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S1xIEME CouR DE DISTRICT }LA WILLIE DE LA NILE.
de la Nouvelle- Orleans. ORLEANS VS. W. E.

s1z,EKE couE De DISTRICT }LA VII VILE DE LA NILE
- $3.50 s''-s, sTaRKE9No sis. e.
I'M VESFU d'un writ dc fierf facias, q
~ moi adressd par rHonorahle Si$eme Cour de District
del dams afaire cdessns e procedera lie
rue de Ia Commute entire les du Camp DIES Maga
sins. la vsnte publique ct ladudcation de
UNTERRAlN sue dams lie Premier District de cette Vile
dams let borne les DIES Remnants u Bassn Canal
de la Commune desgne par Ia hume Un snivau plan
dres par Geo T. lumbar arpeneur lie Ter de jain 1915
pose etue de fuls Messy cdevan noae public cee
VILE aioura dune de Robert Kerr auss noiae public en-
vile
lie dit fat Remparts du Basin ct lu
Canal 81 pieds II pouces race aux rues
Remparts Rassin. 27 peds
dc pr0foHdeur ct face a In du Canal.
Ensemble les batisses aAlioratous
oven les droits privileges servues ayHutsges
attaches ct Hpparenant.
Sas dams fAttaire
C0EDITI0NS-Comptanta u moment de Rehabilitation.
f. 7. PARKER,
my9 je3 10 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d, Orleans
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

PATENT SAWED wEATHRRBoARDING.
Both Rough and Dressed. from tie very best YELLOW
PINE and GY timber for sale 10 purchaser
atthe LOWEST MARKET PRIuE.
1918 " STAR planning AIL4 New Basin.
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Receipts OF Produce.

A BIyERP OoL-Per ship Nliian--l5GO scks salt.
LIVERPoo L-Per ship Milan l509 scks salt.
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CoNDIT .uNs-Conptant au moment de Padjud'cation.
Z. 7. PARKER,
mv14 les Is Sheriff de la ParosBe d Orleans
SECOND DISTRICT COURT 7MARBURG d FOSTER VS..
of New Orleans. SAMUEL SCHWARTZ.
E. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.

