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Smyrna times., 1862-10-16

divided, how could he permit himself to be
made chairman of a convention that passed
resolution advising a dissolution rather
than war Is man entertaining such po-
iltlcal sentiments fit Representative to
Congress Let the lamented Webster an
swer: " lie who permits himself to think of
division of this Government is not safe
counselor i'll the affairs of the nation"
Respectfully yours, &C.,
d. J. MURPHEY.
In connection and substantiating the
above, another of Mr.. Temples former con-
tidential associates tells us that he repeated
the same thing to him, that he met those
Southern conspirators in Mr.. Bayard's par
lor, in Washington city, and that, in addi-
ton to what is repeated above as occurring,
one OF them, in reply to the question, ''Will
the Government let you carry out this pro-
gramme" answered, with an oath, "What
do we care for the Government? What
can she do? with her navy scattered to the
four corners of the earth, her army in Utah
and her guns in Southern arsenals? 2"
Ali this, too, one year before secession
was carried into practical effect, showing
how well and shrewdly these arch-traitors
had arranged and matured their plans for
destroying our glorious nation. Mortify-
ing as is the thought that any American
could be engaged in an act so near akin to
that of Lucifer the prototype of rebels, it is
dOubly SO to think that a Delaware Sena-
tor and a Delaware candidate for Congress
should be in secret conclave with these
of Republican institutions and of
brave freemen who have rushed to defend
them from their matricidal hands. Further
more, to show that Mr.. Temple was in COM
ohchy with the treason Of the Southerners,
we are told by gentleman, OIr Temples
peer Ill every respect in social position) that
he was IN his store the night the news came
that Sumter had been fired upon, and while
The heart OF the nation was wrung with an
5ulSh at such proceedings, he juNf!fcti the act,
Like the SOutherners, he was pLa}ioq for
compromise, when he knew they would re-
,elve no compromise that could be granted
Theirs has been proved to be the basest hy
'ocrisy-what shall we say of his? What
meant those oft-repeated visits of his TO
" aShlngtOn when State after State was
from the National Councils.
md they were plotting to carry others out
Why those outlandish stories which were
10 frequently brought in return (and heard.
'y the way, from no other source) throwing
,ldlcule and contempt on the Administra-
ION, and Intentionally producing distrust
Ind hatred in the minds of conservatives
Why has he since proclaimed that Della
wares interests were in the Southern Con-
ederacy if he did not wish to place her
here?
Men of Delaware is that the man and
With such record that you want to repre-
ent you in Congress? Do you want !
nan who not only knows of treason, but
pplauds it! Who is hostile to all the eff
orts of your Government to save itself from
dissolution. If not, we oonjure you, by all
he love you have for the honor Of our
proud little State weigh we'll the records of
he your two candidates for Congress, and
zee that you do not cast yourself in the
devastating whirlpool of secession.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16
SMYBNA9 DKN,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER l6, 1862.

THE - TINES" IS pubhshed eUery Thursday, By
Rosr. l.. HoFFEckER, EGitOs sad Proprietor, al
-!Smyrna. Del.
7ER.AS-SUsscRTTIoN,-O year, $L50 in Gd-
rsnee, or $500 if not paid till end Of the year. No
paper discontinued umtiI all GrreaTs are p0id-Only
at the option Of the Publisher.
erery square of t,relue lines
ar less Grst insertion. fly cents; each subsequent
snsertiOH t,ceRty.fUe cents. Liberal arrangements
rsase cith yearly and half yearly advertisers. Id
certisemeHts se~t ~itboat statiHg tile number Of
times to be inserted, giH be continued until forbid
den, and charged according to the ADORE rates.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16
The TAblenmY

Inc exhibition of Tableaux on Monday night at
Wards Hall for the benefit of the sick and wound
ed soldiers, was most complete success-tbe H,n
containing many more than it could comfortably
mold. The representations wero beautiful in the
extreme, combining the historic, grotesque and
cortly grandeuraIl rejecting much tase and iudpe.
ment on the ladies who made the selections. Miss
Anna NJ Thompson presided at the piano and emil.
'ehed the scene with with excellent music There
was also some beautiful music with guitar accomna
nyment yMiss Anna Ofley and Mr.. LayFayette,
husl' also vocal music interspersed between the
various pictures The amount realized was SCI SO.
The exhibition was announced TO be reDeat.d on
wednesday evening with new programme.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16

UNION MEErING.---A Union Meeting will be hello
at Clayton Hall" Thoroughfare Neck, on Tuesday
evening next. Il inst to be addressed by Hon. Geo
I. Fisher Edwin Wilmer, Levi W. Lattomus. DR..
VIM. Cummns and others.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16

benJ' >. Gootce has been substituted on the 90
called Democratic ticket in the place Of D.v;dI
"pruance for this Hundred, the latter not elligibe
io' having been resident of this State for three
years since his residence in Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16
UNION CANDIDATES.
FOR GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM CANNON.

