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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15
NgW TAILOR SHOP

The undersigned having opened oat lA.----; u =
EStabii~ ~hment, over the store rcon oclE'0- =
ID. J. Evans & Son, respectfully lnioi--s -, (.
pubic that the tailoring business VI. ~ '1 h
carried ola in all its braLcteS- Al |orA ". e
done in the latest style, with neat - ~
patch. and upon the Most reaS naoE E,,,ea,I,S MS
ROBERT D. THoN3H
EbenSburg, May 18th. 1s6l- Il
ESTATE OE CHARLES B. KENNEL -
Whereas letters of administrative az O.'-rT ~.
on the estate of lohn b. Kennedy, iaIe "a -
ington I wnship. Cambria County - tts
having been granted Ia the undeTslShe- --I,7us
Register Of said County. al per''ns h@'.ls s-ssai
against said estate are hereby NOTIFIED a;
them properly authenticated for set. --s,i
th,se indebted are required to make pay
without delay. ,-r,DD
May Is, ls6l,-6t. b. MIMI
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15

There can be no doubt shat a large army
of seces-Ioni.ts is being concentrated IN Rich
mond Virginia \ collision between it aud
the army now at Washington. may soon he
Ionked for somewhere in the old Domin-
ion
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15
:. N. Pettensti, s Co..

Advertising Agents 119 Nassau Street. New
York, and 10 State street. Boston. are the au-
thorized Agents for the "pFMoCRAT % SENT1-
TEL.'' and the most Influential and largest circu
a.ino Nevsnaners in the United States AMI
Canadas. Thev are empowered 10 contrac; for
Ms AT nur LOWEST TERMS
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15

f- Married on Tuesday thu 7tth inst by
Rev. Z. Hughes. Patrick M'Duun to Mis-
Maggie Douahor, ali of WIimure.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15

C-TNone but physician knows how much
a rei'ahl. Alternative is needed by the pco-
pie. On all sides Of Us. in all communities.
every where there are mui;ituies that suff
frnm complaints that nothing but 4u .altern-
alive cures Hence great mauy OF then,
have been made and put abroad with the a.
surance of beiug effsctual. But they fail 10
accomplish the cures they promise because
they have not the intrinsic virtues they claim
Iu this state Of the case Dr. j C. Aver q
Co of Lowell. have supplied US with Gem
pound Extract of Sarsaparilia. which does
prove to be the long desired Femedy. It's De
culiar difference from other kindred prepara-
tons in market is, that it cures the diseases
for which it is recommended, while they do
not We are assured of this fact by more
than one of our intelligent Physicians in this
neighborhood aud hare the further evidence
of our own experience of its truth Tennes-
see Farmer, Nashville. Tenn
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15

eu-The advertise ent of Robert Thomas.
Tailor will be found in arother column: He
is a good workman and great on fis- Civ
him a call
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15

rF Persons wishing blanks. of any des-
criptiou should call at this office-He keep a
supply constantly or baud
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15

@ There was serious 10, in St Louis
No. on last Moudsy; between the Union
meo, and the SecessiuDists. in which a num-
Ter wore killed and wounded.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15

q Virginia vas admitted mfnber OF the
Southern confederaey. on the 9TH last.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15

TIL late Higd Sherif of -sRsgieay era.
ty has g5ren as tie .y;1toszaag:
Il VAS afflicted zi,h Debility Of tie Diss.
tive Organs amounting 70 s severe attack ai
DssF'p>ia, which hal redirect s,iy r7ssl ea,.
-ideraily. Ny wife Nas also afflicted un3-
-ame circumstances. aui With same dissty
Having used your medicine called BseaE47l.
H"LLAND BITIERz. We both obtsiaed rel;s.
ar.d are happy to Aftrd you ;ais publia e..
], nee Of its value
JOHN FORSYTH.
Pi'tsnurab. Jan 22i. 1857.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15

e5-The letter OF " r. came too late for
his week We will attend tn the matter in
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15
TGnfCs

