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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-12

Bay"rhe editor of tho Brookvilla Star,
who is the present Superintendent OF the
Common Schools Of that county, must be
a perfect brick" If he knows as much
about teaching children their A, B, Cs, as
he has shown that he does about heathen
mythology the rising generation of Jetier'
sun may well honor the day that brought
the erudito McElhose INTO their midst,
Only think OF the fellow lot knowing the
difference between old Mars, the god OF
war, and the Supreme Being!
Ignorance is the curse Of Gol,
knowledge the wing wherewith we Hy to heav.
en-
But poor Mac, we tear there is no chance
for him.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-12
Habeas Corpus

at /, understood that the writ will be wspcn'
dcd, aud possibly the functions Of his honor
Judge ney"-RajtsmonS journal, June on.
lC this bo true, where is our yountcd
liberty? ione-gonc forever! We do
not doubt that our ncghbor, and all those
VINO hold opinions like him, wish this to
be the case. But we believe the People
will submit 10 no such daring usurpatiCn
and /, ranny.
The writ of HajcaS Corpus is the high
pcrogatiye writ that PROTECTS OUR
PERSONAL LIBERTY, and At all times
keeps the military in subordinatlon to the
civil power. Woe Ge to the ruler that
dares to "SUSPENI" OUR LIBERTY
and bitter will be the hour when the EX-
ecutive attempts to destroy the supreme
Court.
The Constitution of the United States
and of Pennsylvania both provide that
the privilege Of thewrit of ll&beas Corpus
shall not be suspend"n, unless when in
cases of rebellion or invasion the public
safety may require it," Who has the
power TO suspend" this writ under
this clause of the Constitution Of the
United States Judge fancy, in the re,
cent case of Merriman at Baltimore has
already emphatically declared that Con,
gresS alone possesses this extreme poccr. They
HAVE NByER YE EXERCISED IT.
1t requires no argument TO Prove that
Congress alone possesses this power. Any
one who will take the trouble to read sec.
tions s and OF Article lst OF the Consti-
tuition of the United States, will see this
a. glance. Section s soys "CongresS shall
hare tie po,rcr" to do the things named in
Is consecutive paragraphs. Section ,
then follows with seven distinct limita-
tions Of the power o. Congress. The first
provides for the prohibition of the Slave
trade. The second is the provision in re-
gard TO the writ of HdjclS Corpus. The
third prohibits the passage Of CT post .tacto
laws; and the others are like restrictions Of
Mepovcr of Congress. 50 that in fact the
Constitution no where provides that the
President or any other branch or Depart
mcnt of the government should suspend"
this writ but even restricts and limits the
the power Of Congress by the most clear
and explicit language.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-12

B2y" The Federal troops are moving
southwark from Chambersburg, and arc
no doubt destined for Harpers Ferry.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-12
nv LAST Nlunls MAJ,

From nome ceuse No ba,, .a
tho last tVo evenings, 10 ree,,..
papers upon which wo Inv, n. n,.., "
depended for our h,ea, laro,,'''
from tic scat Of war '
We regret to learn, hoe,ye. 4
other sources, that Capt j. q I a''
of the Washington Cadets Of ~
place was arrested at lIurri,bu,, ~
Sunday last, on thochargc Of trc,,,. y
preferred against him by GAIA.
Mcdonald, of the Potter COUNT ,,'
pany. The charges alleged vc,.
tain expressions made in rcicreD,.
the present war, and not cnJraci''
any act Of inSuborbmation q, ~
loyalty, With the hope that our,,,.
friend will be able to rcmovo ~
shadow Of suspicion from his cl,..
ter, we await the full particular,
POSTSCRlPT.-Siucc tbo Il
was in type, and after striiingos -.
Of our edition, we have convcrscd '.1
Il gentleman who spent Monday AZ.
noon in Harrisburg, and was in 60.
Ipany with Capt. Lorain, who wna
ijoying perfect liberty and his pn,
spirits; that although no arrest /,
been made, yet it was believed lb,l
warrant for that purpose had been /
sued and that the offence alleged n,
the making use Of language in s
stance as follows; "that if he tboud
this war was for the purpose of ill.,,
ating the slaves he would never DIV,
IA trigger We shall anxiously av,
the particulars.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-12

