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The national Republican., 1861-11-16
THE PICKETs TALK ACROSS THE RIVER.

than Leesburg.
THE PICKETs TALK ACROSS THE RIVER
Everything was quiet along General Stone 5
command yesterday and last night. The river
piCkets of the two contendng armies have APP.
parently forgotten or buried the vongeIuI feel
ing aroused by the affair of Balls Bluff and hold
agreeable converse with each other across the
river. No leaden compliments have been OK
changed there for some time past.
HEALTH OF THE DIVISION.
DR.. William S. King, medical director of III 8
division, reports that the general health of his
charge has sensibly improved within the last
week. The measles, the only prevalent dis
ease, Is fast disappearing, and no Iow cases Of
the typhoid fever arc being reported.
BUILDING BRlDGES.
Col. LedlIe, of the Twenty ninth Now York
who is an accomplished civil engineer, has
been detailed, with his regiment to construct
bridges over Muddy Branch and Watts's Run,
t. facilitate the transportation Of army sup
plies from Washington.
Maj Atlerbury, of the New York Ninth. daily
ihcialeS as president OF the Court~marllhl. HIS
recent illness was not of II serious or danger
"us character. b.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
SENDING MONEY HOME.

Maj. W. G. II. Sherman, paymaster U. S. A.,
visited the Forty sixth Pennsylvania on Tues
day last, and dsbursed two months wages to
that regiment. He had previously visited and
paid off the Thirty second New York at the
Chain Bridge. The Twenty eighth New York,
of this division, was paid of nearly two weeks
ago. The First Maryland rs paid off a few
days ago, and the amount transmitted home by
the officers and men, is worthy of mention.
Nine companies placed $1,000 In the hands of
their chaplain for the benefit of their families
and company +, (from EllicOtts Mills,) sent
home 81 1857, in addition. This regiment is now
credit to the State. The men, since their re.
turn from the el, ctOn, have taken hold Uf their
duties with renewed ardOr, feeling that they
were greatly instrumental IN achieving great
although bl"Odless victory for the Union.
BREAKS IN THE CANAL.
The late high water has caused several
breaks in the Chesapeake aud Ohio canal.
Captain Itracher's company Of the Pennsyl
yania Twenty ninth and others are now on.
gagged in max ING repairs near the Seneca.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
TTN HE G IL EAT
i CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL!
MUSIC HALL!

rJN HE G EAT
i CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL!
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL!
Late Wa;hinston assembly Rooms, Louisiana
"'' $50 sTSR sTsS xkIfIsTEs', m
L Il s4i.SS sHtSS BEy BE FEEEtEs, FFEEEEEFtiEEss,
MR. FRANK BROWER
Will make his first appea rance at the Canterbury
On Wed, eday next.
DICK PARKER at the CAM = uIy.
HARRY FOX at the Canterbury
The Great hprori,tore and kco~nt,ie vocalia, from
the Old Adslphi Theatre heTe0 MR.. WILLIAM
HARRISON at the Canterbury.
WALLACE BRoiHERs, the Daring Athletes, at
the Canterbury,
Mr. Samuel PARKER syods Mt Louis K9pe
Mater "i'lie' .,n. c.ntnitnex Ana Auxiliar'eT'
The Charming paDsease Dan i and Latest sensatiop,
MISS y JyLiN hGDs0N, at The be- Gan,srSSuIy. S
Miss SUSIE PARKER, at The Canterbury.
n" EMMA MILEo, at the uantsr61ry' .,t
Miss Lucille " iiIiams, And the Corps dc Ballet;
At the Canterbury.
A magnificent ORonEsrRA and BRAss band at the
ApMIssioi -pArquet,s IS cents Parterrs, 10 cents
~ seventh Street, above ~.
EXTRA ATTRACTION-TwO NEW sTARs.
WILLIAM BATCHLOR,
The beautiful Ballad Singer.
PROF. JOHN RITTER,
The great Violinist.
Twelfth Week OF the
CA r u E LII M 1 N 8 II IL EI.s
AND BRASS BAND.
sixteen star Perform merr.
~ A A
Look out for Btfchard Ill.
Admission ........... ................25 20 cents.
Doors open at O'Clock commencing at O'Clock.
oct SLOT DR.. G. FORD, Agent.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16

JAMES N CALLAN,
Late Captain Company L, Watson GuaId)
Ioy l5-N* Second Battalion ID. g. Vol.
The national Republican., 1861-11-16
SALUTE.