From Col AlJert PIKE, U c. f-aa, a.
WAsrINoraN. d c. june II. Is5s
4 have used two bottles of ,cu- HCpP
HAYES HOLLAND BITTERS. and h..
found it very useful in cases uf T1iir4s,;a,
and Headache. aud recommend II 70 al ",
need pleasant and efhczeious remedy ~
valuable tonic
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15

Where are yon going: asd,d a littls
boy OF other. who bad slipped down on III,
pavemen,
Going TO get up" vas the blunt reply.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15

Why is a married mar ike candle =
Because he often goes on, 1t night when
oayht not TO.
Remember this husbands
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15

@ Advertise in the Democrat and Senti-
mel
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15

LIST OF CAUSES ST down fr trial q, =
Cart 90! C,nm IA Peas. T. le Ee'd al EHs--
bury. ou The first Monday lbeias tie s-d 3sy}
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-31

ACADEMY or MUsIc.-The comedy of Naval
Engagement win be played tonight at the Acad-
erny of Music, and Mr.. Morton Will sing the 'Bould
SogoI Boy The performance will conclude with
the laughable farce of the 'Weathercock. The
managers of the Academy have in preparation an
entirely new play, founded upon scenes of the pre-
sent war on the Potomac, and which is of thrilling
interest. AS it will cost large amount to put it
properly on the stage, we hope their efforts TO
please the public will be sustained and that this
only present place Of amusement will not be al
lowed to languish for want Of deserving support.
The play is IN rehearsal, and will be produced
soon. We can assure cur readers that it will be
worth seeing.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-31

soldiers C4oshisp0.
NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO yHosr Pr,
PAIRING 1T.

NoilCE fhoM THE GOVERNOR mo r1,o,1, nnr
PAIRING IT.
am now endeaVoring to furnish The Yolunteer Troo,o
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing
uniform suits of wooen cloth suitable undercohes a, H.
distributed among them ana informed that the ;
aen5 OF several parishes also engaged
LOT the benefit OF their companies If these contributions NJ
clothing are sent by them directly several compane
without my being OF the quantity sent and tbs
companies supplied great waste will be the
sequence. WA
soaer can only carry certain quantity clothing II
OF great Importance that soldiers shall
good substantial wooen SUITS possible hut %
important tat there be CONCERT of acion among sunn
ng the In order to avoid sending double supplies TO com
panes.
therefore urgently recommend the the country
parishes to send TO me- in this city such supplies clothing m
they may prepare with explicit directions as to the comnun
or individuals for whom they intended will take car
that they reach their destination The clothes should be oxed
baed, and directed to In New Orleans with the nam,
of the for which they marked on and
statement sent to of its contents may not dup,
cate the articles.
Respectfully request the to give publicity to these
suggestions, in consideration Of the objects effected
THOS. 0. MOORE, Governor.
new Orleans Aug H. 1851. aul9 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-31

In addition to the nbove certificates are in
America, well as nulnJeess from Europe from
he quotes the following names.from:
HIS MAJESTY THE KING OF BAVARIA.
HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN OF GREECE.
HIS IN, IIIGaNEsS JEROME NAPOLEON BoNAPARTE
HIS lMP. HlGHNESs ARCH DUKE OF AUSTRIA.
H. r. H. FRINGE ALEX, OF WIRTENBERG.
Il. r. II. GUsrAVE PRINCE DE WARSAW
H r. H. DUKE OF SAXE>WEIMAR.
H. H. FRINGE RICHARD METTERNICH,
l. +. II. CARDINAL ARCHBISHOP OF PARIS.
L ALEXIS BISHOP OF NANCY, First Chaplain to the En-
peror oftne French,
BERNARD R0EsER, Physician 10 Ordinary to Her Majesty
the Queen areecc.
A. H. ARkETII, Physician Ordinary to the Imp Families
Of Russia
seals, with amongst then after many
years cure, may be by any calling for them at hs
Consulting Rooms
DIR. NJ. sCHLOssER.
The only educated Surgeon, Chropodsm his
stndy and practice can consulted in New Orleans
For a Shoht Time Only, at
L . . G y n A L S II r e E T =.
CORNER OF DAUPHIN STREET,
s~Enfauce' first door in Dauphin street, opposite the
Church.
a9- Office Hours, from . A. M. tilI p. M.
N BDR sCHLoSsEt can be consulted only at hi. office
as he attends no person ELSEWHERE nvads
No Professional connection with any one.
o3l 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-31
Notice.
OFFICE OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES RECEIVER, }

