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JAMEs GORDON BENN EFT,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
OFFICE N. W. CORNER or FULTON AND NASSAU SITS.

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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

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BRYANTs' MINsTRELS. Mechanics Hail. l72 Broad.
Nay-InAw ROAST BEEF.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-21
Volunteer Relief Committee.

JAMES BEGGS,
auls 2pH Chairman of the Committee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-21
Notice,

" -a' NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 20, 1851
The Southern Pacific Railroad having been sold and
Company having been formed, ALL HOLDERS OF PAID
FOR OLD STOCK residing within the Confederate States,
who desire 10 become connected with the Company can,
by applying the undersigned No. 81 COMMON STREET
learn the npon which RECOGNIZED OLD STOCK will
be admitted to the books of thenew Company.
The proposed will commend themselves to all just
minded persons The cheerful cooperation of every honest
stakeholder o. the old Company friendly Government Is
earnestly desired The Boatd INDUCES in unheconing
threats In arranging with unprotected stockholders due
country.
Us Holman, Esq President Of the Company, is in the
city and will remain for several days He will be pleased to
the friends of the enterprise attke Office Ee desires
fer with them to learn their views and to present to them the
Company.
sell 2p2t&W Fl. s. FULKERSON, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-21

No. CAR BOX OIL In casks and barrels,
peT!or to Lard or equal TO sperm oils for
Railroad car boxes. s. cts. gal.
No. l REFINED OIL, in casks and barrels,
suitable for mixing with aug other Oils. 6j :,
No. 2 REFINED OIL, in casks md barrels,
suitable for painting on all outside work,
and any color except whlte...,....,..... 40 :.
No. REFINED OIL, In casks and bbls., suit
able for Ship aud Steamboat decks, Roof
ing, ETC. 40
No. l AS OIL, in casks and barrels, suitable
for the various kinda Of gas Apparatus. 10 :.
COMMON R0SIS OIL, In casks, suitable FOR
mixing with Lime for washes also for
covering fences, new works etc, preserv
ing the wood from exposure to the
Their, or for mixing with common paint
Tanners Oils. ................... 80 :,
AXLE WHEEL GREASE, in barrels half
bills, and kegs made for the Plantation,
Farm, City and Country Csc. 6 cs ID.
EAPTHA, Crude and Refined, in casks, used
for manufacturing burning fuids 20 80 gall
NAVY PITCH, in q apd 40 gall. barrels.
rsnted free from Water, Sand Chips, and
other impurities. Price according to mar.
ket.
manufacturing tho above enumerated articles
and prepared fill all orders We call attention Of
Dealers and Consumers to stock and to bear mind they
PURE and UNIFORM, manufactured exclusively from
Southern material and managed by Southern men,
TREASURY NOTES taken par. Discounts Eada to the
trade.
SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
II tf2Dbt PrasiGent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-21
Notice.

At meeting Of the Board of Directors of the Southern Oil
Company, held FRIDAY 10Th inst the President reported
Interruption Of water communication between this city and
Mobile thereby requiring the various products Of the Company
be transported by rail increasing expense which would
sales at former prices the following resolutions
were adopted o. .. =. abe. %.
Resolved Owing to the interruption Of navigation the Mis-
sspp Sound the manufactured products Of this Company
be transported by rail- the following prices will
Charged. rarl .n. 4
For No Refined and Car box Oil ODE per gallon
- 2and Tanners and Gas Oil. .40c. :.
Resolved That the former prices remain the for all de-
vsries and sales from the Factory in Mobile
8 SIMEON TOBY JR, President.
GEO. G, BoGERr, Secretary. sell 2p6t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-21

