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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-14
The Tclegraphic News.

There are no positive indications in the
dispatches published this morning, of any
lifting of the secession cloud that overshadows
the South, further than the gossip of those
president individuals who are obliged to
furnish their daily quota of exciting de.
velopments for the metropolitan journals,
and in doing this are almost literally COM
PEELED to "play upon harp of thousand
strings"
The news from the Gulf States is all of
an unvaryiDg tenor. All the delegates to
the South Carolina Convention that assem-.
bles on the 18th instant, are committed to
immediate secession, and on that day, or the
days Immediately succeeding, unless spe.
cial Providence intervenes, that State will
be declared out OF the Union. Florida
stands ready to follow, and with only sufi-
Gent delay to accomplish the work in
proper form, Georgia, Alabama and Mis-
sissippi will undoubtedly join hands with
the others in SCATTERING the Republic.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-14

VOTE ON BorELERis REsoLur1oN.-Tbe
following is the negative vote, on the adop.
ton OF the resolution introduced by Mr.
BoTELER, Immediately after the reading Of
the PRESIDENTS message, to raise Com.
mlttee OF Fhirty-Three:
Connecficut-Burnham. Rep; LOOMS. Rem.
H,no,s-Lovejoy. Rep; Washburne, Rep.
!ndiana--Case, Rep.
M.ch'gGn--Kellogg Rep; Leach, Rep.
game, Rep. ' AA'
Maine-Morse, Rep; Perry. Rep.
NeD Hampshire-Tappan, Rep.
Ne,D York--Beale, Rep; Fenton, Rep.: Ir.
vine, Rep; Lee, Rep; McKean, Rep: Pottie.
Rep; sedgwick, Rep; Wells, Rep.
Oh'occAshley. Rep; Bingham, Rep.: Blake.
Rep; Cary, Rep; Edgerton, Rep: Howard
Rep; Hutchins, Rep. Sherman. Rem: Stanton
Rep; Tompkins, Rep; Wade, Req. 0"'
Pennsylran,a-Blair, Rep; Grow. Rem:
Rep. A'0p'' 0'e'ens'
Wisconsin-Potter, Rep; washburne, Rep.
Every member voting in the negative
is Republican.
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Three Times and Out!

The Minnesotian has tried three expert.
ments to obtain, in dishonorable ways, the
news reports, for the publication Of which
we have an exclusive contract with the
Telegraph Company.
Its first experiment was in procuring, by
purchase or theft, copies of the papers dis
tributed by our carriers to our subscribers.
This, inasmuch as it delayed the issue Of
that paper for hours after The PIONEER AND
DEMOCRAT was served to the public, was
found to be a slow and Improbable process,
and was abandoned.
The second scheme was to bribe our EN-.
ployees to furnish them surreptitiously with
copies of our paper as soon as printed.
The public understand how that worked,
The Minmesotian caught Tartar; was
furnished with bogus news, which it pub.
lished; and made itself the laughing-stock
of the community.
The third game was initiated and played
on Saturday. Mr.. BANNING was dispatch.
ed to Minneapolis to arrange for the dis.
patches which are sent over the wires for
publication in the atlas, of that place.
We understood the object of Mr.. BANN1sG's
visit, and laid trap to catch the Msnneso
tian at the outstart of its new experiment.
We suppressed the unimportant items of
the dispatches, and found in Sundays Min.
nssotian, as we anticipated, the dispatches
published in full, and in the shape they were
transmitted by telegraph to Minneapolis.
OF course, stoppage Of the game follows
its detection. The breach of faith perpe.
trated by the recipient of the Minneapolis
dispatches will not be repeated, except at
the penalty of having them cut off entirely
in the future. We can detect that game
every time it is attempted, and we have the
best assurances that opportunity will not
be given for its second repetition.
The Minnesotian will have to invent
some new scheme to deiraud US of the ad
vantages secured under our Geographic
contract, or it will be obliged to fail back
upon its original plan, and organize its
force as band of newspaper hucksters and
thieves. Its second and third experiments
havn't paid expenses. 4
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The following table shows the tax valua-
ton of Ramsey county for twelve years

