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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,

. COUNCIL CHAMBER Cry HALL
...... New Orleans, Friday Sept. 70, 1861,
The Board met this day, pursuant to adjourn
ment.
The roll being called, the following named mem
bers answered to their names, viz:
j. Magioni, President: Messrs. Allen, Beggs,
BENT, Davis, Dupr6 Leefe and Mensman-8.
On motion of Mr. Leefe, the Board adjourned.
JOHN E. HOLLAND,
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leather Queyronze u Langsdorf.-9 do NJ Carroll
lido Webbers u Holland r:-sundries Is order
BAYOU sARA-Per steamer Acadia-su ndries
to order. - -. -7g7. =
DONALDS0NVILLE--P Per steamer Homer-19
hhds sugar So bhls melasses Roman Is Kernion-
sundries to ORDER aa,asfs=5r 57sg. 4 -4. .s-T
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Ia RUPTURES .- >fS>
a. RADICAL CUREDl O q
frnrn nr tl,s LIZ.
RUPTURES

~
Letter from Dr. W H Ps;, hs Editor of the vch.ops
VIcksHuRe, Miss, May 8, 1860.
Hernia be Cured Without Needle or Knife
Mr. EdorI deem those afflicted with this terrible
and painful disease to make the folio wing negs
h9f ssased Viii oB the
sa e. s5ye Tw &
opinion about the mode Of treatment ene suggesting lie s Of
T h sRst
es sh mo he ay aad S
stored and perfectly we'll This in the fall Of 56
y Ra 5s @hSS de- de-
those have this my gratitude Dr. she
man. ", I, MILLS NJ d.
Extract Letter Written Three Years Previous to tbt
Above, in reference 10 the same boy.
DR.. Sherman New Orleans: NO'' '''''' '"S . 4''''
Dear sThe boy aeqrgeis perfectly cured of the rupture
much work any W. 4. MILLS M D. ,
Letter from Dr. shG HRagRsT one S the most eminent Phi.
FIoKsnueG, Miss, March 70, 1860
attend TO him properly, am not sat
ssd bt With ny XII to do him Justice am SAT fled plan
THos. J. sARPER, M D.
s1his letter in reference slave boy years
old who rupured both sde was subsequently
returned sound The following explains itself:
n s, a, V1cKsBuRG, MISS, May 7, 1850.
Dear Sill send you James apply suitable
Frns be has only been rpured time can obtain
a every drug store Trusses In them however, have but lit
tie confidence but having confidence your skill in such mat
ters SEND my to you.
THos. J. HARPER, NJ. D.
Dr. BELDEN's OPINION.
80, NEW ORLEANS, Jan. g. 1853.
Dear S is that Dr. Shemans Truss as applied nv
him. will give relief more eectualiy any other bave
seen tried 70 satisfaction. several cured
the of II and the recommend you 10 get one
but be sure Dr. Sherman himself applies much depend
upon the fitting. R. BELDEN M b.
h8~DR. SHERMAN respectfully informs rHptured persons
or those having rnptred slaves that TO the
and may be onnd at his Office No. CHARLES STREET
New Orleans prepared relieve care ali cases of rnnr
BY the appsatien o. his PATENT SILVER TRUSS aud CUR
AIlSE MIAIOfth. ny6 fykW
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Leaves every TUESDAY, at 5 o'clock, p. NJ.

THE CONFEDERATE s'rsTES
= .dsS Mail -, P@eket May ~, r; Holmes, mas.
Grand Cult, St Joseph, Rodney WATERPROOF
Matches and Mail Landings below For freight or passage
apply gu board, to fn
jy2 If D. r. CARROLL h co, Agents.
49,, 53 GarOHdeet street
The Mary T. connects at Vcksburg with tie steamer Charm
for all points Yazoo river.
N B.-The steamer Mary 7. at vckSbure with
steamer Dew Drop for the YHzno and Taahach rivers All
through without detention, at highwnLer rates - " .
DENT fTan.n;p
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DENTISTRY,

