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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-26
PRFsEET poPULETIOH.

~ PRESENT POPULATION.
ne stafs Is rapidly fling up with population So,
O25 parsons having been added snce le5yi making t9
present poputton ,I2 eos, raio q loz per ean- ?
zen years-
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
5s Igrc7atural Produces Of Tlinos are greater ih1
hose ofany othsrstats. he precincts !eni out during
he ast year exceeded 800 900 so1s ne Fheate e1op
N 40 euUrosches IS 900 900 bushels, while the con
-ra1 v,elas rot less than 10 900 900 bushels.
FFRTILTTY OF TIE SOIL.
Novhars can the industrious farmer sa1us snch IN
uedists results for his labor as EpoE these prao goB
lfhsV being composed Of deep rich loan1, tho fertility
q which, IS unsurpassed By any On the gloos-
10 ACTUAL CULEFAT0Ra
sac 1854, as Company Lare s5d ] 900 aeTs1
l7Fer ~ oalg % eeEdI calI.uoioSs, aad suc coz.3
esasas a. dgFesnssnf 70 clIlu1is. he T01s hGro ol
lso-rTlcfsf GnoEch fEs Idnds q an elrs q SO COB
900. n $50 f's PoPilaiigs q 1sEig.nins e9zz..'
SO kaBs beel adic9 making is iSa0ls Fe7lsol s.
sof, gaiH q lls pr ezi-
/ EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY
A an eydeues OF ne tlrtt Of ne peopis, hrnay b
stated at 600 COO tons Of freight, Including %
buEhsl8 Of gra3 and % NC orEai- q o-l 5is ioI1
Farded oFsr he line last year
EDUCATION.
ua.ban;ca and ,Forkineman win Ind The free school
system encouraged By the STATE and endowed win 4
large revenue f0r the support Of schools Iheir en
drsn can live IN sight Of the church ana scaooi
ne Great western Empire.
:. PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMEEF.
d The prices Of these lands vary from 50 % So pcf
acre according % location, quality, ke kHst CAS-
farming lands sen for about SO % SO per acre. and
the relatFs expense OF snbduing prairie and as con-
pared win wood land is IN the ratio OF % 20 nLFor
of tho former. ne terms Of sasfor TIE Dlk o. teo
E lands VIII Be
oHE YEARS INTEREST n ADVANCE,
IA six per cent per annun and Interest notes q 81
lper cent, payable respectively n o1e5 two, tres, our
ye and ak years from date Of sale; ana ior nnlea
3 for principal payable IN four, I've, and ser a
from date Of sale tho contract tnlt in
offha tract purchased shall Be fenced and eultva
yeaeh and every year, FOR I've years ron cato q s
80 that at The end OF lvo years one1a sl pe taesa
land under cultivation
.lTWEKTY PER CEET. WILL BE DEDUCTED
i nom the valuation for cash. except the sao should s
at - dollars per acre when the cash prae win Be E'
dollars.
productions, proes, and terms Of payment can be bad
iOSTBR, Land Conmissioner,
CHICAGO ILLINOIS
Iaoes. and cities situated upon the llll-
$50, APPLETOE's RAIBFEA Z CUBE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-26

EUhUH LDIlEN DNUNLND DIti U
Marietta, in the county Of Washington, and
EfStsoi Ohio e notified that Caroline enbrenner
die, on tbs 18th day q May A. D l36l Ole her pot
ton in the once Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the county Of Cuyah0ga,
and State Of Ohio charging the said George Eshen-
bTsnnsr with Adultery With one Elizabeth kol-
the said George Eshenbrenner; which petition viii
Be for hesring IN six weeks rom the aats herewith
dated this 18th day Of NAY, A. D.. 1901.
CAROLTNE ESHENBREHAEk,
my2ssH25 By Pierre A. Collier, her Atty.
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q. u. INeERsoLL. -.


