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Z. GENERAL PRrcE.-This distinguished commander,
says the Richmond Dispatch of the 9Th, continues
to enjoy and to deserve the entire confidence of
the gallant volunteers and patriotic citizens of
Missouri. His army, which comprises large
amount of the wealth and intelligence as well as
patriotism, of that State, are happy in serving
under chief whose personal qualities attract
their entire admiration and love, and inspire with
new ardor their devotion and faith in glorious
canse e..' -.s,N .--f
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s4ayOss BIRD.

sUcCEssoR TO sEWELL r. TAYLOR IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC.,
Nos. ID and Is Royal street,
large supply Of the celebrated CREME DIE
BoUZY CHAMPAGNE in quarts and pnts also other brands
viz; CHARLES HEIDsEfCK, PIPER HEIDsEICK, PAR
hhNflhh and other brands of inferior quality. have
large assortment OF the best Old sheres such an
LADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR sHERRIEs-lsss-s oUTHsIDR MADEIRA, Of
direct Importation other Madeas Of lower grade sunero
Old London Dry Dock PORT other Ports of ess grade
The celebrated SAzARAC BRAEDIES-vulsgs 17o6 17oe
1904 and so6-sarge supply always on hand All grade. n,
cLARET and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood Wills
6Ysscotch and Irish, Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat Whta
kys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER In pints and quarts COR
D1ALs etc. Mylsa of the best WINES which
will besod on as in the city
AARON BIRD,
ais 2ply Nos IL and IA Ro-a,,
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STATE or LOUISIANA,
fariBh of Orleans, 0 New
De that Oh this 10Th day December 1850
before me- the subscriber Justice the Peace in and or IN
city aforesaid personally Ome Gaard President
and A. Schneider Secretary Of the sons Mutual Insurance
Company of New Orleans who being duly sworn according to
aw do depose and that the are lust and
true and correct transcript from books of said Companv
.. GAllLARD, President.
A. SCHREIBER, Secretary. 2
Sworn and subscribed before me- this day. December 49,
1860. ARTHI1p a. nrIEp
Third Justice Of the Peace the Parish of Orleans
me board OF rustees have resolved pay six per
tefes Oh the outstanding Certificates Of Profits for years
ioof S and 1859 on and after the MONDAY in Fob
ruary next.
-FRusrMRb-
Geo. W. West, & p Hunt
jas. A. White, NJ Musson
douglas West, Martin Gordsn, 5T,
y Jainison, Eums Augpstin,
Ar Miltonberger, Cesaire Olivier,
S'hehy, A. Bonn.
0mer aRilard
fheoopany connueto against the peris OF the
ano loss and damage re the eursntrafes
premiums
~ Office, No. 8 Osrond elets street, dlf
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Bous' SHIRTS, Ro,.s, SHIRTS

OF all sizes, with fine Linen Bosoms Collars and Wrists
Also lar stock of Boys Colored Shirts be sold without
advance upon the asonhngly prices they always
been offered at
s. N. MOODY'S
Gentlemen's Furnishing Emporium,
do 2pMoThaSa corner Canal and ROYAL Streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-12

MILITARY NorlcEs. we direct the attention Of
orr readers 70 the numerous military notices
which appear under the proper head this morning.
All Of them are important, and should be read and
remembered.
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Time l:a5l I:4sl.

VIC THE RACE o-DAY. -As the meeting progresses
the programme seems to grow more and more IN
terestiug. To-day we are to have heats Of one
mile, best three IN five, for Jockey Club purse Of
$500, for which contest the following entries.haye
been made:
WI. Minors Equiaor, BY Mahomet out Of Nelly
Harding. years old, and D. +. Kenners Albion
FLY. dam unknown.
The Albion FLY ran well yesterday, and if Equi-
nox beats her he will have to stretch himself.
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Notice.