f o1gF sRH E3faEf
XE s5s dim rit T. sr feiss
d. 4 osans dams lalire ciGe4s4i p,oedders
vsS ~ d de ,n ISL, midi aots de la C
vene pnhane adjudication de la proptt don't suit la de
IN TERRAIN situe au faubonrg Livaudas dams lie Qna
eme District tie Vile dams ri ct borne les de In
dSsgat par e No Halt plan das u Is avT si
pn Is s paS a
face Ia rue de la Levse me pr ndeur de NJ oeds
piss ponc nnhueme sur Ia ligne oppose 60 peds
Ensem !. nvec les ameliora,ons qu sly rouvent,
Ain qui apper d. Pacte rapport de Dreyfousr
ss;5s ssss sass etdt s. Hs' o 's' mas 1903
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de REHABILITATION.
myf iel sherfde Ia Pnrosse Orleans
Tlnnp DISTRICT CouRr1C. RnsEL1Us, RECEIVER, vs..
RT VITUE W. Z Of syiznre D. aI
directed by he Honorable the Third District conrI 4
At public anG;on at the City Hotel Common stree, between
T sp 1na S asqS on FRIDAY S' day of May
nor Ne s"an
s so 70 iGchs and lines front on C"F 5
md line on nem street, and 42s eo inches aud
= ELEVEN LHTS OF GROUND Nos l,268a, H. IA,
on mf aSs 4 M9 o Nm nHdHf 9y Al
inGe. X line md lot Nos and 6 each a est 10
IN hes and lines from Bienve street. BY ~ feet inche
ia depth 6eTen parallel lines lot No. forming the corner
front NrA 5I 2lurhe- and lines dep
between a Zines lots Nos 10 and 10 having each t6
inches AMI So lines and lots Nos II and 10 zach As feet
innhes and lines front Tnti by ~ feet inches in
depth hetw parallel tines, No. l6 forming The Of
Alexander lots Nos u and Is having each 81
inches AID lines front Alexander street BY 57 feet
inches and lines in depth, between parallel lines.
3, ONE SQUARE OF GROUND M. 436, bounded by
oy%Re II Eos IF Gs6U IN s Eo o1f
70 insquare No i2 bounded by Mnrat, oympa Conf AID
ST. oniS 10 Nos 10 having 4ch 81 feet inches
and lines front st Louis street. by III feet inches in
depth, be parallel ues; No. 10 forming the OF
Olympia street, and lot No. forming the corner Murat
street.
Lots Nos G. and having each 81 feet inches and
line front st Louis rect by Ill feet inches 10 DEPTH
tween parallel lives According the plan Section No. 2
denoied in the Office of the Receiver of the company.
90 Seized in the above suit
TERMS--Cssh the spot.
EFT. PARKER,
aeG navy 81 Sheriff of the Ps1ish II Orleans
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CetE0LE SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER AT SHbRT
~ notice Measures taken LEIGHTON & BLAEG'S cor
ner ST. Charles and Canal streets Factory No. ia Garonde
let etTee New ORLEANS. al6 I'm
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SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OUCH vs. JOSEPH
Parish of Plaquemines. ! STINSON and MAUN-
sELWH1TE, JR--No.
y he eh t 5eads e5 is eq bs 9
Court parish of Paquemnes in the above entitled
street. betty Camp and Magazine Streets on SATURDAY,
'h AZ 6Ts 81 GhG q SsIS' ssea in suburb
Mary First District of this city he square bounded by fH
squire and by the Nos oe and nc 'T wy en- VAN pa
SSwn 9y 4 g,s Foa Deputy Surveyor the 18Th Of
Said o! IS sdjon each other and each mercn
s. feet d e. between parallel lines lot No Ono forming the
Together with all the bndi improvements thereon
consisting e h,eesore brick house, known the Yeral.
AS6TnER s' IoT 81 Of GROUND, with The improve
and adjoining lots Above dssorsed ds n
gnse by No Three said plan and q
dor alley the feet vide opem5g on Gagp seei W6ch
is to be used common By owners Of lots One and Three
dred and of 500 in the pial CITIZENS
above described being The rerans of lot Originally Of
four hundred nd ftt9 Shares from which
Seized in the above suit belonging the defendant Joseph
y TERMs-oash on the spot. ....
E. T. PARKER,
.O Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
couR Du DEu1rEaE DISTRICT WILLIAM SC SCARBOROUGH
Paosss Faaasnins NASSsEE WIFE, S1fEoN 5s
I'm vERTU d,un writ de fIerI facfas, a
- moi adress par honorable oonr d@ DsGxeme District
proetderA e sAMEDG, Is jun 1861 midi rH5tei Do Ia
Naturalization de Ia proprise don't suit la description
!. pEUX TERRAINs situas an fauhourg Marie, 49,
dams e Premier Dis riot dc &c tie lie dams li'e! borne 5
dayes aigqt par les n IN ct DEM dps Il
Wisr 1852.
les DIS terrans sonigus ct ameri
Camp q SD p'''''' AS'' "'' TUES u"
Ensemble les batisses ct amoratlons qu sly
ro1vent maion hrqnes eages
L d." Holel du verandah cuisine, etc etc
rains usdssi dapres lie plan sns
ss s n 70 de- G entire I'D de Ss M
ayec iuSge aune se5 on corridor cTmmun aux Nos IN
Ensemble avec oues les batisses ct ameoraions ou sv
trouyen ct tous les o privileges servudes avanages
@ g. ss sS0Gs e obaeHn Sau oad
eaP de "a Bsnqgs rs Goysns Ia Louisiana
dteriis ttanE lie ,tdn dun original 5o
tuer lie stock compliant lie a ate banque.
Arpartenant au de endeur Joseph snson ct sass dams
ooNpIr oNs-oonpant au moment de psajud,e4,ien.
mvl4 les ID Sheriff de Ia Parosse eI d 6rIians
''''a s'SS5
:sIeg E f e nsaosS r ssco15 e 5
New Orleans in the above entitled cause. will proceed
sell at public auction at the City Hotel Common street, BE-
of june 1861 II O'Clock following described prop
to Wit
"A LOT OF GROUND with the improvements thereon. -
M @ in the he bdsns yf B f0 pf b
and -Four Sad designated by No. Eight
plan dtIed April Ii 1874 and NJ. Tweatytee plan
made BY Grant Surveyor the 18th "ember 1872 and
s e9 % on te e by dSS een Of
III feet inches and eighth the other 81 line,
feet 81 inches on lh5 ne.
Being the property ic the defendant acquired by
puchgs passed before A. Dreyous Notary Public
date March |, 1859.
Seized in he above suit.
TERMS--liaAh on he snnt.
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ie2 lyGW
II EEDs' FOUNDRY. NEW ORLEANS