CAh wv i@AA-NODg
WILLIAM CANNON.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
GEORGE 2. FISHER.
Kent County.
SENATORS,
DR.. WILLIAM CUMNIINS,
THOMAS b. COURSEY.
REPRESENTATIVES,,
MINUS II. COVERDALE,
JOHN WOODALL,
WILLIAM WALKER,
POWELL AARON,
ALEXANDER FRAZIER,
OUTEN L. ANDERSON,
JEHU F. THARP.
SHERIFF,
WM. II. HOBSON.
CORONER
CURTIS S. DEMPSEY.
LEVY CoURf,
PETER s. COLLINS, DC,
JOHN MOORE, l.. C.,
JAMES JOHNS, DOVER,
WILLIAM P. BESWICK, MIL.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16

MARRIAGES. BrRrHs, AND DEATHS IN Krxr C,o,,,,,,,
= In compliance with the rcquiremonts Of III. D.
,s''"[lon Act the Recorder of Kent county presents
MS hrst annual report from which wa leare tba,
'here were l96 Marriages, 500 births, and a84
deaths IN the country during the year ending June
/, 1862 Wv
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16

HOSPITAL AT WlLNINToN.-Hon. George P. Fisher,
mas succeeded we understand, in prevailing upon
the government to establish Hospital at Whining.
'on tor the benefit of the sick and wounded soldier.
Oh TIC Delaware Regiments. Measures will be
promptly taken to furnish the Hospital with every
requisite necessary to ensure comfort to il, b,ne.
inmates.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16

UNION MEkrING.---The Union men of Kent county
Will hold meeting Persons Cross Roads on Sat.
urday, the 18th inst. Mcssrs. Smithers. Fisher
I'oHand and others, will address the meeting.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16

Messrs. SPruance & Megear have Just opened a
large and complete stock of Fall and Winter goods
for the inspection of the public. The ladies are
specially invited to call and see their dress goods.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16

FosrFoNEMENE OF THE DRAFr...-Gov. Burton. nc
Will be seen by the proclamation, has again most
pones the draft owing to the difficulty of procuring
an enrolling officer in Baltimore Hundred.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16

Mr.. Thsmas Carr0w has just received and opened
a large stock of new goods, which he ns,ises tb.
public, elsewhere, win be sold chcap,
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16

Ihe State election will take place on Tuesday
the 4th day of November.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16
THE MARKETS

In Smyrna, white Wheat is selling at 14O !;
ked, 1888; Corn, C5; Rye, 6s; Oats, 81 :;
Round Potatoes, G2; Butter, Is cents per
b. Eggs, II cents per doz.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16
DOCTOR A. lei. SANRORN

located IN smyrna. and respectfully offers bis pro-
vicinity: oFFICE-AT TIVE MOUSE or DAVID
4 LEEoS.nToN' EnS1CToN AAS&srAY OSsVSIzs ~ pA. JAO
~ ~0o"S' mgls1y
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16

Mr.. Jos. II. Primrose has bought out and taken ths
stOrehOnss Of Mr. Edwsrd Becf, In this town.
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rho Next Blow on the sop,nern coa.t. a


