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TALK ON CHANGE.

The week opened yesterday with fine weather
In fact, we hope we shall have a final c1earnp of
the rainy weather which prevailed from the first of
August to last Saturday night The habitues of the
flags were out IN good numbers yesterday on
Garondelet In otter sections there were observed
many new faces. On Camp street, particularly,
there was great increase. If we cannot learn
any more gu Carondelet street than we did yester-
day, we shall have to eonfne our movements alto.
gether to Camp street. Among the new eomers
we observed several we have not seen on our aags
for years at this season OF the year 1t is unneees
sary for inquiries to be made what brings so MANY
Northern residents here at this early period in the
season. Some one says, q oh, il is the sequestra.
ton act,n Well, that accounts for SO many Ten.
nessee citizens (reported) as having arrived in cur
city. Now, the presumption is, that the greata and
patriotic Tennesseans GLORIOUS Tennessee) are not
ambitious of having their State cited as the resi-
dence Of many quondam citizens Of the Southern
Confederacy, particularly when it Is known that
large majority Of those quasi Tennesseeans are
known to have been residents for years past in
Northern States. There is another point in this
question which we old fogies do not exactly under
stand. Forinstanoe, We meet with Mr.. Jones, as
We have for years past, and inquiring about his
family, the answer is, my family is North, my
wife prefers Northern society, the schools there
are also more elevated, (bah y intimating that
Northern schools and colleges are more deserving
Of patronage than, our Southern schools and col.
leges. Then, again We have the paltry excuse that
the doctofreoommends achange Of air. 1t is about
time that all these excuses and evasions were
blocked. True, Northern schools and colleges
have the advantage of educating the young in Aho.
lition, iphdel and Black Republican sentiments.
Therefore, Northern schools and colleges. are no
places for Southern children. We have heard a
fgreatGsal of Yale college, Harvard and other now
Abolition localities, but we have met with more
lear ping scholarship and general information from
the graduates Of Louisiana schools and colleges
than ne ever did from those renowned places,
New Haven, Princeton, Harvard and other Black
Republican, celebrities. Yea, and we hear of some
of OR citizes educating their children in Europe,
giving thema, 21onarchical and foreign education,
A very good way TO make American citizens. All,
hem Our talk is, however, getting too compre-
heRsiye for the good of saany Of our quondam cli-
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Soldiers GEOgSsimQ.
NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-
PAIRING IT

NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-
PAIRING IT.
am endeayorinR furnish the Volunteer Troops Of
Louisiana with suitable clothing wing PREPARED
Uniform suits Of wooden cloth and suitable undeciothes be
distributed them informed that patriotic citi-
of several parishes also engaged
for tho benefit Of their companies If contributions Of
clothing sent by them directly their several companies
without being Of the quantity and kind sent the
companies supplied confusion and will
sequence.
colder only carry certain quantity clothing Tits
of great Importance that each soldiers have
good substantial wcoen suits possible
important that there be among supply
ing Them in order avoid sending double supplies 10
paEes.
therefore urgently recommend the citizens Of the country
parishes to send in this city such supplies clothing
they prepare with explicit to the companies
or individuals for whom they Intended take care
that they reach their Dissipation The clothes should
baled and directed New Orleans with the name
Of the company for which they intended and
statement sent TO Of its contents that may dupli-
the articles.
respectfully request the newspapers give publicity these
suggestions, III consideration of the objects effected
TH0S. o. MOORE, Governor
New Orleans, Ane. Il. 1861. aule 2ntf
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"A Card.

the Committee Of Arrangements of the Concert for the
eht OF the Volunteers of the Third Dset Virginia.
peg leave to submit the following the result of their Efforts
Fdross receipts by sale of Tickets $3.50 %
Less Expenditures for Labor Light etc 81 90
Balance on $500 %
Which the Committee design investing such clothing
troops may require to their comfort during the severity
of the coming winter
The Committee avail themselves Of this occasion return
their thanks to the School Directors of the Third District
hs ratuous of the Desoto schoohouse to the Amateur
Performers the Proprietor Of the Panorama members
the Brass Band under the leadership of that accomplished
Musician Mr. Chas Yaeger who kindly volunteered their
ssance the evenings entertainment that patriotic
sion and also the pnbe generally for their generous sup
port e.. ...l
WEBSTER LONG, President
~ JOS. G. BAUM, Secretary.
D, BRADBURY, Treasurer.
Jos. Jacobs j. Jones, w. j. Starks VIM Dunn A. Swanson
Committee Of Arrangements. sea3 2pl*
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Flags, Sscords, Saroras, Flags.