LEEDS x CO., IRON FOUNDERS, a5
and Manufacturer Vertical and Horizontal stes1 Engnsa
Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans Sugar Kettles
Filters Steam and Horse Power Draining Machies Saw Nils
Gin Gearing Iron Columns and Fronts Buildings furnace
Eouth - S7 ~ -
We duly authorised ana are prenarod conxtruet
STILLMAE's PATENT RkHAsFE ERRNACE,
Ea1S Av1.
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IN ~- No. 562Z.I
Resoue That the Comptroller the Treasurer for
the payment Of the following bills:
tricts for election # District judges 1892 90
Mapte & Knetss two pair fly police wagons. IA
ID q wilson one spring wagon for Workouse-.. su %
month Il April 40 90
ciy IN apri ISL 40 IS
GERS during the month Of April 1861 80. "a Is
Work house. 76 Al
10 PRISONERS in April 1851 $50. 1853 20
10 p eners in ApT 1851 - IT 50
Lieut. f. Mazerat Third District Police rations pris-
racks Station, for April 1851 ........,... 81 90
porter for April ISL 81 40
lSEnedl J. MAGIONI,
President pro tenn Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
fSgnedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved May N, 1861.
[signedl JOHN I. MONROE, Mayor.
A true copy
mYlS St MARION A. RAKER. SenretarY.
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Approved May 7, 1861, ~ :, -.
M lSgnedl JOHN L. MON RLlN. MnYOr
rNn h6a1.1

mo. 562l.1
Resoued That the Finance Committee be and is hereby
thoyzed for the of the Clerk of the Fist Dis
Court almoirs 10 safely place therein the
papers now stumbling and in unsafe condition.
vided, the same does hundred dollars.
Sjgnedl ]. MAGI0NI
tl President pro tenn. Board of Assistant Aldermen
K, Esigned1 j. o NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved May II, 1861 -y.e
myiS st Signed1 JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
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OHIO RTV Err ,
OPEIOUS AS.

Leaves WEDNESDAY, 22d inst. at 3 o'clcck. P. NJ.
THE NE w AND FAST RUNNING
60 n. steamer a ana P+rteTs, Capt. JAS Caps,
will lea, above lin place of the Nina
<Ia1Sss Simmesl tkng rers Ii and pas nBers Old
river SmmeporL Hnd all hn0ines the Atchafaluya For
freis ht passage "pplr on boR,d, or t.
QUEYR0UZE & LANTSDORF
my2 No. IL and IA st onis street.
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1d&4 MAY0RALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, ar. }
City Hall May l6 1851 ;
t Common Council of the city of New Orleans.
mo. 56l7.l
Resored That extension month from the date Of
the PRONUNCIATION OF this resolution be and the hereby
granted The following for the of
square block and round stone adudcated to he
viz .-f
LIST On the contract with John Coleman Co.. for paving
with square blocks New Levee street. from Poydras to Race
street.
I'd On the contract with John Coleman Co, for paving
with blocks Front street. from Race TO Canal street
81. On the contract with John Coleman Co., for paving
with round Caroadelet Walk from Basin 10 Claiborne
street
bloces Toulouse street. from Ievee to Basin street,
9TH On the with Louis sugi. for TaTng with
blocks Bourbon street. from Canal TO Fspanade
9Th On the contract with Louis ur for paving with
blocks Bienrille street. from L.vee Rampant street.
lSignedl >. 2: NIXON,
@ President Board of Aldermen.
&5 [Signedl j MAGl0Nl,
Approved May 10, 1851
mo. 5618.l
Whereas the late Street Commissioner has caused iron lamp
be erected the following intersections of
Third District upon which the Council intended that
lights should he placed the efore, be it
eoe That the actual Street Commissioner be and he is
hereby athoz thenecessay PLACED upon
One ut the OF Lapeyroue and herpigny streets.
One at the cor er of L4pey and Prieur streets
One al the OF LaDeyrouse and johnson streets.
One at the corner OF Lapeyrouse and Roman streets
iSignedl j. .. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
[signedl j. MAGToNI.
President I pro tenn Board of Assistant Aldermen
[sgnedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
A true copy:
myt7 81 [Sgned1 MARION A. RAKER, eecreta-y.
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Foreign Forts.
Antwerp no dateArfiyed from this port, bark Lyman.
ta dateAtriyed from 4hs port, ship South America
Barcelona from this port bark Saagossai
BRIG Ciagelota
Glasgow, dateAryed from this port ship Peer Clinton.
Falmouth date-Arriyed from this port, bark Gen5s.
Copenhagen, April Arrived from this port ship Oliver
Moses, Otis; shipJ p. Whitney Avery.
Liverpool, rived from this port ship Home; ship
Confidence, Sears; May Ishp Arracan Kelly sdshp Al
Ian; ship Ltguria. a4 &8
Qusenstown date rived from this port bark Unco.
Hayre, April ssArriyed from this port ship Wndermere,
Harding.
Plymouth April off Eddystone, bark Mary Fly.
Ter, Hyler, hence for Hamburg.
Gottanbnrg April port Geranium,
Pearee. al
Lasr BY telegraph Arrived from this
port, ship Belfast ship China.
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Foreign Forts.

