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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-28

FHTT-FIRsT REaIHEET--The Ohio stste
Journal is informed that Col. Stanley
Matthews has been appOinted tO-the COM
mand Of the Fifty-frst Regiment, In place
Of Col. Fitzgerald, removed. @
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&erolrers.

DRVOLVERS AND BOWIE
III KNfYES-A hne assortment Of Revolving
~ ls such a. Colt new moddel Bacons, Riders,
Allen X Weolock's, shaTpg, Spies, smith q Wis.
son's, large and small, with various other kinds,
Just reoeiFsd and for sals cheap ct :
= F- III. .HATTERsLEY'B
tSa Gun Store, l0l Superior SIrOei, cleveland.
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8Eass 4alnatn.

TAMES H. ODELL, BRASS
81 FOUEDEB AND MANgGAOIQkEho q
Bras Work Of every description, 10 80 Union ss.i
r7 SolT ron iIIIari0r street. ,sZalRnd, Ohio. H.
q prepared 70 furnish ali kinds Of work USED ioI
Gtaaui Water o. Ges and all 81 Q VaEiouS article.
nsa5 n ne Plumbing Business. E5eE PuEnp1 q AZ
kinds mads and repaired. Bias Citing done eaiQ
G1HrRs WeTf q al klaeg Tslesrsas aeeaB
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-28

a. The Webb Sisters give concert on
Monday evening next, for the beEeat Of
The Soldiers Aid Society Of Columbus.
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Mathimists.
DERNARD DEMMENG,

BERNARD DEMMENG,
1RTIsAE, NAoHIEIsT ANa YATENT moDEL
n n "A K b
No. 144 SupC ioT street, (Leader Building }
o AGVELAED, OHIO.
BERNARD DEMMEHG, having rented tx
establishnent of H. KoniFslow, is nov prepared e
contract for manufacturing Sewing maehine1, enc
al kinds Of Hight Machinery. Particular attention
md facilities Tor getting up Models Of Patents.
REP AIRING.
II yvrF SKATES need hxing, csil on Demmeng,
II your s.. 'TING MAoHINE Is out Of order, b.
He repairs an kinds Of SURGICAL Instruments.
An kinds Of Metal and Musical Instruments re
Hy5u should get up now. Patent, Dsmlnsns e
the man to get up your Models, other IN WOOD.
Brass, OF Iron, in the neateat manner
An kinds Of Belt Hanging done In prompt Htyle;
An kinds Of light Machinery put IN order IN the
rlost expeditions manner. ...
EngineerinR Instruments reported.
Small Steam Engines repaired Thoroughly.
Rail Roed Oonductor's Punches Manufactured II
the best manner,
Rail Road Oonductor's Pouches repaired.
o8-ln iao yerything in the shape ef repairin'
or Misunderstanding, done on contract.
1E-EntrHnos to ahOp-lA Superior street, up one
pair Of stair. BERNARDO Em hEh9-
iahT:E17
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-28

william EdWards1 Before Alex McBHds, }. P, q
vs.. middiebutgh tQgnzeip, OGya-
I'M THE 6TH DAY UE AUGUST
~ A. D., 1851, said Justice issucdcn crier Of At
tschment in the above action for the sun q No
Hundred and Hinety-IWo Dollars. and Ei1htsen
Cent? and the same viii be for hearing on the s5th
oay q eeDsemOef, A. D. ISL lt olcldlZ A. H.
WILLIAM EDWARDS.
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fErom she ExanlnsT, Norfolk. Val
They hsYe bssn tested IN more than . thensn
oasos, With entire sucoess.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-28

Join FrIsnd,


-
John y. BOrgo5, Mrg
frsderiza Borgss, Ed-
ward Hes 8nmullsr. Jno
ktumpf, Wm- Aackay,
Theodore YrRes, adam
echnider, Valentine o
swain, OathariDo Bur
ger GeFnsn BoneF0 emf
Society. y In Black.
Iranci8 Ore : fofd. Co.
Green nalf John Hem
orlck Islacan Leona q
CoVart hsries Heath
Giles White, hfm Of
hsath 8 White, reTdi-
maud Schumaker John
Laisy, Commonwealth
lusurance Co N pany,
Mm. y heelar " ".
Harbut, hs les Griffith,
Molanct0n Burr, Mm,
X chardson, Philip q.
" aver, John oEf,
gehn D. Clara, William
BrOggcnhy D Bu b.
Mar e . Henks, Hsnfry
brtkar, =. a. Day, We
Aein- pefandants.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-28