In relation to the decrease in the property
in Ramsey county for the year 1860 from
that of the preceding year, it may be said
that the appraisements OF the assessors are
purely arbitrary, and that the assessors of
this year were especially selected with a
view of reducing the valuation, and it is
only matter of surprise to us that it was
allowed to stand by the State Beard Of
Equalization.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-14

We learn from Mr.. fitzpatrick, late pilot
on the Milwaukee that the steamers Mil.
waukee and Key City are laid up just be-
low Dubuque, and that the water has low
cred and left them hard aground. The Key
City careened over and is in dangerous
condition. The Grey Eagle is in Galena
river hard aground. The War Eagle on
her last downward trip was forced to lay up
at McGregor. At the time Mr.. Kilpat.
rick lett Dubuque it was learned that the
steamers Ocean Wave and La Crosse were
aground on the upper rapiGs.
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News of Our Own State.

The Hastings Democrat learns from the
Directors of tie Minnesota Central Univer-
sity, that the grounds and building of this
institution will, unless some arrangement
can be speedily made, fall into the hands of
private individuals under mortgage foreclo.
sure.
A MAN named John Miller, better known
as "Black Hawk" was drowned in the river.
near Wabashaw, or Saturday, December l,
While attempting to get into a canoe, be
slipped and fell into the water.
The publication of the Wabashaw Jour-
nal has been suspended. The editor, 81. G..
Simpson, says: "Since the commencement
of the second volume we have not received
twenty dollars in money from all our patrons
combined" Rather misnomer to call such
subscribers patrons"
A LARGE company has been formed to
build town on the Missouri river, and will
60 out this winter. Among the members
are Messrs. j. 81. Jacoby, Hon. st. A. D.
Balcombe, and Robert Pike, Jr., of Vino,
ma /; DR.. Childs, of Minnesota S. H. and
L. s. Hancock, of Wabashaw county, and
several Eastern men. The company will
take out a press, and will publish news
paper to be called "The Dakota Pioneer"
MEssRs. Baldwin & Averill, of Lake Ci-
ty, have built grain warehouse the past
season that cost $4,000. The elevator
works by windmill, drawing the grain up
at the rate of two bushels per minute.
The Congregational Society at Lake Oi-
ty have purchased bell weighing 1850
pounds.
T. McRoBERTs, Esq. Senator elect from
Houston county, has just returned from a
visit to his "Old Kentucky Home"
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Municipal Elections In Massachusetts,

The people of Massachusetts appear to
appreciate the present danger to the coun-
try, and have determined to apply vigor-
GUS remedy. In Boston, on Monday, Jo-
sEPH NJ. WIGHTMAN, the candidate of the
Union party, was elected Mayor by ma
jority of over three thousand! over Moses
K1MBALL, leading and ultra Republican.
But month ago, LINCOLN carried Boston
by plurality of 5,ll7 over DOUGLAS. The
united vote of DOUGLAS, BRECKENRIDGE and
BELL, exceeded that of L1NCoLN's 1923.
Worcester, the hot-bed of abolitionism,
which recently repudiated ELI THAYSR for
his conservatism, has elected ISAAC DAVIS,
Douglas delegate to the Charleston Con-
vention, Mayor, over the Republican candi-
date. From other towns and cities we hear
of similar conservative results in the recent
charter elections,
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. }
OFFICE INDIAN AFFAIRS. {