AN CASE An Interesting Y7ial.--A trial
2eomuenced On Saturday, before the Mayor of the
City Of Montgo in the matter of prosecution
IN behalf Of The state against James q. Mcdaniel
and James Il, Simpson, for libel alleged to have
been published By them npon II. B. Plant, being in
part the pretended correspondence between D.,
President. Of a Northern Express Company, and
- the southern erintenseat lately published
IN the Confederation at Montgomery, oyer the
signature Of Paul Pry. ~ n
The defendants are understood to have been EN-.
snloyes Of the Adamsl Express Company; and 81.
g Plant, who Is now the President Of the Southern
Express Company and formerly the Superintend-
ent of The adams Express Company, ID tie person
as 70 whom the alleged libel was published. 8
me trial was continued over from Saturday, and
lasted until sun set yesterday evening. During
I the pr0sreEs q number of witnesses were exam-
lned, a number Of spectators attended, ana much
feeling was exhibited. After patient hearing Of
Mltnesses and counsel the Mayor discharged Mr..
simpson upon the ground that the evidence did not
sefhcienty connect him with the iibelons publica,
4 ton but Mr. Mcdaniel was bound over to answer
70 an neietmen for libel, at the next term Of our
Circuit Court IN bond Of $500.
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TALK ON CHANGE.

IL vas q'iet, very quiet on Inc nass yesterday.
On the grand boulevard oahai' tnefe were new
faces. From whence come so many people, we are
asked? For what purpose do they now visit US,
when there is no business doing! 1t IS gratifying
that we can talk OF movements and sales III real
estate. Several negotiations have been closed this
week. This may be owing TO the settlement OF the
currency question, which embraces tue general
suostitu'ion OF the Confederate Government paper
for aiteoHlmerciai and hnancial TRANSACTIONS
There was more ram. We are II hopes that we
are near the end OF the pluEious term. A day or
two can only intervene before the impending storm
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1000 SLAVES
ANTED BY HIRE OR By PURCHASE.

We will purchase hire, of Ave years. Five Hun.
dred Thousand Slave Labores work the Southern
Pacific Railroad in TexasmmedIaely west of Shreveport
La In region and protected from invasion molesta
ton from the conflict which shall scctons
of this country The through which the road
entirely healthy and for the distance of 400 miles
west Of Shreveport it of the finest agricultural
countries on the continent Of America.
This company has magnificent land grant from Texas e.
lo2o acres for mile Of road the company constructs
the distance Of 900 miles from Shreveport the
Paso on the western boundary OF Texas In times like the pre-
sent the company command cash labor
a to the rapid development Of the conpsny's but
for term of by hire by the purchase
will make the most liberal advantageous
with saVeowuers in Kentucky Missouri Virginia. Maryland
North Carolina or elsewhere for the hire purchase
payments in the undoubed securities of 600 or 1000 slaves
Families entire will be taken by hire by purchase
The enabled propose liberal terms because of the
muaifcen land grants of Texas ability to purchase tina
iron and rolling stock FOR the entire road
construction bonds the company to cas
All the rights of this fixed and vested
of Texas This company has the sympathy and thu
route on the s2d degree Of parallel Of latitude has the SANCTION
Of several Of the most powerful European Governments
amongst them France SPAIN Portugal Belgium SgitE-
ersnd-as well oflarge capitalists con-
tractors of these countries The Congress the United
States passed BILL at its last session. donating company
through Arizona New Mexico and California; 10 900
Of land and loan of hirtysx millions dollars ba
repaid in postal and other public services This bill passed the
House of Representatives amended in the Senate only
failed to become law for the of time startling po
litica events familiar TO the nation.
No company in the world has larger
prosecution, and company hh attracted
the appreciation of American States and European
ernmentspoising much benefit its stockholders
the world such stupendous resnts5rnging inevitably
completion this continent the trade of China Japan
Australia and the whole Pacific the
derivabe from the trade travel of every city
from the Gdf Of Mexico to the northern haror
lantic coastgying each its due and sharea COM
MERGE which has failed enrich every on earth
that has controlled in the Past and II Is annually
eeasing it viii still enrich who shall control in
the Future.
We wantths labor progress the work for unquestion.
abs securities and for it, the liberal be
made with them terms which raust we
think be satisfacorywithou endangering, position en-.
poymen of the safsty Of the them
selves, admitting the slightest uncertainty ultimate pa7.
ment.
All applications will be made v T. Stevenson Pres.
ident Nashville Tenn Col Samuel Tate President Memphis
and Charleston Railroad Company, Memphis: Col. j. R. Nc
Danisl, Lynchburg, Va; or to myself, Memphis
JEPTHA FOWLKES,
General and Financial agent of Pacific Railroad
Company of Texas. my9 2ptf
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To the Public.