NOTIOE-PURSUANT TO AN
IN order made BY the Judge Of the Prob.te
Court, for the County OF CuyAhogas Ohio IN the
offer for sale 81 public auction at the door Of the
Court hOuse In said county, on the ~ day Of %
scribed notes, 70 wit, said notes being the assets
Of said assignment: -.
DGIs 0IR0.9s. Makers. lime, 6e. Am'l.A PgF15i5. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-28

tgrom the ExAminsf Hofi0lk, Val
Osphalic Pills accomplish the object for Whial
shey were lSae TiE Cure Of headaehs In al u toE1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-28

These Pills have never been known 10 faii when
the directions have bOen strictly followed and they
are perfsctly safe to take by the most delicate.
To MARRIED LADIES they are particularly re-
commended, as they remove oi1culties and restore
nature, no matter from what cause the obstruction
may arise. A few days in most cases will preduce
the desired effect; and although powerful, yet no
injury viii rssuh from their use, but those who
are pregnant should not use them, as they have on
effect contrary to nature.
Pamphlets detailing their virtues, with numerous
certificates from we'll known physicians ard apoth-
ecaries can be had application to the agent, who
will send the Pills. If desired, ~ mall post paid to
any address, on receipt Of the money sod in boxes
containing sixty Pills. by oil the principal druggists
And dsalers every where. Frios Si,00 3 bJx. -
G. ". OLARk, Sreli. agent.
1Ho grIn~rfNF 81 f1lHv--l.rTA. n.
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-. Met Notieq SsP,!8I e ForeeIss1re.

Defendants.
GOURG OF COMMON PLEAS.
~ OUtAH0GA COUNTY, OHfO.-The aid a.
@. Wuet, who are non-rssdent5 Il fs stsle of Ono
are hereby notih that the gai1 kaufman HaFes.
plaintiff, On the Zlst y Of SEPTEMBER Ir6I dle n
the once Of tha Clerk Of the Court q common
Pleas OF Cuyahoga county, 10 the Etate OF Ohio, bis
petition sgtinst said dei6ndanfs The 6fiect md
pra{er o. which ? q lon is 70 recover iudgmsns
against tbs said Eiilah heudrick On his rFlr r1orT
note giTea b. said atnd lex s-id plaintiff datsf
yulg - ls5s, for ths Of SEQ, due IN one yoaf
EOm date, with Interest a5 the rate OF 10 rer csut
per annum, and payable annually ard 10 beet 70
thepayme1t Ct s1ch iudgmelt the foilrTing de-
scribsd premises, morEagad b. the sad Elijah
keDdrick ard Lydia kendriek to said PLAINTIFF 70
no. seventy mine (7s) IN s. 8. stones sEhdiVision
Of original lot No. dfty (t0i, flTmerlT Br0oklTn
township now lsveland City, and Aa4 mont and
rear OF ~ tset and z ee IN oepths ana Euntiug On
Herman street. Also-ons equal undi 7ida1 one half
Of sub los Nos hundred anc forty-one fIfll nnd
sons aiiOtma1t Of the Charles Taylor Farm in tks
City Of LleVeapds frontng the south side Of De-
troit street and sxiendilg back 70 an asy. Alao--
sub-lOt 81 in HirEm eteue5 1ubdiVision 1f part u7
original lots g an1 68 In Brooklyn, haIluT 20 and
I'll feet mont on Traih street and u eet N dsnth
s1id PETITION prays ior Judgment agaialf SAD fli
lah kendFick Uz III sum Of four bundf6l and I1rtF
dollars (Sfi0) and interest thereon - the r ts OF 10
Eer Cent. per unnum from tbs I'd dag of July, ISL,
aud tnat said premises Be sold 70 pay the same,
Said Defendants, Ehlah kendl lex, LYDIA Ken
driek and 8. o. West are h1rahy notified 10 aDDeaF
and answer said Pstition on or before rha 6th day
OF hoyember, ls6li or judgment vii Be tasen q
prayed hr. CAGE q BRUCE,
FiaiRtid's attorneys.
ClaVeland Ohio eepf. a. 1851. l.saq
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-28

