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Gu oFslen. .. acsmp stss,

F95 CREspEk7 UFsIpN. No. M Can1D stYeet
5s.6ss ssfardaY Morning, October b, 1851.
There hes heen no change in tie movement
5 of our general market during the past week.
Operations ID Cotton and Tobacco have continued
on limited scale. Sugar and Molasses have been
in very light supply and moderate demand, at
easier prices. OF Provisions, the stock is very
light, and is mostly in the hands of dealers, who
supply the retail demand at very high prices.
Gunny Rags and Raaing stuffs have been firmly held
at The previous advance.
The weather has been clear and pleasant
corToa. The sales reported since our last
weekly review comprise 81 balea on Saturday. 10
on Monday, 225 on Tuesday and 100 on Thursday !;
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.kseetnra OF Pro,,ues.

s LUMBUs-Per steamer Louis Di0r-.7l scks
bran IS bales hay 20 seks potatoes to Sehnsideri&
Mise-s5l akgs apples a s Seward-2iB bbls fonr
Az SEEKS hour to 4 A Haniton-a9l scks wheat 1893
SEEKS bran Horren, Gayle Eco FOL pkgs apples to
ingram y keith-2sa pkgs sundries 2 hhds tobacco
2s6 bbls Hour to Wilson u Yoang-297 do TIA bales
hay g smithers &co- Is flrkns butterto Grief;
Byrnes &ee-3 bbls oil % bales ntdse G I Ruddecke
&co-sT seeks malt G Merz-G9 blls raeur q Fl Smith
-l95 do Anderson & Harper 40 do Gailbraith SEQ
--li50 seks Is bbls flour s b Kennedy Geo. so do
lsler Walker-l4 do NJ Smith &oo--5O OgIesby
Maeaulay-66 dol Steyens--2l ties rice Wood 4
Lows do do huntington & Bro-79 do Dudley &
Nelson 70 do S l. q e L LEVY hid tobacco to
Jas Turner l6s seks wheat Murrell & Bowles-
do 2 bbls lard and sundries to order.
YIGKsBURG Per steamer Lafourche-s5 bales
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shEFORD'S
YER V1GO z TOR
Never Deb&tftRte2

ti6 compounded entirely from Gums hsa hecop7t M
b4hshed feet Standard Medicine known and aprrd1 Ky
teRt nave Hset It, and Is 10 confidence II I'll
the diseases for which it Is recommended.
II has cnred tbonsAnds within the last Year, wh
given all hopes of relief sshe unsocedccrtin
Gates in my possession show.
The dose be adapted 10 the OF he indyd
Ia akng It, used In such quantities gently on ina
Bowels.
the dictates of Judgment guide you In the of the
Liver Invigoraor, and IL will Liver CempIRpts Bilious
Attacks, Dyspepsia, Chronic Darrhea Summer Complaints
Dysenery propsy, Stomach Habua CosVenesB Choe
Cholera Cholera orbus Cholera Intant, Fatuence
dice Female Weaknesses and may he used successfully as
Ordinary Family Medicine It will Sick Headache Iss
thousands testify in twenty minutes If two
Fpoorsfn taken attack All who uea
" etegvipg their tsstimonyiR itsfayor.
NIL watern this mouth with the uyigorator and swa ov
nothtogehar. s. q. eel. Dr.. .- -.
Price, 81 per bottle
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i
oupamdeGlrou pure Vegetable Extracts and put upiu aal
Gases, air tight, end win keep In al = climate.
Tbs Family Canartc Pill is gentle and active Cathartio
which tile proprietor has nsed in his practice an twenty
yeRr6 The constantly increasing from those who HAVE
used the Pills and the satisfaction which all express IL
Ead 10 their use has induced to place them within
different portions of the bowels.
The Family GGthartic Pill has with vel
Established fact been compounded from variety of the
vegetable Extracts, which act alike every the enen-
ary canal and good and safe in all where Caharc
rs needed such IS Derangeent f. he Stomach Sleernaes
Pans in the BACK and ons otiyeness Pain
over the Whoe body from sudden cold which frequently
eseeteu, Of Fever, Of appetite, Creeu,
ng Sensation of Cold over the body Ressssnes Hea5aohe
weight in the Head, all Infamustory Diseases Worms in
Children or Admits RheuMsm great Purifier Of the Flood
and diseases which flesh to- too numerous 10
mention In this advertisement. Dose to S. Price Dimes
The liver nvgorAor and Family G8thaFc Pills are retReG
yDruggists generally and sold by tradsr I'll the largo
e -.
s.TW, SANFORD NJ. n, aanufacture, e I'd Proprietor
ssb Broadway n Y.
II, WRIGHT & Go.
.-,,r- '@hcies&:s AgsntG.
/.
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n ROYAL, SAILHlAtxEEs,

