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New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-23
SUCCESSION OF JOHN D. FINK
CHOICE REAL ESTATE situated in the First District at
auction without reserve long credit for account and
risk of former purchasers
BY J. y. WALTON,

Office 40 Camp street.
Ee = se erela 80 1sS s ns a. Il
resolution Of the c1mmon @ GOmns Of m G city OF 4 F M M F
S T TO sell m it r
adiuicnon made them the 9th of January 1861 the
following desccibed property to-wit-
FOR ACCOUNT AND RISK OF NJ. DECoURsEY.
ONE LOT OF GROUND, in the First District of this city,
in the square Lafayette and Gnd
M as @ No on p by TS 5 H @ G$
9nce front Rampant street, by deph of l2J feet be-
| tween parallel lines
FOR ACCOUNT AND RISK OF r.. f. CONNER.
ONE LOT GROUND, in the FIRST District of this city,
square bounded by Rampant Basin Poyd and Laay
eS civ "vsyo dted @ Novsmhcr measn"g s
inches Rampant by depth of s. feet inches
| between parallel lines.
FOR ACCOUNT AND RISK OF c. 7. BRYANT
in the square bounded erdido, Poydr@ Howard and Lip
erty designated a No on plan drawn by ois
feet and lines front perdido street. by depth of
lU0 feet, between pnral el lines.
FOR ACCOUNT AND RISK OF ALIEN REED.
ONE LOT OF GROUND, in the First District Of ths cy'
sn street deseaed BY i2 plan by Louis H. Pile,
,fy Surveyor dared November T. lst en Ing & 2G J TT
| 3 inches and b lines.
13~TERNIS AND CONDITT ONS- Oneourh III cash and the
balance of and years, in the notes OF
ihe purchasers hearing interest Mt The rne OF
SIX per Gen. from dN of srle 10 maturity, and
tighi hercnrer il nunclv paid with special
| mortgage OH The property sold until nHl payment.
The purchasers will themselves be put possession
ut lr OWE exiCuse they will be required 10 comply with
the terms Of the sale above set forth, within W
tccu days tho day OF sale, and in of delay OF
neglect thcir part he ptGpGry pc1ea @ by men % % % m
ther nolice Of legal default.
rPurchasers of lots, which there buildings in nat
will entitled such part be on tho lots purchased oJ
| them respectively.
sale before G. Il. Fortler City Notary, at the expense
| of The nurchurers n2J
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-23
SOUTHERN MANUFACFO TORY
UPHOLSTERY a N D URN IT U R E


b5 ROYAL STREET AND It B1ENv1LLE STREET,
Informs his customers and the public generally,
that in consequence organization the Southern Con-
feeracy he ns resolved to the N
UFACrORE OF EVERY DESCRIP ZION OF FURNITURE
Having hnd twenty years experience in the manufacture of Fur
nre for this market feels confident OF succeeding in pro-
ducng an superior any article brought from the
North
Always on hand his ManuactOry Bed Room, parlor
Dining Room Hall and Library Sets
All kinds of Furniture made on Drawing,
In conjunction with the above business, he will also
direct importation for Furniture, Ind Curtain
stuas, etc, Window Shades, sssaSes, Carpets, MNngs
Uphol.ter> Trimming, ic Dronnes, Clocks, c"n'c'"Dr"s
Lamps, Fancy saSnd Biscuit Articles China Table Sets
A1tedssIaed Table Ware venitiun Mirrors of all Sizes
Asaa9eFal Flowers aud Flower Baskets, etc, ETC.
Furniture and Carpets and repaired m4 2p3t3Ot
NTOTICE TO OWNERS OF PROPE RTY
~ on Where, Patterson, Doarondo and Peter bLree1H,
You are hereby notified that Ordinance having he passed
n their sitting the 9Th Of March, lSGi by tc Police Jury Of
ne ruri of or cans Right funk pro ovidng for The mak Of
In the u1an and sueicions them ed the
linz iii Of on who wish to avail yours right
Ssid un and specifications, mu within fifteen days from the
pn ca this notification, nuke your mi4ntion known 10
after the cypirtion of this nce hall hJFG ,lecct
fused to make known the President intention shall be
making their I3anAuctrs Then the President Is
authorized advertise for Sens1 Pr pDIs 2r ,"Gbng of he
same HNiliOiN VNil'iNt 'ctineAt'
Alters, n ,2iH TSTch t. 1851. mic lot
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-23
ITnl.MnoLp,s aENU1NR fRGrARATIoN--