The salute Of 81 guns fired yesterday in
honor OF the successful engagement at Port
Royal, s. G., by our naval expedition, was
fired from the guns captured from the British
in tha war Of 1872.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-25
NEW YORK HOTEL !
(FIRE PROOF BUILDING,)
MAIN REET, wEAvERvILLE.

MORRIS & BRADY,
PRoPRIEToRS.
A N~N WE TAKE PLEASURE IN
&YYSMxsR announcing to our old friends and
MiiIKtIsN, patrons, and the public, general
7-xS=@ ly, that we have removed to our
new Brick HOTEL at the old stand, and will from
this time devote our whole attention to provid-
ing for the comfort and convenience of patrons.
The Furniture and Beds are new, the building
entirely protected from fire, and contains both
double and single sleeping rooms.
The Dining Room
Is fifty feet deep with long and short tables,
which will be supplied with the best Of every
thing afforded in mountain market.
The best LIQUORS and choicest CIGAR will
be kept at the Bar. NORRIS Il BRADY.
Weaverville, Jan. 10. 1861. I've.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-25

JOHN r. RDGE.-We had the pleasure of meet
ing that gentleman few days ago. lie is about
to take editorial charge Of new Democratic pa
per in San Francisco. During his connection
with the Marysville Democrat that paper was
edited with marked ability, Geo. c. Gorham
succeeds him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-25
SACRAMENTO. Nav %. 1856


The Pony Express arrived at Fort Churchill
at o'clock yesterday evening The following
news is from the Union's extra:
ST. LOUIS, MAY 13-The Government has deter
mined to put down the rebellion at all hazards
All the important points are being strengthened
by troops. Battles are hourly expected at Har-
per's Ferry, Richmond and several other places.
The most important affair last week was the
capture of Camp Jackson, at st. Louis, by U. S.
troops.
There was fight between the troops and mob,
which resulted in the killing of several troops
and citizens. Great excitement in consequence.
Eighteen persons, in all, were killed. and twelve
wounded.
Saturday was most exciting day. In st. Lou
is mobs paraded the streets, threa tenng death
and destruction to the Government troops. Sat
urday afternoon corps of u. S. Reserved Guards
marched up Walnut street towards their Armo-
ry, when they were attacked by the mob. Three
OF their number were instantly killed. The sol
diers wheeled and returned the fire. killing three
and mortaily wOunding several Others Ate
half an hours severe fighting the mob was dis
persed
Crowds paraded the streets on Saturday night
with the avowed purpose of destroying the lives
OF German citizens. 1t is reported that six Ger
man citizens were killed on Franklin Avenue.
Gen. Harvey arrived at ST. Louis on Saturday
and assumed command of the military depart
ment west. lie Immediately issued prOclama
t0n calling upon citizens to preserve peace, and
threatened TO declare martial law if the munich
pal authorities were not sufficient. Gen. Frost
and command, who were taken prisoners, have
been released on parol, by taking an oath not
10 fight against the L. S. Government.
The Missouri Legislature passed several bills
on Saturday, the nature of which is not known.
1t is thought secession ordinance was passed.
The Governor and the Legislature are greatly
excited, for fear the U. S. troops would march
upon Jefferson City. The bridges were burned
on the Usage river to prevent the passage of
troops. The city of ST. Louis is compal atveiy
quiet to-day.
1t is reported that the Government Of the Con
fcderate States asked for an armisticc OF sixty
9ays.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-25

READ THEM.--In to days Journal will be
found a call from the Chairman of the Douglas
County Central Committee for meeting on the
Sd Of June another from the Chairman Of the
Republican County Committee for meeting one
week rom to day; notice of a Memorandum
Book found adjourned meeting of the St Pat
rick Society, to be held in town on Sunday after
noon next; meeting of the members of the Ger
man Hospital Society on Sunday week; valuable
mining claims for sale Oregon Gulch /; Fred.
Gaum offers 800 cords Of irewood for sale, and
Chas. w. Gordon two Sewing Machines, one
Wheeler & Wilson patent and one Singers pa
tent; also, modest request from Geo Hulme,
which we expect bad better be observed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-25

w. b. AsToR offers to give Uncle Sam $4,000
900 and loan $40, 100000 Commondore Wander
bilt offers his whole fleet of steamers, manned aud
equipped, without charge. " Is there Govern
ment 2" You bet!-SOIanO Heraid.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-25
UNION CLUB.