The Subscriber will receive the currency issued by MAGEE
GEORGE No. Magazine street, Groceries or redeem
them in Confederate when sufficient amounts
W. G. RAYMOND,
d5 2nTaThSs6ho2w II Camp street.
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Post-Omce Notice,

The foregoing project Foreign Mail Is fully entitled IN
public confidence. Antonio Costa Esq New Orleans mer
chant OF responsibility and He has been resident
Of New Orlea,s for the last thirty years n
Letters intended for this Mail may enclosed along with be
money required tariff above outer ad
dressed, Cosa's Foreign Mail of Postmaster New or
leans.'
The Confederate Postage this office must be PREPAID
J. L. RIDDELL, Postmaster
New Orleans October Is, 1861, o1o 3,,-
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lMRoRTANT no TEACHERS. III refer teachers to
tic adyertisemento Mr.. Alfred Bourges, superin.
tendent Of the Third District Public Schools. which
appears Ia another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-12

The ARMY OF THE, PoToMAo.-There were ex.
aggerated rumors in circulation yesterday in re-
gard to movement Of the enemy on the Potomac
Nothing has yet TRANSFERRED and though the opinion
is entertained in military circles that an advance
is contemplated upon our lines, tits regarded as a
teint, while there is more probability Of demon
stration upon our batteries at EvaEsport
~ =. L---- Richmond Examiner. 9Th,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-12

Z AoApEMY OF Music. Notice is given that the
War Illustrations VIII not be open for the admira.
tion Of the public until Friday evening, by which
time The machinery necessary for the moving Of
this work of art will be perfected. The figures
and Illustrations are said to be remarkably grand
and naiagal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-12
Notice..

All persons taking notes. can them redeemed at our
flee, when presented IN sufficient amounts.
MAGEE { GHoRGE,
d5 2pTuThsa&Mo2w No. Masasine street.
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ss-Nsght SCHOOL ON nlagazina strset. ;,

ss-Night school ON aiagazine Street, nsax
First street
Pros MCCARTHY has opened his Winter Glasses in Liter.
atare, Book keeping and Mathematics Students who wish
thorough instruction any particular branch are invited 70
enss immediately.
B. Prof McG will, asual give in families
a Sns,0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-12
PORTS OF COTTON INTO THE KISGDOM OF GREAT BI
'1 FOR THE FOLLOWING YEARS.

Our correspondent furnishes us with figures of
the cotton trade of 1859 and 1860, but as we have
pile of similar tables before US, it is unnecessary
to aude to them. Our correspondent, however,
who signs J. S. W., will have the goodness to un-
derstand that while we are thankful for informa-
ton, he will consider it as great favor that we
notice his communication, and that he is not as
wise as he pretends to be- and when he visits the
Crescent City we will tell him more about cotton
than his philosophy dreams of.
The teegraphic advces yesterday, like those of
the day previous, were exceedingly meagre-no-
thing sensational about them. Consequently the
movements of the day closed with regularity
There is considerable activity at the sugar depot
The gimlet rangers are all in line, and having
good basis, It is believed they will continue in line.
They suspend for few minutes between II and L.
O'Clock daily, but the puff of fresh arrival brings
them all out at once. The deposit Of sugar and
molasses on the levee of New Orleans is really an
institution and fixed one. We have no room to
talk about it at this time.
The intercourse between here and Mobile via
the lakes may be considered as closed. The Hes
slams have lght-draft steamer of great speed,
which can outrun anything the Sound. The
Coast packet Creole continues to make trips to
Bay St. Louis and Pass Christian. She arrived on
night before last. The Hessian steamer New Lon
don came up to the west end of Cat Island and
captured three fishing smacks on Monday. In fact,
she is becoming very bold. Our gun-boats offer
her battle, but the firing of the first hafdozen
shots she tacks about and runs away. AS she has
had the boldness to come as far up the Sound as
the west end of Cat Island, it is time to be taking
further measures to capture her but it is positive
that the Hessians will not stand fight unless they
are three to one.
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Extract from the Minutes the meeting the Beard of pirec
tors the South. Ritle son.t. h.la a. IL d s

Extract from the Minutes of the meeting the Beard Drec
of the South Western Bible Society held ON the 9th of
August, 1851.
Whereas, by It's charter this Society denomnaed as an Au
Hillary to the American Bible Society," domcated in New
York. and as In the opinion Of this Board the Inauguration
the aggressive and qgous by the peops of the
Aoh has severed all connection between Societies there
fore
Resolved That recognize the dissolution of said auxiliary
relationship and ali further connection of This Society with the
American Bible Society of New York since the commence
ment of the war. m-
Resolved That this BOARD that special meeting
OF the members Of this Society be convened by President
such time In his discretion may deemed proper for the
purpose of considering The proper be taken in the
premises. FL oil 2pst
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.fRachineTy for .Wanesfactssl.i,,g
L u r p O ES.