EIELMBULD'S GENUINE PREPARATION
HEETRooEPss RSHg RgSHg for fsT The The Rsasys Rss,,
HEiHs9nnss HkLMs9lns RSSAS SS 81 s crawl ss'
HEhMB9ss FHaT BHG Tor Tor Ne asrpS1pnsss
HEAR9tPss HEAR9ns RSShS RSSh
sTGHT sTGT for Fer Ssas snsl ss
GT for for EoTse oTrsE q bssas tGssas
HEETB66RRss RTG5IT R{SEI {or for Esh sTss'
BTGS BTG For For RFEpfss sED
HELMB0LD's bucHu Tor Ieavness Of tho Eysiid, with
HnSBoBs sR9'tfG R9G f1s % Ss ssR with
STST ST is4 sF Sss..sss s.r from
oretion and all diseases of @
EHNAHEEss EENAEEs FEMAEFs, FEMAtEs, FFaatfs FEaatEs
Old or Young Single, Married. contemplating Marriage
TAKE NO MORE PILLS,
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL. & I
uELMBohD's EXTRACT BuoHU ts tho very best remedy
arising from dscreton dissipation in the decline
change of ife Soc symptoms above
no Family should asz without Ess
cine for Unpleasant and Dangerous Bisenses,
HELMBoLn's EXTRACT BuCHU CURES
Secret Diseases 4
Little Or change fdIet, No Nopconvenienes,
AND NO EXPOSURE. Ij#tB &
Use HEIMBoLb,s EXTRACT BUoHUfor EzeessosarislnR
rom habits INDUCED in 7
Ry Young mntt Old.
noyeg all unroper discharges will the Patient
'hG ss f ss f Fszf E8rRH6f @p5 Bu Tor diseases and
H5 PfstSSi' sHSHt for
""' O''''''' VI 'N Urinary Organs.
Whether existugin - %"
EGaEe or Female.
from whatever originating and no matter OF
How Long SthpitStag.
the diseases and admit the treat
| and may originate from the same cause
Read! Read! Read! Reads
HEIMBGT.D'S BUCHU gafe, and pleasant In and
| od0r, hut immediate In It's action.
before of the city Of
Philadelphia. II T. HELMBOID, CheRlist, who being duly
say that his preparation Narcotic Mar
| '' Fl. =, HELMB6LD, Sole Manufacturer.
Sworn and snbscrbed this 23d November,
| 1854 VIM ?, HIBBARD Alderman.
Prcel bottle, six for S. delivered to address,
| Prepared by II. 4. HBLMBnLD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
lO4 South street, below GheGnnt.
Philadelphia.
E7-Bewas OF Counerfeits and unprincped Dealers
endeavor dispose at their own and oher articles the
reputation attained ny sE5gs9zs
Helmbod's Genuine Preparations
Extract Buchr.
sarsaparils.
Improved Rose WASH
Sold by JOHN WRIGHT 4. CO.,
q and l5l 1hartres street,
| And all Druggists everywhere.
KYy Ask for HEItMROI.D'S-TBke NR Oheri Cut the
advertisement and send for IT, and avoid Imposition and Ex
| posure. 40 tn8l ly&W5s4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-23
J. B. WALTON.