To TRAvELEzs.-Probably in no other
Western city are there closer connections
made between railroad trains from ell d.
rsctions than at this point. After long
days ride or sleepless night passed upon
q train Of cars, and particularly if the
traveller has not reached his destination,
what is more comfortable or refreshing
than to sit down to good meal, especially
~ one is satisfied that the meal is prepared
IS carefully as if served up from his or her
own table We are not now prepared to
imagine anything more delightful.
To msstthis State Of affairs, and to pre-
pare the weary traveller to A % on his way
rejoicing" it has been arranged 50 that
the cars win stop al the passenger depot in
this city Just twenty minutes for dinner
Or supper OF breakfast, or all three, as may
best suit. Don't forget, however, the
plsee--Le g., Russell or Wheeler & Daily.
Attentive servants will always be in wait
ing 70 escort passengers d 70 and from the
cars free Of charge Remember also that
this isno yarn, but true, every word Of it.
Cali and sesl 3 % Fl 4tLl1
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FH1 gALL-SUEFIClRNT THRRl

TRIESEMAR 1, 2&3, ARE DE
TEOTED BY ROYAL LETTEKS PATENT
eugiAnd and secured b. the Seals Of the Ecole de
.harmaeie DO Paris, and the lmBerlA College o.
Medicine, Vienna. -
10. 5 invaluabls loE exhaustion, gpermator=hosa
and al physical disabilities. ---.
.ases that have hsretolors been treated by the Daus
sinus and parniciOus use Of eopaiFa and cubohss
mercury, thereby insuring 70 the sufferer sDaedy re-
IieE disIerling AL Impurities and roofing out ths
TRIEsEMAR, Nos. l, 2 and ), are preparation the
form Of lossnge, devoid Of taste and small and can
be carried IN the Waiffcoat PICKET. sold II IA eo1
and divided into separate dcsea, adminHiqred b
Valpeau LallemAnd Roux Ricold, &c. Price - eseh,
or cases for eo, which save , ono IN " ealel
Whsreby there q 8 saving q -. 10 be had Wholesale
and retail Of DR.. BABROW, No. l94 bleecker street
New York. lmmedia9sly on receiving feuittance
Or. Barrow VII forward the lFieaa mar % any BaE
Of the world, securely packed, and add eao eocOra
ing 70 the instructions Of the writer
~ Scld also By 2. y. GAYbOhDo 'end y -
FIHKN. OleVaiand- .-e.s- ~. fra ami
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-26

a IA R.rb,r. Before James Wallace. Justice
= "a o. the Peace o. aIitdll burFh.
wits Balagln- o1yaaes9, e ,eoq5t{' veio;
\ J IoSII and order Of atfachm6Bt Nas iaaned "a
o. tSIS ar4ion for the sum Of rhres Hundred DoIars,
and ths same Il set FOR hertng on ths 10Th day 81
AHs'l'' i'''' ~ = q. Il. BARBER.
Dalsd Bsrsis o.. 5uapEs ISL, 10 1i7IsS5 e
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KURIOUs K0INCIDENCEl
: SLOAN UNDER THE OOUHTER

-9AAAAA AND - ~ - - q -'S@- '4i
NORRIS 10 sight With hts Celebrated ARABIAN
CONDITION POWDERS, whore every owner Of
Horses and Cattle md the ba5t Medicine in use
for many Of the Diseases peculiar to such Animals.
They are o Sovereign Remedy Tor OOlda, Coughs,
Loss Of Appetite, Hide bound, Distem pers, &c. &C.
Thousands Who have used them, can testify See
Oircularl. Try them. For sale By =. +. Gaylord,
Il. W. Palmer, Benton BrOtkerB, and strong \ ARM
strong, Cleveland, o., snd sF ell Druggists in the
country Also, st wholesale BY the ProprietoT at l6l
aISis inba.i IR ilisdEH ,dI1o.-01. q G. NORRIS.
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.ReatIGstaM5.5 =
r YMAN LITTLE,


THE HOUSE AND LOT ON
Pittuburrh street, known as the Hitchcock
br5psrty befnS lot One IN Oaso's edition 20 OsTe-
land aud lot l59 in Kall0Y and WslWorth-s Bubdi
yisiQa- Said property having one hundred ieet lrOn
Rttsburgh stress and lending back ten rods [.
an alley. Tbs house u largo, well built and ocnTe
...,-l1J.T7 : Z 5RktHET. BA0KBs 4 EOBLE.
oetle:llll- - ....ll II. :. -, 49,. :.
E'0h BAlE.-URE SEoOND-HAND
Steam Roiler-upright, 40 called lately used
iE the Lexdsr oiics, Said Boiler Is q Inches IN al
IN Diameter, and 8 fset high.
Said Boiler originally cost slo0 Snow IN arst rat
oEer 80 Nth me grstoa aa1sty y-EalVa, &c win b
- FoF farthar particulars enquire at this oaloa
or e 1.S. Heoarry's Steam Boiler BhoD on CentTs
street. n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-26

