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Soldiers CtosR5n0.
NOTICE FROM THE COVER yor TO sos, -
PARING IT 80

am now endeavorlng to furnish g yourtee, r
Louisiana with snitshle winter clothing and am hsyn, 80
uniform suits of WOODEN cloth and suitable
distributed among them. mn informed that the ua,r,
of several parishes also engaged in similar
for the benefit Of their companies. II these conttibr,,
clothing are sent by them directly to their several
wthon, my being of the quantity and kind sent "a
companies supplied, great confusion and waste viii he ~
sequence wv
soldier can only carry certain quantity Of cothn,
Of great importance that each Of our soldiers shall
good substantial wooden suits possible hit
important that there be action among thosa
ing Them in order to avoid sending double supplies
panies.
therefore urgently recommend the citizens Of The
parishes to send to in this city such supplies Of clo,b
they prepare with explicit directions as TO the cor,
or individuals for whom they intended will tass
that they reach their destination. The clothes should he
up or baled, and directed in New Orleans with
Of the company for which they intended marked ON
statement sent to of it's contents SO that may not
cate the articles. "T'
respectfully request The newspapers TO give pblicitvta
suggestions In consideration OF the objects to be effected
THOS. 0. MOORE, Govern,
'eN o''F'h' aug ~ IDOL apl9 Az
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Superior. CONFECTIONERY.

The undersigned calls the attention the public particu
larry OF private families 10 his extensive superior
Confectionery, manufactured by himself by process
fresh and good and sold moderate prices The following
few Of the articles he keeps constantly hand, VIZ
SUPERFINE SUGAR ALMONDS
HIGHLY FLAvORED BURNT ALMONDS,
PRALINES DUCHESSE,
CREAM DROPs-of every description aud favor,
CRYSTALIzED FRUITS
PEACHES, FIGS, MELONS, OUNCES, Etc.
MARS MELLON DROPS
-CANDIED FnBERrs, VANILLA AND ROSE;
CREAM CHOCOLATE,
CREAM CANDY CANDIES-Of all descriptions etc
JAMS and JEL1Es at the low retail price of twenty-five
cents per pound for Jeles and twenty cents for Jams
liberal discount will be allowed to whoesnl buyers
CARToNNAGES, COSsACkS POCKE1S SACKS PAS
TfLLGES, FLOWERS, etc, etc.
White Sugar of every description sale wholesale aud re-
TAIL by
ERNEST TURPIG,
d9 10 ld II 2, az Old Tavea s,rsa+
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Se!stssg off IL Stock
EyCesta1s library,

RO MS 10 AND IL CITY HALL.
This Library contains L. OOl volumes carefully select
ed for reference and general circulation.
TERMS OF LIFE MEMBERSHIP Young persons under
the age of sstee from any port Of the city may
come life members payment Of ten dollars Those sx
teen and under Renyone years payment Of twenty dollars.
Adults, on payment Of thirty dollars.
TERMS OF Observation-Disclosures of either sex, three
dollars PER annu Adults Ladies', four dollars per
Gentlemen, five dollars per snnun.
Donors of rare and valuable books publications works
of etc. will be Subscribers or life members &C.
cordiDg to the value OF their donations.
Onehaf of the receipts Library reserved
aud appropriated for the purchase Of books.
". o. ROGERS,
die 2plm Superintendent.
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Sale of Seized Goods.

CusTog. HOUSE, New ORLEANS }
.' % Collectors Office, Dec. H. le6l. {
Notice hereby given that in compliance with Treasury
structions, there will be sold SATURDAY December 81
1851, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ public auction by c. E. irsrdey
Co. auconeers, at the s. Warehouse in the New Custom
House building Csohouse Levee street. lot Of
merchandise seized for of the Revenue Laws viz
halt barrel Brandy barrels Rum T. 80 Cigars Wool
small bag false Jewey, Il baskets Vermcsli
ETC.. etc. -
dis 2p4t F. H. HATCH Collector
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Rebellion ~ TENNESSEE The following note
I from Cen. Carroll says the Knoxville Register Of
The Hth, has been handed rs for publication y
The rebellion in Carter and johnson counties is
thoroughly, and, think, permanently suppressed.
-Four or five hundred of the insurgents have taken
sSand are coming in daily under Col. Ledbetter's
proclamation. "a good many are volunteering in
n our army. \
Y They say the insurrectien was not to defend the
bridge burners, but to defend themselves from the
violence which, it was said our soldiers threatened.
After the Insurgents had assembled, a letter was
read to them, purporting to be from Andy John
& sem at Greenyie, who had with him Is, 900 Fed
eFaf troops. Now they declare they can no longer
be deceived and will heneeforth be loyal citizens
OF the Confederate States. I&a: i
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Thanks to Firemen.