ths present month will iouhlr's br.
tumo among llie most clrhliul ih ihe liit.
tory of this country The opinion now
pfeynils in military citclef here That no
1iroct attack will he made ON Harper 8
Fctrv. bui that he largest portion ~ The
amy now concentrated ntand neat Chant
borsbure will advance through Mary ryland,
rrost In force ut Williamsport and take q
position IN The rctr Of the rcbel forces at
the ferry.
ruELATEST FROM HARrEWS FER.
RY-READlNESS For AN ATIACh
JEFFERSON DAVIS EXPECTED
FRrprWrrE, June - An intelligent 'nl
,clipLle gentleman Just from Harper Ser.
ry, reports u complete state OF preparation
for nttneS, which is eagerly expected there,
The indications are all against amy inten-
dcd evacuation OF thcplucc. Troops were
constantly arriving in companies and III
squads.
Fifteen hundred reached thcro last
night apparently from the interior OF Nir'
uinia, and five companies, OF about Goa
men arrived while he was there. lie
also noted the arrival Of several squads
of recruits. Provisions were abundant
and the men cheerful.
The strictest discipline is maintained,
and my informant was only permitted to
enter the town under II guard, and to
speak To any of the soldiers in tue pres
cnce of the officer who accompanied hlm.
Pickets extended for some distance in
the direction Of Pennsylvania. Six or
eight descrters from the federal camp ut
Chambers burg reached Harper's Ferry
Yesterday evening, and several on the day
previous. Their arrival created much
merriment in view Of the reported dcser.
tions from the Confederate camp, and
which were pronounced wholly untrue
Nothing was heard 10y him Of the preva'
lence o! sickness in the camp.
President Davis is expected there to-
morrow, when he will review the whole
body of troops there stationed, which an
officer stated to my informant, numbers
about $1,000.
A SECESSION CAMP DISPERSED BY
FEDERAL TROOPS IN KENTUCKY.
CAIRO, Ill.,, June "A secession camp
at Elliotts Mills in Kentucky, ten miles
distant fom this place, has beer dispers
ed by two companies sent there by Gen
PrentiaS.
Fifteen dead bodies of the Confederate
troops have been found in tlicket near
their camp. A party had hid there aEd
the IndanianS fired into the thlcket tc
dislodge them.
Col. Wicklilc protested AGAR st the ac
rs an invasion of the soil Of Kentucky, Il
which Gen. Prcntss said III reply, that lh'
act had been prompted by a letter claim
ing protection for the Union men there
lie declared his intention also to senc
troops wherever needed for the protection
Of loyal citizens.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-12

yEG" Sold Ererywaere--by
All WHOLESALE DRUGGIsTs in large cisa
All RETAIL DRuGGIsTs-G GROCERs-Sroerrr'
HRs, &c, in all Country VillOgessud Town
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-12

A VAIN BoAsT- The Black Republican
Orators and Newspapers, have always been
and free negroes, too ; but os an illustrotion
Of this fact we give an extract from late
number ofthe pittsburg Dispatch, in which
the editor says:
Where the stars and stripes of the
Union float men think, vote and write as
! they please-where Secession rules they
must be dumb become exiles, prisoners,
or die"
This little scrap is perhaps equally bal
anced-half true and half false--so far
as it concerns us of the North it has no
foundation in fact. The editor must have
known at the time he penued the above
lines that the office of the Beaver Star, not
thirty miles from his cwn Goor, was enter>
ed on the night Of the 9th inst. by mob,
and its materials scattered through the
streets and thrown into the river.
To further Illustrate this boasted liber,
| ty, which the stars and stripes" have
been presumed to guarantee, we re!er TO
two articles on our outside in reference TO
two other transactions of similar nature.
From these it will be seen, that, like the
fugitive slave, Democratic editors in Re
pvJican America must seek refuge ip
Nonarchic0I Canada. Well did Maria An,
toinette say, when her eyes fell upon the
Goddess o! Liberty. in despotic France,
go, Liberty what crimes are committed in
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-12
HENRY R. COSTAR