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
OFFICE INDIAN AFFAIRS.
WASHINGTON, December 3, 1860.
SIR:--1 have the honor to state. in reply to
the letter of W. P. Murray, Esq, referred here
by you, on the 3Oth ultimo, respecting the Sioux
Half Breed Scrip that by decision of the
Secretary of the Interior, of the 18th of Sep.
TENDER last, scrip has been issued in favor of
thirty-eight additional claimants, and said scrip
will be transmitted at an early day to the
proper agent, for delivery to the respective
parties upon the REIMBURSEMENT of their claims
to land within the Lake Pepin tract.
This action is designed to close up the bust.
ness pertaining to Sioux Half Breed claims.
and consequently no subsequent claims will be
recognized by the Department, in view of the
fact that the claimants have had ample time
within which to present their claims, previous
to the LIST of June last, that being the period
limited by the Department.
Very respectfully, your obt servant,
A. B. GREENWOOD, Com'r.
Hon. q. NJ. RICE, q. 8. Senate.
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Later from Hayti.

NEW YORK, Dec. IL.
Advices from Hayti report the failure of
the conspiracy to change the form of gov.
eminent and the execution of the conspira-
tors including several women and Ameri.
can citizens, natives Of Baltimore.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-14
State Valuation OF Real and Personal
Property for lS6O.6l.

The following table shows the tax valua.
ton of forty-one counties of the State, as
determined by the State Board of Equaliz-
alton, for the year l86O-6l. The only
change made by the State Board, in the
returns received from the various counties,
was to increase the valuation of Dakota
county 80 per cent; Fillmore, rs; Good
hue, Is; Hennepin, 20; Houston, 10
Olmsted, Is; Sibley, 30; Wabashaw, 80 ;
Winona, 60; and Wright 100 per cent.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-14

CRIMINAL business is very dull at the
Police Court. Scarcely any one can be
found in these times to even violate city
ordinance.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-14

The following table shows the growth Of
property and increase of counties in the
State for twelve years. The valuations are
presumed to be at cash standard, which
accounts for the decrease in the years 1858
-59-the years in which there was the least
cash capital in the State:
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Half Breed Claims.

The following letter has been placed in
our hands for publication, by WIN. P.
MURRAY, ESQ.,:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-14

Leaving balance of......... s245, 49,, SO
This statement adds one million to the
public debt.
The estimated receipts from July
l, 1861, to July l. 1862 are. .$64, 495 S9l SO
The expenditures to that date. 68, 363, 726, III
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D.

-Sur6 9 ebrannt. @m lebttn Sam.
ita9 orrbrritcte lh In Cincinnati Die Ia&riht
UCn Dem pISBlt6en Our6brennen brs &auf.
manns G6drles WeJpusal nit $4,000, r6ne
isinrm 9artner aud nur einen Dollar ,urld,u,
laien. Die 8bntIa6e 1T folssnps:
s. @Cf, Der 9artner rss Our6gsbrannten,
Der einiQe Gage pom Der Staot a~bpeIenc eeipe-
len, INN in Snptana eini9e @el6Gfte 3u Sronsn,
febrte am 6reitns Nabmittas surid uuO ais sr
in feline @sl6ditscffee fam, fane sr Meier Icinen
9artner nch ben Su6Galter. Sn Der Nleinung,
tie battcn ft6 nur nnf msbrere Winuten e%ntfernt,
8in8 gSclt, Cbne etiuas 2lrses Sn a6nen, an feline
Gjei6afte, ais aber Die StiOen sis our Qbenbs
itunpe ni6t Snriidssfsbrt wartn, br9a6 sr fA
nab Cutters 2sibltaa, no McDougal iein pferp
uno Su989 gu balfen ffe9ts uno tort erfubr sr,
DAP @eDouBal in Der @ittassfunbe Iein Gabr.
5eu9 aus Dem Staas 9snommfn babe.
gSrf pnrtstt piecerum s~eOulSis auf Die Jid.
febr NfeDou9als in Der @einune, baB bieirr
etne Spajierfabrt untsrnommen bnbe, unb ais
Damn be9lb er F6 ned NeOOusaIs Bc9nuns,
bod er fanO ipeoer i'm nod feline 5rau an 6auIe.
NaAOrm Iff bic 10 u9r atsup5 i'm SauIt
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Auslan B.