large stock of Steam Engines Stationary and Portable
from to 30 horse power with fue saving improve
menS
Boilers of several varieties Wrought Iron Pipe Panps and
general assortment Of articles required by manufacturers
Also 10000 feet IA seasoned flooring 500 feet inch
seasoned boards. For sale by
G.. FREDERIC COOK,
40 81. Charles street, New Orleans
Address Box 1859 st.of7ee. p25 2plu
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GoLTs RIFLE FOB SALE. An Advertiser offers
oQt skhooting rias fos ffty dollars SEQ The advertise
nsnt
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BBLE House, l63 CANE STREET
... g.. New Orleans, October 9, 1861.
To the Patrons, Directors and Members of the
South Western Bible Society land Auxiliary Societies
You hereby notified tina, the Annual Business Meeting
the South Western Bible Society New " take place
at the Bible House, New Orleans Saturday the I4h
hf at O'Clock NJ Your presence is respectfully invited
uasmuch besides the the usual business the
reception II tbs annual report etc. business important
nature will be submitted for the Society IS indca
fed by the annexed resolutions of the Board of Directors given
below, to which your attention is directed >s
I Anniversary Meeting Society will be held on the
ensuing day. Sunday the 18th of December Odd Fell
low $ Hall, at p. ...
The annual election for officers the Society WILL agreesbIy
to the charter be held Monday 18th of December next
ct the Bible House. between the A. H. and IL
j, A. MAYBIN, President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-12
Fsee Glft LOTTERY.

The several Committees at he ST. Louis Hotel respectfully
request the inhabitants of New Orleans and the State to send
Their gins as speedily possible that they may cased
labeled and arranged Ia the Razaar and an accommodation
VOTE a. the last moment be thus avoided dc 2pI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-12

SALE OF FUaaIruRE. McCerfen and Landry sell
h'a Day 81 10 O'clock at their salsoo Masonic Hail. corner
~ Charles and Perddo Streets large of splendid mshog
HIy, walnut and fancy furniture 500 adYsssIsensui.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-12

B8~Nofice-1 tnke this method OF Offering
professional services CHARGE of those
who absent from the city military duty Residence on
Harmony between Pytsnia Streets Fourth
District.
msSl 2ntf p YEISER NJ IT,
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+, GAEUCHEAU, President.
A pTH1I Gao.o,.

At meeting held the 9th instant the Board or Trrst.0
have declared a Scrip Dividend of TWENTY FIVE PER
CENI on the net earned premiums for past months
ending Goth September 1861 for which certificates will
on and after the 18th of December next Aso agreeb,v with
Inc thaer an interest at the rate Of Eight Cent pe an
mum, which will be paid in Cash after the 7h insn, IN
the original subscribers premiums paid and hat
notes. '-
f. GANUCHEAU, President
AMABEO LANDRY Vice President
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AN ACT to Au:

AN ACT Authorize Loan and IssA, Treasury Notes. and
forging Certificates of Stocks and Bonds.
lea Fiat I 3 o Of @ saF Sfs Of Ter
assent of the President of the Confederate States issue fifty
years from the date bearing Of leres not exceed
a M egpt cent Per ANN until they the
pubic advertisement in lhee within the Confede
he sales produce Or anufacted ar.
teles to be paid in specie bills Of exchange
sry Of the Treasury 70 report It the next ensuing the
Nor Shall bonds bs IS nd
in fractional parts Of the hgnred be exchanged by the
Pr or @ but IN The manner herein
construed prevent Secretary the Treasury from
foreign bills of exchange ID payment of these bonds
notes and TO provide War Tax for 'neir redemption
80 ep ah Gges Of the G. M States
he is hereby authorized from time time the public
at he Ss le2
Of between the Confederate States andhe United
The said notes to be OF denomination less than
doar and to be sitsnaoe a. pleasure IN the
ing the snonn issued under shall exceed one
hundred millions of dollars the said notes shall be
ohe public except The expert duty on cotton and shall
proceeds Of sales OF raw produce and manufactured articles
SEC That for the pupoe of funding the sad notes, and
dnee and articles for the purchase specie
the President auoz to issue bonds payable not rnore
than twenty after and bearing
able the interest be paid emi.annuay said bonds not
to exceed in tbs whole hundred millions liars
be deemed substitute for thirty millions OF the author
zed 70 be issued by The act approved May 6 1861 and this
thirty millions The bonds shat not be ssuea in less sums
than one hundred dollars in fractional parts of hundred
except when the subscription less Than hundred dollars
the said bonds be issued in of fifty dollars They
may be sold for Specie military ana naval the
proceeds OF produce manufactured articles
manner as is provided by the aforesaid and sub
crlpons of the have been shall be made able
particular date the Secretary the Treasury shall have power
10 extend The time Of sale until such dae he shall fit
Indicate
SEC That for the special purpose of paying the principal
and interest Of the public debt and of supporting
nent tax shall be assessed AID levied of fifty upou
each hundred dollars in Of the following property etc.
tAct August 1851
SsYtembsr 10, 1861 seq 2ptf
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Undes. Garments and Hosiery.
South Western
South Western
II X e r. II . . GO MP A N " .
EXPRESS FOR " FOREIGN MAIL MATTER" CON
Meeting AT TAMPICO, MEXICO. WITH THE
BRITISH STEAMERS