W. the undersigned cordially endorse the SEN
timents contained in the resolutions adopted
at the Union meeting held in the town of Wea-
vervlle, May 18th, 1861, and that we may the
better aid in the maintenance and diffusion
thereof hereby organize ourselves into I'm
ion Club, and pledge ourselves to be governed
Nv such rules and regulations as may be adopted
Nv tbe members for the furtherance of the great
and patriotic object we have in view-the preser-
yoton of our glorious Union, and the promotion
of feelings Of loyalty to the National Govern
ment throughout the community, and for the fur
tb4r nurpose af shaping the organization in such
,cov as will secure the service of any and all Un-
iop men, whenever called upon to serve the Gov
ernment Of the United States, and to defend the
"Stars and Stripes" against any and all persons
who may insult assail it, whether in this coun-
~ or State. +. NEBLETT,
Chairman Union Committee
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-25

REsIGNED-Dr. Guild of Fort Humboldt, has
resigned his position of Assistant Surgeon in the
United States Army, and left for Alabama, his
native State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-25
The journal.

TIE following is the heading adopted by the
Committee appointed at the late Union meeting
rold in this place, for the signatures of all I'm
i'm men, irrespective of party, who are willing
TO make record of their devotion to the Gov
..rn,ent under which they live
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-05-25
Latest Intelligence from the Other Side.

Camp Jackson, 81. Louis, held By Government for
ces-- u s. Troops fired on By the mOd-Gen.
Hdrney in command, and martial law Mreatel-
ed-BaHles erpected in Vnginia-Ih South
ern C0nfedvacH asks for an Armlistiee
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glaTille HlslIllJsl,te.
n sEgscEslR icn, 80. 10 CRInp ssfeet,
HUI sslHs 81 SF1iIng ssai ag eli 2A, 1851.