The undersigned tenders his thanks to the Fire De-
parmen and especially to Chief Engineer David Bradbury
his Assistants for the sssiut, gaany exhibited at tn
fire which took place in his factory Old Leyee et
Monday afternoon and the Invaluable services they rendered
saving the greater portion Of his property.
dis 2plt F. sAMBOIA sR
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S1L AsHBY's FIaHr NEAR WINCHESTER. The
Ielegraphic report of the skirmish between Col.
Ash6y3s cavalry and the Yankees, on Sunday last,
fifmed Ply passengers who came from the neigh
borhood Of Winchester yesterday evening. The
fgiat took place near Winchester, and resulted in
TIE defeat Of the enemy, with reported loss of
twenty I'VE killed. about forty wounded and sixty
taken prisoners, together with large number of
horses. wagons, provisions, guns, pistols swords.
etc, which also fell into The hands Of tie Con.
fedarases. We could learn no details of the affa;r.
nor were we able to learn the loss on our SIDE
+ tL.ynehbnFa Reuublic l9,b
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Volunteer Relief Committed
TO ALL GOOD CITIZENS.

TO ALL coon CITIZENS.
new ORLEANS Aug 19, 1851.
AS this Committee has received with deep regret positive
proof that pUsons have been racced upon the pc
erosy by obtaining relief not entitled TO the
same they hereby appeal to all good citizens who my
to the knowledge OF any such of fraud mea-
bes Of the Committee in person. such information
with as little delay possible their Office secretays Room
OF Board Of Assistant Aldermen The following
Of the Committee-
GERARD STIrII, Beard Of Aldermen
s. P. DELABARRE, E. :.
L. r. FORaTALL, :. :.
j. II. HUCKINS =. .
JAS BEGGS, Board of Asst. Alder men.
WE HODGKGNs, - .
j. B. LEEFE, :. .
" n~..' JAMES DAVIS .
JAMES BEGGS,
aul9 29ts Chairman Of the Committee.
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Official-By the Governor.
HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA,
ApJUTANT GEsERAL's OFFICE,

HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA J
ApJGrANT GEsERALs OFFICE,
o,,,o,,- 5000. New Orleans, Dec H. 1861.
l-Ail organized Volunteer Companies, uniformed or not
within the limits of the First Division not attached to any Re-
ginent will proceed medaely organize Baaons and
Regiments on OF before FRIDAY, the 2Oth inst and when
thus organized, will report Major General Jno L. Lewis
Commanding First Division.
-Al1 Companies having furnished by the State not
complying with this order in the time above specified their
arms will be taken possession Of placed hands of the
Companies conforming this ORDER and those Companies not
complying will take their place in the Militia organized
into Regiments.
I-From and after this date the regulations gov
ening the Of the Confederate will govern the Vol
uneer Corps OF the First Division will enforced by the
officers in command.
N-Aajor General John l.. Lewis, Commanding First Di-
vision, is charged with the execution otsths order
By order Of
THOS. o. MOORE,
'.-- Governor and Commander in Chief.
NJ. GRIVOT,
do A6iuant and Inspector General.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-18

To REMOVE FREcKLEs.-You may generally re-
move freckles without using cosmetics (Which are
oftentimes dangerous, by reason Of their contain.
ing mineral agents) by merely stimulating the alb.
serbent vessels of the skin to take them up and
carry them away as refuse. Any smart stimulant
viii act In this way; but it has been found that the
safest are taken from the vegetable kingdom One
OF the best and easiest is the lotion made of tea
oupul of sour milk and small quantity of scraped
horse-radish; let this stand from six to twelve
hours. then use it to wash the parts affected twice
or thrice day.
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Notice.