OFFICE OF CONFEDERATE STATES RECEIVER, }
No. 3S Camp street, :
New Orleans, October Il, 1851.
line drawn through the middle of Canal stree the
river where the aid New Canal and
thence said Canal Lake Ponchartran forms city
boundary for the District for which undersigned the
Receiver.
The north line of the Parish Orleans on the Right Bank
and ha Phe both sides down the Bae constitute this
District
No change will be made in regard business already
menced in this Office and all parties gsnisheed by me- will
port to This Office without reference the arrangement
JOHN NJ. HUGER, G. S. R.
Ne All newspapers in the above District will publish till
forbid, and send copy to this office. OILS 2pH
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-31
ID Il IA ID =

On Wednesday night the 30h instant at 1s o'clock ED
WARD BIRMINGHAM In the 23i year of his age.
His funeral will take place This Afternoon at o'clock rcm
his residence Is Cont street. between vers Maras
NEW ORLEANS TYPoGRAPHICAL UNION. = The
members OF the New Orleans typographical Union will
BILE their Hail. of Carondele and Perddo streets
5H o'clock This Afternoon pay the last sad tribute OF
sp1c 10 their deceased brother.
GERARD STITI, President
john s. WALKER Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-31
THE ELECTIONS, S,

There will be two election days next week
On MospAr, the Alb, an election will be held for
State officers, members Of the Legislature, and
Parish officers generally; and on WEpSEspaT,the
9Th the election for Presidential electors takes
psace, and for members of the Confederate Con
eress. Let the voters bear these elections in mind
and lot all those who have not registered do 50 at
once, as the Registers Office closes three days
before the day Of election.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-31
sAQr0Ea Bta-fg.

SUCCESSOR TO SEWELL I. TAYLORJ IMPORTER on
FINE OLD WINE LIQUORS, ETC.
Nos. 13 and IS Royal street,
Hasnow Rstoe large supply theceebrated CREME DR
BOUbY quarts ptns; also other brands
7iz: CHARLES HEIDSBICK, PIPER HEIDBEICK PAR
MEN1lhF, and other brands of inferior quality. have
large assortment the Sherrios such az AMONTT
AADO TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR RRIES-l838-soUTHsIDE MADEIRA. of
direct importation other Maderas of lower grade Su,ero
Old London Dry Dock POkT and Ports of ess prsa
The celebrated SAlARAC BRANDIES-V 1895 1893
l52 and 806aarge supply always hand All grades of
CLARET and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood WHJs
AfS-Seotch ana Irish, Old Rye, Bourbon and Wheat Wh
kss. SCOTCH ALEaRd PORTER, in pintssndouarts. OoR
DtAlS, etc. ny usual best VINES which
will on reasonable any housan the city
AARON BIRD,
ais 2ply Nos. Il and Is Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-31
CoN. GRoRdE n. HoLLISs. The New York Her.
aid gives the following sketch Of this officer:

Gov. GEoRGE n. HoLLISs.- The New York Her
aagiges the following sketch Of this officer:
Captain George N. Holling, the off;cer in COM
rnand of the rebel naval force that attacked the
hpekading fleet at the Mississippi, was, before the
breaking out Of the present rebellion, prominent
officer in the United States Navy but like many
others, be preferred linking his fate with tat Of
the rebeilions States than to remain true and loya
to the Union that he had served for So many years
He was born in The State of Maryland but is a
citizen of Florida, in which State he probably re-
celyed his accession sentiments. His original entry
into the navy was February l, 1914 and his last
commission was in 1855. de has been in the
service nearly iorty y-seyen years, seventeen of
Which be passed on the sea, fourteen in duty on
shore, and the balance OF the time was unem-
4 pioYede Al the time that he left the service he
was ~ command oi the Susquehanna. Among The
yesseia fhat ne commanded are the following
he WIS Chief ofncer OF the Savannah iii 1874
when she was the flagship Of Commodore A. j,
again in the years 1862 and 1853. With the excep-
tion Of the bombardinenr of Greytown, which, at
the time, created such feeling among The people
nothing of note has marked his naval career. and
probably had the present troubles not arisen he
would have continued on in the same way re.
speeted BY his fellow officers aud an ornament to
the service. Since the rebellion he has been ac-
lively engaged IN trying to iniure the Union cause
and IT will be remembered that he was Joined with
the notorious French lady in the seizure of the
steamer Nicholas, at Baltimore, which person is
now enjoying The pleasure of Fort Lafayette
N neither continued success shall attend his efforts
(proElded the present one be tfue1 remains to be
seen. ss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-31

According usage the Tomb of the New LusanOs Benevo
lent Association Of New Orleans situated in Grod
terry will be appropriately decorated and draped Friday
next, lst Of November, 1851 which All Saints Day" On
this occasion collection will be made by the Society for the
benefit OF the little children OF Camp Female Orphan
Asylum also for the relief Of the sick and wounded soldiers
the seat of Tables will be placed the of the As
socaon and the gate Of the Cemetery, where committee
will constantly be in attendance from o'clock A NJ P. NJ
to receive contributions from the patriotic and bencsolent c
of New Orleans. All the requested to be
present on this occasion And the pubic aud all c
are invited to visit the Cemetery and contribute 10 this
cause OF charity.
By order of the President,
ANTHONY sAMBOLA, Secretary.
New OIleans Oct Is. 1861. OF 2ptd
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-31

l9' seHLossER. We refer our readers to the
adsp1hensnl of 1t practitioner ahieh a,ea i;
snsis ecanln his morning Tho testimonials which he no
deses re- proof ba' he Is skital and scientific what is
better than all with professional men, successful EYarvhory
more Or less ssiciea with their feet and 10
body therefore, his advent here matter Of interest. So
aiDfli and troublesome tcse pests humanity that
aears ara cents if there prospect for relief Dr.
Schlusie5 give his rplief. If sny man can.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-31


ATTAIRs AT THE NoRFH,-From an interview
Will gentleman who has just arrived from the
North we have learned some facts relative 10 the
existing stare Of affairs there. In New York the
wholesale merchants are literally doing nothiug,
except those who have goods TO sell to the Goyar6
ment, for which they receive in return Secretary
Ghase's promises to pay.A The tailors and
shaemakers are TO some extent employed nnon
Wors fer thes army but the mechanics generally
are iueeBsed in consequence of the action of the
ADMINISTRATION in sending to Earape for many nj,
nsles q supply. In Philadelphia there are thirty
o'ie Thousand woman who eaifind no employment,
and charity alone will keep them from stargation
anere e not as much business done in the city in
mouth as there j. in Richmond in one day. This
can scarcely be called a cheering prospect at the
oasset a of 4 long and drearg winter. The Germans
ana irish u the cities, who are generally working
people, enlist in the army tor tho sole purpose Of
gess.ng y somefhng e eat but the country people
mas passed iato4a proyerb among them that M de
zen. mar IONS the army, Events point to in
inc population aud it would not surprise us tn
near, at any moment, Of the breaking out Of a
fearful cigil war On the soil of aboiitionsm
lRAchmond Dispatch
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-31
Ladies' Association.