Belovr---yVaitfng ORDERS.
Ship Ellen Foster Robinson, I'm Liverpool to " Hynson Eco.
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SIEAMBVAES.


LOWER HlSSlSSIPPt.
Leaves every SA' uRDAY at 5P,M
SUMMER ARRANG EME&T.
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
HEs5 Ia Packet Regular U. s, NAL Summer Packet
For NJ mphis and the Bends-The hrscass
- packet steamer Mary E. heene,
b. Richardson mas win be ready TO rece We irrgh on
regular business usual For freight apply on
board, or TO
JOHN Z. HYDE Il CO.,
a23 under st Charles Hotel, left wing.
This line connects at Memphis with the Memphis and
Chareso RAILROAD, and superior packets for St. Louis and
Louisville.
aBils of lading signed the Office the agents up
O'Clock on day Of departure.
Leaves every SATURDAY atbP.M
NEW ORLEANS AND VICMS-
anemine, Baton Ronge, Port Hudson Bayou Sara
ssnsss Red River Landing, Fort Adams Matches Water
proof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf Warrenton and Vcks
burThe NNtcEAeZ, T. P Leathers master will leave
~. PERSON Il 60, Agents,
se10 II Csrondelet street.
vcksburg with Hope
and Prince for YaGoo river.
Leaves every TUESDAY, al + O'Clock, p NJ
lin place of tho steamer Chnrn1er
THE UNITED STATES MAIL
~ d Packet Mary n, R. Holmes master, for
af5isaa Cult, 1t Joseph Rodney, Waterproof Ma chez
ant Null Landings below For freight passage apply on
board, or to
my2l II ID. X. CARROLL Il co, Agents.
The Vicksburg Vcsburg with Charm
for all points AGO river.
N. BThe steamer Vckshurg connects at Vcksburg with
Dew Drop for the Yaoo and Talahache rivers. All
eight consigned to of the Dew Drop will go
MS NJ = DENT Captain.
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SHERTNF,S SAFES


!, e + Ney Orleans u s1S a!toEaNo i4ssi
~. e INN o a i f NV
sci 81 d s
Al he sGk sS and MOVABLE EFFECTS con
First Dsrct Of his city known IS he vsran
dab O 81, per inventory 70 b BE- sen At my olce
ing The 3st day of October 1865 lease filed Court
TERMS-Cash on the spot
Sheriff of the tic + fiHhS Of orisaus
1SSS FE1EaGa
I'm vERTU dun writ de fieri factas
o@qaisme s oong do ps'ss
h %ls sns arSs ds @
Toas es MEUB1Es ct EFFErs contenus dams la masou
siude rause du Camp ct souh dan, lie Premier
" SS s s a S DE- en- @
doctobre 1855. suvant bail dtposd en- Cour.
CONDITIONS moment de radjudcation.
E. T. PARKER,
my2l q je3 Sheriff de Ia Paro d'urltans.
SIXTH plsrnoE ooURT CITY a O. NEW ORLEANS Vs. W.
y1 ~ 20 OF q Wit of tier5 facias, to
New Orleans IN the shSye entitled H. will proceed to sell
ind oa MSSB 5 s
june 1851 at i O'clock Nj the following described Proper
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with toe buildings esa
hsente IN IL rrs
District Of hs city in the So ae bounded by Ramper Basn
nne m a BY SGGSe 5s cs az s o The M
Rotary Public this city, that Of Robert j. Kerr Notary
said lois front Rampar Basin and Canal Streets and
@ SUI feet nshes end Il ye nss 3
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cssh the spot
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CRESCENT MARBLE WORKS