47.s
ssn 3 ssn ps s ss
aat # ass a e
ever then other vessels of the feet have to sea for the
s.
ss spessq il siG sssas
ssss pr Il s
andi all probability IN con ecsiea with Gem Buffers
land ana yesterday acn sal ed from Boston
5isi,E oSn; Por,s o'IIa ,sdasion rsSs
s,s 1 % % h IT'D sap @ L
sw md sy hs y
Ing passes these lakes viii ae
s' III
psiss as heeessary resrde hs arangsnsn,s Eas.
xperiments have been made II order NE nEh
Of The VESSELS has been wo Of time AZ intervals
i z no hs % ~
he character Of The armament OF the objects which the
The ss s's ss In yssns US
pvi;IsnaLiaut Watson smith
sss,os ee Wiam sef Aes "'@n DAe'n
ers A. Ward alag vessel t;eo,se MsnEsn AdepSns ia
gel, Matthew Vassar, Jr Sidney c. jones' Maria j. Carlton,
Tha nrsfss Ss.S
s sry n5 z oran R s% a4s 50 Of tho ot.
nnlsood int ey wiearfy only ordnance And
stores and - subsistence ,,,,n.,.d o,d \.
to sail lis southern destination from Brooklyn navy
e acRsos %so oon 4
ion. Sren ervce M St asss
sn up Besds these small arc IN
ton than large ones their light SrsHsh ,ng them forhs
s MON @ hen n sss
VESSEL fights bes! at anchor facility of movement els
|
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NUMBER $50
WHO SHALL PAY rHE cosr !,

Inc following article from the Memphis Appeal shoud b
profoundly considered by southernsr The
made nay he relied upon suuga'ion not only Involves ,b
10 Of liberty aod personal degradation It euo.,s IN
inter destruction Of every pecuniary interest in the
load Of taxation that would be put upon woad be n
OF course we know that subngaon impossible whether H.
war lasts longer five years longer We copy ii
article to show the ultimate designs ruthless eneuy and
wake up some of old foses who labor he ai,uena
iion that they will continue matter hoy, III
war results They will be the first beggare-the frs; p sue,
The poorest man in the community Injured labor VIII
better off than ey the Appeals article demonstrates eyon
cavil Or douht ~ tzs'7
nss sfh m s The The premature pas inquiry tha. being pnt
the mse1 is bs1e edDe ais
RAJ. and iajadsoas h.ys "s
Se IN d. All
ss w b. forced a, the bayone,s end
css.ss | ns Esss ss
'.fnal Rho S, sIs Oh, r., ss Which have before
ssss
clare that The property Of the The unioa tax
s'a S'Ss' Ss e ssp sss ssd g t e s
Democrats hold the same view as Republicans this impor
The deb, has got 10 be paid either resels who caused
,Ss. + A. si;sps5 fsfs
ss % aass lss aa
ssg S;s,, a s whether e Norm has al
oyals The restoring the na,ioa auttsriy ovef
tho eSen Ss,oqs d1 s shall Of The
Union shall who in the sttempt to
T Tssa %s K, 5
laTss "a much lower estimate than Of III, Chase Who him
Ell , fell far shoEs Of the figures But addition 10
support Of than a' men, which must B.
s L II fs
n9 to aoess aGv 1ss cost to 0
nas te prevailing sentiment among people whass
enforce H. not ee ssesissd u
ssns We M in @ hi will be
unwilling perpetual bondage Il il m issue whisi
majority he ns And ho sa and g a
moment what would be the dec sion of that
The fate s awaits us in case of conquest easily told r
US make an estimate Admit tho possibility that ht
sm si !, SnsSS
respective population wond be forty aoas dollars beside.
"on III. II Il. event of e saSn
cation tho North declares sle shall the enormous sum
share the incurred BY te vile Tanke
race in spi'ling the best b'ood of people
That army ooo men viii be kept IN the sou nj
T e s had o sa
@ % e nas and 5
G%ooo Then 9 the Ordinary @ sf
The tha must eI he war
startling a the figures the people of this Sta
HS { esss
ct ct G so. s he aiss e bsyona all possibility
In Of 1hea os are I'm
Soul, themselves financial aspect Of ,he r ' ate fail
re Of this var VIII we not rather all right
Sc $Rss
defence Of sonthern freedom we do np await ths re
ever.',i Il f51 az - !. - : - - " - - %
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CpEC1F1CAr1oSs FOR rtE CoN1sAC c.