The Crescent Cadets Concert which tickets we're issued
for the 18TH will take place the Both December nj Odd re
lows Hall, at 71s O'Clock P NJ ...
Tit preparations completed by the 18TH Many
the Amateurs who have Volunteered their serv ces being fully
occupied in rehearsing for the Stabat Mater.
Tickets tor the i9h will be good for the Both. dis 2p3*
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\ The Denasion 70 the Nashville Iso ,itas.


n ss 5.s ST. CnARLEs HoTEi4 Dee. l7h. 1851.
I'd. Gcsesat--In your paper Of this morning
you give me credit for having donated a thousand
dollars to the Nashville Hospital Association,
which statement 4 wish to correct. The money
was given from the proceeds Of the Confederate
Guards barbecue, and the only credit am entitled
I'd is or having Totsd for the appropriation. which
passed the board Of officers unanimously.
N M
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"a COSFRDERATe STATES OF AMERICA
Receivers Office, No. 100 Graver st rect. (
This District embraces all that portion OF The Parish of Or
eans that lies above Canal excepting right
the Mississippi river and includes the Parish Of Jefferson
GEORGE W. Valid, RECEIVER
o25 2ptf No leO Graver sir aet
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~asa .Hppeat for Small sFI.nss
10
CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES


new ORLEANS. Aug. Il, 1851.
collect receive and purchase arms for the
States deem necessary and cxpedicn to make known the
fact as generally possible the to secure cooperation in
work which needs to no done quickly Ctzeus and patriots
Your Government asks for the thousands TRIED
that lie unused in your houses Recent experiments have
proven that of your fine Double Barreed Shot
with the improved Mimic ball. is more than match for the
much talked Of Mimic Muske Then bring then, for,b and
place them upon the altar Of your couurys liberty that thew
may at once be consecraed to the noble work of Christian de-
tense II objection be male TO sending away yonr guns and 1t
be urged that you MAY them at home the renlv il TIM,
e sureS way TO prevent the necessity Of using home
is place them in the hands of the many thousands of
men who are now chatting with desire stand a.
OF IRE between You and the invading this answer be
deemed nconeuhive then the reflection that those high in an
ihof those in whose judgment all hsre confidence and
"Ao Ills bt fair to preuma know we'll our necps5es both
at nome and on our borders have after mature deberalon
augurated this movement should sucen, guarantee for
the WISDOM utility and patriotism of the service you are eaIed
on to perform Then you desire short war speedy peace
and an acknowledgment of Independence honorable
Selves place weapons the disposal of your Government
AS you desire strike terror TO the hearts of those who are
poting our subjugaou and desrucon let be- known that
the trusty Rifle, and the death dealing Shot Gun which ro
nave hitherto SO highly priced take part the next con
Ict rendering if possible victory more complete than was
their defeat and route on the plans Of Manassas
My Instructions contemplate shall send forth pto or
more popuos regions assistant agents. charged with the d
Oh cohecng and forwarding TO proper points, all the weapons
thus obtained may BIS well state that ny one who
wishes to do though he visited by an Ayant can
greatly facilitate this work by sending any guns he has or can
command. to address, Of Robert Pkin No X Cann
street, New Orleans.
BALLARD S. DUNN
Agent for Collecting, Receiving Purchasing Small Arms
for the Confederate States .rI9 o,+e
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LOUISIANA HOSPITAL AT NAsHvuLE.-The La.
fourche Union, of the l4th, speaking of oontribu-
tons to this hospital, says:
The contributions in money and the value of the
sugar and molasses subscribed this week in this
parish, amounts to more than seventeen hundred
ootars. This TACT speaks columns in praise of the
OF Lafourche. RN's'e
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Foreign HAIL.

With the approval of the Governor Postmaster mail
will be made up office of the undersigned for all
countries direct the United States by an expeditions
veysnce, to close SATURDAY NEXT tho est instant at
aF'M. S. bEGARDEUR,
p dis 2p4t No a Clinton attract
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s9 LEAD ~ SOUTHWESTERN GEORGIA. The Macon
Telegraph of the 18th makes the following import
Y ant announcement:
We never looked for metallic discoveries in south
4 western Georgia. regarding almost the whole of
that country. including Florida as alluvinum; but
s MI. Massenburg brought us yesterday fifty grains
Ct pure lead extracted from sixty grains of ore from
southwestern Georgia, by DR.. Mattauer of this city
Aiafge lump Of this ore was,submitted to Mr.. Mas
senburg by tho discoyerer who says there is plenty
Of it Of equal richness and it was at Mr. Massen-
burg sTeqaest that Dr. Mattaner tested it, with the
result we have mentioned which shows the ore to
be about SO per cent. pure lead-as rich we think
Z as any In the world. We are unable TO saw any
thing more about the locality Of the mine than
what we have stated, but what is said about it IA
true, II is an exceedingly interesting and important
I discovery, particularly at this time.
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THAMES 10 THE EIlsEdEN. We direct the atten-
sion -four readers to the card of Mr.. F. Ssmbola,
5 ST., ia which he retarns his thanks to the hremen
for their lsbors in his behalf on Monday afternoon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-18