Monuments Tornbs Head Stones Piers Center Table
Tops Counter Slabs hane Pieces CRATES and Grse Setting
Flooring lies Bsrquette and Yard FRggng Iron Railing
Coping, etc. ... ,.
by TATANAUGH 4 CULT1Y.
~ tFEv 291 nd 296 Cam
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A RK NSAS RIV Err.
MOBILE AND LAKE PACKETS.

nzxz FOR MOBILE s-DAELY u, 8.
= s=FNMail Linswinter Arrnngement-The splep
did low pressure racket steamers Oregon,
A r Boardman, master, Florida, A. L. Myers, master,
all built expressly for ht LAEetrRde with superior accom-
modatons will trips aud 4ndugs follows, unless pre-
vented by bad weather, high low water want of fuel
someaccdent to boat machinery
Leaving the Lake ond of the Ponchartrap Railroad
arrival the O'Clock A. NJ train of for Mobile
direct Returning, Pascagoua Pass Christian and
Bay St. Louis on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS.
Children aud under Il yeers............... 80
l
Negroes, in lots of five and over..............l 90
Cabin fare to Pa cagoula .....-.....,.......-4 90
Children, over aud under II years, and servants 20
R~ 70 insure III prompt and complete livery of goods
Mobile bills of adiug must be taken in all cases.
kS An Express Chest and Way Mail Bag for Mobile and
Landings will leave the Office of the agent promptly
A VI.
Tickets through to Charleston, Washington City, Nashville
and Louisville
aFor tickets freight passage, further information
apply to
R. GEDDES, Agent,
mil If ~ 9raver street.
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The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY @
ares to introduce the article to the public physicians Of
and country, the
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Extra special required night by uotjfvr
the conductor Fare IS per trip.
The Steam Train VIII GENTLY Station when
except, however, mall trips. Fare each way
Conductor must be notified before the starts.
OmnDusGsg leave Uans depot every va min
utss.
my1 + =. PANDELY,
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Leaves TUFSD W. 2st inst. M
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
49, ka-For Jefferson, Shreveport, Grand Bayou St
Maurice, Montgomery, Cole Alexandria Ouach
1Ssza5aSEta, Campte, Grand Ecore NoInan's, Gornns
Barbin and all intermediate landings Red RiverThe
irely elegant ghdra and swrunning passenger pack
ct Texas Ckas W Stirde, will leave above For
VIRGINIUS C. DENTZEr,
myl5 Advertising Agent.
Leaves on TUESDAY, 2 st inst. ats NJ.
FOR JEFFERSON SHREVEPORT, Grand
49, h. Bayou, Coushatta, CHmpte, Grand Ecote, Alex
audria, Norman's Barbhs and all intermediate
ssIz5Saa laniings Red riverThe elegant very light
draft steamer w. Burton, F. A, Bossat, master, win
leave above For freight PASSAGE having superior
conrnodations, apply on board.
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEI.
my20 Advertising Agent.
The B. will take freight for Hurricane, Carolina and Red
Ri fl.
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sHcqsp 4. 5usEISs's eouRT NV H BROWN y oHAs F.
Il Y5VGRTuE of the writ of fieri fnctas, to
- directed by the Hon. r. Mitchell Second Justice o.
the Peace the Parish OF Orleans will procped to sell at
pbic auction nj my Warehoe Circus ST eet between Poy
Perddo streets, WEDNESDAY 18th day of May,
1861. at O'Clock NJ
"A noUBtE4CA8 Il 5GobD WATCH and GOLD CHAIN.
Surren Tered by defendant in the above suit.
TERMS Cash NSgrS
mylS ~ 20 W. Fl, WATERS, Constable.
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WAS brought 20 the City Police JAN ON
w the Sth OF April, 1851 the black hoy SAM, Says he
belongs Mr. Alfred Marode, who lives in thu parish ST.
Charles la He feet s inches high has of the
the right hand very little beard and aged about years
The viii cal and claim his properly
MIGUEL HERNANREZ, JR.,
Keeper Of City Police jail.
FIJI. FoRsTALI4
al9 l5t Deputy Comptroller.
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sRrscxsxs tJKrres NO. 70 CAMp sTREET
Tuesday Morning May q, 1861
coTT0 on. WI extremely limited supply and very
s the sales did mot exceed 800 bales
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WAS brought to the City Police jail on
" The 18th Of Apr 1851 the yer. slack hoy tCK Says
he belongs Mr. John Holland ho livesiu Political. Hahe
parish of raqnemines, La. He is Ia inches high has
small eyes bad teeth small ears the left leg, and is
aged about is years.
The will call claim his property according law.
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR.,
Keeper of City Police Jail.
my2lst nenny COM Honiptroer.
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PEOPLES LINE-Fo THE COAST,
GGD h. BAYOU SARA AND FORT ADAMS-The
lime staunch and comfortable Passenger Steamer
Golden Age. Capt. Webbing, Leaves every
SATURDAY EVENING at O'Clock
ark r Co Spanta
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-06-22
Especial Dispatches to the Hawk-Eye.l
IMPORTANT FROM mIssOURv
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. LYON.
Reported Sklrmish Of Col. Curtis,s Re1i
ment with the SecessfOnists.