The undersigned having received military education and
stack upon New Orleans is expected Ipropoe to raise
company Artillery Believing this to be the
effective of service and the time approaches
have drilled men, delay breeds danger and experience is
necessary perfect the soldier In order that the expense will
small possible propose uniform Of gray fatigue
cap with red band around the base outer border; gray
Jacket with black pants will complete the outfit. Each
Der is expected furnish said equipment Those who
sirous Join said Company will leave their Messr
Belden Eaes Magazine and Graver Streets The
officers of this Company will be composed of military educated
4 o.-y -.g.... ..-. .r.,. , .-..
sell 2ptf* ,. HENRY F. WADE JR.
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SAN. FoKr z ATTEkAs aE REcAPTrREp - The
Raleigh Standard says It can, and at much less
sacrifice Or loss than many suppose. All that is
required Y the right kind Of . leader and the wi
Whatever is done, however, must be done quickly
and independent Of the military authorities. TIE
position is one Of the most important on The coast
Of the State of orth Carolina, and il 1t can be re-
captured without very severe loss, ii should be
done at once. Not DAY should be lost. Drive
the Yankees out Of those forts and the inlet ia
again open for the entrance Of our priyateers and
vessels from abroad, as no blockading squadron
could hold . position outside the bar one day in
seven.
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y iii c i al.

. OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS }
Of the Consolidated Debt Of New Orleans, :
New Orleans. Aug. 20, 1861
GEO L. BRIGHT Esq, Attorney at Law having been duly
appointed COLLECTOR for this Board its sitting of
9th inst,
Notice hereby given that from and after this date Mr.
GEO L. BRIGHTis the sole and only authorized person to
prosecute, demand collect the debts obligations what
ever kind dne the old corporation the several Municipalities
and the city of fa prior the consolidation of the
All previous contracts agreements with other parties
hereby revoked.
By order Of the Board
au29 2plm o. DEBUYS Secretary.
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Se4Nds'ies.

800 bsgs prime RIO COFFEE.
$50 bbls. MESS PORK.
500 terct prime LARD.
50 casks BACON SHOULDERS.
100 tierces SUGAR CURED HAMS.
800 bbls. extra and superfne FLOUR.
100 kegs SHOT. asserted, buck and drop.
800 eases SARDINES half and quarter boxes
100 boxes CASTLE SOAP.
800 boxes Star CANDLES, n and l6 OF.
200 bbls. Rectifed WHISKY.
500 bb!s. Refined, Crushed and Powdered SUGARS
100 cases OYSTERS and LOBSTERS.
FOR sa'eby
JOHN T. MOORE & CO.,
AulO 2plm q and % Poydras street.
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Washington Artillery.

-'. HEADQUARTERS FIFTH CoMpASY J
Battalion Washington Artillery
..H New Orleans Sept l9, 1861
Messrs. O. D. TERREBoNNE and WM. R. NoRCOM are
empows ed 10 ask and receive subscriptions from the friends
this Battalion or The purpose of providing hat portion now
Virginia with heavy, seryceabe Tents Contribution to the
same, also of Under Garments Socks Shoes Blankets
Will be ehesfuy accepted if left No. ~ Camp street.
and will b. forwarded to Headquarters without delay.
SEQ 2p3t " W. IRVING HoDGSGN Captain
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roost robber

SUGAR CRoP.--Should the season continue pro-
pitious, remarks an exchange, and no premature
frosts damage the crop, the sugar production of
hundred thousand hogsheads, which is eighty
thousand more than was ever produced before !;
two hundred and fifty thousand more than the con-
sumption of the Southern States, and very little
short of the entire consumption of the old Union
.r- g.. Ee..E .-H fVieksburg Sun.
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sgsa sappeNg for. Small .Rs'mls


CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES,
NEW ORLEANS. Aug IT, 1861,
Eayng been appointed by Secretary of War agent
collect receive and purchase small arms for the Confederate
States deem necessary sxpedient to make known the
fact generally possible the better to cooperation in
work which needs to be done quickly Citizens and patriots
Your Government asks for the thousands Of TRIED guns
that e unused your houses Recent experiments have
proven that Of your fine Double Baeed Shot Guns
with the improved Mimic ball is than match for the
much talked Of Mimic Musket Then bring them forth and
place Them npon the altar of countys liberty that they
may at be conecrated to the noble work of Christian de-
Tense. If objection be made sending your guns and 1t
be urged that yoQ MAY need them at home the reply is that
the prevent tile necessity of using them at home
to place them in the hands the many thousands Of brave
who chatting with anxious desire to stand a wall
Of fire between you and the invading foe this be
deemed incorcsve the reflection that those high m
thortty those In whose Judgment we all have confidence and
who tits bat fair know we'll necessities
at home and borders have after mature deberaon
anguated this movement should be sufficient guarantee
the wisdom utility and patriotism of the service you called
on to perform. Then you desire short speedy peace
and acknowledgment Of independence honorable to
selves place your weapons the disposal of your Government
As you desire strike the hearts Of those who
plotting subugaon destruction let be that
the trusy Rife the death ceaing Gun which YOU
have hitherto highly priced to take in the con
ici rendering if possible victory complete than
their defeat and route on the plains of Manassas.
Ny instructions contemplate that shall send forth into
more populous regions assistant agents. charged with the duty
of collecting and forwarding proper points, ali the weapons
thus obtained may BIT we'll here to state that any who
wishes do though he be visited by Agent
egy facilitate this work by sending he has
command my address, Of Robert Pkin Me- IL Camp
N'-' BALLARD S. DUNN,
Agent for Collecting Receiving and Purchasing Small Arms
for the Confederate States aul3 2ptf
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Flags, SsUore4s, SeCorRs, Flags.

The undersigned at great expense has established in this
city Mandatory for making SWORDS any quantity for
Officers, which he offers for sale at s25 each.
Every Sword issued from his factory fully guaranteed
be equal if SUPERIOR any manufactured
ported from foreign Parties purchasing will per-
fecly satisfied
Has also hand large, varied and rich assortment Of
GOLD, SILVER, AND WoRsTED
MILITARY TRIMMINGS.
EMBROIDERING IN GOLD done in the most elegant man.
ner ard in any style ordered.
Offers for sale
WoRsEED the best assorted and largest stock the Confed
States.
FLAGS Of all Sizes Plain Embroidered for Companies,
Regiments a4d Societies, made to order with Dispatch
FLAG sTAFFs AND SPEARS either Gold or Silver al.
ways hand
F. GUEBLE,
No 157 Canal street. next door D. Il Holmes.
a-Orders from the country will be promptly attended
Eel0 2pim
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A Card.

81 .g-s ..-.s .- SEw ORLEANS, Sept II, 1861
Ed Crescent The Captain Of the SULLY KNIGHTS in.
Vites the caens 10 visit his Headquarters books
and his There is humbug about his Company He
commenced recruiting tho 7h inst and his Company will
be ready for service by the 18th Sh ns-oganizng his
Company in twepty-three days. .... sel9 2p3ts
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a. ROYAL, SALTWATER,

Nos. ID Canal and II Crossmsn streets,
Sign of the Rect Hog Die.
manufacturer OF all KINDS Of Plain and Fancy AWNINGS.
TENTS, TARPAULlFS,e etc Also all kinds of FLAGS and
BANNERS suitable for other purposes, with
Flagstas to suit Fail and Purchase Ropes Sings fte
and furnished to order the shortest notice. BLOCKS OF all
sizes ready strapped likewise all kinds Of heavy BLOCKS
sPARS and RIGGING. raising machinery or any
other heavy material
have likewise IA SPRUCE sPARs, which
I offer for sale Cheap tor Cash.
All of the above articles found ID Canal and II
0rossman streets, New Orleans
n B. ss snd Rigging work all Its branches and country
orders promptly flled at n" shortest possible notice.
MIG Iy&W
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sar Super Intentient Public Education =
Please that HENRY AVERY present Superin
tendent OF Public Educaou, candidate for reelection.
aui7 ?utd -.
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vs. For Congress - We are authorized to
SAM u REID Esq., candidate for the Second
Congressional District OF the First and Fourth NUM-
cpa Districts New Orleans and the Parish of Jefferson
represent said Congressional District in the s regular Con-
ges Of the Confederate States subject to the approval
ratification the thereof the election to be held
the 6IBt Monday of November SELF ltMoWe4t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-21
Notice.