Boots, Shoes 0la0 Ar0ganss
At WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Dtchng BOOTS, Russsi
bRO8AhS Wool Mexican, Palm Leaf Stray and Garapsschy
HATS at theowatt market prices, by
FROST CO..
No. 10 Magazine street, New Orleans,
Flats. Caps ETC.. at Wholesale.
Of Stk and
Fur, Cassmere Panama Legborn Straw Palm Leaf MexIcA.
and Wool HATS, sttha lowest marke prices; by
FROST & CO.,
tyl7 2o&N No. 10 Magazine street. NavOrsaps
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sa FoRgIGN MAIL. By reference to an advertise
ment in another column, it will be seen that Mr s.
y. Gardner will dispatch foreign mail on the 22d
instant. gsiss% ~ 5& s
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~ MIIfTARy NoTIcEs We direct attention of mill
tary men TO the many notces which appear IN arl-
other column. ss. b. t. 8ls
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KEETugKY IsTELL1GEscE,- The Floating Batter,
4 at Lotnrsbaes. 0n Wednesday afternoon last the
e battery hove in sight. Soon our wharf was lined
with anxious spectators. On her arrival cheer
after cheer went up from vast multitude of citi-
] gems and soldiers. Landing, the feet was gazed
upon with eyes full Of interest. The boys of the
camp greeted the feet with rounds of applause
and the whole populace seemed to be aroused TO
! the fullest extent. Let the Yankees come; we
are prepared for their reception.
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BANK or NEW ORLEAss.-rThis bank notifies it's
stockholders that it will pay the Confederate war
tax on its capitaI. See notice.
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SALE Or SEIZED Goops We refer cur readers
10 The Of sale Of seized goods by the ooueder
ate authorities, which APPEARS in another column
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NEesoEs WANrgp.--We direct attention to the
advertisement Of apanef which win be found in another col,
ANN This gentleman increase ais force. by Atty
hands
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EV~Notice-i take this method of Offering
professional services free CHARGE Of those
who absent from the city military duty Residence on
Harmony between Py Coliseum Streets Fourth
District.
pySl 2ptf P yFISER NJ d.
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HoLLlooPFER's MOVEMENTS. ~ The Yankees in
Northern Kentucky are terribly frightehed Al
zoilicofers moy ements. The following paragraphs
y wecepy from the Louisville journal of the 9th
q zouie0fef Adoancing. - We have news By
letter from Somerset, KY. to the effect that Zoli
Golfer has adyanced TO the north bank OF Green
I river with twelve thousand Hlen and that Gen.
6hoepf, with bis forces, is retreating from before
them to- Somerset. Hollicoffer's force. il far
superior TO that of the Federals upon that line and
fears for the safety Of Gen. Shoepf Is gallant com
mand may well be INDUCED.
IoRtcofa''s ddua1sce.--We learned by the train
from Lexington this morning that Zollicofier with
his force Of ten or twelve thousand men, had not
only crossed the Cumberland river, hat that lie
had advanced six miles north Of Somerset
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-18

GeoK AND WAsiIEa 70 HIRE.-An advertiser offer
sueh ssryaatt 70 hire. Sec advertisement,
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Relief for the Sufferers by the Charleston