~ Il ~ L n n ..
EXPRESS FOR "FoREIGN MAIL MATTER" CON
Meeting AT TAMPICO, MEXICO WITH THE
BRITISH STEAMERS.
This Company has completed its arrangements for the prompt
| and rapid transmission of MAIL MATTER to
All Parts of the World!
The second Special Messenger will leave New Orleans
| THURSDAY, the l2,h inst at O'Clock A. NJ
Letters will be received mp the hour of starting.
The Third Messenger will leave Wednesday January
1867.
Should the Messenger with any difficulty owing to the
political troubles Mexeo or deem it prudent he will
go Havana by sea.
Tariff of Charges on Outward Letters.
Qncluding Confederate Postage from this city)
Single Letters half ounce Mexico ...,........s 81 90
to Cuba ...-.................. l %
10 Europe ...-...,...,.-.-.. l 70
l. 10 unied States. %
Letters half will charged in proportion
Open letters Tor the United States will received and
ned committee appointed by the Governor of Louisiana
If approved by said committee, they will sent forward If
approved, they will be returned.
Letters from abroad be received through this Company
They must be directed the of the South
press Company Havana and the postage that place
prepaid The express charges from Havana may be collected
at destination.
Letters for this Express be forwarded from any part of
the Conederacy by the Southern Express Company charges
destination being prepaid.
Letters by mail may be enclosed with amount required as
per the above tariff to of the Southwestern Express
pany, New Orleans
For further information apply to Agents of the Southern
Express Company, in any part of the Gontedercy.
j. j. McKEEvER President,
d9 2ptf 81 Camp street, New Orleans La
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How often has 1t happened that have accosed persen
and inqurng after their health have received the following
answer: "oh, should be very well, ONLY FOR THE
COUGH ~ Now Just think Of this for moment Cough
that may shortly end in Pulmonary Consumption and the
death of the patient Save yourselves then Apply
Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar.
And you are saved Your life may be aked upon that Cough
DAVIS SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR.
This will Mt once life. Delay In little time
may be be too late You possibly say oh, I'll wait
day or two it may awayl' Alas you may be late
Take at once One of prevention worth pound of
cure Take Davis' Syrup of Wild Cherry Tar ard you will
be well.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT l. CO.,
No. 81 Chartres street,
between Canal and Cussomhouse streets,
Dc 2p3eod<W New Orleans
DN6es' Garments and HOsie7.y.
Woolen Merino Flannel Cotton, Canton Flannel every
other description of heavy MATERIAL suitable for soldier cul
zen, at
S. N. MOODY'S,
Shirt and Furnishing Emporium,
Do 2pMoTnhTh corner Canal and Royal Streets
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80 We are under Obligations to Capt. W. y.
Trask, Of the steamer Charm, for . number of the
Eouaye Gazette, Of the 10th Illinois Regiment pub
lished at Elizabethtown, Ky, and for a very late
Cincinnati Commercial. s5tss 5
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50 DIR. BoLeman having returned to the
city will resume practice Office formerly at his Private
Hospital, 30 Baronne street. dill 2p6t
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STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans. Cjty of Ma 0rIasas