r e. WALTON................ B. WALTON,
CITY AUCTIoNEEE,
And AUCTIoNEER, APPRAISER and GENERAL AGENT |
for the Purchase and Sale of REAL ESTATE,
SLAVES, LANDS, ETC., etc.
Office, 40 Camp street,
Continues personal sales of Real Estate
Slaves Furniture other Stocks SUGGESTIONS and Mer
chandise generally.
Heinvites attention his system Of plans and plan books OF
Real Estaeinangurated large expenseehacing every
square and every lot in every square, with the
thereof the of the and other vauable nioraon
taken from tho most authentic Bouces-securing in the pur
chase sale and apprasemen Of Real Estate uneqaed
tages and information.
HS-Furniure outdoor sales attended to- se2 6m
UNREsERvED SALE OF SUPERIOR BUILnING LOT
Of ground on Th"a street, between Apollo ana baechus
Streets at auction.
BYJ. B. WALTON,
Auconeer-Offce, 40 Camp street.
CATUfsDAY, March a3, 1861, at IL o'clock
os M o Ss 81 RdGND GDPS % SssfGss Ss F city,
in the hounded by Thsls Era Apollo and Bsschus
fsS1s bas on hs p SoSsSr mo- 8
aes on st 'SSi6 dsp6
lines, between parallel lines .,o ,.na,,...0 .rd
sp in nhs soSa snd The balance in
from a Of III sH1o P to pa'osy
Y % sSS nn 5Ss Pa At the
pense OF the purchaser ma m-o
TWENTY-FoUR VERY VALUABLE AND DEsIRABLY
and Lake DAD, at auction
BY J. B. WALTON,
Auc;ioneer-Onice 40 Camp street.
SATURDAY March H 1851 at a. nh2,s IL o'eloek s:1tnh
IN ~ NJ a. TIE h. s. GhaTes Hotel aTcn"nES At pgne AUCTION
VII S if'TSE
WiIans, Surveyor and civl Engineer, dated
On lots Nos 25 and a. fronting street. there
| good stable. =,
THREE LOTS OF GROUND in the same Square, forming
he of Monroe and Fifth Streets with the buildings and
| improvements thereon
nTERMs-On cash; balance in one two and three
years credit of the purchasers to their order,
nnui;y D sS AID I eg per- @ cent # not p"ncnSy paid
WIZ cs pSs Of sa1 beoe e. e. G e. Gocsk Noty Pu6c at
expense Of the purchasers. MIC
ONE VALUABLE VACANT LOT OF GROUND, ON THE
opening Of Claiborne street. Claiborne and Pcraide
Streets for account of the city of New oreans-on long
BY J. B. WALTON,
City Auconeer.
Office 40 Camp street.
SATURDAY, March %, lsGl, ;t at ! u snoo o'c1oeR
eRouND in First Dis'5!ct Of s bsrs sy
mn and DC srets mea,ring feet front Perdd
s inch and line front on Claiborne street % lGt
inches front Willow street. by depth OF ~ iee on IN
side next ST. street. depth OF " feet lnches
hreet, and forming the corner oi Ca
borne and Perddo streets
rs-TERMs-o fourth cash balance at l., and year
cred in the notes purchaser. his order bea
ing from date of sale to maturity ana p
cent thereafter punctua paid secured by special NOR
cage on the property Sold with all the vendors privileges
The purchaser will cause himself to be put in possessio
at his expense and will be required to comply with u
terms and conditions sale within teen days from the dt
sale Of delay neglect on mis- part he pr
will he
count and fisk without further notice of legal default
e NJ ~ VI nnhorar aio n'0 " " ' ml2
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-23
sHERTFFvs SALES.