NFEC1EQCAIloNS ECEs THE CtbNIhACI'
Nsy cana a, Nasnolin Ma, % stfsei
eogdG COZ % be found the Say Of delivery by IL
ra s a % lSsR S hs @ @ .se % m hi ss ia m
and place it in complete good order and condition
abumens hss,o aaced M g good order and eonoo aud
At he sSpa,ion of his e?ntAc to ten to The city e said
dt,ion .,...
snS a h h"ds
open and Slut The said bridge often y necessary
taek al well as ali oil and oh,r materials Which m%yte re
CURED okeep the said bridge at all times in good wung
All damages whclnay to :ad bridge platforms Se.,
repaired and paid for BY the ssid contractor 70 M
and P ANN hnsa sa IN ne s IN % sn @
Comptroller out of of the monthly payments TO be ade
Good aud solvent se:us.y in the of two THOUSAND do
s h be o.ns o ii, he sSaae'0 10 gu''n s
made %o. mon NJ on s serca @
he % IN @ viii fs'St he i
the city retaining in gnran ee len per cent Of e amount Of
,he contract why sh,ll .len b. paid dc
atlf n ia eoys ss and UiSe
the same Shall be forfeited 70, the of the city:
on iha li, lie sign rs Of The contract.
II % 1s sn 5 s hs sss "f sy s
te period fixed Or in the common co Gil be d satisfied
Council shall have rish annul The contract
pnns e contractor in default as require" by aTticIs 49, Of
annu 1s same, and withou ind my and il also vel un
ersool that in cae he vnnraetor sna AT any time abandon
with his contract The aid contractor sha forfeit all ella ms he
have for part of the work done by him the date
OF the uen and the city shall be thereby dis
cha ged and released from and all liability 1heseor aud
is also understood tha, i'll The contract bs rcsold
the contractor and his rites shall be held and bolnd
sodo pay the city all los or difference between tbs
pr;cc witch the contractor originally contracted perform
the work and the price a. which may be ajudicatcd IL,
sale reu,ljud cnivn
Bids TO be pee year for the whole work complete
New Orleans, March |, s62: ~ $50 ~
rs gned LOUIS L. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees on Streets anl Landings o.
both Boards OF the Common Council
[Ss,ed JAMES DAVIS, cho;r,,a,g
ma d; II, COX. ''"'''he''
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Nem Orleans lailp Gresteut,
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 8, 1862.
EVACUATION OF f,OT.ITHIpT,x


NV" cohHa1cory repoi ta respecting the evacuation
" o y ie r'"1easfae troops all donb's wero removed
49,. 49,. =, nv s'"p'' 'iion"eshf"' tpa' tne place was
,. 80 -, ~ ~ 'eneth's on onhuaS eFerlns. They sue-
We, ,h, -. ~ ,- oI.' h':t huPpn:s' aoh lheh
,.u.,esz 4, tba o, ~ - w, ,"As he ace
At ,bs a a. h,, +. - ','lA pope, 10 e''a W
surrender C,u,nbrs,n q ia M, . , ~ - W. n" y. -
'front.' but to the changed Necessities If tho c.s.
that the enemy his alter ID his nlap of ,no,,i d ~
abandoned the preisc of a.,emptoa the rednc NJ, ,,na
with his gnnboa.s
For ZONE time The FelerAsh havs bean moving d,, m Ian,
on the west bank of the Mississippi until large force has
hsn;ss "s'oW o'umous 1hsy were TINS getting
" ~ u LIE "',l at '.uin 'us had been weakened
,: ~ " . 80 ~ '.e'. 10 ho'a IN checkthe Federal army
=, 80 w s. "'hA VI Inc river, II rs more than prob
lad . , 80 - | -. ,, . ~ ~ ps'eu "'iualous' ana thus
-, ' W ~ am "n'u. '"'t'"c''oh' 10 hemphis Under
- - was n'hsh' p'udehs' BY abandoning Co.
"' ~ o i' o"e' 'o"n' 10 intercept the march OF the
~ , " " '"''e uai Inn our puiarcs C uid be
,s "nte omF iahy may % supported and
,h,- tn =, r,:, "s aopp'd rs 'heS c'"a haVa pos
.' - '"'' ny "sAics ont PRESENT poh.ton as We
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Pressdent,s Message. J.