Der ~fOI9snOs pi@ti9e Brief peS SaiIere
NapOlson an Den frnn56il&en @snubt'n in Con.
bon BAT IN Den b6beven Rreiisn 6rantrri&s UNI
@nJlanns breeutenres &ufieben beroOrasrufsn
ba bisies Nftenltud in CemieIbrn gu9enbltf &C.
l6risten puroe, tn weIdem Die Na6ri4t Don
Der 8ece sOrb 9olmerfUn's, weI6e einen talNi.
gen ausbru& bes 6rieses swiihsn brioeu gan.
bern SerEinptte, wtil Die @tnmii6uns Napuleone
IN Die lgriiten Nnsele9enteitsn pas Mibtrausn
Gn8lanbs erreSt bate, in paris %eintraf,
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Go B s.

Wpr9cn 1T Der fur Die Gcnoentiursn Der
eeairtratifbrn 9arteien unIcr:s Staatcs anbt-
raumte Sag. GsrItlbe miro cine pi6tiae gpc6e
in Der @eifi&te bteies Staotes einnsbmcn, bsnn
pom tbm miro es abbdnger, oh Sirsinieu, bic
Niuttsr Der Staaten uno Der Sells Der Dsmptra.
lie, nit Wann unp Naus in oae Eager Der
iesi9en Union. 8biSs i~itsretbt. Die Democratic
lde 9artet bat ltb namlih bier in gtrainisn mic
uberna srtbsilt, rts cine partsi, Gle muraen In
ebarlott'cptllc ta9t, mSdte germ Die SfTeen bt.
balttn NM 9ttt pcatalb fir Srrdenrtpoe, unb
Die anptrt, Die fh sltiGfaQs mrrgsn uuD spar
in StauntOn sln 9tcneejpOuS sibt, mS6te germ
ole SiFcen baben unb srbt pe5taib fie z pualae,
SpiiGen bstcsn, ba0 nur gIimmenpe Seuer bsS
3wiftrs Der rtmptratifdrn 8racticnsn I6areuS,
tsbt Die aufsswdrmte Dbispart,i. fh itsr bic
NuaF6t psrsuiist Die 6duOt rcibsnS, i'm Rppsm.
Der pas oemOtratilbs Str9inten nit esiatisttit
iber ben Sauftn gu wsrfsn.
attr au& oitfs brittle Yartst madt bic 8s6.
nuns pbns ben S8irtb, bonn isIta wsna mprssn
tetns Stre'"i9uug Der Democratic rnreree Staa.
ties aut ben einrn pber BEN dnpertR ganpipattn
Su Stdrrs tOmm,n lOutt. leltf mtnu bic Bbiss
tbr Glsetsral-1tdtt I'm Rcpemter eur6 lrBteR, 70
bteBe pae ep& nur sintoIn, btm 6anbtpaten Der
Sttpublttaner ben gBrs gum @ti6sn 5auls ebpen
une fur Die Glbrtr ~unfsrsr gBbispartti uuRrSe
0ann bS6ifens Elm Sno&tn sun benz Gildt Dss
rtpublitantl&en prairrnien als Nntrfsuuuns
FUR geIsiltete Disnfft ~abfa1sn.
Disles 1T, fur, unp bInpig, ter Stantpuntt
Der pVlittI6rn Yarteien unferrs Staates. &pn
BEN mcr9sn fattinpe"Ssn Gonpentiuntn tanst
&c ab, Ob D%erelbe cine Qenpsruns crleiSrt.
8i&ter Wtrsoitb Dat bel Der ibm ;ur Gnt.
iheinung pUrIirssnprn Gehtsirage, Oh Die @r-
ri6tuns Der ueusn GUult Of Cuttings e%unlfitu=
ticnea lei, if@ beiakenO auSgeIprUbrn. Die DO.
l'ttl6en @e9n'r PES Siiaters ienrr neusn Gpurt.
Suo9e lyons, batten nGmli6 perIuht, bsGen
SSapl niitiahtmt Der neusn Court um,ufcssn
nne FUR unconstitutional au atlGren. Siele
ausItht TT ibnen, pte mir fs9e7, nun 3u 0a1sr
9erpUiSsn, unp is peroen mob! bic Rcfrn fteuen.
uut otrie 6rase wsiter ,u bttrsi6sn unp ppr bic
Suprsme Court u%nferss Staates 3u brinsen.
: Die Wtt9licoer Dee @eIansoereins 0irat.
MIA O%ernsilsn mir auf untrn aebsnbe anseist,
nah frel6er bic auf Oergaasrnen @pnntas anb,.
raumts SsrIammluns ert bsute a6eno fattFnSet.
@rsnl6an'e neu srbaute 0pnen. Sabrif In
chandelier lou nod I'm 9auft fislrr Ss6e i6re
Sperattonen beainnen.
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einlabuns 5ur G5ubfrriptiOn
auf has
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bes
Ri1nt. Aaeigers.

