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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-13

Tke following is An extract from q lsttsr written
b the pastor Of Baptist Church 70 the " Journsl
End Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks vol
amss IN iAvor Ct that WOrld-reRoEned medicine, o.
Ems. WILSON'S sO0THTEs sERuR FoB CHIEDEn
TnEEuHa3
s'Ws see m advsrtissmentiD n y0us columns o. Elrh
WinaloEAs Soothing Syrup. kOV We never said
aoEd IL invor Of patent msdcins bstore In oar LIE,
ut Es s compelled TO say % your FeAaers that this
no humbuE-UE HAVH THIED II, AID Know II 70
HAIL II oLArEB. Il Is probably, ons Of the most
oosssfsl medicines Of the day, because It is one Of
shs best And those Of your resden who have babies
uan't do bsttsE than TO lay In . supply"
Sc advertisement in another column. ssp2sR$
A fkIEED IN hhED. Thy II.
On. ewIHr's IEEALLIELH LIEMEEF is prepared
fum the recipe Of DT. Stephen Sweet. Of Con
osctcut the great boneBotter and has been used In
hs uraotios for the last twenty years with the most
Ersoniahing success. Al an external rimedy It Is
without rival, and will alleviate pain more 5psed
IL than i .Othsr preparation. Tor su Rheumatic
ana Nerves. Disorders II is truly infaihbls and &c
curative for Sores, Wounds sprains, Bruises, &C.,
Is soothing, healing, and pop@rful gtreEgtheninE
uraperties excite the ust Eonhsr and stonishment
of al Who have svsr given Il trial Over four
hundred certificates q remarkabIe cures, performed
by Il within the last two years, attest this faot.
Tor sale By Strong 3 Armstrong and VIM. Fiske
Sex advsrtissnsnt p77-RsSd&E
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-13

PREvENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE.
To ladies Of delicate health or impaired orgAniHa-
tion, er 70 those By whom an increase Of family Ia
nom any reason Objectionable, the undersigned
would oner prescription which iu perfectly rolia-
BILE aud Eaio and which has beeu prescribed In Va
rieus parts Of the old world for the past century
Although the srtsole q verT cheap and simple, yet
It has bon put up IN half pint bottles and sOld very
extensively at the exorbitant Rgiee Of % per bottle
the undersigned proposes to furnish the reeelpe Ter
the snail sun Of 81. by the session Of which sv-
sFy lady can supply herself with perfect safeguard,
ut any druE store n the trihing sum Of . cents
per year. Any Physieian or druggist will tell you
e ia perfectly harmless, aud Thousands Of testimo-
nisls can be procured Of its efficacy. Sent to any
part OF the world on receipt OF 81, by addressing
Dr.. J. O. DEVERAUX,
AuF.lnss9 P. o. Box, No. ISL, New Haven, Conn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-13

and you have permanent Cura
Ine CABAIA has proved it1slf 70 b tie bGIt ONT
EsnL ever invented g1d who're onos ulod. e -
never zen AnoNl 70 Al cl electing r1IIlnE1rt
cure eoi Old Sores L5ttsr and EingWorm, 8calf Hss
Ohiloiainsy and EF0st Bites, Barber'I ltoh, Chsl1
er Cracked Hands OF Llps. Blotohes or PfmBls1 e
the Isce. And for
sOBE NIPPLES AND SORE ETEs,
the Oerate q the only thing rsqufrsd 70 eure Il
should Be kept In the kouss of ever Family.
Dirsotions Accompany Each Boftls
SOLD By HOsT MEDICINE DRALERs.
Free Of SyTlP 81; Csrats 75 eslsts pr BotGs,
J. n. HARRIS CO., PropristoE,
Tor Western States. Cfncinnaff Chfo
bo addressed.
Sold Wholesale aud Rstanby
3. y. Gaylord, o. 8. MaekenEie, WHliSm FisEs.
3. W. saskrideFt and Strong AFnstrong, ClF7ss
and Ohio; Roberts Samual, Oolum b1I; " a llrI-
ham, Sandugky; Garter \ Brother, Erie, PA
WeaEer'g salt Rhsum syrup and CsEats, = Bold y
Churchill Brother. RaS
1T is EVERYBODY'8 BRIEND1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-13
Mafhinists.
MAS MANNIN