Sslssss III sisl q asssR ss;
Csearssl Hesterday.
Steamship a&ass lidlalaola Wig Calves,
Is Il taIi &c Harris
6taalnals fef Indanola and I'M
FaSsp tsoldenbsW y Lesparre
'sSS 1sE''s8ii A Ss IG Harris
Ssssauael AZ itzellsa id schenek kor Cincinnati,
E8 IN Eeflander Acc
ateaI1es sl;eis Redmond, for White Riget,
EN- $ Master
steamer plia. Kounta, for cairo.
Halliday, GIahaIl 6co
Halliday Graham Eco
/ b Falkerson
Steamer Dha gaTaer. Warner, for g Louis.
BalAlss, slnish, far Louisville,
Sssane foTs Louissille, Il Bell 1co
+ Sbip "A K VI aos N UNI Y ofk, a Cohen
Ba5k Alex Me ell SolleIs, for Hayie,
II Cammack 4 Converse
RafE Brilliant eeibufn, fer casds,as.
BaFk AiaIdorson Thoinreops ftsr siatanzas
Geo Al ENoslick &eo
AsF WY s9ssansl oison, ~ n PsIe Fsbarg,
SsEan hgsg VeNce Augss suseda, f0r Barcelona, NJ
Pnig Brothers
{ slsbE l$aac Ieaess Hanson fot Rpataa islana.
tsoldenhoE u Aespafre
s;chg q 4 Psinds 4 lsn. fss Ruatsa Island,
sear sslsaee, forbeEs ~ Mobile 80
sslF ssiEas tsiIiaans 81 Rensaesia, BY Y
selr ssatiiEp8, Hansen, ffor Pensacola,
sear cisility, wehbea for Penaaqolas
GGlr 0asepla tsapaenson, far Mobile, i Fash &cc
Huntington 4 Rrs
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sssss cova o. plsrulo, q H DE ~ IA s3 NHFE
do Ia Eougelie-O Ittap9 SION dc +. n. WAKEFIELD
No 95a7.
E2N4 VEISTU si'mra wrist de saisEe OF yc,afe G
~ moi Rdress par EiQnhip SiNemG GoRr dc District e
Y Is qan S 4sFs eidsSqs ~ pfoe%aef e
de ~ Commune entG les iH Comp GeH agaSfs 4 l.
yente pHhdus Q; NdlicReD dah popritd don't mir Ii dea
pEiRtiap, sE3vttr-- E.5-
4 I'm TRRRAIN sl5 DAVIS 10 Preuev District de rette
vile dnns ot h0rnt par les rn6k IryaREe TrlShcFG Eu
taneeet TernsichNTe facade IS pIeds sir h fd
tanFe Ell IN pit9s 10 p6RcUs de pcf,naeaf. &&E5E
EHseiuble toates les hStes arsorai0ns Gi w
rnnreni, cpNsisfRni Ine 4nasoa hsnta en- eis t3
uN TFit} i, kine dsns H. ait lie 81 irps
derfere cAl1 dscEit iac4de 60 YislB
ponets ff ~ TH9 epicho petiI pitdS dc rfoShdeff,
A NfiSefhns ln8n1ts tlsde&stS 7.3s IL g3
L GoN5tFIg t,HtGg moment dGis1jpltG9ten
g. ~ PARRGR.s
Z MIL al 10 Sbsrf do IN farqtsse ds{gl#ans
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GEAXZcGNG'a eE:&EsA RED aApEr
~
srAADIEa's PREPARED GLsEr
dPALDIEG'S PRGPA RED &iLUEl
Save the PEcGsat .-
E0mYl DIsPAT0I
Il ezE.mA gtitsl n Zlna aayaa EtHe.N-zsE-

y . y q " u 4 !. II q I . 1 = -
Es."A Stitch Ia Tine 7&vsa Eine,"-zE
Aca:aidpnto t nsEDSn even els gulaad families 1T q
vsg dasGa Have cheap aEd convenient Tor 20.
pair:as I usa!sar5, Toys CEogla9y, etc,
spaifSsg's ETsEjgEs! Glue
Meets 4Ii such emergencies and oaal4lI Afford to u
saev,:t II Is always ready sad tpt2 Tho clicking paint
TAorrts aolaEEer necessity fefiisi54 ca;rB 5pptc2 "a
r1.ze ?a6!crs s!s, and broker asa5s II is Just a nftia
goreeat, he aaa otAaf 7ar, popular with lo
dl.e05es2zsassrt n-1!aste.
T&l3 eisbs pyapsrsiion L rsai cFa hc'Ss chc:nll9
49l33n soaR5n, ard possessing NJ t@ yaI-e gus,iig5of ID,
cast oE5instralers apn It zly 20 5ad ia ha 1ee Of
arg iaU1.as ,baiag vastly n.oEo sd2es.ze.
"GsEFUb " EVERY HOUSE"
IA Bslzh cccorlgnni5sos b9!l!a pIEeu sSaent,.
waalsse!a i9spat, No. AZ e,sdGrcIraat gpfr
Address EENET .. ssPAy12T71.i : -,
@a.s 5$ +s.5, re ( afa. a.iESl9 1seEg Hsar6 i
Fsstgfaf 14alossia ce7es 50asaiErg aus, telzs
Aassaa sia5,-oa1a seaer4Faass eits
package.
~ d SRI IN Z 81 lS3Ii ssl61
wiDssye tea cas shGlf.y t9 esJ lenss
said pyafl pra1h&Rs alsrs DgaggSsfa
FuFiiituFg }ssisss. Grf9lJs, s1id Fancy staras
Eoarsrg paEsaa4s shepld p4ssF Hste of I
PaP ARID ,tliea kiog y sAaif H. Ilsilis.sEf
py s.tasse. Ja19 lykW
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s,rNAMR0ANS.