The undesgnsd at great expense has established tts
city Mandatory for making SWORDS in any quaatty fer
Officers, which he offers for sale AZ SIS each
Every Sword issued from his factory fully guaranteed to
bs equal TO- If not Superior any manufactured one or in
ported from foreign Parties purchasing will be er.
fectly satisfied
Has also hand large varied rich assortment or
GOLD SILVER, AND woRsTED
MILITARY TRIMMINGS.
EMBRoIDERING IN GOLD done in the most elegant mat
ner, aud in any style ordered
Offers for sale
WORsTED the best largest stock n tho opfed
crate States
FLAGS, Of all sizes Plain and Embroidered for Conpanes
Regiments ard Societies. made to order ith Dispatch
FLAG STATES AND SPEARS, either Gold or Silver, al
on hand.
F. GUEBLE,
No. l5T Canal street, next door to D. II. Holmes
E~orders from the country will promptly attended to-
selO 2pm
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AT meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF the Southern Oil
Company held FRIDAY 20ih inst President reported
interruption OF water communication this city
Mobile thereby Requiring the various products Of the Company
transported by rail- increasing heavy expense which would
warrant sales former prices ths following resolutions
adopted
Resolved, Owing TO the interruption of navigation Mis-
ssspp Sound the manufactured products this Company
be transported by rail- the following prices will be
charged
For No Refined and Car.box Csc per gallon.
:. 2 and Tanners aud Gas Oi........ .40c :.
Resolved That the former prices remain the for all de-
veries aud sales from the Factory in Mobile.
SIMEON TOBY, JR,, Presden'.
GEO C. BoGERT, Secretary. sell 2p6t
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OFFICE THE COMMISSIONERS J
Of the Consolidated Debt OF New Orleans, ;
New Orleans, Aug. 20, 1861.
GEO BRIGHT, ESD. Attorney at Law, having been duly
appointed COLLECTOR for this Board, sitting of the
9th inst,
Notice hereby given that from and after this date Mr.
GEO. L. BRIGHT the sole and only authorized person to
prosecute demand collect the debts obligations of what
kind due the old corporation the Municipalities
aud the city of Lafayette prior the consolidation Of the same
All previous contracts agreements with other parties sre
hereby revoked.
By order of the Board
AUG 2plrn o. DgRJYS Secretary
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the CoNcoKDIA CAvALRf.--T body Of troops.
which We noticed aour last issne as intending to
visit Vidaia, are now here and in camp at grove
short distance above the village, where they are
daily drilling and perfscting themselves cavalry
discipline. They arrived here Thursday evening
Week, II advance of the time they were expected
consequently they were not very amply provided
fer the first day Of camp, but ever since their
vents have been attended to, and we hope our
4 citizens will graeionaiy continue their bounties
during the remaining ten days or Whereabouts
The cavalry propose to tafry here. 1t il their
we learn, to remain in the present en-
cafaPIient until they are prepared to 60 to the
seat OF wa. IGencordia intelligeneer, Friday.
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N'eM Goods

81 MAGAZINE STREET, UP STAIRS.
Just opened and for sale, a large stock Of
MILLINERY GOODS,
RICH vEIyETS-in all shades.
UNCUT FANCY ditto.
SILKS, SATINs, MARCELINES.
PLAIN AND FANCY RIBBONS.
VELVET RIBBONS, in all numbers,
LACEs, BLoNDS.
STIFF NETS, TARLETONs,
RUSSIAS aud TRIMMINGS
The above goods will be sold cheap for cash
seq 2ptf p. j. TRAQUAR.
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THE Southern
Q L Q O M = y III Y
OFFICE, "a CAMP SrREEr,
New Orleans.
OILS, NAvYrIrcu. AXLE GREASE AND SAprHA.

No. l CAR BOX OIL, in casks and barrals 81.
petier to Lard or equal 10 sperm oils for
Railroad car boxes .-.,.,.,...... ID cts. ga
No. l REFINED OIL in 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. ..,...t.... 40 .
No. 8 REFINED OIL, In casks and bbls suit
able for Ship aud Steamboat decks, Roo:.
Ing, etc'.-..... 30 :.
No. G AS OIL, in casks and barrels suinbls
for the various kinds of gas apparatus. 10 .
COMMON ROsTN OIL, in casks, suitable for
mixing with Lime fer washea, also fer
covering fences works etc pFeservs
ing the wood from exposure the wea,
thet, or for mixing with c0mtnOn paint Or
Tanners Oils. ..................... 90 ,
AXLE WHEEL GREASE In barrels, bali
bbis, and kegs, made for tho Plantation
Farm. City and Country nss { cts. III.
EAPTHA, Crude and Refined in ca,kg, u-sd
for featuring burning Huds, .4Jt13G cs gal
NAVY PITCH in q AHd - gall barrels war,
ranted free from Water Sand, Chips, and
other impurities Price according 10 ula,.
k6,
We manufacturing the ablTe enumerated articles
and prepared fill al orders. the attention Of
Dealers and Consumers stock er in mind they
PURE and UNIFORM manufactured exclusively from
Southern material ard managed owned oy sonAcn men
TREASURY NOTES at par Discoanls made to the
trade
SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
lyl tr2p6t President
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Economy is TIE Ortse,. OF she EeaI