A. ROYAL, SAGLHfAkER,
Nos. Is Canal and IT Crossroan streets,
Sign Of the Root Ho. nr Die.
Manufacturer of al kinds of Plain aud Fancy AWNINGS
TENTS, TARPAULINs, etc Also all kinds Of FLAGS and
BANNERS, suitable FOR companies purposes with
Flsgstaf to suit Fall Purchase Ropes Sings ETC. fitted
and furnished to order the shortest notice. BLOCKS of all
sizes ready strapped likewise all kinds of heavy BLOCKS
8PARS and RIGGING suitable raising machinery or any
other heavy Sosterisl.
have likewise hand fine lot of SPRUCE SPARS which
I cfer for sale Cheap Tor Cash.
Al of the above artlce Nos IS Canal and
CroBSnlan streets, New Orleans.
N. B. Sail and Rigging work alIs branches and county
orders onptIy flied at the shortest possible notice.
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aATrLE MARKET,

JEFFERsoN cry October & 1851.
The arrivals during the weekswe 145l Texas
.Beeves, 1856 Hogs, 1873 Sheep, 1lSs Veal Cattle and
16 Mich Cows. Amount Of Stock sold were lass,
Texas Beeves, 1873 Hogs, AL Sheep, ss5 Veal
Cattle and 10 Mich Cows. Stock remaining on sale
are s97 Texas Beeves, 4o7 Hogs, 46 Sheep, and4ol
Veal Cattle. Wequote ~ z, .H
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i 9gtsgANA SUGAR REFINERY FOR sA1B

i taUISghNA SUGAR ElEEGNERY FOR sALB
~ Or LEASE. ~.
That very desirable establishment situated
l he Mississippi be0W the Government Wharf ana within
the Limits OF the city Of New Orleans offered good
Investment 70 capitalists who nay be DESTROYS Of aiding in The
eoges7 of Southern manufactures 1t complete
pair ana . well onnd having ea engines boilers gacUu1a
pan centrifugal machines hone black furnace fers mould
ample stores and yard room eooDeage ETC. and in fact all the
requisites tor carrying Sugar Refinery Monsse3 Reho
ing large scale With ttl5 additional expense might
be easily converted into Cotton Mil.
1t has Wharf attached TO the LeFee with nuf
Gent for the accommodation Of vessels delivering taking
argo -H
For further information and for terrns, Hpplyto
dig ThW RARFf,LF !. co ii Common s.reet
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LOWER COAST AND LAFoURcHE.