Ffessdent,s Message. &S
bes 49, "a the Psidenvs nssgs NAV b.v.
lised We a Il synopsis already pub-
clear bat brief ters present " 10
nea.a o. the Government IN
he confidence already reposed wisdon m ss, =
the President: ~ pss1'esasn 9f4
ss 1s . 1ssa ssssIsEss & a ss
a 'as n Se 'ns 70 &c ass ss
Their such measures as s ss jasss e
dssa s sss % &
e .s
" sn s
sae ss.i 3 ssissss
ssasisa ssssa T The ~'t on : s &.
The workshops and artisans wee mainly i s
III. s.s
as M a. ana IN hs meantime to ebtan oy
e. e
dsens sns ss saaea pe nr hSDs y Sssy
s5Hss sn # M
Effort, as ssvs n0 m e
Esss s:
military ,s wan. Ct e q
s.
FORE unable aea ri "a " =
enable me nna IL en1 aas sgns suns from
fnon fsassd a s fssssa s s .y
,s san dssny sa ssfsss. ss hin
hsys bssn sg -
@ @ated ihssmIch as am not only unwilling unable q -
ssf s s
i 'ss sdss 4 re se
eepo as. fTss Tsd e which en
% Rsn and ny nss sems Vii b. ans
have = s .s
dsaprontments borne BY nsrvine te ps q %
grss exerton will speedily results mora sceorsnt
. 3D. o bs w.t. :.
exhibit s e o = he s NV
sa to The
rels ssrs s hope hs
become developer an estentas fully to meet oR
The policy Of enlistment short terms assnst which
have steadily contcnded from the war
eG e II
sss = e the
ssty diff b s a,s a.,
eoaa aa s e. s. 81 A. a.
sass wss wss ss T.
S1s s
s RsSS than @
p s
Term compelled n many Instance. q y sos
t. make .he necessary arrangement for ther Families during
qustas Of regiments the war called for from the
s b
the ranks with ,hrss days But The
ss IL
force cavalry dsiala u which VII g
s s s e s s e i M
enlistment in for The last had
sa s %
% tsas Z. e
The be exposed seeing strength dinisncd By &
The people Of the Confederate States being principally en-
oIes with hips shp Ssrs q M so
sa shasd III roma gsssss
task even hs Ieauirs;a had
@ eshs 'sS e sea ss
rosress IN prspasaon and certainty Of early
waters n. " ID z - - sns'As oSer ous
s9s aa sys sd e supplying
o reulsn hs rlsa sna
In the necessary means Of defence Tho report Of the
'hs nssasss y 'aas III
impaired and that the total expendare o ths fer
than ons.sS the @ Wassd 81 s
enemy In his vain effort conquer nslsss than lie value of
report vii SHOW The eonaon
Of TINT Dpaytmsn. to be steadily
II Constitution While arar
tie jnssee i Which includes the Patent
eaea hc iii BE- Il vii
lead nvs hs attention # Gongfss is to
The duty Of oganizing snpsae Court Of the Ias
refer you to my message Povoa
msse epss Ss no
In conclusion cordially we.cons esentatives who re-
feelings and mo as Tie needfa pro.
GRAFTON IN all efforts Tor the Esss St s
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIc INTELLIGENCE
DISPATCHED TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
From Memphis, ,

- ---- NJ FFtm memphis. --' ~
MEMPs March 5.-The latest advces from East Tennessee
say that Ger. schoepf is making arrangements to advance
through Big C eek Gap ..-s .-E p ''
The recent demonstrations Cumberland Gan were mere
fein .r
TIL has beei quorum the Tennessee Legislature ye
Business Of Importance is awaiting its action. r os
The final evacuation Of Columbus was completed Sunday
afternoon. eN
All the visions ammunition and nearly all the guns were
saved
All the buildings occupied by the military also many build
ipgs Of private citizens burned. so.
Our river deiences are prog essing rapidly. .-
An order issued Monday the destruction OF tho
town of New Madrid military necessity. t5ES
In the recent skirmsh Ksythoder No. the Confederaes
took 10 psone killed 25 burned 2s1 wpgons aud captured
humber f horses, mules and clothing.
Nothing later from New Madrid. F.
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TO Bakers.
MAYORAI.TY OF NEW ORhEA


MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS ,
.. ,'3,, CITY HALL, March l. lst2.
=, ss- no Bakers - The price OF supenins
Flour being this day thirteen dollars and ha-S3
barrel bakers required to give during tie ensuing
commencing on MONDAY Sd inst, follows, viz sGonG
quality, or No. 2:
Forty oHaces of bread for 90 cents
Twenty ounces OF bread for u cents;
Ten ounces of bread for cents.
The onves of the third quality No. s. must weigh
eighth more-that is to say
The % cent loaves, forty .Iv eounccs.
The 10 cent loaves tweCty-iwo ounces;
The 5 cent loaves eleven ounces.
N r Blend of The First Quality, Fancy Bread, must be
made Of Extra four and the leaves shall exceed in Weight
pound and shall be mndo baked and stamped rered
by ordinance 10. 5IS9
d. If JOHN T. MONROE. Msyor.
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VIRGINIA BLuEs.-Those desrous of active SER