GGr The following letters are held for
pOstags At the Post 0Hiee in this city:
susan Byrue, Baltic, Conn.
AIRS. J. Il. seYerings, Newton Centre,
Mass.
Miss Julia Jones, City. -1sg5,
George Hamei, City.
John Osborn, City. slas.e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-26

CHRBTXs MISsrRELs-This faVorite
band Of minstrels we're greeted with a full
house at their entertainment, given ct the
Melodeon last evening, and everything
passed ef TO the entire Satisfaction Of the
audience.
The eChrislyT viii remaia in Che city
the balance Of this week, Eiving concerts
each evening. 50 la-. oq g16
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-26

ARrnIERE.-Mr. Theodore Morse, Of the
&C. sc. Railroad, saw the Cleveland Ar
tills-y, last night ct Bellair, en- their way
to this city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-26

MECHANICS FARirERs WORKING HEN.
THE attention OF the entsFpTng and industrious Por ~ ne
j ton Of the community is treoted to the following =,
statements and liberal Inducements offered ths ~ tne
uIrHois cEETaAI RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, as they viii perceive yin enable thsn he
Comfortable homes for themselves and families with ~ -
comparatively speaking, very little capital o9lsss
LANDS OF nLNoIs. crop
No State in the Vae5 Of the Mississippi offers great
hers s no portion Of ne world where al The cnd media
tons Of climate and soil 50 admirably Combine % pro they
ducs those two great staples, Co and W, as ne o. VI
FTairisa o. Alllo4 l- falA @
% 5a- THE s0UEHEaH PART M So
OF s State lies within The zone of the cotion rsgns
while the soil s admirably adapted % the growth q -
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat worth from % % 00o
2oes. per bushe than that raised further sa' Tu
r.a RICH BOILING PRAIRIE LANDS. 20 Sey Ssy = :
The deep rich loan OF the praries is cultivated Sit
such wonderful facility that tho farmers Of The k2stsrn
and Middle states moving 70 Illinois IL great nen- AZ
bsIs ms area Of Ins about equal 10 that of IN stated
gland, and the soii Is 80 rsA mat = VI" OS59
millions Il people. @A'~
EAsTERY AND SOUTHERN MARKETs :,
Ihess lands are contiguous 20 railroad 100 miles -
in lsnsh, which connects with other roads and s-9a
bls lakes and rivers thus afrdng an unoro<sn com
uI1nicaion with he Eastern and Southern mar<ss. III
EPPLICATToH OF CAPITAL q The c
mus far capital and labor have been applied 70 Do
Velopng the eoH ths great rssouress q me state m
coal and iron almost untouched mo
inst he mechanic arts flourish best where food farm
are cheapest m follow at an early day in lno ana the
h The course next years the natural and parec
seassia a. ne casa warrant the belief that Et least of
ave hundred thousand people sill be engaged n tne lands
STATE Of Illinois IN various manufacturng employ m
mens. - 81,
a- RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLIEo1s pefc
49, SIoo 80 o6o or urfvats capital havo been ex- i've
ueuded on the railroad system Of limos nasnaen asofp
sr ~ ne income from several of these works With from
fsd IN 20 TO diminish lae STATE oS fh
xo9gss ;the TAxE5 usRT, and must each
80 Az, decfesse SO h
THE STATE DEBT,
n, Sae al g only so Jos s9s - and i5itAf1 Ael ~
Id s tss has bes rsdse3 g 95s 46 so GAd Es rom
nav rsasSHdby expect a N Tn years { ''s become q az.
.. dssor,Usys Of he lands, son, climate, prodr
on alPA'Aioa " 'aag T. w FOS
b47t-o g-s9sars - - 'ar7l
Ror IN names Of the Towns, villages
nois Cent. R. H., see pages ASs3 ASS q ASOi
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PoEI0E.-The following arrests we're
made last night; fhOs. Connolly, shooting
st his wife; Geo. COlg, petit larceny and
stealing saw John Dalg, petit larceny,
stesli1e chickens.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-26

III On AfaAINs--& W ILLiAHB
Steam Dyer and shawl Ciaansr, baFs leaFs
kuloITu.s % hi1 friends and the putiicl that he
home aail aud loclted e. "a 5 {. Clair ltreat GF-
and, o., where hc hal8 attsdup . DTE HOUSE Nitt
t1e be1t RachinoFy, rofardlee7 Of reuse, zDf Tat
an hGa u that b strict attention 20 business thrf
he Will 10 able to rala ir tlst nri 7-rroTt
Uhirh for % nsnJ Tsarserasaad his andasgogL
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iQgI PASTURAGE.