--,,,,5- . TTI,e A md, ~e-
- n - = - -
- RI =, r, ( IN ~ d sys,hl E54a45s
OU A0hl1IA ~ ia1s
N NJ ~ r = "A m ~ - = .
.err-z - ~ VI ~ = ~ - ~5crs5 4.
I .(fAq22. ea NEW ORLEANS AND CAMDEN lEA$S..,l%
IAasSs4sS tfSfsSs#a! D, +, n rsrS sd,
aS%zaTSas<ts1 rs 4 ~ IN - = q. a7@sNSSElsN14"~
Lizzie Simmons Capt Geo. II. Kirk.
ssO nun .Tfp, no Cast Fr,n,f EnAIno
Touro.. Capt, H. Langhorne.
ns of to ntopp a,,s N,r ores,e yor n kNDFN
. !, -, \, y. ~ 49, "'' N" N''
ina all ihlefnledlato points every s-- 81
TUESDAY EVENING. nj o'clock
S sATrpnAy t'SH' -
SAipN'aA 4"
Returning, will leave
.fT'H sUNrAy NnpNrNa a, o,.,,.k
nIrtrnsn :, "' ~ '''eA7
ihohSbAf .--
Fer freight passage apply on board or to
r, p. SMr ri, Agent.
MGlUILUM x HAWTHORN,
olo IDSfPH SHANNON 4 Go.
" :, erI-,. -
sny - FHT camlsn. french Por R+acb is MT ET
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H. t| = n
& IN. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, March %. 1912 bales cotton to
G P Black tSco--28 Byrne, Vance ECO 26 McFar-
land y Barksda -25 R Mills &co-22 Thompson Il
Glarli--22 Watt Geo 20 R L Walker-l9 Thorn
hill &co-- l6 Rhorer \ zunts- Is 7 Il L J Allen
&co--l5 Block, McAfee Eco IA Murphy, Sykes &
co.. Friedlander & Gerson--S Samuel Barrett
Bradley, Wilson &co-5 Walker & Snider--4 Butfum
&co--6 Henderson 4 Peae-- Duncan, Payne &eo
A A fully Eco 4 Warren, Gilmore eco do
Payne, Huntington &co-3 Rosser Prothro GEO.
8 III. Adams &co 2 Lewis & Oglesby--l Cutrer &
Harrison R Nugent &co--Tctal3l4 bales cotton.
N. o., oPEL0USAs AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRAsHEAR CITY, March 27. 20 hhds
sugar Fellowes &co- SO do Hall & Rodd- 46 bbls
m0lesses w jackson &co-- lG bids sugar to Lane,
aalter &co--30 do do NJ A de Lizard &Go--36 bbls
molasses Bellocq, Nohlom &eo : Al do Lla1nbias &
Dockter-- II bhds sugar G Sabatier=-3 do Il bbls
s lit bbis moasses Trosclair 4 Haydel- Total 1876
hhds sugar 81 bbls hi bbls molasses.
P0NTCHARTRAIN.
MOBTLE-Per steamer Florida bales cotton
z bales rags II ISlopp enburg-sundries to order.
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l. o w Err co Asst.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Y, at 10 A. N
FOR GUAESAR'EINE u AND LOWER
Hsg b. Eoast-Twicf Weck-Tho fine passenger packet
will leave New Orleans above commencing
WEDNESDAY, the Sd of October.
$500 Il. LANhuR, Agent.
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ARTICLE XIV,

Any Director being about to absent hmself for period
less, dominate substitute In his pTovdad
said shall his right less tta twenty
of the capital stock of the Company and provided
for the time being
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n. .. AND srz--ze-g.,,,,,-.z,-s1rx
iSs, d MEMPHIS US. MAIL
stEsssessssssRLINE OF PACKETS.
Composed Of the splendid steamers
EG,Sognar. j. D. Clarke master,
Ed. j. Gay, Bart. Bowen. master,
leaving every TUESDAY, ut 5 ?. Ii.
Imperial, O. s. Rogers master,
john SilalDD,gs, j. r. Ticks, master,
Every THURSDAY, ats Pm.
New UnI lie Sam. n. n. Irwin, master,
III. w. NiII, t. II. Newell master,
Every SATURDAY, nt5P.M.
Connecting nj Memphis with
RAILROADS AND Packets FOR ALL F0INTa
NORTH, EAST AND WEST.
For Freight or paagage apply to
JEQ. L, HyGE CO., sT,mptls Perket 5f1ae,
r1J Ci,rT.7a TIlfpl i,.F4
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MOBILE AND LAKE PACKETS.
ALABAMA RIVER.