srxTa DIsTR1cr CoURr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS va
RV VIRTUE of ana alias pInrfes writ of
- fert facas to directed by the Honorable the Sixth Dis
ret Court q Orleans in t1e above entitled cause viii
proceed to SEN M public ascfon at the City Hotel GoInon
street between Cs and Magazine streets, WEDNESDAY,
Gath day Of April, ldS at IL O'Clock ID. the follow
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the First Dis
c Of this city in he bounded by Nagae Foucher,
Girod and Lafayette The Of ground being
designated lot No. Is plan passe&
before William Chrsy late Notary Public IN This city the
10Th February 1880 and which lot has
20 feet inches Foucher street. by 10 feet 10 inches and
Hines in depth, between parallel lines.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot. .lzsseft
r. I. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
srTIENE GouR De DISTRICT 3LA VILE DE IA NILE-oR-
Dc Ia aEySo kEAES " ia sa1E pok-
AN VERTU dun alias piurfes writ de
neI faGia moi adresse Honorable SeHle cour ds
Di8trlet de "a Nouyel dams raare cidasss e pro
Setaeae MERCREDI "a PaviiI 1851 midi pHote de Ia
rug de a Commune, d Camp ct dee Mags-
@ N vete pnbqne ct adjudication de Ia prophets dons
uh IERRAIN sus dams le District cette vile,
| Lafayette. - -
LIE dit terrain est designs par uinre apres IN plan
annexe ace rapport William ChrfstT affrefos
aire public cette vie date de fsyrier 1850
eqnei terrain facade de 20 peds ponees sur Ia re
Foucher pieds 10 ct 5shes poiondsur
| lignes PARALLELS. - s455ssl
| saisie dams raffaire ei.dessus.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de padfadicatton.
| z. +. PAREER, 4t
| m23 40 "a Sheriff de IN Paroisse d. Orfkans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-23

itself such for the of variety
Lung Complaint that is entirely unnecessary
for the evidence OF its vrucs wherever has
enlpo, las or heen in throughout
this ccIion not do than assure tho people
quality KEEP up The best it has BEEN and hn il
their relief all il has Lceu found
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-23

n NT'NIE DcBAFs'S DANCING ACADEMY, No.
81 1856 r0nne street, between Grod and Julia streets.
%sSa The Ladies' and Gentlemen of New Orleans
gy Respectfully Informed that the Academy Is NOW
S2AT OPEN, where all the Fashionable Dances will be
Monday Wednesday, and Friday from 1OH l2k.
Gentlemen Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 10
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-23
AUCTION SALES.


FINE COOK, WASHER AND IRnNER AT AUCTION.
BY GARDNER SMITH & CO.,
Formerly j. A. Beard 4 Co.
GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer.
Office 81 Common street.
SATURDAY, the 23d Of March, 1851, Mt la
y o'clock NJ, the Charles Exchange, public anc
tion, will be sold
Tie slave EULAIIE aged p years, No. cook
wnsher and roner house speaks French ana
English.
Rg-TFRMS-Onehaifc cash. balance at months credit for
approved city acceptance bearing cent interest mo
30 DOZEN AMERICAN AND FRENCH SHIRTS, WITH
out
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR,
Auctioneer-OHice, Il Chartres st.
SATURDAY, the 23d inst, ut 10 O'Clock
- A. NJ his auction store No IA ChartreS street Dcwce
Benve and Cont public auction, without reserve
will be sold
80 dozen American and French shirts 80,
h7s-TER3IS-CRsh. fnZ3
ENGLISH BAREGES. ORGANnY and RRoCAnE EHAL-
y Robes 1000 pieces assorted Fringcs velvet lpponS
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR.
Auctoneer-OFice "a Chartres ST.
SATURDAY, 23d inst, at 10 IL O'Clock
- Auction Charles street between i
Cont public auction, to the highest bid
der. will be sold
cnle Chaly Robes large Of Frrges Velvet Rib
bons etc. -,
hfy-TERMs-Cash M!
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
vTARIEgVEss TEahATER, sRAvIER STREET

Wr CT PIES pASS .,......,.,,..... Stage Director
T.,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-23
AVIS D'ELECTION.--PAR