AxRce,deps will happen event wsi regulated families tits
ssrvdes,rable to have chsA convenient sy ::
pairing Furniture Toys, GrocSerg etc.
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Leaves on SATURDAY. OH tn4., at Z ? y.
RED RIVER PACKET rOMrAEY
HaJ For shreveport dreet-The new. '.Eh'1 raHEft
packe Ezra no. z, Nyg p. Eonts,
JgsIEssaaa Muster, viii leave ahlEl i0F Shreveport
Bayou ttnpte, Grand ECIfp, AeSsplria NgGm4u
Bain and all Intermediate bindings OH Rcd river For
freight Or passage apply On bQlrd, % %
G.. L. KOUES ( PH0S.,
$3.50 M. 2 r '7ti street.
EsYTbe Era No conrecs Alevtudr.a wti6 r. On
rue5f y-Rcturnng, Era No. 'engss Sbrrpa1 ctery sal
day.
~ Through bills and through tickets,
aS~ This IRA No. is receiving freight Of iir Font oG
Canal street.
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BATTLE CREEK, Mich. Dec. q, 1888,
that The on my bs e Of over twenty years
on I snSn boS liz
having of dependence, have not been
np in Of WHICH my head has sSyed extremely
fro So an % ef m os 70 two P o s o 81 IT, @
Hestorauye about the first of August last have faithfully
hair thick black though short Il i aO coming NIL
my head Feeling confident ths. another urge bottle ~oad 70
It's use and being destitute Of means TO purchase any more
thine agents hottie receive hyse!fh scrip
tRre the reward ia 10 those tlat arc kud to h
Thy friend, sI susANNAu KIRBY.
LtsoEiER, Noble county. Ind. Feb. g. 1889.
1881 whe attending the State National Law School Of tbt
sSgsd failing oil very adiy so a IN the ssSrt Space Of siS
months tho whole upper part q scalp almost s,
the side and back o head shortly after became gray
that You viii mt be surprised when tell You th upon my 70
not much ct sosE to discover the change In appear
s st s M my moro Intimate ''s@nH'SS ~'t' 10 recognise ms
at made application to the skful physicians
could again restored forced to become recUnecd
fate, un fortunately in The latter po Of lie year 1851
Ing tho yslnbe Hair Restorative III tried 6bl.
desired effect Since time have Used seven doils wcrjS
ofyogr Restorative ardns result have rich coat Of
AZ mark of my gratitude for labor and skl in the pro
to many Of my friends and aeqnaianeoS, Who an Gnp9y to
inform you, using Ii with like effect
Very respectfully yours,
a. ". l.ATTA,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Depot No 4 Broadway and sold by ali dealers throughout
the wor!d. ~
The nnt Up in bottlest viz Large
medium and small The small todsta Pint ana rusis FL
dollar per bottle. TIE medium bottle holds Een
per cent mora in prapcrion Than the small and reaa
aoilarsP botc fhearge holds quart forty per cent
IN promo aon, and etss for three 1oars pote. o. j.
WOOD CO. Froprietors, "a Broadway New York aud II!
Ma street 81 Louis Mo- sold by all good ard
fancy goods dealers.
J. WRIGHT co, Agentr,
l. II and Isl Chartremtrees,
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cotton ] j Person &co--is do Moore & Browder--
II do ellis, Ferguson Soo- 10 do q M Bayly &eo
10 do G j Hatcher $ do do Coleman, BriIton 6
Withers-- do ellis, Ferguson Geo. do Lesy3&
Dieter 1868 sackssco seed A A Maginnis4-4s2
DO NJ Fisk-50 bbls flour S Ewing--l25 kegs lard
Mcfarland IL Barksdale- 81 bales hay ] Watt eco
SO do West& Nettleton-- sundres to order--To-
tai 100 bales cotton ~ a1s#f 56 % $50
tAIEXANDRIA--Per steamer Gen Hodges-l2
bales cotton Ahat 81 Gushman-7, do Hughes, Hyl-
Tested &co- 2do Levy & Dieter i do ellis, Fer
guson-- sundries to order Total Is bales cotton
BAYOU SARA--Per steamer Iberyine-sundries
to order. 49, 7Tf" as 2s-ss rs-re ~ ass .4
4DONALDSoNVILLE-- Per steamer Homer $
hhds sugar L bbls molasses Augustn u TMbeauit
-sundries to Free Market and order. eg-
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FIVE PREPAEATIO