ALABAMA RIVER.
Cox Branara Il Co.'s b tTfIT TfrauEh Limo
. FOR MOBILE, SELMA, EEs1NT-
yg h. come v, Wenrnpk'i md MI LANDINGS nn A!aalna
ssttS9i river. The staunrh steamers CaSNuGEglGF,
dsslss Davis, master; Femry Ieyg1 8, joni
ter Viii receive frctght every day hs Depot Tyoi Circle
and viii leave the Lake end Of The Jefferson ard Carrolton
every day, the arrgn Of tho ~ 7. NJ. train Of
cars. For freight or passage apply on board oTto
j, L. WAREI2, Agent.
felst % Camp Street.
Ps letter bag leaves The office Of the gent $40 P.
on fav7 "f departure.
=--z--
---- U5pF PER Rt lS9IE&jP Pl.
1850. sT. LOUIS S,5,slAREBoaE's. 1860.
LOUIS a. VyEGI4TON,
rs PoTiiEas SETecE,
AGENT OF NEW ORLEANS AND Ell. LOl Is STEAMERS
aG If
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CINou1ENE Cow De DISTRICT = YIILB De IL NLLI5-
della Houvelle-O fleant. ORLEANS Va. FLORES
J TINE PREvOsr-No 10.
E5SN VEfSyU ti9EEa writ de safsie et vents "a
IA moi adtessG par honcrahe Cngcne Eor dc District de
la Nonvelle Orleans dans are ctdotu6 je proc6dera lie
SAaTEDI d'avri 1861, midi FEI5tcl de Ia Gil5,
de la Connune entire LIS du Camp ct des Aagang, Ia
vense pubQno g. adjudication dc Ia portie don't suit Ia des
ctipion. SAVIOR
IN TERRAIN STUD daus le re Ter District de eetR Vile,
riet par les dUrls0ns, Sic Anne, Yier6 ct
Robertson ayant 81 pe de face In r4 Orleans
prof ndeur facade lie 10 pedE Ia Ronc5isoE.
Ensemble oues les haasss Emtiosations qU So
trnrvent
Sase dams Rffaire ci-dcssus
MISUNDERSTANDING moment de TadindIcahon.
. e. r. PARKER,
ms al 6 Sheriff ia la PsrnissA ~ 'risans.
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Leaves nj FIR DAY. March 90. n s Pm
CAIRO ARD NIL w ORR hrsFS r.
syssgs r. Iiut-In di cot con7er'lnH Th he illinois
E,=ytGs tienel Railroad from Gao-Far ST. L3ris Cairo
skEzzsEs.sssaIld Memphis-The wifi steamer Gi4y of
Et1np fRis, " j K4nnIf masor " Il leave as abo talk
or tFssage and further inf rmator apply board or
mfS HALLIDAY. GRAHAM {. O., Agent
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4 stxrn DISTRICT oounr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS w.
Of New ofeenS ESTATE OF P. d. WAKEFIELD.