AVIS D'ELECTION.--PAR
2 &TN&A de Ia proclamation de Excel
&ESNBss lence THOMAS 0. MOORE, Geu-
@ Fs&sSA-zss de PEtat de Ia Louisiana,
sSSpSsA>-S~% date iu 26 de feyriev 1851, les eec-
teurs qualities la parosse Oans par present noti
Election lieu lie LUEDI premier jour d. vril
1861 Juges de differences Cous dc District dams Ia dite
parosse d. Orleans comme suit, savoir
Tn uge de Ia Premiere Cour dc District de Ia Nouvele
Oreans pour la paroisas d'Orleans.
Juge de In DeuIieme Cour de District de Ia Nouvee
Orleans pour Ia paro sse d ORLEANS. -
Tn Juge de la oisieme Cour de District do ID Nouvee-
Orleans pour la paroisse d. ORLEANS. ~ - -
Juge de la Quatreme Cour do District dc la Nouvee-
Orleans pour la peroitse d'Orlsans. =
I'm Juge de la Cuquiene Cou do District de Ia Houyele
Orleans pour la paroisse fOreanR. ,
Tn Juge de Ia Sixeme Cou dc District de 10 Nouvele-
Orleans pour la paroisse d'OrleaRs ~
Les Polls reimbursement dsec
dcpus heures A. NJ usqu'a heres ?. NJ lie jour ss-
dtsgn6 le Ter dAvr 1861 feet de recevoir les
bulletins des eeceurs qualities de la paoisse dOr6ans sous la
surnndance des commssares eers qu seron desgnes
par l'autorite compGtente.
devr condue ct les retours tripcAtes
deon envoyts soussgne charge de les ransmere
| conformtment a la loi.
r9 te f. T. PARKER, Sheriff.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-23
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH %.

SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH %.
Will be acted last time the beautiful and thrill
ing play, in five acts entitled
THE WTFE's SECRET!
With the following popular cast of characters Sir Walter
Amyo, Mr.. George Jordan Lord Arden Mr.. A. h. JaVen-
port Jahez sneed, Mr. Chaa. Bass Brouad, Mr. Charles
Thompson; Maud Mrs. W. II. Leighton. DANCE
LIE STYRlENNE-Mile Francis. To conclude with the
laughsble farce, entitled THE OMNIBUS.
PRICES OF ADMISSION Private Boxes, according to
locaon from S4 % S8 Psrquctte and Dress Circles 6
Seats Reserved during the day Quadroon Gallery 50
Ioges 50 oen Colored Gallery Is cents White Gallery 25c
Ha-Box- Ote open daily, from o'clock A. M to O'CLOCK
p NJ where Seats and Boxes may be secured two days in ad
vance of the day Of performance.
sp-CH ANGE OF TINE Doors open a quarter to 7
O'Clock perform half past o'clock.
m23 W. B. CHIPPENDAI.E, Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-23

P. N.
Private essdnnTuegday, Thursday md Saturday from 0h
TO 81.
TcmsadleI Gentlemen, $40 per month Childlen, ST.
paid in advance Twelve LESSONS in the month,
Nine Den can Js ut her Academy day. from 10Y
to Az bB,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-23

NpprTT Ep1EA
OFFICE NEW o8tEANs' 1HgRsoH @ Al AND uREAF N NoRrhh""
RAILROAD NoWf6rea Nog 6T,eaans Ju,v IL 1866 {
g The fo6ioW1ng fSs3LnOst % n Srir TS n1eens heid
oy ne ne tIn b9@fd @ OF ptfeelo'S o ''''s 'ot' " ~ e ~
I'D aa:s }ny N q s @ @ a G5s2s" %
its next session. to repeal the tenth section OF me act o. R
ration o te rev d uc!oa1'S. 5.15 a. f N A,ii T Iei9
'o'r aI9 Ch'' - "ps' r : on tRLES, Secretary
1,ogIs1AsA 4 s1Arr BAgnio,
R" ! 4ssl:e ds4 &c s g ''ivi" ii IL nS SS nf
payable the Stockholders or their legal representatives On or
"ttef ttf' ~ ''In HIST cAF RONnEAU Cashier
~ 7o,1-1,I, " ,rr T,Ix
Ns| s,E.V9 3f'yr,' H t.,e thn"j pttI, tHsf
he o5o~n in "msd ;r were elected Directors 0 Ha
Brnser, IoIn ,r !, A. S,,s,n S,SHenson'
T. C. TwiGhel' Ioiim H; fI: ah""'
J. U. Inyllebeuvre, . G. Olivier,
John l. Adams IT,. y, 1o,o.r,
And at meeting OF me h,'T1 hei tnS oS D. Al
"ia fas "Tn In G. A. y. RONDEAU. Cashicr.
M
m9+nevchants' Lodge No. az, l.. o. o. F.
q odd Fellows Hall. Officers for the ensuing term-H NJ
ses isan:SS Wm H. LinGo, Per- Sec Frics Ra~s
ia52 lv w. "
- :. 1,------------, -
a9HInsEiv Esible Friends, C0sE1inanm@Fy n tq 3a
FHfRD MONDAY Of every month the HalOf PeEEsyersnes
Lodge, of St. Claude and humane s'reo'S' aecoh
D'5F2f9 + Holland NJ Commander ,osss, 0ssns,
Gonerassmo RiGad Captain deHerd1, o' .. r. 3Vo,d Wd
nnor 56sss warden Il A. Cologne reasnref + MeleuE Re
Bserer v. nnrand Wsr1en I. Renev Sentinel Hel2 y
x4-Holland Council of Royal and Select
Is s H" Iodm Of Gnncd S Roys Arch Chapter No o
Fellows H" F1Ist r HnIand RSId1S T. P Crane
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-23
DERRY'S coal OIL LAMPS,