sF'REDERICK & SMITHS
SOUTHERN PREPARED GLUE,
VIII your money as II will mend all broken articles
marble Slabs toys, shoes ETC., etc.
Each bottle Is accompanied With brush Price % cents
For sale BLOOMFIELD 4 sTEEL's No 60 Camp street
at Il. D. MeGINNIS', No. IS Camp street, at II. DAPRE.
MONTHS, aud at generally.
m- Orders Box 1886 r o., punctuay attehdedto
sc23
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The friends and members of above Company nuder cont
msnd OF Capt Cha E. Fenner lied that Private Jno
= Gdaon Will Leave for Virginia. Tuesday October
and will take charge OF all articles intended for The en.bers
The cold wesher is rapidly approaching and if the friends of
each individual member would send son blanket to him
it would materially contribute his health and comfort These
with other supplies of winter clothing will be safely and
promptly conveyed by Private Gddon if left for him at c.
SihfAtfDEi d w. NO. 81 Magazine street SEA
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NJ FLAG PRESENTATION 70 THE RED W ARRIeRs. In
the Fort Smith Times, Of the 1871 Ne find the fol-
Towing H 3 1 n w
AsF CooPEa, G. III, Sept a-.7astitge I5s7seele9
To-day has been quite an interesting one iii camp.
a beautiful nag, the werEmanship Of the tskllfnl
hands of Mrs. Col Harlan, of Tshamngo, and her
fair daugh assisted by Miss Nancy "a. Carly,
0f this vicinity was presented to the Choctaw and
GhiekasaW Regiment, with an address by Miss No
Carly After thu presentation the warriors en-
gagged il d war dance, in compliment TO the fair
donors.
rs We should NJ delighted 70 see some Of our fancy
companies and egiments acknowledge similar com
plinents ia q similar manner, and 80, no doubt,
would be the fair donors, il only for the novelty
Of the thing. 81. yass3s 4s g i4Sss AT I'LL 81
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A Card.
NEW ORLEANS, Sent. %, 1861

,..-.. NEW oELE ANS. Sept %, 1861.
Editor of the New Orleans Daily Crescent
Dear sln consequence of my from the city, nv
name does not the list of subscribers 10 the Cotton
Factors circular Have the goodness place tito the list in
your next issue. Respectfully,
+ SEA II r~ H. KENDALL CARTER.
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Nh. n. KEsDALL CARTE Will be seen that
i Girls gentleman, who was absent from the city at
: TIE time the Cotton Factors signed their recon-
mendatiento the planters, Immediately on his re-
tnrn announces his perfect satisfaction at the
measure. see bis card ID another. column.
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Notice.

The having been appointed by the Secretary
the Treasury Of the Confederate States Commissioners for the
Parish of Orleans subscriptions to the Conede ate
Loan in produce to be disposed of by their or factors at
such time they may Designate oceeds to be invested
In per cent Bonds inform the planters other parties
wishing subscoe, that books al now opened at the C
zens Bauk of Louisiana whore they will please call and re-
gser their
c. DERBTGNY,
JAS D. DESEGRF.
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DHFERENcE or OPINION. The respective
3 broth Fs-in law Of Abraham Lincoln and John O.
Fremont are now on Y rgina soil. doing what lays
X HI their power to secure Southern independence,
while their rersg AIDE are outside plotting
til overthrow. lincoln was born in Kentucky.
and Fremont came very near being born ii Rich
Mond, onl escaping that honor By theiight Of his
maternal progsntor.
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AEKEE PRIso NERs. IT, " 81 may expect the arri-
svals tomorrow or next day, Of two hundred and
6fty prisoners from Richmond, and Of as many
more on the day after. The trains conveying
them were 70 leave that city on Friday and satur
!, day last. 1a..s s
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9-O. TaAamon DessoanneS d Co.. Imports
ers of Foreign Dry Goods No. Magazine Merchants
OF the Interior and from adjoining States visiting the CITY, will
find at the above named establishment the
asSomens of Foreign Dry ords impaired into this
try sold at prices lower would BIZ thought possible
ordinary times. Give theu cal seq 2rl5teod
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Notice,
}. DgRUYS, Secretary