MACHIHISF 4 ENGIHEER.
And Manufacturer Of
STEAM ENGINES 4 MACH tRERX OF EVERY
Description. Also-Jack Screws, Boits for Bridg-
os and other uses, Iron Grating and Blsc smith
ing Generally. sHcP-hOs. 3 HeWitts Block
West s., Cleveland, o.
na-JObbing and Repairing promptly ATTENDED to.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-13

PIRRY DAVIS PAIE K1LLER.-The thous-
ands who have been relieved, we'll IS the thous-
ends who have the most unbOunded confidence in
Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer, viii read among
cur special notices this week, another OF the addi
tonal sTidsnoss Of the power of the Rpplicstion.-
We are doing an set Of humanity, when we urge ev-
STy family to possess themselves Of it-gBufialo
Christian Advocate.
sT Sold sVsETWhsra, snd by =. y. Gaylord Wm,
Fisks, O. 9. Maokun1la, Strong Armstrong lno
q ". EuekzidsF, OlegolAnds o.
EU-sae Advertisement In smother column.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-13

The Postmaster for this city has received
quantity of the new Government envelopes
and with them the following circular, to the
second paragraph of which especial atten-
ton is called:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-13
HvRYBoDY APFRn0IATEs
Pc R RY VS.
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER

We beg . can the sslsntiOn % Eho Dabus 70 a.
long tested and unrfTalled
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-13
OERATE AND OINTMENT,

b taking the Syrup as directed, e Em drlTs lt1
disease nom the system, and Hhan cncs eat @ "a
KIN Q NV applicationg cf Dr.. Viewers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02

FROM VIRGINIA.-LyncIsturg Sept 26.-Intelli-
gence of highly important movement in Western
Virginia has been received. The reports already
given, stating that General Lee is about to make
junction with General Floyd, are fully confirmed.
Reinforcements to the extent of siXty-four, com
panies have been sent forward to join ten. tloyds
Brigade, and considerable portion of his COM
mand has been ordered TO LewisbIrg.
Wise has been ordered to report himself at Rich
mond and will be transferred to another field of
operation. The array in Northwestern Virginia
continues under the command Of Gen. Loring.
gentleman who left Baltimore on Saturday
last reports that the statement that Mcclellan had
been shot, but not killed, was currently believed
in that city.
We learn from the same source that the whole
number of troops, in and around Baltimore, does
not exceed eighty thousand, whilst the whole num-
ber of troops passing through that city is not more
than five hundred per week.
The people Of Maryland only ask for Beauregard
and Johnstoato protect them from the force around
Washington, and declare that if our forces VIII
but cross tie Potomac, as to prevent Mcclellan
from throwing himself Rpon Baltimore they them
selves wia do the rest.
A dispatch has just been received from Whining,
tou, North Carolina, which states that a teet OF
Lincoln's vessels is now lying off that port. '
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02

pErrB1dcAN STATE CENTRAL CoMMIrTEE,-An
Albany dispatch of the 9th reads: The Republic
CAN State Central Committee met to-day, The
following resolutions were unanimously adopted:
ResolUed, That in the opinion of the convantio a
al least $40, 900 men should be enrolled for fle
war, at the earliest possible day, and that his
State should furnish at least 100000 of that um
ber ~
PesoLced, That the executive committee be in
structed to adopt the most vigorous meas lres BY
public meetings, through the press and Of herwise
10 arouse the people to the Importance g support
ing the Government with men and nf Jney in The
present emergency.
Pesolued, That we earnestly COZ mend to the
General Government the propTiets of giving tc
dollars of the bounty promised to the soldier a
the termination of the war, or one months pay il
advance at the time Of his enlistment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02
CHEcKMArhsch THE srEcuLAroRs.-The Raleigh