sdateu otbe deHttheIes Of The Boo0 different dseetJ Sol
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis any affection whatever of tho
Throat Or Lungs inducing Consumption No. which Ia
the MOTOR Depression of Spirits Of Appetite and for
Chronic Complaints arising from oSerUse, General Debility
and Nervous Prostitution. No. for Liver Compainn No
for Dyspepsia. Being already prepared for absorption II
taken drops and carried Immediately tho circulation
that what you gain etan The No for Female Irrcgr
aes Hyseria WaHknesses ETC. Sec special dreetfoas 70,
this For Salt Eheun, Erupons, scrofulons Kidney SID
Bladder Complaints take No. s. In all the direction,
must be strictly followed Price of the Blond Food 81 ps1
bottle.
Sold by CHURCH h DUPONT, No. ACC Broadway, Nov
York j. WRIGHT CO, No. Il ISL ChGrtreH street O.
WOOD CO., ST. Louie, No.. and by ell respectable Drug
gste Throughout the country.
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Put for Deaerein CasesceG pnnuf four eight
doEenaoeautifn thosrapb showOard
package, ~
EsF~f sIngle bottle Of SPALDTEG'a PREPARED GLUE
siIIsave EN- troeB ts annually every aoHsahoId. Sd
Sold by all prominent 5ationers nTugsEs iErGsrssRi
Furniture Dealers, Grocer, tni Fancy St0ras
Country merchants should 1uaEa Of So 4L7NC'S
PREPARED GLU when making up hoTlist, Il w taId
ny climate. ia!? lyET
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Meets all such emergencies, and no honsahoid can aer1
yithoutit II always ready aud up to the sticking PORT
Thorsz 10 longer Necessity for mpnF GB sRlUtore
noera neadesa dolls aud broken aradeH 1t Ia las Ire ros
io cone she'll and other ornGtneuia work p2qBr 9Th
dies Of refnement and taste.
This admirable preparation is used cold being chemically
held solution, and possessing all the 7auah ssO the
glue. 1t EAy bouaedn lhe pace oEdi
nary rRuclsge, being VASTLY adhes.yU.
"USEFUL IN EVERY R0USC'7
.B.-A Brush Price, rs esntE.
Wholesale Depot Nc 4s Cedsrstraet, New Fork.
Address HENRY g. -sPA1DING L 90,
-' Box No. $780, New York.
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Now Orleans, Sept. IS, 1861. :
To the Honorable President aud Members
LOT . r. of the Board Of Aldermen:
GelsmenI have The honor inform you that he following
peambes and eoluoqs adopted by your honorable body
l. A preamble and resolution authorizing the Comptroller
adjudieae the lowest bidder after five days notice
ta2 for three years attending and keeping repair
bridge crossing Old Bayou 90 TeemaghHs street. etc.
g. A preamble and resolution authorizing the Comptroller
to adndcRte to The lowest bidder al ter FIVE days notice u
Traction attending and keeping in repair for three years
bridge Magnolia street. Y etc. 4
B. a preamble and resolution "authorzng the Comptroller
10 adudeae the lowest bidder after five Gays noee
contract for attending and keeping in repair for three years
the bridge At Gatrolltou averpe,, etc. ~
f. A resolution =" accepting Mr. VIM NmGl security for
Sr Mceauley Superintendent Of Bridges in lieu of Mr. Geo
Murphy' L,5 f.. ~, . .
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
H. Il. PEARSON, re-
3D. + Secretary prot
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ED RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY. N inst. ats n,
SUMMER ARR ANtiBMENT
REGULAR: RED RIVER PACKET
w. Ii. For Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Gamp'r, Grand
SaA Ecoro, Couslaltat ST. Maurice, Montgomery,
assssse aiexanda. Nornen's, Bgrpns and al nterme
landings Red riyerT lio gnelYl new eplfnda and
swift rrlpG sidewe passenger packet stca5g Gen. j.
Il. Hodges. " s sca40, faas'et wi!! lttiee above
For freight passage apply 90 heard.
Y yiRltRlUS q. pENFZF.I.,
SEQ lieeraslup sgen.
i n3The Hodges will tnke freight far m nnd,ss B4aa
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rEsHIRD DISTRICT POUMD.-yVas broush hit
TO the Third District Pound, Goodchilden street,
G1ouet and Louisa streets, as estray-- ...
One red Cow white Spas between the eyes white the
back, white bush heta, branded the right hip D. " "
marked in he right crop and in the left two splits
One brown Cow white face and jaws white and hey belly
mark crop aud spill in each ear brand the left hip
iigIble, and on the right with ths letters AZ 0. -
thereon paid, will be sold public aucon said Pound on
THURSDAY, October 10, 1861 at 10 o'clock A. NJ. -
New Orleans, October B. 1851
J. MILTON RELF, Street Commissioner.
Registered October s. 1851. g 80. -,s.....,-
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Leaves every SATURDAY 8tEP.M
VIEW OEeLEANs AND NICKS