VIRGINIA BLuEs.-Those desirous of active ser.
vice Virginia could not Go better than 10 Join the Virginia
Blues belonging the Seventh Regiment of Louisiana voun
stationed Manassas Junction. The Blues
commanded by well lknown fellow citizen Capt D. A. Will
son. Jr and participated in the battles of the 18Th and 2 Of
july well in various kitmhes with ths enemy on e
Potomac border during the past year The soldiers of the Few
enth Louisiana won reputation in The and
hereafter will accounted hor have belonged to tfc
Regiment The recruiting oIca the Blues IL at No ~
Guvier street. where boy of y dollars apiece III be paid
10 those who enlist Sc F..
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
COUNCIL CHANBER, CITY H.

- OoUNcIL CHANBER, CITY Il HALLf{
New Orleans, Tuesday, March T. 1867 >
The Board this day pursuant to adjournment the Hon
.Msgioni President, IN the chair. !,
The ro being called tbs iolioSing members answeea 10
their names. viz :. ,..-z.,G.,Fr
Hon. j. Masion, President; Messrs. Davis h'ngsiaha La
bor.e Lcelr nd Mensmau-6. i "a. ,-...,7
There nst beug quorum present molten Of MI hngs,
hav ng expired ri cal ed aud The following members
Hon j. Masni P esldent in the chair, hessrs Dsvta.
Fiugsland ana Msnsman-a. - NJ. r.
Thrro not being quorum present. on moio of Ar hmSs-
land B4ad ado nnsd 10 Thursday the esh 'hs At e7s
, '''o'N L '' Fl, Il. PEARSON,
Secretary pro TEN.
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NJ EW INFIAsNIARY.
DIR. REY NOL ID S,

DR.. REYN Ids,
TIE uNR1vAkLED CANCER DOCTOR
Would inform his friends nud the public that he has rented
completely fitted Inmary the spacious and eo
CANT mansion No. 10 Baronne street. between Canal and Cont
mon Streets where will all his attention to the CURE
Of CANCERS their scad Heads, White Swell
lings and Ulcers of every descripti9n.
REFERS with much pleasure tho annexed certificate oil
MADAM A. CHAPPELI4a wskuown aEd highly respect.
ahe lady of this city
[Copy Of Ccrli1catel
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. II, 1861
This certify that tho undersigned resident OF tho city
number of and now residing at NO
252 Erato street. had been long time afflicted with Can
Ger in her breast order to have it removed tho under
signed applied Dr. Warren Stone who operated Oh ii three
different times without eecng subsequently ap-
ped to DR. REYNOLDS under whose treatment tho Cancer
was efectuay removed and perfect cure was made take
doing Justice TO Dr. Reynolds and ill orderthat
Others similarly afflicted avail themselves OF his valuable
services
NIL If s. A. CHAPPEITn
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We hear that blankets are

AID FOR ouR MEN. We hear that blankets are
very much needed Camp We have III brigade Of
our most patriotic young NELL WHO have vo Nrily thrown
themselves into the hsrdps of camp life though accustomed
Of comfortable homes There hurdships in
camic under the most favorable circumstances, hut, under
the sudden eSigcnces of the present tines when the Govern
prepred for the reception of many new troops
these diecom'ors greatly augmented Communication money
wuud undoubtedly ba given irnish blankets them
selves but numbers Of young not house Keepers have
gone out there unprO, idcd with such things We all know the
ncemency the weather pcsen its sudden changes rem
heat cold accompanied by Storms of wind and driving ras
imagine the suffering of those obliged to sleep without
fire covering -g...
enuregard Regiment alone are Informed that from
200 TO 800 blankets or equivalent bed coverings needed.
Quilts cotton corrtt, pieces Of old carpet laid aside
as useless would all come play most proably. AIRY SUI
rccs brought this oice will be Immediately forwarded 10
the regiment. While comfortable at hoe let us bt
lust enough the need of those who abandon all fo
our eCtiOn.