%4#yIs5Hx5sSa, ARTIFICIAL yIGETEI-The teR:
cheapest and replbta Dental Establbh.
lfY$yS4ggFamept in New Orleans, ia DR. FIEIDING'S
~f1Il1-I194 Canal street. ~
His facilities for nipuatin Artificial Teeth rinsrnssse
by Practical Dentist In the Southern state
ton and atprices charged by tho inexperienced
Persons requiring superior Dentistry should procure where
Dental Science produce. 80 N
Every Artificial Tooth Of surprising beauty which cannot
be detected from the productions nature pra6uailv
storing that uniformity 10 the features youtR ana
beauty and warranted athtacory ascaton snd arnua
ton.
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR for. resdiv AZ,
tracing Teeth without pain supersedpg anything betora
tanned by the profession, astonishing I'LL who witness It,
All Operations in Dentistry performed with and skill and
for cheapnes and utility unsurpassed by others JhsE
tGy applied Teeth Tea1deed and guaranteed al mod
ente charges At the following prices written guarantee
companying each set If DESIRED If nor found
after two months trial their money will be retprned
Eni sets Snest njS ] p b 90
u Ley SnGsnized Rubber equal TO gold, from 50 90
FIJI SEES on " carat gold base from rs 10 12S 90
Inc most perfect gems that be produced, - - - ~
Those requiring Artificial Teeth are cordially invited h call
Snd examine before engaging elsewhere. ~
s, DH. FIkLDIEG, Dental Surgeon
~ y 1874 Canal street.
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wy MAYoRALTy OF NEW ORLEANS,
-. City Halt Sept. 10, 1861. I
Notice hereby given that the ordinance No $50 entitled
an Ordinance for establishing the Assze and regulating the
Weight and Inspection of Bread viii be enforced after
MONDAY ne I'D inst, and all persons interested are re-
the penal,i les therein prescribed.
SEQ If tSgnedF JOHN 7. MONROE Mayor
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Railroads.

sgl es Railroads 7,s.srs <. a5
N. o., 0PELoUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
s BRAsHEAR CITY, September 90 1s6l.-56 hhds
sugar "a bbls molasses Dumesnii, Martin &co- u
do 80 hhds sugar R Hare &co--l do Free Morket-
Is bbls 2 hf bbls molasses West Renshaw d Cam
mack II bbls molasses Laforest q Desmares
head hogs SO head sheep 1919 head cattle Pascal Il
'Rey-le2 do Imbeau eco 43 do Wilkins eco
Ill do Ed White SEQ. Fv5.' +ass7 sS
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s~sap ,-vxvzrsaxzaru NEW RAILROAD s5su.,
slsaE hsss# ROUTE SP1A iSl#JSl
sNsSG Sssa&kcYz4sg TO TEXAS. sssSAA6zfs
UNITED STATES NAIL LINE.

twenty fonr hours time end the risks discomfort
Of a.ses voyage greatly diminished hE the
New Orleans, OpeiousnsR and q. w. ESnflrond,
TO BEBWICKS BAY.
BY the and splendid line Of STEAMSHIPS all built ez
psssS for this trade with superior stRtaroon accommodation
Tor passengers,
LEAVING THREE TINES 4 TEEE.
RUSE
TO Sabine Pass and Galveston.
To Galveston and IEdianols.
MATAGORDA.
To Galveston and Ind8nula.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
sThs ferry running to the Railroad the landing
Ionouss street. nearly opposite Jackson Square at ciook
the rlo5ntBs Tickets he obtained and
at the Railroad Office st. Peter and LcveO sree Cd
polite Jackson Square daily and at the Depot before dsFkr
tnre OF th1 Texas trsins
Freghts for Texas by this Ine received every day
days excepted at the above landing Insurance this tne II
thar by the Riyer Line. -
n9sf RENJ .. PLANNERS sec,-.
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J, RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

@4zHs ~.-w, rxvzv,Vxsvszns-, N1EMEDHfS, GRENADA
haas FgEg I'M and New Orleans neMissis.
ESESE sfEM4LaSpp md Tennessee Railroad and its
connections. =
This Just opened is making close and reliable
nections with mississippi Central Railroad Grenada and
forming direct line the city of Memphis by this line
FIFTY-THREE MILES of travel and several hours time arc
saved.
Passengers for Nashville Louisville aud the North can spend
few hours in Memphis and still make good time aud reliable
connections this line other This new line RE-
DuCES the TIME, the DISTANCE. and the ARE.
Passengers leaving the Great Northern Railroad Depot at
the foot of Oope street. att o'clock A. NJ arrive Memphis
ut 6:5u the next morning.
For Through Tickets reliable information ndure the
Ticket Offices of the New Orleans jackson and Great Northern
Railroad
r. H0UGH, General Superintendent
New Orleans July 81. 1851 ty}I IT
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leaves every SATURDAY, at 5P. NJ
s U NJ + A K A G EMENT
MEMPHIS AND KEVOREEANs
. W. m Paehet- Regular c. S. Mai Summer Packet
For Memphis and tho Rends-Tl,a first rln,s
- sapasscnger packet steamer Nlary H. K Gene
" g. Rchardson MASTER VIII be ready freight on
Thursday mortng, and Will leaves above attending 10 her
regular husneBs usual For freight passage apply on
board, orto Ff'' "
a23 under st Charias Holai lsft ~ Mir,
w This line connects Memphis with the Memphis Ana
kaoAd and superior packets for St. Louis and
louisville. ~ ~ '
Ha-Bils of adng signed at the office the agents up
O'clock on day Of denarture. ~ ~
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RIO rs:
alaiae gdelltgente.
OKEscEsr oFFtcE, No. 20 Camp Street,
Saturday Morning, September q, 1851,
ANEkNGW 7 &BNEENNH
Steamboats,.