Son oislsn Ssitsn aufsefOroert. neben unferm
1n9sblatt elm Spnntassblatt gu pu6lieireu, bas
Der untsrhaltung 9~ewiOmst aud ben miatiaRen
3asesfra9en i'm neutn unb alteR 8atsrlanbe
Te6nnn9 tra9t, erlauben mir uns benz bieTaen
unO auswartissn publifum an,uasisen, bas bic
erlte Nummer ~unicres Scnntassblattee @nfanss
September erl6eintu wirp.
Den iabrli&sn @tOnnemtntspreis bsFelben
babsn mir auf 81 fetq'itBt, in unbeOinster taI6r
tabrlt6er Soraus'ablunS; pen atUnnentsn pss
aa9eblattes ltsftrn mir ra8e9sn Sas Sonuin9ss
biatt fur 81 per Sabr unp swar arsen 8UraIs.
jablun9.
Gir Slautsn bur& Sislss nrue untrrnsbmsn
Dem @uni&e Sielsr sntsessn,ufOmmsn, uno
bcHsn fowobl bier ptt In ben umlieaenSen
Stacten rins rr9e S9eilua9ms 5u. fnrsn.
Qcr 6erausss6er,
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a''Bs man iUSlei,b nab sel6sbrner S6at pen
Srpf UNI SO'per res @ctrpHsnen NIT Gimsrm
ron sS"Ner; fabre pamit fort bis Die Selinnuus
3urud!ebrt uno tensbe audi na6ber nod Ietuen
S0rptr NIT sSaiIer. an6 icqte RaTtr anss-
rennet wtroen, menn SrmanO eur6 Dem gtis
70 iei6t s~ttrrfeH III. pae err bic Sefnnuna nibt
%psrlerrn bat. Gur6 bislcs Serfa6ren fam
Nnnder pom SCpc 9srettet, ISLANDER ater aud
por latmen 0lieosrn trnnbrt perben.
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Semt;m sntalitat mmb Sthmer;.

Stsf einasprdat bat f6 Elm aus'
uno rraneelt ilets nit mir:
ytur S@merien ibuf es, felt ids Iab,
limb Sualsn fur unO fur.
Siel idSne aussn: iab i'd I&pn,
Sp6 tsines riibrte mid,
Sts snpli& eteiss tIeinc Gua'
5eit ein9rwur5rIt T6.
Set ieeem Sdritte, brn Id seb',
Gntqutuet meiner Sruf
Yin tiefss Seuf'en idmsrsenepuu
StDrt's meine 8auperluf.
Wei unten rubt Der Sdm r., uno a&
Us 9t'bt rin arpBrs Web', =
Wsnn Id NIT biefem bibneraua'
Sn en9en Stiefcln s;b!
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BON einsm b6ifn Nanne unb eintm gam
t'l@rn Bribf ia9te 9rmano nSie fnO SstOe
10 tosGaft unS 3dnt id. Oab, maren Fe mitcins
Gnpsr ser6eiratRet cat 2Bcib tstne &inOer, iOn.
bern lautsr 3dRns uuO 8iusernaJI 9e6arru
parbe."
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ns4- Sic 1T 8ettun8 mGgGt62-
Benn SemanD pom SIige 9etrOfen wirO, lu'6r-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21
,rests Of the parties to this act