Reported Skirm1sh Of Col. Curtis,s Rezi.
ment with the SecessfOnists.
| ST. LOUIS, June 16.-News has been received
| here that the Secessionists have burned the
bridges on the North Missouri road at Sturgeon
and Centralia, beyond St. Charles This bit Of
vandalism was perpetrated by Secession mill
tary force, under command of Capt Hitch He
would have made greater destruction had not
the farmers along the route turned out and pre-.
vented it.
A regiment left St. Charles last night to pro-
tect the road.
1t is reported here that Col Curtis Iowa reg
iment had skirmish on the Hannibal and St.
Jo Railroad, killing and wounding several of
the rebels
Two regiments left here to-day for the South
West Branch and North Missouri roads.
80 cars loaded with military stores left yester-
day for Rolla.
COL Sigel's regiment pushes on to Springfield
Mo-, at once. 1t is an eminently disloyal neigh
borhood
A proclamation to calm and re assure the
people of the interior has been issued Mt Jeeer.
son City by Gen. Lyon 1t has not vet been re.
ceived here
Ben McCulloch will have his hands full in
protecting Arkansas from the inroads of our
loyal men. He is supposed to be the leader upon
whom the rebels rely for aid, which will no,
come.
1t is now thought such is the promptness and
vigor with which Ger. Lyon has acted. that al
danger of an invasion of Missouri by the Con.
federate forces is at an end
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-06-22

SPECIMEN OF CoNTRABAND-A correspon.
dent OF the Times, writing from Fortress Monroe,
gives the following account of "a contrabapd VI
who is harbored there
" An ebony specimen of 'contraband,' who
says he missed his ole massa bout tree weeks
ago. one dark night in Virginia, an hasn't seen
him since, is employed in Fortress Monroe, and
came up with Lieutenant Butler to-day. He ran
away from Virginia, and has been in the fort
some weeks. He was sent out some DAYS ago.
being acquanted.with the country beyonS HanIp.
ton, and reported the existence of battery AZ
Big Bethe, Having eladed TO the pickets. ard
got where he could spot rebel forces. He renort.
ed several companies in and around Great Betb.
ell, and, subsequently to his discovery, Law some
twenty-four hours in the bushes, coneealinp hin
self from the foe. He at last escaned was shn.
at, received bali through the sleeve ofhs i a
ct, another shot away pistol from his belt Sat
nc returned to the fort unharmed. When ;ho
late expedition went forward this negro aa.' .nc
panied Lieutenant Butler and Major Wintbrnm
lhe MAJOR mad his horse with him when he az
'ppearea. This colored boy is a most intell;osn,
ample OF his race and is said to he verv msar,,
! lne Tort as scout and servant. He goes fnI,x
rmea always and says he can smell rebel inr.
. sr 81 dan he ken skunk He was in the tb;cL.
= lne late fight, and was highly seryieeabIa "a
lieutenant Butler throughout the copflietn ~