CHEcKMATtSG' THE SPEcuLAroRs.-The Raleigh
IN. c. Register of recent date says:
We understand that in compliance with the pro-
clamation Of she Governor, large quantity of ba-
property OF s ecnators, was seized at the depot Of
the NortA Car olina Railroad in this city, on We'd
nesday. VIC hear, also, that a quantity of bacon
bought en 81 ecuation, and destined for point out
of the Stats has been seized at High Point.
SpsakiAg of spectators, we are constrained to
say taSa ,aring attempts at monopozing the arti-
Gle OF Ma son have been made in this quarter. One
coneesh composed of two individuals not engaged
in n mefc antie business and paying no merchants
heense have bought large quantity of bacon at
e3shs cents Or less per pound and are selling ii
az Nv enty-tive cents. Now, we are willing to see
any man make reasonable profit on his invest
nae ats, but we do contend that profit of seven
CO ats pound on bacon is most unreasonable and
xtortonate. This is no time for taking selfish ad.
iantage of the necessities of the country. Instead
of doing so, men should be content q to live and
let live.o ~ rs- t..a-.-1. ., s5-ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02

SHOCKING RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-A most dread
full accident occurred a few days ago on the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad The Louisville Journal
says that five cars were thrown into the river and
that the first car was completely submerged, and
all in it, except three, numbering seyenty-ive
souls, were at once ushored into eternity. The
other cars were badly smashed up, and it is low
estimate to state that cne hundred and fifty are
wounded, many of thea fatally The same paper
adds;
The report that tbs bridge had been weakened
by some malicious men is entirely without tonnda
ton. A careful examination ot the broken nm
hers of the bridge showed conclusvely that they
were . r rotten and unsafe and the terrible guilt ol
the disaster rests upon the heads of Incompetent
and reckless railroad managers, who have allowed
the bridge 80 rot without being repaired or ex
amined.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02

GALVESTON, Sept. q, 1861.
ar. E1itot-Capt. Peter J. Menard (lattery in
the firm of Menard L HarralD died in this city yes
terday morning. He has been a citizen of Texas
since 1929. He was in the first battle for Texas
independence, and one of the first settlers of this
Island
Our Commandant here has contracted for near
10000 bushels OF corn, at sixty-one cents per
hushel, and $4,000 lbs. -four at five cents both to
be delivered in this city; they were paid for in
and readily ccepted-Confederate bonds.
The following, taken from the Fort Brown Flag
of the 9TH, speaks for itself:
The news from Mexico is alarming. 1t is now an
admitted fact, that the Mexican Congress has
granted permission to the Lincoln Government to
march hostile force through Mexico to attack the
exposed western frontier of the Southern Confed-
eracy. 1t is admitted that the consultation of four
Governors, which was lately held at Guanajuato
had no friendly object in view towards the South,
for Messrs Doblado and Escandon fully understand
the necessarily aggressive policy of the Southern
Government. And it is also admitted that Don
Juan Nepomuceno Cortina is publicly enlisting
Mexicans in the towns of Guerrero, Comargo and
Mier for the purpose of making another foray into
the now comparatively defenceless counties be-
tween Cameron and Webb.
The valley of the Rio Grande has been declining
in wealth and population since the close OF the
war, and Mexican rulers see in our present wal
with the North favorable opportunity to accom-.
plsh their design of entirely destroying the Texan
settlements on the Rio Grande and thus driving
our frontier back to the Nueces valley.
If Cortina is making the movement rumor ere
dts him with he is doing it with the connivance o.
the authorities of Mexico. The charge is publicly
made by Texas officers, that General Garcia, dur
ing his late trip along the river, met Cortina, and
had lengthy conversation with him and it is {
well known fact that the rascal could have beer
taken twenty times if the authorities on the west
ern bank of the Rio Grande had ever desired tc
arrest him. But they have never had the disposi
ton to interfere.
The South Carolna still continues cruising about
The frgate remains off the bar with the Anna Tay
lor. The Sam. Houston left last night, loaded with
men, say 100 probably for San Louis, % miles be-
low here.
Since the Picayune has correspondent from
the wds of Hampstead using my former n01il1et
de plane e-Texas-l will change to
Yours truly MEMPHIS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02

