in its construction, -. 10
the country whose patriotism may in7uce hemt aid
in th construction Of eary destructive piece light
ullery of Southern Invention, and for the Of maintaining
sonhen rights will remit whaeS they may please
subscribe to T. o. sny, Ess No 70 aayeF street. New Or
leans La. os 4. = rg.5 ,1-.s 4s seq 2p6t
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Chains.

225 fathoms 81 proved CABLE CHAIN sections Of athons
each.
$50 fshoms Z inch proved CABLE CHAIN in sections Of
Is fatloms each
IS athoms, each q and inch proved CABLE CAAIN, in
sections Of Is fatl0ms ca h.
80 casks SHORT LINZ COIL CHAIN, assorted, Il, Sic
~ ~ 916, H..
u casks CANE CARRIER CHAIN 400 feet each, assorted
SIG ~
casks BRIGHT OK and LOG CHAINS, assorted SIG.
y, ZIG, =, 9-l6 q,
In store and for sale BY
JOHN D. BETN i SONS,
se7N gpjt Nos 50 and q .fTn,np street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 49, 1861,
As this Committee has received with deep regret positive
proof that imppSons have been pracced the public gen.
crosby by obtaining relief who entitled the
they hereby appeal all good citizens, who may
to the knowledge of any such Of fraud inform
bers of the Committee in person. leave suoh Information
with as little delay possible, at their office secretay's Room
o Board Of Assistant Aldermen Tie following
of the Committee
=, GERARD gTIFH, Board Of Aldermen.
vi ~ u 8. p. DELABARRE, r.. a&t'7' 49,
Il. E. FoRsTALL =. 1s :. ar
- !, ~ j. H. HU0KIEs, .sF . ..sP=
yf w r. JAS. BEGGs, Board Of Asst Aldermen.
Il. W.T. HoDGBrNs, :. -.
III 2|~1 j. B. LEEFB, fa'. 1884,.
t.t'-@ ~ 9l a. JAMES DAVIS, S...r ~ %.
4 ~ '@ JAMES BEGGS, e-
aul9 2ptf Chairman Of the Committee.
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o iii ctaI.


% OFFICE THE COMMISSIONERS }
+ '.... Of the Consolidated Debt Of New Orleans,
'*a = rs ge2t New Orleans Aug. 20 1861. }
GEO L. BRIGHT, ESD, Attorney at Law, having been duly
appointed COLLECTOR for this Board at its sitting of the
9th inst,
Notice hereby given, that from and after this date Mr.
GEO L. BRIGHT is the sole and only authorized
prosecute, demand collect the debts obligations what
kind the old corporation several Municipalities
and the city of Lafayette prior the consolidation ba
All previous contracts agreements with other parties arc
hereby revoked
VI, By order of the Board:
: ouoo1 On, n DPRJTy-s sscr.yar,,
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The following named goods have just been opened and will
bs sold chcap-
200 pairs Assorted BLANKETS.
50 dozen WORSTED NECK TIES
50.,..s- ..>t,. STOCKINGS.
Is. COTTON AND MEEINO STOCKINGS.
$40 balls WORsTED YARN. U.s..
35U lbs KSITTI~G COTTON. assorted GoIors
2I5 lbs Assorted ZEPHYR WORsTED. s.
10 dozen WORSTED DRAWERS.
20 dozen WOkSTED UNDERSHIRTS.
8 INDIA RUBBER OVERCOATS.
$50 great gross CHINA BUTTONS.
) dozen KNITTED SILK sAsE{f,s, for Officers.
OFFICERS SHOULDER STRAPS, BARS and EMBRoID-
p Erred STARS
SOLDIERS COMPANIONS AND OFFICERS BIVoUAC
BASKETS. -....@
SILK AND WoRsTED BINDING, of evety description.
GOLD BRAID, of every quality and width,
gold AND SILVER CORD
GOLD AND SILVER TAssELs, CORDS AND TRIM
MlNds, for Flags.
SILK, MER1No, AND COTTON CONFEDERATE FLAGS
AND GIBBONS. D. r. IT, .-. ..+
500 dozen MILITARY BUTTONS for Louisiana Mississippi
and Texas. .-,...
DRUMS AND FIRES, of every quality.
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS AND, RIBBONS, Of every
quality.
CHTLDR IN CARRIAGES, HOBBY HORSES AND We
LooIpEDES, U.s.
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN TOYS etc., etc.
seYt 2pSf,yeSS =Er De-
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50 dozen HORSE aud MULE COLLARS
80 dozen BLIND BRIDES.
80 dozsn HORSE and MULE NAMES.
10 dozen pair TIMED sTIRRVPs.
50 dozen pair Ene j 4PASNFD STtRRCPs
20 do2su POLISHED SEAFFLES. -rn Pc
13) dozen POLISHED RING BRADOoNS.
20 dozen POLISHED PORT BITS.
% d. zen fine JAPANNED PORT BITS.
II stare and for sale by
JOHN D. BEIN g. SONS,
sn90 opS Mo Il q n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02

HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA
AdjuanG Generals Office
New Orleans, Sept. %, 1861. }
All officers clerks and employees Of the Confederate States
and of this State of telegraph Offices of manufactures dock
yards and oundes actually engaged works for the
and Confederate Governments exempt from the operations
Of the orders Nos III and Has issued the 18th September
whilst they thus employed, until further orders.
By order of:
THOS. o. MOORE,
Governor and Commander-in in. t!hief.
NJ GRINOT,
$3.50 2p3. Adutant and Inspector General.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02
Wanted, Forty-four Nurses,

the Committee for the Relief Of the Sick and Wounded of
the Confederate States Army, FoRTY-FOuR MALE NURSES
go Virginia. None need apply without good
,tion qualification and sobriety.
s Apply at No. IS Grayier street, at IL NJ
say = n. o. sULLY, Chairman Relief Committee
' New Orleans, Sept. &c, 1861. -.. j 4, seq Ut
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.ae s9ppe0I for SmsaN firms
THE
CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES

10 THE
CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug IL, 1861. ,
Having been appointed by the Secretary War agent
collect receive and purchase small for the Confederate
States deem necessary and expedont to make known the
fact generally possible the better cooperation
work which needs be done quickly Citizens patriots
Your Government asks for the thousands Of TRIED guns
that lie unused in your houses Recent experiments have
that Of your fine Double BarreIied Shot Guns
with the improved Mimic ball, is than match for the
much talked Of Mimic Musket Then bring them forth and
place hem upon the altar of your counys liberty that they
be consecrated the noble Christian de-
Tense If objection be made sending away your guns it
be urged that you MAY need them home the reply t.
the sures the necessity Of using them home,
is place them in the hands the many thousands of brave
men who chatting with anxious desire stand wall
Of FIRE between you and the invading foe If this
deemed nconcusive then the reflection that those high
hoy, those i'll whose Judgment all have confidence AID
who, il is but fair pre know veil necessities both
at home and borders have after mature deliberations
auguFaed this movemen should be sufficient guarantee
tie wisdom utility and patriotism Of the service you called
on to perform Then you desire short war; speedy peace
and acknowledgment Of independence honorable 10 our
selves place your weapons the disposal your
As desire strike the hearts Of wo are now
plotting subugaton and destruction let be that
the tsy Rifle and the death dealing Shot Gun which yau
have hitherto highly priced take part the next con
fc rendering if possible victory complete was
their Geteat and route on The plains Of Manassas.
AFnAciens contemplate that shall send forth into our
more popuous regions assistant agents. charged with duty
Of collecting and forwarding proper points, Weapons
thus obtained. 1t may bo we'll here state th any one who
wishes do though he be no, visited by gent
eaty facilitate this work by sending any guns ne has or can
command to address, Of Robert Pkin No. ID Camp
street New Orleans
BALLARD S. DUNN,
Agent for Collecting Receiving and Purchasing Small
for The Confederate States auI3 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02

and guardians il called 10 the advertisement OF
this celebrated institution. Under The direction al
tits; Of one Of The most learned AMI efficient fac.
to be found il the South, tofers extraordinary
Inducements 10 these who would degire first
class education their Chi ldren. The advertise
ment contains an parteulars. and we advise its
general and careful perusal 7
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official.


HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA.
Adutant Generals Office
New Orleans, Sept. IS, 1851. \
ORDERS NO. l148.l
1t becomes necessary to organize the Militia thoroughly
pnk in of efficiency drills and other exercises
This necessity imperative. And to eject this Just and
proper that subject to militia duty should attend
company battalion and legtmeaal drills Therefore,
every facility in carrying the object Of the militia law and
opepare the citizens for the defense of the city and State
Governo and Comanderr Chief the Banking
Institutions and the Insurance Offices Of tie city q New
leans the closing of their offices daily O'Clock NJ
the Merchants, Grbcers, Sorekeepe Traders Commission
Merchants Coeehousekeepers Builders, Manufacturers and
all other Trades and Professions to close their establishments
daily at o'clock p NJ afford their secrearieg ce
and other persons in their employ the time and facility
obey the orders for the performance of duty they
country. BY order of
THOS. o. MOORE.
Governor and ConmAndsr-in Chier.
VI GRWOr, Adutant and Inspector General se90 273s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02

JACKSON RafIRoA II will be seen BY referring
to a. advertisement made by the General ,superin
tenaent " this road, that important nections
hays been made, of which passengers and shippers
Of freight wonId do vel to keep themselves
uosted g5s II ~ z 4sss 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02
N ew Orleans.
OILS, NAVY PITCH, AXLE CREASE AND aApruA