Of New oFleal0 EsrAFn Of P. D. WARF7ELD.
J No 92ZI.
nv VIRTUE of'n writ OF sefEyarG and enia
10 me directed Y tha Honorable the Sixth District Court
sell at public avction tic City Hotel Geon street
Camp and Magazine Streets or FRIDAY 18th day of
April 1851 at Il o'clock h. ho following described prop
cry, via Id
/. a CERTAIN lot or. GROUND, situated in the fsa
First Dsretspf tHia city in The Squ57a BOUNDED Jy f3
prYana lrfpSiehaEe Rnerpe and st Charles Streets a
SAID LOT OF ground forming The Of TStNia and fep-
Srhore streets snt has r4n Of 5 eeto PytGna street by
III feet 10 inshe5 IN depth r0g4her with tho haldntRud
building. " n IT
/ g CERTAIN I0T. OF GROUND, Situated In same
square, ard Immediately in hBrcT cfh lot above described
and has Front Of 90 feel Aohe4 Tufpehoe sle by Ill
feet ID depth
Seized in the above suit.
EARM&--Cssh'o on the spot.
+. IT. PARKER,
g- " s.l' @. Sheriff Of the Parish Of QFlGanS.
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plurality Of Counting share Of stock
voted upon) shall be sufficient elect Directors shall
their Grt meeting after their eeeton choose Of their
President Il the Association, WHO shall te eeGtsd
majority Of the wsola Board and upon whom all citations
other legal processes shall he served.
shall Of the President to all
Of The ogl add in Il absence inability tho
Borf shall their members President
the tiulo being exercise the full powers q President
Az elections shall be By ballot under the uperiuendence OF
appointed by the Board from among the Btockhoa
(lot pirecors) Mt least week prior any election.
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leaves every TUESDAY. At 5 P. Nj, positively
lightning Express Weekly Packet.
NEE SPLENDID PASSENGER
@sy H. Steamer II. w. Isobes t., Capt, Ben kouns;
will leave above Jefferson, Shreveport, and
the Raft, Spring BRuk, noooys Ferry,
Fuon White Cliffs Lanespor Rowland and all way landings,
giving clear bills and through tickets. Apyly to
G. L. KOUNS / bROS.,
mIS No. Front street.
R- The T. W R. connects at Shreveport every Friday
with se-wheel Fets fer Jeerson and dewhea
Era Fulton Eras NOS and for above White Oak
Shoals.
E Returning, the T. W. r. leRrss Shreveport every Sn
urday at 10 passes Grand Ecoe Sunday at A. H., Alex
and l2 stopping Mond morning for passengers at
Red River Landing Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and ast.
s The w. II, has cp on the eree receiving freight
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p e A r L RIV i z,
YOU DES GLAISE.
EOPLE'S LINE.

EaEDgsYsEE'9 LIME FOE THE COAST,
ts5sE h. BAYOU 8ABA AED F0Ef ADAMS - IfE
Ia, ataI3Ch am comfortable Passenger StesIlsr
C2olgicz, Age, Capt. We!sth:s, leaves every
SATURDAY GVGAlE,G II 6 0, eioGE
sui If a. ". ADAMS & CO.. Agnnt5
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IN Ni,el. n, I'd Coast, d master "A dist.


Steam nausaA
j II CetteA, tncss) fnt ioaissilias
Diana, stnrg fm Louisville.
CIfannioii Moore, I'm st Louis.
James Johnson, johnson, I'm Nashville.
"A FerSi asennets, Bierly, I'm st Louis.
Mary u Keene, Richardson, I'm the Reras.
De sota, Bearfi, IA, Shreveport. IA
Gen CustpiaD, White, FIN Argyll Landing.
Leon, s-s-- I'm Fort Smith.
Saliie Robinson, Powers, fmJ Jefferson.
Judge Fletcher. Smith, I'm Arkansas kiver.
YaEoo, w allace, fun Eazooi River
Mary T., Drown. I'm Lafourehs.
Acadia Vincent. fin, Donaidsony1 e IL.
Don Lonis, Smith, I'm 81 MarlinsY aiiet
Florida Myers, FIN Mobile.
ToTboat Jarnos & Day, Brown from the Paases
flowed Down and % sea on me "a 1i,ss'
ships be witt Clinton and Lizzie Southard--
brought up ship A Hall, brig Alefta and
w srllT Afphonsine.
ToySboat VIVA Il Webb, Leach, nom the Passes
@ts' fowed down and to sea on the 18th inst,
ships James Nesnlith and FayoTita-- brought
III 4up ship Young Eagle, bark D g Wilson and
schr Emeline.
Tog6oatJ III Whann. Heaton, from the Passes
towed down and TO sea on the I'D instant,
ships Carlyle and D L Choate, bark tred
Lehnig- brought up ships Gutenberg ana
st Charles, brig Juanito.