MASTBk'S sALE.-PVRsUAET
Ill 70 the command Of a alas deeretal order Of
Esis' issued ON the Court Of 0cmmon Eleas 0f Guy
ahoga county, Ohio, ct th guit Of Nelson Prince
snd other ag1inst Levi Thomas and Ot ere, % me
puDli' auc ion & the door Of he oart House in
thb city Of CleVs and on ts 26fh day q November,
1851 al two O'Clock P. NJ, the fOos inc deserlbsd
premises 90 ii: sitratFd in East Cleveland, Guy
AhOgs ounty. ohio and bounded. beginning in the
P aux hoad ami south 39l4e uesf chains 224 links
from the west corner OF Chittenden LeWls' land,
thence south 5O4o east chains and 20 lins to Eaid
LsWis West line, theme sou Gnains and 81 inksi
th-nce north 5O54o, west chaiaB and IS Inks;
thence nrrth sH9 east 25 links; hence north 54o
Wtst ch 4ins 10 the Plank ROsd; hence north 80
east hsins aud 81 inks TO tbs place n bsginning
Containing three aud one-haf acres Of lsnd- -Ap-
praised a. s 40.
GEO IA. WYMAR, Master Commt 81 1nef.
B. B BEsvIs, Pi ihs Atty. oo23.353
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A TTAOHMENT.-ON THE 18TH
~ dsy Of Sspiembsr A. d. 1861, said justice -
susd an ordrr Of AttaehmoDt IN the shove acti n o
the sum II Two Hundred aud Five Dollars IElal
of Nd cause q st or Hovembsr I'd, 1851 s. A. d.
SAMUEL L. WEECH, /.
ALLEN p. MILLAR.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-28

At one well there are ever 10000 barrels
Of oil stored in Vats and tanks, which are
plnced in the ground and covered with
earth to prevent evaporation, a1d fair
estimate Of the amount of oil on hand along
the creek would be about 100, 600 barrels.
"a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-28

lAAk-4 AAp A1-Ais-Al+Na = - s<ANs-At a+-A--A--4
II you are, or have been troublsd with tne hsad
ache, send Tor box, (OephGiio fiil1l &C that Tou
nay hEvs them In case OF an attack.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-28
AInTICR Is HEkERY GIYRN

M DIIlOh 10 p 6EhGDL y VI GA
In that sn -pplcation EiI be made 70 ais Excsl-
leucy, m D-nui5oB, Governor Of Ohios 1T the par
don Of LuutUb %. UlAkk. Rho Wa conylctsd q
the crime Of passing CJuntsrelt Bills, In the Ceurt
Of Common Pleas OF Cnyah1ga COMFY, ohio, 81 The
Nay Term OF said Couff 10 Is6 and sentenced the
panftan rfarv for fhrea vaara Hr nrgas1ho
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-28

Ooscbaras Issi;sss
Cuyahe @ county Sc. -
Julia A. Woodardi r-af r1 as
George Woodard. = =
THE DEFENDANT, GEORGE
WOODARD, will take notice that the plaintif O,
Julia a. Woodard has this day hlsd her petition IN
The above name d court asking for . dissolution Of
the Farfiags contract cause assigned, w'llfal ab-
ssncs and adultery. The viii be t.r hearing -
Ccto6er fsth, 1881. JULIA A. WOODARD.
p A DnvfDro,r FoIfrsfor ocfl6-9Sf
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SALB-PURsU,

ltL AIT 70 the command or tBO ordsrs Of eslg
nom the Court Of Common Plea1 OF OuFahoEa Gun
% one at the suit cf Ihs summit County Bank n
Uuyahoga 4alls agsir s. islac L. Hewitt and oshtrl
and the othsr a. the suit Of II uleFgl nd and Ma
aanlng haiiruaQ Uomp ny aGatl1t fIaac =. Hewitt
ana othsras 20 directed, shall expcse FOR ssls a
public auctio1s At the 0cor ct the Court House iE
me LlsT ol CsEcland en- the thlf y lat cay Of GO
sribed pareels oflaud situate n ts gliT Of JisVsz
lanos county Of Cuyahogsi aEd Stit5 ol OHIO, Ene
mcWn y te ns part oi HeWitt's gGbdiFllIon 81 thg
90 ea--ed 4eraln Erolerll b ID l---- ClsE. "a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-28

From the Western B. B. Gazette, Chicago. I'LL
We heartily gdorss Mr.. spalding, and hiB uni
FaIled Oephal fills.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-28

IFrom the Advertiser. Providence B. II
The Oephalic Pilla are said 70 be remarkably o.
sctVe remey Tor the headache, and one OF the TarT
lest for that 'ery frequent complaint which has ".
sF been diEeoFered. - E1F-
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r B. COBB 8 cos
HALF PRICE LIST.