Lafouche, Brown, fn Vicksburg ~
Picayune No 8, Pickett, I'm st Martinsville
Acadia. Vincent, I'm Bayou Sara.
Homer, Grant, I'm Donaldsonville.
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NPAVES DU DEUXTERIE DISVFs rCT--u a
IA etc conduit aux dpaveS du DeXeme District encoignure
des rues Bienylle ct Galvez, CONNIE epaves--
Une Ghevre jaime.
I'm Bouc girls ct nair.
DenS Chevreaux blancs
81 les dts anmeux recn9s trois iours les
as payts ills seront us enchere pubioue an dit depot
lie SAMEDi Il de septembre 1861, 10 heures A. NJ.
=. J. MILTON RELF, Cornnssairb des Rues
Nourel'e Orleans II de septembre 1861 sells 81
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COUNCIL CHAMBER, CRY HAIL.
, New Orleans, Friday, September 20, 1861.
Board met this day pursuant to adjourn.
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wrs to the effect that, If the war was for free.
dom, he was ready to throw himself into il
with 2O,OOO men. This version OF the matter
gives an additional sir Of ver>imilituds TO the
statement that the gallant Italian Liberatoi
had made oiier of his services. IL is not quite
easy to understand why be shonld leave Italy,
where his presence is stll required, merely tC
assist ioreign Goyernment to put down rebell-
ion. There IS 20 difficulty, however. in believ.
ing that the most iormidabie foe this century
has iaiSed up against despotic tyranny in the
old world, should bs willing to raise his we'll.
tried sword on this new continent for the des-
truction Of American slavery, in many respects
the worst and most abOlninable system of tyr.
amy that enslayed any portion of the human
family"
Here we have the reason given why the Re-
publcans would not heretofore 60 into the ar
my, except as officers, contractors, &c. 1t show,
that they would not fgh' to pressrys tie Ua,orl
bat will 20 cheerfully to erterp,inote slaveyY or
destroy the Uuion. II shows WHY they des-
red to get the Democra S as party committed
to this war toiUom condition, even to the expun-
ging Of the Republican organization 1t shows
why they are not willing to trust Democrats
with the cemnahd Of the Regiments, Brigades,
&c-, only where they cannot help it, or where
IL sbo,,,s ~ - ~ 80 'i'o wnoie hog
,,..ss."s ", !, @ was 0uoH an anxiety 10
so,pd on a',y l'apolo ''iat wore hot
,,,;oht :" - "'es eoooe , oeoa"se, UtsooVh' ehey
not he ;t ''u "To1 'n s''e i>o,'n i.ilsl'
,ras ~ ~ "so,a"y ",o o"'o' wu.e mere
:, -, n "'''' " S''"0 " Tue
Frcrrhod,, ~ ,,pl I,r osV" ,0. Inet pu, poSe;
,Uol, ;,"S uuv ~ u'''oeS : .ne 1Sor.h lS
th;s tnnI ia.,a4 s'S 'e" 1 up0u sou'helii
Sy '''i9 tc'"i uoSol"''oh ., tle ooutn, not
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Day OF Fasting, Humiliation mud