8SeiEeA Aof the sufferers by the Charleston
: Fare.
The following gentlemen will Committee to receive
contributions for the sufferers the in Charleston
South Carolina:
DR. B. II. MOSS, $50 Carondeet street.
H VI. CONNER & CO, 80 Carondelet street
N. B. PROTHRO, 81 Carondelet street
GLADDEN. It SElXAS. 1859 Grayier street.
W. A. ELMoRE Exchange Alley.
NJ. N. SIMPSON, 145 Common street
HENRY S. HAIL. II Fulton street.
GEO. ". LOGAN, 81 Carondeet street
W. B. TULLTS, Perdido street.
L. f. SIMOSDS, Union street.
THOS. C. JENKINS, Ciravier street. ola 2ptf
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Cow AsrRAY.-A reward of five doilarsis offered
l,s recovery Of COW. See advertisement
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GHoE THRgAD.- Messrs. B. A. Dryer 4 Co., No.
as cae, thoasspd this article for sails See
. yarfha Inai,t. -.
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sWachines'y for .gEanusucs,ss.is, O

= u r 2 Q S ES
large stock of Steam Engines Stationary and Portable
from 10 30 horse power with the latest saving improve
ments.
Boilers CT several Varieties Wrought Iron Pipe PQmps and
general assortment Of articles requfTed BY manufacturers
Also etUa feet Ia seasoned flooring and 30 feet inch
seasoned boards For saeb
FREDERIC COOK,
IS ST. Charles street New Orleans.
Address Box 1889 Post Office NJ; 2p11n
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FINE FANCY GOODS,
FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
s-, PAPER MACHIE WORK BONES
DRESSING CASES AND WRITING DESKS
PORTFOLIOS. PORT-CIGARS
SILVER AND GOLD PORTEMONNAIEs
CORDIAL. AND LIQUOR CASES
MEERscHAUM PIPES.
TOILET SETS
PARIAN WARES.
VASES, STATUETTEs, ETC.
SHELL COMBS, PERFUMES, EXTRACTS Etc.
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70 CLEAN A CARPET.--To clean carpet, shake
and beat well; layit upon the floor and tack it
firmly then with clean flannel wash itover with
oae quart Al bniiocks gall, mixed with three quarts
Of spft cold water, and rub it off with clean fan
Il mel Or house cloth. Amy particularly dirty spot
Y should be rubbed with pure gail.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-18

FINE MUSIC BOXES AND ORGANS.
' CH1IDREN'S CARRIAGES.
VEIOCIPEDEs, MECHANICAL HORSES.
--. FARMS MENAGERIES TEA SETS.
TEN.P1ks, FURNITURE SETS SOLDIERS
TIN TOYS-of every kind,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-18

a FoR GHfLI And FEVER Important u z,ue-9An
e&change says:
One of the best antidetes in the, world for chill
and fever is tea made from the bark of the water
willow tree. twill break c5ills where quinne has
failed, and has none of The unpleasant effects of
that medicine. - t.8..-- 80.
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So DR.. Bozenan having returned to the
city, will resume practice Office formerly his Private
Hospital 30 Baronne street.. dill 2p6t
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ty1S 1o&N
Proceedings

Proceedings
THE
LO UlS1ANA STATE INVENTION.
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Copyen
ton lin both languages and the CONSTITUTION of the sta
as amended.
For sale by
BLooMfiEL STEEL, PETER O'DONNELL,
TIL. WHITE, HERBERT 4 EsCo1rssp
dEo. ELLIS W. F. G0LDTHWAITE
+. HAMEs& CO, E. EZEKIEL.
- T. FITZWTLLIAM.
s~O Orders from the country fed at liberal discount
my22 2ptf
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
PATENT SAWED WEATHERBOARDING
Both Rough and Dressed, from the very best YELLOW
PIN and CYPRESS timber for sale lots 10 suit purchaser
the LOWEST MARKET PRICE
tsls1y STAR FLAMING MIL. New Basin
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aB~ nIessrs. w. AZ. Adams w. Nj. ScmnIe
aid D. VanOrn have my full power attorney as per net
passed before W. H. Peters, ESQ.,, Notary Public.
MA J. o. NIXON.
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Post~OMce Notice.

FOsE"UIACe NOTICE,
The foregoing project Foreign Mail IL ,lIv aut,tI IN
public confidence, Antonio Costa Esd il New Orleans mar
chant OF responsibility character He has bean e.,
OF New Orleans for the last thirty years
Letters intended for this Mail may enclosed along with the
money required Per tariff above and the outer 3D.
dressed CoSas Foreign Mail Of Postmaster New or.
leans"
The Confederate Postage this office mus, be prepa;l
j, L. RIDDELL, Posmaster
New Orleans, October Is 1861. oIq er-
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&g~Herring'a Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 81 and 81 rassr Or
Rlsans