We have printed Cataiogue Of $50 different works
which offer at half price This CatalOg will be
seat free to am asking for it, Below We give
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-28

Terms-Cash. JOSEPH s. GBAEEIs,
Assignes Of Wm. ElsKL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-28

Famuel L. Welch and aL .rls
Allen P. Miilar,
partners IN FER firm 81 Before >. toJambes ,. y.
Weleh 4 Millar, Of Cl Veland fUWRship,
pislniihS, Cuyaboga county, Ohis.
We
P. Maplestone,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-28

Thsg hsYe bssn tested IN more than : theassR
oasSs, With entire success.
TErom the DemoorEt, st. Cloud, Mimi
II you are, or have been troublsd with tne hsad
ache, ssnd loF boz, (Osphalio FiIl6l &C that You
nay have them In case OF an attach
IFrom the Advertiser. ProEidonos, B. II
The Oephalic Pills are said 70 be remarkably ~
cttye remey Tor the headache and one Of the FeTT
lest for that IeTy rs1gsnt complaint which has oT
sr been diEcoTersd. rlF-.
TFron the Western B. B. Gazette, Chicago. NIL
We heartily qdorSs Mr.. spalding, and hi1 unF
FAIled OepAal fflis.
TFron the KanaWha Valley Star, Val
We arc sure shst persons suffering with hoadaohs
Who trY th6ms wiz stick to them.
TFrom the Southern Path Finder, n. o.
FrT them you that are amIotsd, and Re are gnEs
that testimony % added e ths slrsady M.
msdietp4sAn Producs.
fETom thosE Louis DsmocratI
EThe Immense demand for the article COsphAlis Pls
3 rapidly INCREASING.
fFrom the Gazette DaEslpOrt, IoWAl
Mr.. BpaIding would not connect his nRme with a.
article he did moth ~ 70 posSsal resi- mertt'
TErom the Advertiser, ProUJenos, B. Il
The testimony in their favor b strong, hron shs
2ost reSDestahis duarters
[Trom the Daily EeWs, Newport, B. IL
OSphalio Pills are taking the plses Of all kinal.
LTrem the Commercial Bullstin, BoSton-l
Said to be very sHieacious for the headache.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-28

Frotsssor Of ElsetropatAy and Aed:eise,
EsE- Ofius 10 III atario street, uD staiEli ieF
6ooTs nom the Public Square. -
Once hoCrs hOnn 70 y and nom % ooiOeN
v,.siv- THnulnuH aN18ufan-l AuG%
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rwzUTY-EIVE czETz

sFAD ord,rS saOuId bo addressed TO-
HENRY O. sPALDiEG,
-.a Sos. tenadsr StTn-t. Few Work.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-28

TFron the KanaWha Valley Star, Val
We are sure shst persons suffering with hsadAehs.
Who trT th6ms viii stick TO them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-28

~-A Singis bottis Of sPALDIEG's PREPARED
aLUE Will save ten hme8 lie cost annually. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-19
:esa Orleans Alolteu AIatAtt.