PRiSctrAL DEror-No. 5l2 broadway OFT
site tho 81 Nicholas Hotel New YorS
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-12


eve regret to zee the CleArded Republican
still perssting in many cases, in taking sides
with the rebels. We know the editor to be pos
sessed of as good a heart as any man living and
ne believe that he is also friend Of his country.
Lock Harcn lpo,chmdm
That will do, David. We ask no man
10 say more of us--and we can say almost
as much of you.
But you were never more mistaken in
your life and goodness knows you have
seldom been right since you left the Dem>
ocratic party--than when you say we are
taking sides with the rebels" We have
heartily supported the present blundeliug
administration, even in measures not only
notoriously in disregard OF law and prece-
dent, but measures whose inevitable ten.
dency we believed to be the defeat of the
great hope and purpose of every loyal
heart-peace, reconciliation, and resto>
ration Of our once happy and powerful
Union. Law.menders must not be law.
breakers. In Furnishing the violators of
law, we must act in pursuance of the law
otherwise the remedy may be worse than
the disease. We have therefore denoun,
ced ''the rebels" without distinction of
party or section and this We shall coptin>
We to do as long as Free Press" is toll
Grated in this our boasted land of liberty.
HSyWe have failed TO give our usual
amount Of details from the seat of Sar
this week, owing to the want OF space, the
military parade, and the sickness OF Que
of cur hands, Up TO this writing, howey,
er, there has been no fighting, though the
indications point toa speedy en- gagement.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-12
CLEAKFIELD, Penna.
Sa-sOld by
J. G. HARTSWlCk'
And by DVuGGIsrs, GRocER and RErAnE% 81
orally, in CRY and CoUSTRr' re-

has" "COuNTRY DEALERS can order as aUV''
Or address orders direot--lor If Prices ie''
de- is desircd gsas-scnd for Circular to Des'"
10 .. ...
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-26
Wis Observation-Disclosures

A Wis D'ELECTIoN.17,CoNE@9 D, @ @RwEMENT 4 IA
Geuverneur d. de la Louisiana date 10 de sepem
be 1861 les eleceurs qualities de la parosse Oans
10 present notifies qu'une Election premier MR
CRmDl de Novembre 1861 ef de choisr les melbes de
h Oh mbr4 dss Repr6sen;ants Congress
d'Ametique.
LIE Pre- er District compose des parosses de Paquenpes
St rnah do leans trive droej ieuxeme roisiee
Districts Muuicpanx dc la Vile de Ia Nouve Orleans
paoisses de ST. Tammsy ct Wahington srs Repr6sen
lie Deuxene District, compose des emier ct ouatrieme
Districts Munipaux de la Vile de la uvee Orlsas Of de la
psr'is+e de iefeF On era un Representant
TT aendu quill ou1re par loi que jonr
Premier hercred de Novemb 1851 des 6leeeas pour Prs
den Vice resident des Eas G,nfederes chos da
les ditferen's Etts de Ia Confederation;
tendn Par odnnnance No. 32 de la ronven, d'Ets
de a siRne ldpp6e lie 70 de 1851 ee, d. chos
les dts eiecus Etat et6 dvis6 sx Districts ectoraux
correspondent en- nombes ct en- imes s six ,strio
C0nsresscnes de Et outre lie povso
de chcun des dts districts OF deux 6Ieeeu pour
ser Mt choisissu un bute general par IL
sa consequence je nohe par lie present les
daH toutes les parties de Ia psrosse Orleans que Po
rnt dams cheque reimbursement (prec ne
deputs haures A. husquA hsures p. M ie kercre
sxteme jour Novsbre 1851 pour rspeFoir Lea bulletins Il
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-26
f. GANUCHEAU, President.
A, PICOLET, Secretary.

At meeting held the 9th instant the Board of Trustees
have declared a Scrip Dividend Of TWENTY FIVE PER
CENT the earned premiums for the months
ending 50h september 1851 for which certificates will besued
and after the 18th December so agreeably with
the Charter an interest at the of Eight Per Cent
which will be paid in Cash after the f5 instant to
original subscribers preIuna paid their
notes. ....-
Z. GANECHEAU, President.
AMApEo LANDRY, yice'Presdent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-26

LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans. City OF New Orleans
Be 1t remembered that this 1h day October 1861 be-
me- subscriber the Peace and
parish aforesaid personally appeared Ganucheau President
Pcoe Secretary Mutual
Company New oeaas who being duly accord
law depos that the above accounts Just
true transcript the said Com
pany. - -
E. GANUCHEAU, President.
A. PICOLET, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this lth day of 0co
Der, 1861. ARTHUR SAuCIER,
Thlrd Justice the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-26
NOTICE oFELEgTIoN,