Contributions for the Sick and Wounded Soldiers our Army
be left WILLIAM H. SMITHS store No So yie
street
By order Of the Committee.
W. A. EI.MORE, President.
D. 1. RICARDO Secretary. se2 ZptF
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o&Gbr1ns Bird,

SUCCESSOR TO sEWELI T. TAYLOR IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD VINE. LIQUORS, ETC,
Nos. AZ and rs Royal street.
Ras large supply thsccIebre,ed GREENE M
BoUzY CHAMPhG NE quGtss and pnvs Also other branss
viz: CHARLES HEIDsEEUK, PIPER HEIDsEICK PAR
AENiih, and other brands OF inferior quality have
large assortment Of the BEST Old Sherss suoh A kpSTIT
LADo,TOPA1, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF aORnoN srs
ANCHOR sHERRIEs-lSss- seUTHsIpg MADEIRA of
direct Importation other Aaderas towsr grade supeo}
Old London Dry Dock P0hT other Ports of Lass rade
rae celeo'a'eo sAAARAC BRAND1ES-v 1895 1888
iooz eno 6-alarge suppy awayo hand All grades of
0LARET ans WHITE WINES in glass upd wood WINS
@fsSeotch and Irish Old Rye. souaon and Wheat Wits
Sys SCOTCH Al Rnd PORTER. in p,nts and quarts COR
DlAs etc Ny usual the bsst WINES which
SOLD on as any city,
AARON BIRD,
AIS 2uly Ho. n and IL F,,voI straet
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CoMRANY A, I1otIsiAaA O. ARD. We particularly
can tho attention of our readers to an advertise
mant relating to this which IL be found
III another column. 0nr brave boys need the as
sistance Of their friends at home, and will getit
heyufl{i II doubt. sa& 4fss F& X
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0FFicERs or GoNPANT B, GREsoENT RIELEs.-
Il We direct the attention. Of those wishing to cor
respond with this to the list of its officers
W. be found elsewhere in our issue to-day. d .
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sa AIMEE PAEgIoT1ssi IN d letter Hom the Poto.

LIEUT. Hancock, who was among: the advanced
pickets, knew nothing Of their presence until he
found himself prisoner, and to his utter astonisl-
nlent surrounded BY :. the secessionists 3 He de-
liyAred up his swosd With SOME reluctance, and
with sorroRfdl Expression, but when he handed
over has sash his feelings were too powerful TO be
subded. There, said this patriotic man. ssthere
goes nine dashed dollars and he turned his head
to further contemplation of such sacrifice
& of property. - rs sH7 ss5el "a
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81 MoEE TALL MFs Georgia Bears ne Ipalla.44
Georgian, who signs himself TIE Georgia Cub
writes to the Montgomery Mail \: 3
eather county Georgia, {my native coun-
tY3 can produce M men 6 feet inches high, with
commander feet inches high the aggregate
weight of the n men, is ,55 lbs; It's commander
weighing S4t pounds, without one pound Of surplus
flesh, can hold 1853 pounds at arms length. His
8 lady was is feet ii inches high, and weighed 263
y pounds. Now; All baina, bring i'd yonr coiossas,
and Il you beat this then take my old hat. know
boy, son of Mrs oln Grant, Of the same county,
q IL years Of age, Weighs Ig6 pounds, has foot
Cont know the exaet iength. but something like a
. number tw elvs shoe would be d Sundays fit.
Your humble servant ~ the age Of IL, weighed
laSs pounds nowS 73 ponnds. could mention
other of Georgia that Raises tail men but
think old Marriig ather viii stand her hand with,
any of hel. .gsassl = aEti..s:N
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The ATTENrips Of honsekeepefs aad others is
seplary eailsdde ahs extensive sale elegant hcsood
feFnare, sold fs day
O'Clock the Old Aaeea Mart, 81 Camp street; Sc
fsstisesntnf. "
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Ns-Bd. Grescents Tiease announce James
BRADLEY candidate Tor Constable First usces Court
in this district bounded julia and Felicity Streets and from
the River to ths Swamp. Election, 18th November
au2S 2ptd May VOTERS
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Some OF ANDY JoHSsoN's FoILowERs.---The
Knoxville Register, in giving the proceedings of
the Confederate Court on the 18th inst, mentions
the trial OF one J. NJ. Overbulster, a follower of
Andy johnson. The Register says:
The evidence developed the following facts, that
there were in Green county quite recently bands
OF Union men, who had left their homes and we're
skulking about with arms to the hills and ridges
locking forward to the advent of Johnsons fabu-
loqs army from Kentucky; these were induced to
believe that they had but to hold out for week or
two, when Andy would be with them again.
These companies of deluded men had a system
of signs and signals, such the beating in imita-
ton of sheep, and the hooting of owls, whereby
they could communicate with one another, the
very mention of which, without practical illnstra.
ton was too much for the gravity of the spectators
These poor fellows had, like others who have al
ready been before the court, been deceived by the
veriest falsehoods aud lies industriously and pert
naciously poured into their ears by their unprnci.
Piled head-men and leaders,
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TO ALL GOOD CITIZENS