aA NEGROES FOR Sale - JOSEPH g.
ZIP BHUtN, reEu"! rndat in This city for the last a
n has jH arrived 9th large n eAkES
.HS or Maryland and virginia NEGROES surh 4. Ne NE
rhnnc4 Servants Cooks Washers and ronerG FOid
Hands and will be receiving fresh supply during ali tho
SON. reasonable FOR cash approved city
cepancr a his Old SRnd nf ESpRnade and ChRrtrs
atroets Third District. ge2N 7mk%
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-23
r. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
LEGAL NOTICES.

of New Orleans. No. Ii, BIG. -
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
IN this all persons herein interested
show within days from the present noeaton any
they have why account by the natural
Turx shond not be hoogaed and approved the funds dis
trbuted in accordance Herewith
BY order Of the Court q
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-23

DEux1ExE CouR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE v1TTUs
de la Nouvele- Orleans. : MYERS-No II, ,Sl6.
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
IN cers de la dite
que celia davo dddnire dix our dster
de la presente publication les sons esqueles 10 cppte
presene par 10 Turce naturee erat point approuge ct
homologut les fonds entire mains repars
dit compte 7=z..g,
mi9 3 IS F. MICHoT, Depute areaier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-23

SATURDAY EVENING, March 49, 1861.
OTHEII.o-Ingo, Emma Waller; Ohclo Mr.. Wal!er
To conclude with the auphable farce OF SKETCHES IN
INDIATom Tape, Ben Dear; Sally scraggs, Miss Laura
Honey.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-23
BOOKS, STATIONERY, etc.
BY .ANSEI, EDWARDS

Removed to 10S Poydras street.
A n PRIVATE SAKE, at Il sacrifice, VvhoIe~
IN sale and retail
Medical and Miscellaneous Books, Writing Papers, Blank
Books Stationery of every description to close the stock
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-23

PRICES OF ADM1ssroN-Drsss Circle and Parquetts, 70
cents Second Circle 80 CENTS Gallery 25 cents Quad
Boxes. each IS cents; Private Boxes, each So.
h-Change OF Timenoors open at O'Clock performance
to begin at ~ o'clock.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-23

uEADQUARTERs LOUISIANA GUARD, J
Armory 81 Magazine ST.,
New Orleans March 14th. 1861. J
HG-Drills Of the entire corps Will be hcId
every MOND AY, at T. NJ. -,.x, =,
Meetings for of business every WEDNESDAY
EVENING, at I O'Clock.
BY order:
SAMUEL. NJ. TODD Major Commandng
HENRY R. KENsA, First Sergeant Con pany A nib II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-23

UNRESERVED SALE OF A SUPERIOR Bu1LbING LOT
of ground Thaa street. between Apollo and Bacchus
auction.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-23
DattuMlar Nutttes.