NOTICA OF ELECTION.
PnrhlHnt 10 OF His
Excellency Thomas o Moore, Cover
of this State of Louisiana bearing
date l9th day of September, 1s6 the
qualified Of the Parish Of Orleans notified that
election will be held the FIRST WEDNESDAY IN No
YEN BEt 1851 for the purpose of choosing the
bose Of Representatives in the Congress OF
States of America.
The First District composed of Parishes Paqueuines
81 BeTHad Orleans fright bank the Second and Tni-d
cpal District Of the CITY New Orleans ST.
Iammany and Washington, shaYeect Representative
The Second District composed Of the First
cpal DISTRICTS OF the City OF New Orleans the Parish
Jefferson, shall elect one Representative
And whc it is further provided by law
First Wednesday November 1851 Electors and
Vice President of the Confederate State, shall
pontedin the several States;
And whereas BY ordinance No 50 Louisiana State Con
vntion adopted March 10Th 1851 for the purpose choosing
sd Electors the Stale divided into Six Flee Districts
corresponding and limits with the Six Congressional
Districts Of the State With the further proYo
from each OF said Districts Electors
shall be chosen by general ticket by the the
Now therefore, hereby notify the qualified through
ont the Parrish Of Orleans that the polls will opened
election nrecncL the hours OF O'clock A. till
OF ock L. NJ WEDNESDAY, the sixth OF November
1851 for he of receiving the Of qualified
of the Parish Of Orleans he supernenoence
the and clerks be appointed by the
designated law; the election be tpcs,e
law
sheriFs Office, Parish of Orleans October |, 1881.
f. #. PARKER Sheriff
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-26
CONSTARLE,S SAI,ES.

SECOND JrsFTeE,s corRr} MAD; A. GODFREY vs. JOHN
PY CONSENT of parties 1 will proceed to
- sell at public auction my warehouse Circus street.
between Poydras and Perddo Streets on SATURDAY The
26th day Of October 1861, at L. o'clock NJ
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spef ....... .-. ... ... . .
o22 25 WATERS constab1s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-26
T.EHAIGN1IsIGESS.

.4szFs....rt.ss7 ,...fssz8ss NOTICE tsE EEfsCTTON
s.qsas a:s Il 81 g' az 4 f ssssss sjsss 5srt
sssss ,',s S,,ssl si5ssss p5s %sy y ds Hi. +:
% The State e. Ieaisiana the qualified Of e Psrh Of
he S f"h for vii he foo%Ss Pf@ @
An Audit6r df Pub e Account: aud
Superintendent Of Public Educaon each for the term Of
rsq zen senstos 70 e s General Asssbyof the State Lq
YAK Psff5pP re le Parish OF Orleans on the left
Representatives to General Assembly the State as fol-
The Parish Of orIesns fright bank shall elect one Rsprecn
shall elect three Representative. -
The Second Ker sentative District Of the Parish Of
The Third Representative District the Parish Of Orleans
The Fourth Representative District Of the Parish Of Orleans
The Fifth Representative District Of the Of Orleans
The Sixth representative District Of the Parish Orleans
The &c yeth Representative District the orlean,
The Eighth Representative District Of Orleans
The Ninth Representative District Of the Parish Of Orleans
shall elect one Representative and
The Tenth Representative District of Orleans
Agd Thsess is further provided by lay that the first
he qualified hTonghout the Parsh Of orsans "
Sheriff of the First Court of New Orleans and
'vS S,s yss5s Sc;one, 70, The Parish oe o.an. ,o m w
One Assessor for that portion Of the Parish Orleans on
Assessors for The Ci,y Of New Orleans to hold their Of
One Tax Collector shall be elected for that portion of the
Pas G Orleans on the right bank Of the Mississippi river By
Tax Collectors for each Of the four Districts comprising
One Tax Collector for TIE First District Of the City of New Or
Tax Collector the Second District of the City of New
Orleans.
One Tax Collector for the Third District City of New
One Tax Collector o Ike Fourth Dstrc, the City of New
Ad Ists" re- is aE'1sF M pFgyaed By law that the first
ices d he and tie i Of 6sos g. y ba
qualified I voters here6f her & in The manner following
taTe ii tric " 4ls f"' anu second Nepfe9en
One Justice Of the Peace by Third Representative Dis
Justice Of the Peace by The Fourth Representative Dis
One Jnsee Of the Peace b5 the Fifth and Sixth Representa-
One Justice Of the Peace y the Seventh, Eigh and Ninth
trie ,he Fourth Ms5c Of tie City Of New orleans and
an on m 81 e n nSS for hs St the Parish Of Or
An4 wsreas it further provided BY that the first
each co i N he f oean to one M
] within II nT %e gasS sss o st din whq the
hold his Court, towit: 49, -
9Ts Gonstsble for the F Justice of the Peace the First
One the Second Justice the Peaeen
ns ceassslf th Third Justice of the Peace Fourth
One Constable oth Fourth Justice ofthe the Fifth
and "a. Sixth 81 r. R pre- pteisntaive mt Districts.
se3ssS Es$s s5s Psrs'i Inc
| bank of the Mississippi rssr and -, '' 'o
Tenth Rspeseuetiye District, formerly City Of Lafayee
ncT NJ hs pd FHuh , bis,rie b Of the City oNeW Iean
hour Of O'Clock A. NJ iii O'clock H. on the DAY before
ss ss t9B II
nd neaR % nhe nd The Of the
the election conducted and tpcae returns made to the
oisd ~ '' ' '''s''i T. 'T'PSa + PARkER, isfi Sheriff.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-26
sHERiFF7S SALES.