The Ladies' Association aid in clothing the children OF ou
volunteer soldiers have through the kindness of Mes rs Al
fred Monroe CO. secured gratous of room on th
second floor the Story Building OF Camp and Common
Streets entrance on Camp street. where the Committee will
10 attendance every day from 10 till O'clock and will thank
fully receive contributions in money or materials.
Ths Ladies on the requested pune
tslly at the room at IL o'clock TODAY, 3lst inst.
MRS. NJ o. CLARK, Treasurer
New Orleans Oct 81, 1851 C3l oplt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-31
From Dr. I. Clay Msddux, Surgeon G. s. Army

From DR.. I, Clay Msddux, Surgeon G. S. Army
Dr. schosser completely extracted four very
from my right foot without the sghtes pain Inconvenience
10 my daily duties soldier And am convinced that he
pleasure in recommending him 10 adj that may be troubled with
Corns 7. CLAY MADDuX.
Ri chmond, May 18th, 1861.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-31
Free Market.

NEW ORLEANS, October q, 1861,
1t particularly requested by the Committee that clerks of
steamboats, railroads and Others vii del donation the
Free Market, without express written ordsr.
The Committee soil it Of friends in the country city,
that they woud forwarding the donations the Market,
pacs their and address ,hcir barrels sacks bags
order that may bs enabled to them their
o2S ct THOS MURRAY, President.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-31

LADIES AssocIAT1oN will be seen by refer
ing to our advertising columns that the Ladies'
Association have been kindly permitted by Messrs.
Alfrsd Munroe & Co. to use gratuitously the large
rooms in the Story Building, his store. There
fore the headquarters of the committee will be
located at that place in future. For particulars
we refer to Mrs. n. O. claTk's notice.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-31
Notice to Consumers OF OIL,

Inc southern OIL Company manufacturing No.
OH adapted to Railroad boxes, kinds of machi-
merry As many using it for all kinds of acn ry we
deem it proper to call their attention following nsruc
tions:
This OIL being OF apenstrang nature, tendency is 10 col
ect any dust or dirt that have seceted itself or
lated in the various defects imperfecton5 the
Therefore, where other Oil has used the machinery shoud
be thoroughly cleaned and may necessary again to clean
ST, after applying our Oil.
is that be distinctly understood that the Oil man
uacured ~ this Company the made from rosu that
was suitable for machineR previously for that
pose has been mixed with other ubcatng agents. and
then failed 10 compare avorably with good Lard OIL The m
provements introduced in the machinery Southern Oil
Company Works and the improved adapted Of expen
entirely the acid and guteu Contained in all Oil heretofore OBJ
tanned from rosn euabes them submit their oil pure and
rely solely on its merits II is to the public with
full knowledge the part the Company being what
represent and in all when the Company
is guaranteed 10 pertsrm what is promised.
Should 1t be found gum consumers can immediately re
move II by wping with cloth saturated with napha or rpe
tine, which is manufactured by Company and constantly
on hand, IN quantities to suit.
SIMEON TOBY JR.,
OF 2ptf PresI5ent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-31
Foreign UHGsi1 fs'0s1b .7epC 9D,.leaass 8.
VIA TAMPICo
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS,