HALL OF MISSISSIPPI STEAM FIRE COMPANY No. 2, !
iANA' ''' - New Orleans, March %, 1861 :
Rta THE reeuTar monthly meeting of this
f,omnanv viii b5 held on MONDAY EVENING, the 18th
iA1o n,9a a. o. oe GEO II. BRAUGHN, Secy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-23
THE WIFE's sECRE

Will be acted sixth and last time, the beautiful and thrl
ing play, in five acts entitled
The Carrollton sun., 1861-04-10

st. Louis Municipal Election.-Ou,.
dispatches (says the True Delta of tho
9TH inst.,) have already advised that
at the municipal election in St. Lonis
last Monday, the Black Republicans.
who carried the city on the 9Th Novem
ber by a considerable majority, were
completely routed, by the combined
efforts of all those opposed to the Sec
tional doctrines of Lincoln and his
party, and in favor of the Union and
the maintenance of the laws Of the
constitution. The Republican thinks
the last nail has been put in the coffin
of Black Republicanism there, and
adds
The election is over, and the peop)e
have triumphed. We have beaten the
Black Republicans and their co -laborers
at all points. We have driven them
out of the city hall, and out Of the
city. We have beaten them on a fair
issue, and when they had forced their
strongest man to offer himself up as q
sacrifice for them. We have placed
St. Louis where she deserves to stand.
and where she would have stood lone
ago bat for adverse infuences-in
harmony with the State and in hos
tility to Black Republicanism every
where. We have taken position
against Lincolnism, and against that
malignant theory Of the North which
declares perpetual war on the slave
States and their institutions. We have
relieved ourselves from the terrible
incubus which has been resting upon
us-paral yzing our energies, destroying
our commerce, shutting up our manu-
factories, stopping all our machine
shops, and depriving labor of its just
reward. All this has been done by the
people-not in passion, not as partizans,
but as citizens having stake in this
community, ledging their loyalty
to the Union, md determined to main
tain a position where they could assert
their rights under the constitution, at
all hazards.
The vote for Mayor stood-Taylor
democrat II ,163; How (Black Repab-
lican) 8,499.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-04-10
Unprecedented Frauds
Nm PIaauernines !

rgF Our correspondent More Anon speaks of
Election held there the lst instant, for Judge of
the Second Judicial District Court of this State
follows:
PARISH OF PLAeuEMINEs April 4, 1861.
Notwithstanding all his frauds
frauds which leave in the shade those
of 1874, in which memorable year, as
you probably know, 1,O12 votes were
cast in this Parish for James X. Polk.
Preacher Foulhouze has been defeated
for the Judgeship of this District.
AS you were lately informed, the
number of electors in this community
does not quite reach $50, yet Preacher
Foulhouze, through his rascalities,
caused the election booths in the lower
part of this Parish to be stuffed with
600 tickets, but happily to no purpose.
Mind, at the last Presidential election,
which was fairly held here, but 452
votes were cast, and at the Conventional
election only 451.
The following are the official returns
of this Parish.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-04-10
CITY OF CARROLLTON:
WEDNESDAY, April 10, 1861.
The Jefferson Rifies.-We are

pleased to learn that this Body is pro-
noplced to be in healthy condition.
we have been panied to notice, that
or some causes, of which we have now
no knowledge, thisCompany has seem
ed to be little under the weather.
But now, we understand, that at the
last Monthly Meeting, it was deter
mined to sustain the organization;-the
Rifles will celebrate their first ANN
vERsARY, by engaging in a Target
Excursion on the 23rd inst. We
expect to see a full and brilliant
turnout on the occasion. Nothing
could be more disastrous for our city
than the disbanding of this Company;
particularly at this time in the history
of our Southern Confederacy-s if
the Company will steadily adhere t
their determination to remain organized;
we confidently predict, that not many
weeks or even days will roll over, before
their numbers will be greatly aug
mented. SO gentlemen, push on the
work and God speed you to its accom-
plishment.