SHER1EE7S SALES,
SIXTH DlsrGlcT CouRT COIN FINK THEIR CREDIT
- OF New Lreans ORS-No 96l9.
Ply VIRTUE of and in Obedience to an
- order OF sale rendered October 81 1861 directed
by the Honorable the Sixth District New Orleans in
the above entitled NATTER l proceed sell at public a,c
ton Patterson street. Agiers right bank river on
the creditors of said RsoVents: - ~ "
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS. AND A
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, the whole as per
inventory on file. ~ s
surrendered by said insolvents to their creditors
TkRMS-Gash The spot. ..-
F. T PARKER
Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
sffsS covS De LETEs GRE
I'm VERTU dun Ortlre de vente, re ndu lie
IL q doctoore 1861 moi adressa par honorable xie
Cor de District de Ia Nouveile Orleans Pare c
desss procederai lie MARDI de Novembre 1861 "a lol
heures A. NJ les leux Patterson. Age rive droite
du eaTe compte des crtances de5 dts nsovables
la vente pnblqne ct adjudication de ." !
UN ASSORTMENT DE MARCH ANDISES SECHES EFT
DE MEUBLES, suiFant nventaire. ....
Codes par les insolvab leurs creancers.
.CONDITIONS-Comptant moment de Rehabilitation.
"zEs.- ..-. K. 7. PARKER,
o25 81 n5 Es-sf Sheriff de Ia DarosSe d. d'Oreans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-26

GUNDR1ES IN STORE.
Portfolio < casks Grown brand.
SHERRY-2J a casks Crown brand.
4 casks Cabinet
b casks Topaz extra
RED WINES-24 casks MargauX.
20 casks CantcnGC.
5JU cases Ieeonpte Co.
800 cases LarroRdeferes.
luQ cases Leya EargauX.
g. cases Gesrours Descatore.
WHITE WISEs-2 casks Chateau fquem.
~ Gbs Sauterne.
PRUNES-59 cases, in jars.
PEAS-2J cases in x boxes.
TRUFFf.ES-lO cases. in u boxes.
TRUFFLED tIES-ly cases, in a boxes
STRAWBERRlE lES-5U cases in JUICE.
CHAMPAGNE-l00O packages,
In baskets and cases.
such rs HeldseCk 4 Co,
Ouch r, ECrdonvert,
Seery Cabinet and
Imperial in quarts and pin:s,
and half pnta.
For sale by s. D. GRATIAA co,
oil II 50 Cn,tomhullee street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-26
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS..
NICHOLAS LONGWORTH-