faY D. burg q i. Mail Line-Fur DDunliBoavFls, Flaq-
ger1ine Baton Rongs, Port ihdsgG, Bayon Sara
Red River Landing Fort Adams FBtchez, Water
p6of Rodney St. Joseph Grand fy WHtrent0n uue Vcks
burgTla passenger steamer LnSOugg he j. j. Brown.
master, lin place Of the NGtchea will leave Sat
urdgy ut O'Clock P. NJ.
~ PERSON L co, Agsets .
sel0 II CaracJsst street.
The Tbervle connects vcksDarg with tae EiorE
aud CiuNtm for YRann river
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LTPApE DU TROIsETEFTE DisTRICT.-rI 8
z etc conduit depot des ep4yes Toisie1ne District
des Bons EnfantS, CioueE tEousa, eraye
Une yaehs rouge aSgnt dies lches hanehes entire les eux
yeuz, blanche lie dos 0ue blanche aHeue
aTqute d. v Y lie anc dro oreie roie &couFfee ct
teIeille gauche fendne en- deux endroits..
Cne Vace bruno, face ct lea macheireS hlanches
lie Yentre blanc OF bal les den oee endues courdes
sur lie flame gauce ct les ettres "A
lie flame dFoit. ~ -. r-1.-.g -
les dts animax cnu ieurs les
8is pages, lis yendus eDcere publuue dtpot
lie JEU d. IL d'octabre 1861 10 heures M = -
"a ,.s 4-4 j. MILTON RELF, Conlussaire DIES Rues.
g GoTyele Orleans, 8 d'oclobre 1861. CAST
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OE,EslG3IAI. JOURNAL.
s,sp-saDHsp rw ssap 70 M . q: u j: u
BOARD on ALDERMEN.
cousoi1 CHAMBER, CRY

u h,- ~ So co1,seis On .snrr CRY Hyt. /.
New Orleans Tnasa IN, sicbbs AZ ,S H.
ss- NJ y, !, sE5 AueSs, 1'!'pe :, to't'
The Board met THIS day at O'Clock Z. Nj, pur-
sushs e Dresanf Hon Nxon
Messrs. Cox, Forstall, Robin, Stith and Wiltz--6.
he iea ie VI tue hiinutes WAS On as
pe mSs. s VIII. oo,,r,,n;,,4,,,, l.
the Finance Committee: N eGT0I-.T
~ 81 slaz ..as~ st FGLIISENs' BANK OF IousIANA,l
-, , So, -, New Orleans, Aug. 81, le6l.., 5
10 the President OF the boaFd OF Aldermen -gE
49,. OF the Sity OF New Orleans ::
Sill nave me hooT 70 transmit herewith the monthly state
ment OF this Bank ns Fiscal OF the city of New Orleans.
- Very respect ulF, p .7-ECG- ROUSSEAU, Cashier.
+ @a.@ '@. #7 CITIZENS sRGNK OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, Aug. 81, 1851
Ra,ort Ia Common fuinri1 CITY nf New Orleans Lv C.
AIo a' Ne" st' nt"1tei'
CoNSOLLhNrE LuAS TAX.
Balance on hand on he 5ist iuy SI4 81
heeei'7" ''' ' S august ' :. 49, - 2ttio-5lo
4 ~ --Ir 80 ss-,v
pta co,,r,,S on bonds ;ssues nv my ssi''o-'>s 80
Old CITY june g 20 Dang S at % 5000
~ WosS i, yiie aros,i % 80 S-%Vo
- Jan,'m" V l. lsfsD IL At "a 91n
10 %asbr ;le Enilrnad ~ 80 wv
-F'%t' ~ tiTvl m 49, =, i9nfos am 2
IN Nashville Railroad ~ - ~
- 7N 'T Ss halte eoirroai K " g 9Vo
'Js Niip 0tnii De- = 20 y" . s 2o-o
L.
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All Of which is respectfully submitted,
- = EUG. ROUSSEAU Cashier
The foil owing communication was referred to
the Finance Committee:
r-~, ~ TKESSURER's DFPARTmEYr,}
-..z.,--- . ! H.. New Orleans Oct l, ISL, )
Centienep-r ACCORDANCE with resolution $50 Of the G6n
mon Council date OF 2t September l issued
the Of eleven thousand hnudred and eight
dollars t5 Tes) in dollar notes. III three dOur
of Sl5,63ohrteen thousand six hundred and Lightweight
dollars r Very respectfully, YOURS,
The following communications were read
- BOARD ASSISTANT ALbERsEs,t
Aug. 6, 1851, 5
centeneI have the honor of informing You ha Tie follow.
CURED ii by he Board Of Assistant Aldermen:
]. a resolution amending resolution No. 1868.
Resolutions amending ordinance No. l4 and resolution
No. 4l4S. ..zs--
construction of works for its defence. etc.
The following resolution aaqgtsd BY honorable body was
EsseSn RI 9sa a city rhyc 4Bs pnrchHs s the
' N''e"'' JOHN Z, HOLLAND, Secretary.
r. sse-s * Board OF ASSISTANT AAIpnENEN,t
Ts the Honorable the President and Members
Aldermen has lie following; resolution
adopted by your honorable body - 80.
JOHN E. HOLLAND, Secretary.
-f BoARp ASSISTANT ALDERMEs. !
Wednesday, August Is, 1851. 5
Geptersn-1 have the honor to inform yon hat Restitution
of the Board of Aldermen authorizing the Treasurer
ld6l 1852 bearing per interest," be applied 10
the seRGs Of the & was s. Il Hy the Board of As
So Respectful :, your oledient servant 49, ,,,
. aCt Frl+
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EPAyE DU DEUxIEaIE DISTRICT.-IIa
~ go conduit AZ dspot des payes dp penxeme District
I'm Gheral brun, ehvron I5z mains de haueur Ia
eonrte me ache blanche sur e front DIES marques de
collier sur les epaules, ct ferris quitre pieds.
I'm Cheval Gyant environ IL mains de haueu
les jambes noes, Ia crnere e Ia uee nclres marare
hanehe gaucle DUN ancre e do Ia ee r ct rre quaire
pieds -.
81 les dts aiYauN pas reclanes cnq onrs
les traits pages, lis seont vendu lenchere pubique
ditdapot le JEUDI 10 docobre 1861, 10 heures A. ~
:Sia 9 " j. MILTON REIIF, Com1pssaire des Rues.
NouveIe. Orleans, d'oetohre 1851. 4v Oh St
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xH,Earfsp DISTRICT E,otINla.szxs,s r,s.,1tt,s.s