No CAR BOX OIL. In casks and barrels,
perior 10 Lard Or equal to sperm oils Tor
Railroad car boxes.........,......, s. cts. eA
No. REFINED OIL, III casks and barrels,
suitable for mixing With any other OILS IS ..
No REFINED Oil, In casks and barrels
suitable for painting all outside work,
and any color except white. 30 e..
No. REFINED OIL in casks aud bbla,, SUI
able for Ship aud Steamboat decks, Roo
Ing, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30
No. G AS OIL. In casks and barrels, suitable
for the various kinds Of gas NppAratuE 10 :.
COMMON ROSfN OIL in cagks, suitable for
mixing with Lime for washes, also fee
covering fences, works etc, preseYy-
ing the wood from exposure o the YEA
tter, or for mixing with common paint o.
Tanners O!ls..--,,., ,...,,............. % =,
AXLE OR WHEEL GREASE. in barrels haly
bbfs., and kegs, made for The Plantation,
Farm City and Country se......,,,.,., t cir, b.
NAFTfIA Crude and Refined, in casks, used
far manufacturing burning EuIds - $3.50 Cts SUI
NAVY PITCH, in q asd 40 gall. barrels wa..
rgEtcd free from Water, Sand Chips,
other impurities. Price according to MAJ
ket.
We are Raw manufacturing the shove eala,ed articles
and prepared FIJI all orders We call as attention cf
Dealers and Consumers stock and to BEAR in mind hey
PURE and UNIFORM manufactured exclusively from
Southern MATERIAL and managed owned By Southern rnen
TREASURY NOTES taken Il. par Discounts made 70 the
trade,
SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02

HARny MA This popular comedian will
appear tonight again at the Academy 81 Music il
the layorite dranlaof the Irish Emigrant and will
sing number III Lis best liked songs 81.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02

DrssrAN LiaHr Inca This Is the title Of 8
new military COMPANY now IN process of forma-
onaaaex the most favorable auspices. Capt. \.
EFsnanfe, gallant young gentlemen who has
seen fice, and our wen Known fe citizen
Wan aaolnon, ESQ., late Captain Of one of. the
companies Of the National Guards, are engaged n
getting np Die organization. This company is in
tended for State service, fun authority having
been 1htained from ths proper quarters, and We
ara sslre ii viii make I'M mark whenever and
wherever the oppo presents itself. For fur
ther partirplass, cali 1t No. Is City Hall the
I room of The Assessors. 4.s E IA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02

Sc For Congress : We axe authorized to
announce SAM REID, Esq, candidate the Second
Congressional District composed OF The First ard Fourth NUM-
cpa Districts of New Orleans and Parish of Jefferson to
represent said Congressional District the fest seguar Con-
gres OF the Confederate states subject to the approval and
ratification OF the eeeors thereof at the election be held
the FIRST Wednesday OF November next. sea
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02

5oTgoN AasD PoHK. The Columbus lbIiss.) Re.
public remarks that bale of cotton weighing fonr
hundred pounds will bring thirty two dollars, and
two hogs, eighing each two hundred pounds,
wall bring about the same amount The Southern
planters say they can raise the hogs At one quarter
less the pense and many Of them nounee their
discrimination % mp the cotton Geld and 60 in
fol hog raising.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02

souTHERH Projection AS soefATIoN.--- A called
meeting of this Association win be held to-day IN
their room, At the corner raFier ana BIZ Charles
streets We refer membeEsto the advertisement
5 for particulars. a " ss 95l g5ss5a s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02
Eg'GJde3s's Tariff.
COPYRIGHT SECURED.

COPY WRIGHT SECURED.
The Tariff Imports G: the Confederate States Of America
alphabetically arranged t~gether with the Warefoung sy
tenn Tables of Weights Measures and Currency with full
plantations for the Of Custom House business
For sale b.
CORSON g. ARMSTRONG,
SEQ 2pl2t SO Camp street New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02

MEETfEG OF BRITIsH SUBJEeTs. by referring To
our adyertising columns It will be seensthata meet
q British subjects Is called for this evening ali
5s delet street stairs, for the purpose 81
prganiaing company for city defence I F.s s w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02

MHaTARY NoTsrEs. We direct the particular
attention of all our readers who are interested in
the military, To- the various notices Of military
corps to bs found under tie proper heed il our
paper this morning. wv a. BY 4 v u ~ "a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02

Sc 3D. Crescent. Please announce the am
dersged as candidate for office Of State sapent ndet
Of Public Education q w e N hASRuDERz
AUS 2pta Baton Rouge, La.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02

PERSEVERANCE FIRE GoMPAGY No. l3.--Actiye
and exempt members 81 this company are re-.
aueated By the foreman by notice In another col
Umn. to meet at the engine house, this evening, at
u O'Clock, to transact important business IA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02

81 Ed. Crescent: Please announce james
r. BRADLEY candidate for Constable First Justices Court
IL the district bounded by Julia and Felicity Streets from
the River TO the swamp. Eectlon, lth November.
ap23 2ptd 81 MANY v0TFPst
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FesU Goods.

SO Camp street, New Orleans.