rVUHFH F1sIKlcT CUUKri UiIi UF NEW UKLEANS vs.
of New Orleans No. rs, s,034
RE VIRTUE OF writ of seizure and sal
~ to me directed by the Honorable the Fourth District
New Orleans the above entitled to sell at
public auction at the City H9.e Cannon between Camp
1851 at IL o'clock NJ, the following described properly
r. g, E, .. -
the First District Of this city in The No 4 bounded by
CBope Enphrosine, MauSe Magnolia, Soils no
Locust Streets which said lots designated by Nos 8
67 and No. and each IS feet and lines
front Ca1liope l0 nclle, lines epth
between parallel lines American measure Lot No 10 forming
Together with the buildings and improvements thereon
The whole per plan drawn by q A. Armas Deputy
Surveyor General dated December 2 1889 deposited in
the Sheri's office for reference
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-26
g AUCTION SALES. Il

FOR BENEFIT OF WHOM IF MAY CONCERN 1sssys
" Kegs Ills and Spikes. Freight HoyBer Engine Hog
Shains and Wrought Iron Tfusks Blocks, Chans, Fhe
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-26

LOUISIANA STATE BANK,
New Orleans, Oct. !, 1851.
30. In compliance with the recomme nfia-
non OF HIS EXceency The Governor Of the Stale this Bank will
BE- closed at O'Clock p NJ from this date until further
Ui 7, pEIbN ARD CASH
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-26
9artitular Aotnrs.

,t HALL OF PERSEVERANCE FIRE CoxPASY No 49, Z
- - W :. " & 4 New Orleans Oct, @ I6Sl.
, RB-The OiStcers and members of tha above
company are leIsby notified attend the regular monthly
meeting ot the Company 10 be held TU E5DAY EVENING,
OCT 70, 1851, at IN o'clock, precisely.
Punctual attendance requested, .. S.
By order: -ga ~ a ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-26

o l c E.
Va completed the BLUE OFFIOE Esvee
Cont street, where CLERK will always be found in attend
receive Freight and sign Bills Ladng Packets
GOLDEN AGE and r. W. POWELL.
This facility affords friends the opportunity of shippns
DAILY Fort Adams and all intermediate points whouE
curing Il E. EXPENSE Of sta age and drsyage.
r. ADAMS co,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-26
WOOD. WOoD:. wooD.I.

w ~ - = -.
r Il have no~ a rood supply Of ASH and HICKORY WOOD
for al s. per cubic Delivered free Of
charge. | viii sell for cash nny.
H n Alb he bes. qualify Of PITrsBURG COAL"
Ois3 No ia LIMP aiee', opposite Magazine Market Fourth
Dist :, New Orleans, . - .
T oi4 Irle FL0RANCE PFISTER
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-26
UABLE COUNTRY NEWSPAPER
~ HsfABLISMEGr FOR SALE

A r4ahle &c 1u.ry Ne~spaper Establishment doing bust
pe1r ae o. s6DO Is offered tor sale BY the
Of ~ health He will that
tere daaon in the State outside Of New
% t-d Baton R!uEe which doing better business
Hi G chRrsa ur e'geiic, Intelligent gentleman. de-
sE l publishing bpale For further particulars
srlll,ra a. this office. ola i'm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-26
GOUTuERN SHOE rANUFACTURIN

Depot, Va. ~ st. Charles street.
FACTORY, Nos. l9 AND q ST. FERDINAND STREET.
Ar4 now manufacturing superior quay Of Pump, Wet
and Nonte-soed OHk Tanned RUSSET SHOES, which
shey having purchase this article
Tlss Shoes are bras souhen Shoe Fac.
tory Or!ea and be obtained only at the Depot o!
the Company ~
al lv GEO. H. ROZET. Sec'y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-26

f#5 j. MIsS,~fhs notsl HE Well will kept SaSS&
iii open throughout the year October and November @s
months nvaidB. The is adapted
e6s1a darlI0., dyspepsia, dropsy general debility
iA ug Gu pi aces, large number be
.tPI throughout the
I'art so eI Isoulh Per week s12 No charge fne
INMAN WILLIAMS Proprietor.
n B-Oae days ran from New Orleans the We'll. Take
morning ferry Station thence the mail
4, ..r Well. FIRE, 81 2j.
,7oer' I. Well. t!ctu6er, lSfl-u4 I'm l. W.