Brunswick, GEoRGIA.--This place, the reputt d
destination of the Lincoln fleet, is thus described ::
Brunswick is situated on the north side of Turtle
river, one hundred and sixty-eight miles from Mil
ledgeville. It's haryor is reported spacious and
safe 'and one of the best on the Southern coast.
The Turtle river and Altamaha are connected by
the Brunswick canal. The Brunswick and Florida
railroad, extending towards Pensacola and Mobile,
is in the course OF construction. The town is thr-
teen and half miles above the bar, and eight
above the lighthouse on St. Simon's Island. Yes
sells drawing over thirteen feet water cannot cross
the bar at low tide. The population of Brunswick
is set down at two Thousand. -,.
Federal troops, if they were successful, could
greatly annoy the surrounding country. But this
will never be- The people of Georgia are fully
warned of the design upon that point, and they
will scarcely permit it to fall into the hands of the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02

SPLENDID DASH OF CAVALRY COMrANY.-The
Tazewen Democrat gives the following dashing
feat of cavalry company detached from Gov.
Wise's command on Il special duty:
Since the burning of Boone Courthouse, party
of Federals again invaded the county, and seized
Mr. Pack wealthy merchant and grazier, resid-
ing near the Kanawha line, about twenty miles
from the Courthouse, as a prisoner. The vandals
also possessed themselves of some fifty head of
Mr.. Packs fat cattle. On hearing this news, Gen
from his Legion, which soon secured the release
Of Mr.. Pack, and his cattle, too. The cavalry
killed forty or fifty of the Federals captured fifty
two Federal prisoners and thirteen Union men
and it is said by reliable gentleman of this
county, just from that section, that they drove the
last Yankee hireling from Boone.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02
A,snrurR ARREST FOR TREAseN.--A dispatch

AXoTHER ARREST FOR Treason. "A dspateh
dated New York, September q, says;
This morning John Beatman, a citizen oG Port
land Me-, was brought here in custody of the
Deputy Dept Marshal Of that district. He is charged
with iigh treason with using seditious language
against the United States and the President also
With reasonable completely with the Southern
rebels and their agents from Liverpool and other
parts Of Europe II is said that letters and papers
were found in the baggage and on the person o.
the accused ustifying the vigorous measures adopt
! ed He was sent to Fort Lafayette.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02
GEN. FnEuosr,-A dispatch dated Washington,

GEN. FREuoNr,-A dispatch dated Washington,
Sept Il, says: .H
There is yet no definite action in regard to Maj
Gen. Fremunt's administration OF affairs In Mis-
souri,, the question involved being Of delicate and
complicated character. The indications are, how
ever that if he shatnot be superseded in his com.
mand, which now seems probable, othsr arrange
ments of an important bearing will be made, hay-
ing in view the public welfare. Nothing beyond
what is here stated can be reliably aseertained for
the reason already mentioned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02

IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI. - In the Memphis
Avalanche we find the following telegraphic dis
pat,h:
Fort Smith, Sept. pa regiment of Missou
rians, under Col. Hunter, has been defeated by the
Kansas rui1ians, under Lane and Montgomery,
backed by Federal troops. Is
Lane and Montgomery are burning towns, rob
They are marching upon the Arkansas frontier.
McCulloch has only about thirty five hundred men.
A proclamation of General McCulloch, dated,
Headquarters Camp Jackson, Sept rs, says:
Kansas Lane and Montgomery have defeated a
Missouri regiment under Col. Hunter, and have
burned Osceola. -r
need three regiments of infantry Immediately
| will accept them for twelve months.
Let all those who have arms bring them, as the
arms turned over by the State may fall into the
hands of those nearest to them. Let those who
wish to serve their State rally to her defence al
once.
[Sgued BEN. MCCULL0CH,
pri lsnr-E limo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02

There is no deception u bull dog. It's only
the cur that sneaks up and bites you when your
back is turned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02
FORWARD MOVEMENT FROM BOWLING GREEN.

soPKiNsrTGLE, .EF., IA KsT BY GEN. BucRgER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02
NUMBER 1so.
retsesApHEo TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
Interesting News from Kentucky.