HthfSA.
In accordance with the request of Congress
the President has issued the following proclama-
ton, appointing Thursday, September 25, as a
day Of lasting, humiliation and prayer:
A PROCLAMATION
By the President of Tie United States Of America
WHEREAS joint committee of both Houses
OF CongreS has waited on the President OF the
United States and requested him to recommend
day OF pubic bumiiation, prayer and fasting,
to be observed by the people OF the United
States with religious solemnities, and the offer
ing Of lervent supcatiOns to Almighty God for
safety and welfare OF these States, Ills blessings
on their arms, and speedy restoration of
peace,
And whereas 1t is fit and becoming in all
people at all times TO acknowledge and revere
the Supreme government Of God to bow in
humble submission to His chastiSemenls, to
confess and deplore their sins and transgressions
IN the full conviction that the fear ofihe Lord
is the beginning Of wisdom, and to pray with all
ervency and contrilion for the pardon OF their
past offences, and for blessing upon their pres
ent and prospective action;
And Whereas, when our beloved country.
once, by the blessing Of God, united prosperous
and happy, Is now aiflic ed with faction and
civil war, it is peculiarly fit for Us to recognize
the hand OF God in this visitation, and in sor.
row ul remembrance of our own faults aud
crimes as a nation and as individuals, to humble
ourselves before Hum, and to pray for his mercy
Ito pray that we may be spared further pun.
lShment. though justly deserved; that our arms
may be blessed and made efectual Tor the re es
tablishme1t OF law, order and peace throughout
our country, and that the inesimable boon Of
civil and religious liberty earned, under His
guidance AMI blessing, by the labors and suffer.
lngS OF our fathers may be restored to all its
original excellence; Therefore, /, Abraham
Lhcon President Of the United States. do Il .
point lhe last Thursday in September next as a
day OF humiliation. prayer and fasting for all
the people of the Nation, and do earnestly re-
commend to ali the people, and especially to all
ministers and teachers OF religion of all demon
nations, and to all heads of families, to observe
and Keep that day according to their several
creeds and modes oi worship in all humility and
with all religious solemnity, to the end tha, the
united prayer of the nation may ascend to he
ihrone OF Grace, and bring down plentiful bles-
sings upon our own country t-.,
In testimony whereof have hereunto set nv
hand and caused the great sealo the United
States to be affixed, this 18th day of Au ust
a. ID, 1861, and of the Independence of the
United States of America the eghty-sixth.
by The Presidents:
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WA. L. SEWARD, Secretary Of State
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Interesting Correspondence.
GOV. DENNIsoN ToHB pAYNE.

GOV DENNIS0N TO II. q. PAYNE.
THE STATE or ONO. ExEouT1ve DEP'rN,yJ
COLUMBUS Aug Ia, 1861.
SIN. Among the resolutions reported lv you.
as chairman oI the committee, and adopted by
rhe "nCmocra'ic Convention" Which Inet IA
tas ciiy'6n ihe { N lust, [ find .iLe following.
"Res4h,si, That the corruption. cxliavqrance
incompe;eiicc aud ayuritiSm shown in tic War
Departments Of the State and Fedenl Govern
ments deserve anl raceiNe our unqualified en-
demnaiion and ought to lie Immediately c7rrec.
ted and reormed."
These are grave Shar,es II well founded.
the State authorities. and especially myself as
the Executive, ought immediately 20 reign
their efcial tluSts. II aIse, those Wtao have
preferred, and those WHO give currency to them
must receive The merited condemna ion Of an
indignant neople. Your IT olution emLodies
general accusations. ',dll upon you for partie
glars, and demand the evidence upon which
VOC hass your assault; the IL, diun through
winch Il shall be G ven | leave you to deter
mine.
4. That you may be PREPARED 'or the fullest ex-
hibit OF facts, invite you 70 thorough exam
nation OF everything relating to the War De
.pattment Of my Administration. All contracts,
correspondence, records Of appointments, and
otders. appertaining to the Do,artlnent you
have attacked, shall be freely exFoSs1, and you
shall be furnished With copies 81 vi ateyer pa
pers. you designate. extend you also the fib
eftY of interrogatihg at youI pleasure, every Of
heer ip my staff, and every assistaitin my own
al d IN their offices.
Hyour resolutions are not the exponent o.
purpose, as old as the war, and as maleyolenta as
il is insiduous, so simulate patridciS5n and econ
omy, but mstll distrust, by Which political am
sbition and party ayarice maybe subserved, pub
lie credit deprecated and tbe National Govern
ment compelled to disgraceml compromise
with armed Treason, you will promptly seize the
opportunity give you to show the people that
those whom you represent are actuated by mo-
lives of honest antagonism to rebellion. not less
than by anxiety for the preservation of political
Identity and the supremacy Of doctrines, which
10y popular vote the loyal States have condemn
ed. ~ Respectfully. ....s..
WIN. DENNIS0N.
II. D. PAyNE, Esq, Chairman Commitie on
Resolutions, 7th Aug. Dem. Con, CLEVELAND,
Ohio. a
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CLEVELAND, August II, 1861.
DEAR SIR. l am in receipt'of communica
tion from you under date of the 14th inst, but
am at a loss whether l should reply to it, as
was not "the Chairman of the Committee ,n
Resolutions at the 9th Of August Democratic
Conyentiou." .t--..... ...,....
s.G II you designed the letter for the official or.
gan Of that Committee, it should have been ad-
dressed to the Hon, H. e. Smith, o; Stark coun
ty. / read the resolutions before the Conyen
ton at his request. and this act probably led
yoa into the error ofgupposing that 1 was the
:, chairman" Unless, therefore, J on specially
! dcsise q reply reply FROM me, / will return
;he letter to you, or forward it to Judge Smith,
as, You may prefer,
7ss.5 Respectfully yours, &C.,
Il, B. PAYNE.
Hon. W. DENN1soN. Columbus, Ohio
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c0MpETIpIoY oppN TO ALL.