Thus done and passed the city OF New Orleans aforesaid
his day month and first above written, in pesen Of
Marcel + Dneros and Antoine Gonaud witnesses lawful age
expressly required and domeaed In this city hefeunio
s,l ther names with said appearer and me- Notary
Inc original signed j. B. sLAWSoN and Others.
NJ. r DUGRDS
A. CONAUp. g Z s
EDWARD BARNETT Notary Public
certify me foregoing to be trae copy Of the original ex
tant in my Current Register - sp' y - o.e' eN
New Orleans, 18th June 1874
mn EDWARD BARNETT Notary Public
Of Orleans eetes that the foregoing Charier has s h
day recorded in Society Book No 4 folio 4Ia SOS uoe us
New Orleans, l9th June, 1861 7
je2o ltaw5t CHAs. DAReANTEL, Deputy Recorder
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21
Sr> MOST EXTENSIVE SOUTHERN
NTKTfPIANo FORTE MANUFAcToRY.

WIN. KNABE co, Nos j. g. and Eutaw street, Balti
more respectfully inform their Southern friends they
enlarged their factory and prepared To supply The
demand for their Pianos They unquesonably the
durable contain all the latest improvements and fully
aneed for hve years. For aud great power
and agreeable touch, they unequaled
Thaberg srakosch and oEe panis have used them
in their and given their superiority
They have for the last ten years. taken the first
all competition in all the different States where they have
exhibited Last year they received Eve first premiums
Montgomery Aa for the best Southern piano.
one for the best against all competition.
fall supply Of the above instruments may found
agents In New Orleans, at
NELL & WASHRURN,s,
Corner Of Camp and Common streets,
jel8 ly&W Story Building, tnp stairs)
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21
PHILADELPHIA CARDS.


+ w. s. j. #. STARR, q
MDEN IRON won K
~ s@ Camden, Nesv Jersey.
-! t5 Manufacturers Of 5ats "a IS
All kinds Of CASTINGS and APPARATUsf for JAS WORKS
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMES for Retorts and other
Houses. t5f5a III tlsE fss1a. Fe
REToRTS and all CASTINGS required setting them in the
latest and most improved modes. @Jt "a
WASHERS, coNDENsERs. soRABBERs and EXHAUST
ERs, for relieving the Retorts from pressure. H
varying from 20O 600 enbic feet daily
purifying capacity. -l--
WROUGHT IRON LIME sIEvEs for PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS, of all sizes. Ea3
GAS HOLDERS, TELEsCoPIc and SINGLE with, Cast Iron
Guide and Suspension Frames s8ds5 si @9fAh l. i
GAS GOVERNORS or REGULATORS. III
STREET MAINS from IL IS inches diameter for Water or
Gas. 44 S&ef5S (
STREET MAIN CONNECTIONS, such as Branches Bends,
+ tls Drips, Sleeves etc. E''5' 80 S ~
STOP VALVES from 30 inches either brass faced OF plain
WROUGHT IRON WoRK-An the Smith and Sheet Iron
~ Work required in and about Gas Works
Communications should be Addressed Ia the PRINCI
PAIs0FF10E CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY.
PHILADELPHIA. = ie1y lvSW--''
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21