Inc undersigned now suffering in with Others the
heoh'elehceS OF blockade and crcorse with foreign
countries ha', by The advice aud approval o J. L. Rdde
postmaster at New Orleans taken al ncedfu ueAsue TO es
aoah at his own expense, Monthly Mail between New Or
leans and the Mexican port of Tampco connect with tho
regular British Mail Steamers touching port Aguste
de hessrgney and p NJ Mad highly by New
Orleans merchants have been nppon ed and duly qualified as
mai carriers by Postmaster his
consihtiug Of 1898 letters left this city on the 10th in
9Th OF November, oXmo, at o'clock P NJ will leave
New Orleans tue ncXt morning. The th ms will leave New
Orleans the 10Th OF December and subsequently, soon as
proper arrangement be made regular es of depa
will he the 10th and 25h each mon h. making semi
monthly mail
7ar9 Of Chur7tS Oraqoiny LerS tnrrtlia5 Ej4l.ro
Post0Ye
Single Leters halt an out &C or less dope multiple rates
in proportiou
10 Island OF Cuba Observation-Disclosures. NIX
To othvr West Indies. ........ ask
To Europe ...............,.. m
Letters from abroad he received through the sn roue
the foreign Postage snch Letter. rnust be prtpa to Tau
pieo and they must be eudored BY the West Ino Ma via
Tampco, care of Postmaster MatAmorosr
ANTONIO COSTA,
New Orleans. Oct l5, 1851 No. I6 Custoulhouse st.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-31

From Dr. VIM. NJ. Wilson, Health Officer, Norfolk Val
This will certify that Dr. schosser has relieved three
very painful Bnions which have me for number
years Tbs operation entirely without pain and occu
pied but few minutes With great pleasure recommend him
to those afflicted. WM NJ WILSON H. d.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-31

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Receivers Office, No. 100 Gravier street.
This District embraces all that portion of the Parish of Or
loans that lies above Canal excepting the right bank of
the Mississippi river includes the Parish Jefferson
GEORGE W. WARD, Receiver
o25 2ptf No. 100 Gravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-31

Bar For Auditor of Public Aecounts-Cyrus
THOMPSON, of this city, is candidate State Auditor at
the election in November next SELF I'd
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-31

ss~Ed. Crescent: Please announce the un-
dersRned candidate for office State Supernt ndeD
Of Public Education. W Nm HAGRuDER
su<s Lpla Baton Rouge, La.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-31
aa-For Congress We are authorized +

A1- For Congress - We are authorized to
announce SAM O. REID, Esq candidate for The Second
Congressional District composed the First Fourth NUM-
cipa Districts of New Orleans and the Parish of Jefferson
represent said Congressional District in the fist regular Con
of the Confederate States subject approval and
ratification of the electors thereof the election held on
the first Wednesday of November next. sea- te
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-31

The foregoing project Foreign Mail i. fully entitled to
pnbc confidence Antonio Costa Esq, a New Orleans
chant of responsibility and He has resident
OF New Orleans tor the las. thirty years
Letters intended fo this Mail may enclosed slopg with
money reqTred per ar bove and the ope
dressed, Costas Forrigr Mail of Postmaster New
leans'
The Confederate Postage to this flee be prepaid.
]. T.. RI DELL, Postmaster.
New Orleans, October Is, 1851 ol9 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-31

From Hon. Burton Craige, NJ. c., of North Carolns1
gives pleasure earthly thai Dr. schloser has extract.
ed several Corns from feet without any an and with great
skill. BURTON CRAIGE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-31

TEE SHERIFF. sells at auction this day. at noon,
~ the City Hotel. 1onmon real the Third Dis
iTief For particulars add terms. see advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-31

Having machine in operation the purpose Wooden
Cotton Yarn solicited for the purpose manufacturing socks
for the Soldiers which will be charge Any per-
who be dispo contribute This enterprise will
Please leave their contributions tia undersg
No. 100 Graver street.
ol9 2ptf j. T. BEIkNAP
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-31

NS" The friends of the Hon. C, NJ, Conrad
announce him candidate for 10 the Confederate
Congress from the Second Congressional District composed of
the First and Fourth Districts of New Orleans the Parish
of Jefferson. o4 2nt.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-31

R8N We are authorized 10 announce e, II,
PARKER as eanadae for tue office SHERIFF tor the
First District Court the Parish of Orleans Election yst
Aonday IN hoVerlbe eS 2pte
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-31

aSr Candidate for Coroner-NIr, Editor
Please Announce DR. j. n FOLWELL candidate for the
office of Coroner the ell eton on the first Monday
III Ho'ehoef next sc21 tet