| p IS COMPETITION oPDN TO ALL.
The managers will use their best efforts to
have suitable pens and stalls on the ground to
accommodate those who may wish to exhibit
STOCK.
We cordially invite all interested in the
march ofimprovement, to bring on their stock
OF all kinds. Let the farmer bring the products
OF his industry, and the mechanic specimens OF
his handiwork.
We especially invite the Ladies to bring
along specimens of the work Of their fair hands,
which contributes so much nterets to an exhi-
bitlon of this character. .....
Family tickets one dolar-whieh will enti.
tie any person to admission for self and family
during the 'air, and also the entry of ever ything
he may wish to exhibit. Provided that no
horse or other animal shall be entered or exhib-
tied but in one class, or otherwise, the entrance
fee must be paid for each additional class.
ANY person entering wagons or carriages for
exhibition, will be required to exhibit same on
the ring. t-. D.. .... .....
Single admission for each day, Is cts
Children under II years Of age, 10
Single Buggy, ,s .la--- Is a"
Admission for wagon or carriage for covey-
ancS ofpassenssrs or pleasure; 25 cts
The premidm stock, will be required to be
kept on the ground until the close of the Fair,
at which time it will be marched in procession
on the ring. --
No person will be allowed to remain on
committee, where he or she has any article in
competition for premium in that class.
Premiums not lifted prior to the 1st of Janu
ary next, wilsrevert back to So iety.
The officers and directors will be designated
during the fair as follows:
The President will wear Red rosetle; Vice
President q Red and White rosette; Directors
each, Blue rosette; Chief Marshal a Red Sash !;
Assistant Marshals Blue Sash
Elijah Carver, President; b. j. Pumphrey,
Vice President; j ohm Latham, Chief Marshal;
James Kerr and Henry Cecil, Assis' Marshsls
Directors ohm Dunbar, John Stewart, rs.
Price. Ross Granfeld, James Kerr, John Nc
Cormick, John Latham. William G. Wilson,
Treasurer NJ. Harvey, Secretary
N. B. | will be in Freeport on the 18th day
Of September, ior the purpose ofmaking entries,
also at Smyrna on the 10Th day OF September,
and at Moorefeld until the 25th of September
for the same purpose.
M HARVEY Secratarv
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Ready Made CIof,iny
DRs. WORKMAN & SHANNON.

INFORM the citizens of Harrison and adioinioy
l., coun ties, that they expect to be in Cadiz at
The National House On Saturday, Aug 2i; Sept %;
Nov Q. and afterwards every month Regularly
as notice will be given hom time to iB,r.
They hope by an honorable cour Sc to merit am ~
of nubi nntrouape .. t.tl.ata f..s 80. l,-'7
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Come IN tt,a Eoir

The second annual exhib ton Of the Still
water Union Industrial As, ociation will be held
on The Fair Grounds near Smyrna, (in the N.
=. corner of Guernsey County,) on the 25th,
10Th, And-2 27th days of September, 1861.
The first day will be devoted to the entry
Stock and other articles. Also general exhibi-
tion' All entries must be made prior to IL
O'Clock of the End day at which time the books
Will positively be closed.
Boys (under Is years Of age) Horsemapship
will take place at O'Clock, P. NJ.
Tho second dag will also be devoted to gen
eral exhibition. Ladies' Equst-ianism and Driv-
ing will take place in the afternoon, after which
trial Of speed (trattieg) Horses or Mares will
be exhibited. .r .r.
The third day will be devoted to the sale o
stock or other property any person may wish
TO dispose of r(ni connection with the regular
periormaneeS( The Society will employ a
competent apctioneerl and charge a reasonable
per cent on the amount, sold and a reasonable
fee for property offered and not sold.- trial
.ol speed tRacking or Pacing,) horses or mares
will take place in the afternoon, after which,
the Sweepstakes, class Of Stations will be ex-
hibted.