PROGRESS OF GEN. BUeKsBR TOWARDS THE OHIO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02

STAR MUTUAL ISsURA ASCE COMPANY,
No. . CHrOndelet
Ne Orleans, Aug. 81 1861. }
R4-Thfs Company VIII continue to insure
against the Loss Damage by Fire the perIs Of the and
Rivers, the Of premium.
P. A. Girard firm of 7. A. Giraud & Co.
A Watt firm OF Juo. Watt Co.
Il. ", Logan, firm OF Logan. Soniat 4 Claiborne.
A. F. Elliot, firm OF Elliot Il Mckeever
+. Lnng firm of Mummy, l,nng & Co.
+. Dupatlier firm of Roman & ker.ion.
Lloyd Il. Coleman, firm of Coleman, Bri,on Il Witllers.
W. Quentell firm OF Wm. Prehn d Co.
W. G. G. Claiborne,
Ghas. A. Castillo, firm of ". A. Gordon Il Castillo.
J. de Fuentes, firm OF S. Oser & Co.
EMILE DEBUYS President.
J. P. BELAuME, Secretary pro Hu4l ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02

LOUISIANA STATE BAyX- I
New Orleans, Sept, IL, ISL
ES- This Bank, in conformity with the
Governor has suspended specie
all its liabilities Hereafter, Confederate Treasury
will be accepted payment and received deposit
having collection this Bank hereby
they receive Treasury Notes Of the
States local bank payment Of said
withdraw the and Shall hereafter be received
collection where the other than Treasury
Notes or local bank notes in pay meat OF the same.
By order: =
sell If [SigneGl L. BERNARD. Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS SECOND DRAINING IJIsTkICT,
q City Hall, New Orleans. Aug, 80, 1861. 5
hg-Notice liz hereby given that, according
the Fourth section of Of tie gisature OF the State
louisiana supplementary entitled ian act to provide
levyng draining and retaining Swamp Lands in tain
OF the parishes of Orleans and Jefferson approved
March 1859 SEALED PROPOSALS will tie received for the
the Commissioners of Bonds issued according the
foreoONg the of Sixteen Thousand Five Hun
Ged Dollars, until the FOURTH DAY OF OCTOBER lSGl, at
IL o'clock Nj
dorsed ." Proposals for Sale OF Bonds''
au3l to4 L. Fl. PLACE. President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02
nartitular Autnes.

HALL PERSEVERANCE FIRE COMPANY, No: l3
New Orleans, Oct. z, 1861.
HJ~The active and exemp- members of this
Company hereby requested 10 at The Eng
~ clock THIS EVENING. business Importance.
By order Of the 70 efnan
oct21 % CHAS. A SMITH.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02

BANK New ORLEANS,
New Orleans, Sept. Is, 1861,
R9-In conformity with the recommenda-
Of His E4ctleucy, Moore, this Bank does This day
pend specie the of the local banks and the
Treasury Notes of the Confederate States will be paid at its
received in payment of all debts due 10 The Bank
Parties having paper for collection in this Bank hereby
tilted withdraw the forthwith, If they not wiling
receive the above currency; and henceorh will be
for collection parties agree the above
By order OF the Board
se9t MORTIMER BELLY, Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02

Capture Of ArEas and Cannon, and Flight Of
the Yandals. s4.,,-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02
RS RUPTURES FN
~ RADICAL lily U D W "
-
Tatr from Dr. W. T. Mills the Editor of the Vicksburg
Daily Sun.
yICKssURG, Miss, May 8, 1850
RUPTURES
Hernia 1nn DO Cured Without Needle o