un..
ssiurda5 Nishs l. xasas p ' II. 1851.
The war accounts have been the absorbing fsa-
fare Of movements for the week now closing. For
the past three days our community has been in q
Sata Of partial furore and excitement, advees fol
aowag adsices Of battles fought and victories won
with SO much rapidty that it is difficult to deter
zaline whether there is any actual business going
ysn unless moved by the elements Of war We can
y chronicle sales Of tobacee breadstnfs and proyi
ogs also good sales of sugar for the season Of the
I yaar. There have also been plantation orders
lN,Yea. uaYticularly for bagrinp and rome. 1t ia
fr nlanters u h IN hurry for these
,svfs srf1eles. yrbere will he o. free snnnv AZ soon
L. fbere Y j marsat for III cotton Il ba baled .
65,at n snc market as will be anbiecf f. tbalaws
~ tbe fonfeaerate states 70 maet III WE'VE 70.
rs,,n tians and ;ntsn+;o,s ~ e.ntors .,,d
a,,ansers. Tbere have heen some snacnlat;.e ten.
ya,.;sa in aa1t hpt tbasa ara ali enn,a5 -, t,o.,
ss,st Il s., u attamntad u crasta a. ;n,,,-ass;,
sy,at ttare 4 varv ahort snnn,, 81 aid i ta
,,at oars,ot 4. ra,Io,i,haa
III. arster.e ~ ,ta blocla A. rrhara aa
ess, s.,e orsina,v demand for alstp, for loc,l
Va a,o IA I Az u n ,,,aro
- ss0,a,a for ~, e
$3.50 a,a E,a.;aa
ssaeanse gI,as, ,,itb a. or,at
.ss s,,nY,;ad Il, IL
s,sss eatbeSad rron, Tho o,,a coll We ,nrbt he
sae,itrot 1 IA afa,,;co ,In ana
Soraa Of tbe ether wet rn,1;s Isian5s
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A YER'S SARSAPARELLA,A COMPOUND Rem
"A edy designed TO be the most efecia Alternative that
combined substances still greater attentive power
as to afford an effective andote for the diseases Sarsgpaa i
which will accomplish their mist prove service
petey this compound will do hts proved by experiment
Of he wors be found Of the following
ScToua ard Scronlous Complaints Epons ard Eruptive
Diseases, Ulcers PmPe Boches Tnnlos Salt Rheun Scad
Dropsy Neurasi Tic Doloureux Debility, Dyspepsia aud
indigestion Eyspeas Rose St Anthonys Fire and ndead
Boo Gn0's eiS' 0 A'S '''' inquiry Oh 'e
This compound will be found pror7 health
taken in the spring. expu the foul humos which foster n the
blood that q the BY the timely expulsion Of
h S S a M s sfS P n h the Snd o n w.
endurance of foul erupons and ucsrO through which
to DO this hrouS he enre chapne ofs lo5 bV an asr
tive medicine CLEANSE out the Tated blood whenever
gish in tue veins cleanse WHENEVER is foul and feel
et pc po enjoy better health and live longer for cleansing
is pabuum Of life dsor&ered there can be 10 lasting health
Later something must 90 wrong, the great
ehnery Of life Is disoriered Or overthro%n.
SArsapaa has and deserves much INC reputation of
0lishne these endf But the world hn egYegiunsy
oeived by preparations of it, partly because the drug alone
that claimed for it, rrany
preparations pretending be concentrated
tain but little Of the virtue of Sarsapara anyhng else
Ties pretending give quart OF Extract Of Saaparh for
one dollar, Most Of these have been frauds upon the sick for
aoriTe properties whatever Hence ber ri painful iisap
pontmenr followed the Of the various OF Sasa
para which food the market until the itself usty de-
5psed and has become Synonymous with imposition aud cheAt
Still call this conpound Sarsaparia and Intend to supply
such remedy shall the from the load of obo
guy which it, And think nave ground for be
eving has virtues which irresistible by the ordinary
of the diseases it Intended to cure In order TO secure their
complete eradication from the system the remedy should be u
dieously taken according t. Objections on the bottle
bottle Six bottles for IS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-19
q. al. 0Es sIs.5lr. a. sls.E

ftar e{'3tE 879i0,926 SlSNI,9j5 Sls540, 4S5
It is only necessary to aliude to cotton thus far,
that the recommendation as conveyed in the
factors circular, viii be duly carried out; that
very few bales will be forwarded to market until
we have something Of an impressive character
from Europe, that is, the up and down recognition
of the Southern Confederacy.
Our last dates from Europe were brought by the
Persia, arrived at New York. They are up to the
Sd. Quotations for Middling Orleans were at $40
SD The Cnnard steamer from Liverpool of the
10th will be due at Halifax on Tuesday. In the
meantime, the Montreal boat may arrive also
some one of the Bremen and Hamburg line.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-19
Leave on SATURDAY, 24fh inst, at5P "
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

~ h. For Shreveport, Grand Bayou CEIare Grand
G5re COunhata 81. Maurice Montgomery
Nie4nrfT!a, N0rnpns 5arbtu IS and ali inferno
diAte landings On Rcd rrerTie entirely splendid
swlit rrpng sde-wlhel passenger packet Gem i.
J.. Had gcs. W. S, l"adr, rlasrr will leave as above
For freight passage RprIT on hNard
FIRGI&IUS G. DEET2EL,
Hhl9 Advertising AsrDt,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-19
Necetpss OF produce.