Packages for any individual in the Army louisiana
in Virginia. will be forwarded With dispatch Free of Charge
by sending them the depot of the Relief Committee No. So
Graver street Be particular in marking name company and
regiment. .'1-
sells Ct ,".ss T. O. SULLY, Chairman.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-21

&S Ed. Crescent; Please announce the UNI
derHned candidate for the ocs supernt
Of Public Education. W. HIN. MAGRUDER,
aug 2ptd Baton Rouge, La.
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p, YEISER, NJ. D.

apEd. Crescent: Please announce james
BRADLEY candidate Constable First Jusces' Court
in the district bounded Julia and Felicity Streets and from
the RiyOr to The Swamp. Election, 4th November.
aus 2ptd MANY VOTERS
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kB~Notice-I take this method of Offering
professional services free of CHARGE families of thsss
who absent from the city military duty Residence
Harmony street. between Prytunia Coliseum streets Fourtf
District. -z,"f
II y3l 2ptf p, YEISER NJ D.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-21

ARKASsA FINANCES When Arkansas seeded
from the Buion, she came in possession of property
TO the amount of ss5 900, 900. Her indebtedness
AZ that time was IS O9a 900, leaving balance Of
$4,000 900, acquired BY secession IN addition to
her other resources, The State has issued war
bonds HE extent 81 81, 900 eoo and every dollar
Of her property Is pledged for their redemp ton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-21

RE~ ME-. Editor: Please announce George
w SAILS candidate Gonstableof the First Justices
Court, at the ensuing election sel2 2ptes
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view OF the interests OF all pares recommend to their Var
ns customers ana not to ship any portion Of
heif crops OF Cotton 10 ths city or to remove from their
'snauohs uh' she Is 'uy anu
u winch que notice VIII DC given.
~. O. =, nelsgu = ~ A. lev Co..
=. A. heiis a w. a. nHtehoefser i 90
i.a"aia Nais o. VS. AZ Mii'shoeFger
wight Aeh, eouauer etanps
ne"i'', Hottot /" U.s. oaiiashef dyer,
n " cooper " w. noses greenwood,
Felo~es TO-, sehteil Prather,
l. a. d D. NJ A'ien Uo'' BACK bSihgton'
N. MehheahS eo'' oohn SAT- d Co,
aafsin' oebe q 'o't byrhe, Vance Con
Giadden u selSas, Pitcher Goodrich,
j. W. bntofloge u oo.' warren Crawford
Treen trump frleaahder Gerso
W. I'll. urauhaft' .. W. chanpiin It Co.,
ID. Person TO-, Thornhl It Co.,
Walker snyder Rotchtord, Brown Co.,
Il Perkins Co.. i@gan,ison Claiborne,
John T. Hardie 40 Copes Phelps,
A. H. May & Co., d. H. Carroll u Co.,
b. NJ Lowe Co., A. D. Donovan
Il. T. hunt freiIsoh u stevenson,
Geo. T. btaek q Co. H. '" Es'ln Il Co.,
Campbell Strong winston, Morrison Il Co.,
4, T. Cummings 4 Co., ellis & Ferguson
W. A. Gordon Castillo, j. i G. Cromwell,
Montgomery White, Moore Brother,
B. Toledano Il Taylor, Cleveland Bro. X Co..
Pritchard 4 Flower Murdoch Williams,
Montgomery Ha Phelps Jones,
A. J. Tully & Co., Pag4a, Huntington i Co..
Holloway Lonsdae, R. 4esaan,
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MaEGF Acquire or PowDER.--A Powder Manu-,
featuring Company has been incorporatedtby the
General Assembly Of North Carolina, to be located
id .or near Charlotte. d
Two powder mills at least have been in exist
ence ii South Carolina for some years, but per-
hap4 have mol done much for want Of ORDERS,
which South Csrolinians have disiaterestedly pre-
ferred to send to tie North as long as the Yankees
would supply powder without balls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-21

CARTS W ASTED.-Messrs. Kearny, tBiois & Co.,
No % Magazine employ lot Of carts TO hsuI
Tie debris Of the late Ore from the cutters front Of their
warehouse. on Magazine street. See advertisement