TO ALL GOOD CITIZENS.
New ORLEANS, A1g. 10, 1861
As this Committee has received with aeep regret positive
proof that inpuons have bern practCed the PUBLIC gen
crosby by obtaining relief who entitled the
same they hereby appeal all good citizens who may
to the knowledge Of snch of fraud to inform
bers of the Committee in person. leave such Information
with little delay possible their Office SecreRrys Room
OF Board of Assistant Aldermen. The following
OF the Committee
GERARD STITH Board Of Aldermen
s. p. DELABARRB, :. :.
L. +. FORSTALL, :. :.
j. H. HUCKINS, f.. .
JAS. BEGG5, Board Of Asst. Aldermen
W. F. HODGKlNs, =. :.
j. b. LEEFE, =, .
JAMES DAVIS, :. a..
JAMES BEGGE,
aul9 2ptf Chairman of the Committee.
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se~ ED. Crescent Please Announce the un-
deaned csna'dae for Office OF superint uent
Of Public Education. W, q. N. uAGRUDER
AUS 2pd Baton Rouge, La.
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Ladies' Volunteer Aid Association.

The LADIES' Volunteer Aid Association call to
following resolution
Resolved That applications will be Compa
MES that have not been authenticated by BrRade
Tracy or Adjutant- General Griyst myl5 2ptf
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COMMISSIONERS on THE GpsFEpERAr ne 1srATEs-
Our readers are referred to the notice issued by
Ills Commissioners Of tie Confederate States,
which appesrs ii another column. -
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E@~For Auditor OK &subiic Accounts-Pfeass
announce Il. PERALTA u candidate Auditor Public
Accounts At the election in November
az 2pte GBEOI,E
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Proceedings
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION
IN ENGLISH AND FIR ENCH,
Together the oRDINA NOES passed by said Conven.
amended
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD Il STEEL, PETER o'DoNNEhL,.
T. Il. WHITE, HERBERT & ESOQUsSE
GEO. ELLIS, W F. GOLDTHWAITE
P. HAwEsG Co, & EZEKIEL
T. FIT2WILLlAM
sB"orders from the country filled at teera discount
my22 2pn
AS@0sSs Slices >sssCt kBF0ggess,
At wHoLEsALE
Plantations supplied with prime DitchinR BOOTS a.sa
bhoGAhB Wool, Mexican Palm Leaf Straw Sc srapsscby
HATS at tbslowest market pricee by
FROST 4 CO..
No. 10 Magazine street, New orleAns
Flats, Cnps. 0ae,, Wholesale,
Rearaoeusenry receiving genera assortment Of Rik ana
FnF, 0essimers Panama. hor 5tra7T Palm Leaf Nezlos
and Wool HATS, stth0 lowest market prices by
FROST Il CO..
tylS 2pGT No. 10 Masuuna street. EewOrlsaus
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SH1RtEFss TIE Sheriff soils this day, ut
4: tbs CITY H eel ciuison esree los ground with
aRroesmsafs shefeoa sse Old Leyee street, between
oiia and hstsegs aeeeis, Second pes See advertise
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HJ-Notice-F take this method of ofTe rim G.
my professional free charge those
who absent from the city military duty. Residence
Harmony between Pysna and Coliseum streets Fourth
District.
ny3l 2ptf P. YEISER, N. u.
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RS-Herrins's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 81 and 81 aver street. New Or
laGns. d6 Hrtf
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louisiana

SUGAR PLA NTERS' AGENCY
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aS~ MIR. Editor: Please announce George
'" saDbbR "S candidate tor Uonsableof the First Justices
Court, at the ensuing election SELF 2pteA