MEMPHIS Per steamer Prince of Wales "a
bbls -four P0indeXter &co-S2 do Fl Smith Eco
rs bdls paper o NlXou-lStsck -four Il scks Po-
tatoes Schneider L Wise 202 bbls -four 657 do do
Il Kennedy &oo=- so do 225 scks bran to Given,
Watts ECO 50 do A Hamilton 1856 do over
ton &co-2S bbls meal Horrell, Gayle &co-l50 do
Perkins &co--225 do Hewitt, Norton &co--2s bbls
meal Kirkpatrick &co-- 6S bdls iron to } d Beln "
Sons 81 bdls leather Robson, Wisherell &co-- !
kegs butter A Brown ECO 10 bales cotton to : y
Nelson ECO do Allison, Pattison &co-l0O bbls
-four 1873 scks ship stuff l3S seeks short 483 bran
d Henkel &co-3s9 do 100 bbls -four F Hogan
Ill kegs butter and sundries to order.
MEMPHTS-Par steamer Ferd Kennett-1O hhds
tobacco 8 bales cotton aud sundries to order.
MEMPHIS Per steamer Mary E Keene--lot
-four and sundries to order.
OPELOUSAS-P Per steamer Roebuek-sundries
to order.
SHREVEPORT Persteamer " S Jehnson-lS7
bbls -four Gopes & Phelps-sundries to order.
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Acadia-sundries
to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-19
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, August 9, 1861.
Common Council OF the CITY of Nsw Orleans I

mo. Oi4H.
Res0}r That the ordinance No 3IlT entitled ori-
rea ing the weight md wood and
coal providing for the sale of the iu and for the city
Of New OeanS approved February IS 1858 and also
linton No t43 GmenduG the same approved August 30 1855
aendGd that all fines imposed FOR any violation of sad
ordinance No and RESOLUTION No 4S shall he recoverable
before any Of the Recorders OF this city or any other CONNIE
tent cou-cnehal for the benefit of the ntoner and the
ether half for tie benefit OF the city
RoF9 iltksr That hs inspector of wood and coal shall
receve fee OF one cent for each barrel of that
sold within to limits Of this city, inspected by him AS required
by said ordinance SAID lee to be paid by the vendor of such
coal.
Esto7r fri1er That it shall he the duty of said In
spector 10 measure and S'ise al vehicles
limits Of this city, and ascertain the anutIty Of coal
Snch vehicle may be able hold nr contain and
give a certificate TO that effect TO The vendor Of such
coal for which certificate said snail pay said 1nspecor
five cents and stall he tie Guty said vendor and M owner
cat other vehicle in the trans
and delivery Of coal to cause to be painted in clear egbe
characters sign tin plate be affixed 10 such cart or
vehicle in the most consrruOus place, the
coal such vehicle contain hold AS shown by the
certificate Of the sad Inspector Any
provisions hereof shall be not han twenty
dollars Than huuea dollars recoverable he
any the Recorders of this city or any other corpnt
court; half for the benefit the infofrer the other half
Tor tbs benz dt Of the city.
LSignedJ i. q. NIXON
President Board of Aldermen.
(Signed1 j. IAGFONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved August ., 1861.
auto 81 Signedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mavor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-19
Asbiew of tke 5tIarksts.
oaEseHsr OFFICE, 10, 70 CAN'T STREET

CRESCENT OFFICE 10. 20 CAN'T STREET, l
Monday Morning, August - 1861. !
CoTToN. We did not hear of a sale. Receipts
to-day s bales
TOBACCO. Nothing reported. Receipts 10 hhds
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. We have heard Of small
sales at previous rates.
WESTERN PRODUCE. Rain has interrupted out.
door operations.
OATS. 100 sacks sold, at 65Ac. and $50 at CSC.
% bushel.
Coax BRAN AND Hay. Nothing reported.
FLOUR. -superfne is retailing at SO 50 % Dbl.
PORK. Mess is retailing at SIS % Dbl.
LARD. Prime in tierces retails at l4lc. % D.
BACON. :. Shoulders are retailing at 14e. Ribbed
Sides l5s, Clear Sides II, and Sugar Cured Hams II
@lSc. u ID.
WHISKY ~, Rectified is retailing at 37tc. q
gallon.