Any Director being about to absent himself for period six
months less substitute stead provided
said substitute shall have in his right than twenty
live shares Of the capt. stock Of the Company provided
also that said substitute be elected by the Directors
for the time being. :
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21

THE UMpERsIGNED, PRoPRIEToRs OF COT
TON PRESSES in the city Of New Orleans, hereby give
noiee to Cotton Factors that We will for the ensuing
mencng The first of September next take all obound
ton at the other cotton, and will
place the hoops when the cotton sold and
compressed for Shipment without any charge
circumstance viii replace iron hoops with rope without
compensation of eight cents rope which is the regular
charge. a4*s5#
We forced into this measure and think proper give
pnhle notice Of The same ON the fact that since the introduce
ton Of iron hoops have found impossible 10 prevail
many h and shipmses to receive cotton Of
kind tie under any circumstances and p1s
bly, furnish rope without being reimbursed for the
charge will be invariably made to the facor.
New Orleans june To- 1860.
ALABAMA AND CRESCENT CITY COTTON PRESS
LEVEE SfEAM ;. =.
ORLEANS :.
5za LOUISIANA AND FACTORS =,
COMMERCIAL, AND MISSISSIPPI
UNION AND INDEPENDENT :. -.
READING AND YIcKSBURG :. !.
FRERETts -. =.
SOUTHERN :. :.
CANAL STREET :.
FIRE-PROOF & 7. u.
PELICAN .. :.
szYMANSKI e W. =.
TYLER :.
PLANTERS J. !.
STAR :.
SHIPPERS :. :.
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21
A r TICLE x

The Board of Directors shall appoint Secretary and all
shall fix the salaries o all officers Of the poraon the
amount OF security that shall be required from said officers
aud agents.
Said Board ase delegate such transaction
the ordinary business Of the Company of their
own body their officers or agents they deem expel
emit and also appoint within this State
under such conditions them shall proper And bsy
shall have axe by laws regulations and 10
amend alter the whenever the
may require and shall as9 have to supply any
caied of DEATH resignation of the regue
number of shares insolvency absence without for three
successive months.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21

REAL ESTATE, FOURTH DIsTRICT-sALE WITHOUT
Reeerve-Successon Of John B. Wallan.
BY 2. ROGER s5 CO.,
FRIDAY, July I3, 1850, will be sold NJ "a
Il NJ, at The ST. Charles Hotel Exchange by Virtue Of an
rder of the Honorable the Second District Court New
leans under date of February 1860 and for
succession
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the improvements
thereon situated in the Nuns fauboug Fourth of This
city the square bounded by Nayades Appoo ST Mary and
A. Hedn Surveyor deposited plan the onice Of Il
Gnyo Notary Pubc said lot measuring 80 feet and lines
front st. Andrew depth 81 inches and
lines side and 99 feet and lines the other
feet In width on the rear line, all American
nS- TERMS-Gash.
pense of the purchaser.
PRorRIETE FoNcIERE, QUATRIEME DISTRICT
PAR Z. ROGER SS CO.,
tE EscANTEuR.
fHonorable Gour du Second District de Nouvee Orleans
date du fesrer 1861 lie compe de la de
SION
5UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE avec toues les amtliora.
tons sitn4 dams lie Faabong des Regenses Quatree Dis
tfet de cee VILE dams let borne par Nayaaes
polo Ste Marie ct St Andre desgne lot No 5S
plan par c. A. Hedn voyer, deposa plan
ct gnes face la st Andre profoneur ~ pieds
9ponces ct gnes dun cote 80 peds igues laue
cote ct 81 peds sur lie fond le toni amereaine
RS- G0NDITI0NS-Comptan
Ace de vente pardeyant Gnyol notae public ais
de facquereur je2 10 jyl2 l3
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-21

rs-Louisiana State Insurance Company
general meeting of the Stockholders will be held Office
Of this Company, MONDAY 18th june next ut o'clock
NJ. BY order OF the Board @
E. GANUGHEAU, President.