STATE or LouIsIAsA, }
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be Remembered that this 18th day of October 1881 be-
fore the subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for tina
parish aforesaid personally appeared E. Ganuche President
and A. Pcoe Secretary of the Louisiana State Mutual
ance Company New Orleans Who being duly worn
ing to law do depose above accounts ara inst
and true and transcript the books of said Com
pany.
f. GAEUCHEAU, President
A. PIC0LET Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this lltb dav o
ber 1861. ARTHUR SAICIRp
Third Justice OF the Peace TOR ths Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-12

Gns. PRzcE's PROCLAMATION. The proclamation
If Gen. Sterling Price to the people Of Missouri
appears at length In another column. The gallant
old hero writes as well he fights. His words are
ringing throughout Missouri like the blast Of a
trumpet, and thousands of brave Missourians are
ralying to bis standard. From hill and from dale,
from mountain and valley, they are thronging to
his victorious standards in ifties, hundreds and
thousands, and have little doubt that, ere this,
more patriotic men have rendered their services
than his proclamation called for. Should our an
tcipations prove correct and should be be able to
srm them--of which there IS little or no question
the days not many in the calendar of time that
shall witness the utter expulsion Of the Hessians
from that glorious commonwealth, and which shall
also bear witness to the unfurling of the flag of
liberty and law the Confederate flag the chief
commercial metropolis Of the State the Abolition
infested city of St. Louis.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-12

THE VoLusTEER's FRIEND. e With much plea
surewe publish the following. We are gratifed
to learn that the young ladies are succeeding SO
well with their publication, the second number of
which we acknowledge the compliment Of receiv-
ing
Edaors Crescent: The girls of the Fourth Dis
trict High School return thanks for the interest
you have taken 10 their paper, ard, if convenient,
would like y0n to state in the Crescent that having
published 1861 copies of The Volunteer's Friend,
We have disposed Of 1906, making gross proceeds
$500 SO / out of which we have paid Sl25 40 for
paper and printing: net proceeds, $2s5 TO- BY SO
doing. you will greatly obiige
GERTRUDE G. Editress
Iss8 l. SUSIE o., Critic.
MARY p, Reporter.
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THOS. o. MOOF
Southwestern, Bible Society.

Governor and Commanders in Chief.
If. GRryoT, Adutant and Inspector General dill Ct
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wi ALASD d TOOSER, DEALERS IN CLOTH.
ing end furnishing Goods Hos s. and 90 Canal srsst
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.7r'f.sr'4 r-7r'83'ez5 go
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OFFICE NO. 70 CAMP STREET..
Yearly spbSaripnons, $40 Hy he week, 40 Gents
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Onass for the C0exoh.

SENfrVENt.rull NJ It
d9 2pMoThaSa corner Ca
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-03
Certincntes

N"AALfoNN. JEFFERSON County, Va
Hsstns PnrchSsed one u DAVID 4 Rorhr's wasa,nr
hAchiprs, Nlbe latte Ciailtl s0Ine two month. suee
and having been eailei 90 by Mr.. Rohr % kDou
whether cOuld safely recommend IL V, the tablie az
nff, ! AZ sncs answer that can " my experience ia
evt'h any tanE would siuapy say o. tho-e who are
UNFORTUNATELY ke myself, VIM has % have the ce,k
ns Done by The same cue thai has to Wssh th.t n u
netier cal. 1laisd 70 keep prsce and quiet In family
th-il snythins that hasester tTied The ash dsy
have terrOrs Tor me The chair, are no mo-,
dashed about the h0ass-htilc ehihirens laws arc no
moss spanked. hear no more Of all the ski. being
"a the hands of the CT, thai ave m. lar
scsi washing " any e,ix else NV dinner on a ws.h
ing dag = Al nght y go the Kittens ON the hearth
- permitted 90 skip and layi the hlfle dog can pass
through The noin without rk; the obi chic kcn can
stand IN the door and eroy vihoni being scalled and
70 my very great relief the buttons are nsyer "a INV
shirt, As usual; the smallest In my family does
washing now 1T used Ia take the largest IN srtfiur
a OF snch annoy ances a. above AFp desirable % any
person. then buy a machine
November 10. iSs0. Jw ROWAN