TsHIRDa DISTRICT PoUNB.-=yvas byoyttg mt
I 70 the Third District Pound, GoodchildFen street
One iron gray Mare mule l6 hands high crippled in the left
knee and ssined in the fight shoulder visible brand
Which If not claimed within i've days expenses there
MONDAY, October 1Sgfsa 10 O'Clock a. II, ~ - y
New Orleans, September 90, 1851 So 10. D.. = 4
Registered September 80 1861, I ~ So
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" hcieSa:s AEsntG-
as -Jf aTs 1871 gEEZE.s'.
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a. NJ. LATTA,
Attorney-aGd- Counsellor Il, Law,

II and Isl Chartresstts
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-22

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 81, P. E.-The train
with Lincoln and suite arrived at Kensing-
ton at o'clock. They were escorted in
carriages, LincoIn's barouche being conspic-
nous by gay plumage of four white horses.
The procession consisted Of mounted pc
lice and cavalcade of citizens of all
descriptions, Pennsylvania dragons, chair
men of committee, president of the coun-
Gil, committees of New York and Pennsyl-
vania Legislatures, &c. They were hailed
everywhere with patriotic emblems and
manifestations and about 100000 people on
long line Of march.
Mr. Lincoln on arrival at the Continen-
tai Hotel was conducted to the balcony
and introduced to the Mayor. The noisy
multitude below greeted his appearance
with hearty cheering. Both the Mayors
welcome and his reply were unheard ex-
cept by those in the immediate vicinity
Lincoln displayed great earnestness in de-
livering it, which caused the mass to reflect
his patriotic views in deafening applause.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-22
VIRGINIA CONVENTION.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 2O.-A large num-
Der of resolutions on federal relations were
offered in the convention to-day. They
generally express attachment to the Union
and desire an equitable adjustment, but de-
nouuce coercion and declare purpose to
resist. Others declare that the Union of the
South and the safety of the South require
that each statS should speedily resume the
powers delegated to the government.
A resolution raising a committee of in
quiry as to whether any movement of arms
or men has been made by the general gov
eminent to any fort or arsenal bordering on
Virginia, indicating preparations for coer-
cion, was tabled.
A resolution for a convention Of the
border states at Wytheville was referred.
The resolution calling on the commission
ers to the Peace Conference for inform alton
whether any settlement acceptable to Vir-
ginia is likely to be made, was tabled.
Mr.. Clemens denied the statement that he
had franked incendiary matter to free ne
groes and others in Virginia and pronounc-
ed the franks forgeries.
The committee reported that all but l6
counties were heard from. The majority
for reference to the people is 1887.
Mr. Crittenden will soon be invited to
address the people here on national ques-
tions by large number of prominent men