VICKsBURG, Miss May g. 1861.
Hernia 2nn bo Cured Without Needle or Knifel
r Editor-I deem those afflicted with this terrible
and painful disease the folio wing statement negtS
for The space i eas belonged John Coalte
E 81 rwo yherS was dsenoe
opinion the mode Of treatment te9e Suggesng oe @ use %
New Orleans The Patent Truss Of d. 4 sheF
Tys n fa MXure about hTae mouths boy entirely
stored and nov persc a %s @ % % was on h N ns pna n DO DO
ia9 ali The Of field hand, rolling bags etc. without th
those ibis dseAe and tor my gr9gdg M to D E sher
Exrac, from Letter Written Three Years Previous to the
Above, in reference to the same boy
IssAeUENA Co.. Miss May 2 1857
Or ssT Ne y eoT is perfectly cured the rupture
hS r il one @ % ho @ Tes sa locking men on os MLs D.
Letter from DE- Tho J. Harper Of the most eminent fh1
s.Sians the State Of ssssspPi ~ ,sso
Dr. sherrnn-near Sir send the boy Ben be ( to you
c4s & tnn9 "sna @ e p hin @ INA a lied your plan
is righ and that cu Plsase lie me by the re-
N1'" 0' IL" ''F s'''pSe''''' THos j. 4ARrER, MD.
~Th in reference slave boy about IA years
od, yuptue both Sides and who subsequently
returned sonnd. The following explains itself;
VoKsBuRG, MISS, May 7, 1860.
Dear siI enl you james spply to him suitable
at eyery drug store rrsses them however have but lit
lie condence but having confidence in skill in such mat
TuOS. J. HARPER, II. D.
Dr.. BELDEN's OPINION.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. &, 1859.
Samuel Davis Esq,;
Dear Sir that DR.. Sherman's Truss applied by
him will give e1ecualy than other. hnve
nen it tried satisfaction. know of several cured
yv the use ard he mixture recommend you TO get
but Dr. Sherman himself applies It. as much depends
upon the fitting II. bhlApEN' nj. d.
gS~DR SHERMAN respectfully informs ruptrod persons
or slaves, that he has returned 10 the city
nnd may found his office, No. 70Sf fARLEs STREET
bv the application his PATENT SILVER TRUSS and CUR
ETTVE MTXTTRE my6 ly4W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02

OFFICE BOARD ASSESSORS,
Room No. ii, City Hail. :
New orleans, Aug. II, 1861.
a-Notice to Tax Payers-The Bonrd Of AS
Of New Uretn having competed their rolls
for the 1861 and copies thereof having been
with Secretary of said Board Room Is City Hail.
and examined by of the inhabitants
city of New Orleans by any OF the Of pro
perty said city from 10 O'Clock A. NJ, till O'Clock p NJ,
daily Sundays excepted during THIRTY DAYS. from the
18th inst
Board of farther give that they will
their office Room Is City Hail. from 10 O'Clock A. M,
till P the Goth, 2lB 28d 2h and 25th of Sep
enbr 1851 review their assessments application OF
person conceiving himself aggrieved. - - 1880
WM. SAL0MON,
aul4 got Secretary Of the Board of Assessors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02
VOLUME XIV.
miIitaru Notites.

FIRST REGNEsT, FIRST BRIGADE. FIRsT}
DIVISION la MiLITiAi ... I
New Orleans, October |, 1861. }
ORDER No. 1.-THE COMPANY OFFICERS OF
III this Regtmeur will proceed Immediately 10 enroll ard org
ny nle their heats strictly according to Instructions
III ssued by His Exeeleney Thomas Q. Moore, in
ts proclamation and orders NO. and to make their reports
" .thout delay, 10 j. M MAGEE,
Lieutenant. Colonel Commanding.
Onic Corner Camp and Gra gIer streets. oc2 II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02

IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI. - In the Memphis
Avalanche we find the following telegraphic dis