The business will be continued at No % Merwin
street BY A. Stephens snd II. A. stephens, uneer
the firm name Of A. stephens y SON. VINO VIII settle
All business of the late Lrm. -.
Cleveland, June lst, ls6l l4:see
GENT BY EXPRESS EVERY
~ WLERE. r---.lI-. .nlLrll-.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-26

Stoppags Of Nature or cbstuttionl. s
These Pills have nsEer been knogn % fan when
the directions have been sttity fOllOwgdi and they
are perfsctly safe to take BY the most delicate.
TO MARRIED LADIES they arc particularly re-
commended, as they remove difficulties aud gestor5
nature, no matter from that cAnss the ebstruction
may arise, A few days in most casas vii prodnoe
tke desired effect and although poeerfols yet no
injury will ever resu from their use but those Who
hrs pregnant should not use them, Is they have an
effect contrary to nature.
Pamphlets delailin their virtues, with numerous
certificates from we'll known physic ans aud apoth-
ecaries can be had application to the agent who
will send the Pills. Il desired By all, post paid, TO
any address, on receipt Of the mOney cod 10 boxes
containing sixty Pills, BY all the principal druggists
and dealers everywhere. s
iyls.R16 -l -.f IIo Superior st . Cleveland, a.,
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PEzRT LaeHr lNTAErRT.-The Perry
Light Infantry win have dress parade
this afternoon at the corner Of Case Ave
nhs and Euclid street They win leave
their Armory at half past o'clock, and
march through Superior and Euclid streets
o the plaee desiEnated. -
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iy7d&WR.
JOeI TWELVE YEARS AGO

e.s- saniord,s Liver InvigOrAtor and Oathartit
OH6RCHIhL 4 BRO, Druggists,
I'm & W cor. Pub SQUARE and Ontario st.
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VARIES DIsTIcT-H. KIEsLEY, P. 3.
Associate Temple OF Good TemPIars.

Rev. ]. W. Hill goes to Salem, COlumbi'
ana county. sg.-
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5sSs.f. lp..l.,s.,ssr.pl ,sr plts,...

The state OF Ohio, L
Cuyahoga County, Sc, J
Caroline Eshsnbrenneri
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Ann Louise Allen, bY
her nsxt friend, Col
R1feshsvr,s f,sfhrrine
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An Of the GraEsnbeEg Medicines are for
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-21
OF FICIAL IOU II N a L
CONVENTION OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, Tuesday, March 10, 1861.
The Convention met pursuant to adjournment;
Hon. A. Mouton, President, in the chair.
The roll being called, scyenty-siX delegates
answered to their names.
The journal of yesterday was read and approved.
Mr. Texada presented an ordinance relative to
the registry of the qualified electors for the parish
of Orleans" and on his motion the same was or
dcrcd to be printed and laid over under the rules
Mr. Moore offered a resolution that committee
of thirteen members of this Convention be ap-
pointed to frame an ordinance to divide the State
into six Congressional Districts, and provide for
the election of six members of Congress under the
Constitution of the Confederate States of America,
to continue until an apportionment shall have been
made under the same"
Mr. Moore moved a suspension of the rules to
enable him to take up the resolution, which was
granted; and on motion of the same delegate, the
resolution was adopted.
Mr. Miles offered a resolution chat the Constitu-
ton recently adopted by the Montgomery Conven-
ton be referred TO 4 committee of eleven, to be
appointed by the President with instructions TO
report what action onght to be taken thereon and,
if the committee shall report in favor of its ratca
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-21

Leblanc, LeBourgeois, Lewis d'Orltans, Marshall,
Marrero, Martin de lAssomption, Magee, Mcfarland,
Michel, O'Bryan Perkins de Madison Richardson,
Scott d'Est F6lciana, Semmes, Smith, Smart, Som
payrac, Sparrow, Swayze, TaIiaferro Taylor de St,
Landry, Texada, Tucker, Valentine Verret, Warren.
Walker, Williams de Ste. Helene ct Witt votert
dams lafirrnative--50 voix;
Eft NM. Adams, Anderson, Avegno Barrow, Bon
ford, Briscoe, Caldwell, Cannon, Clark, Connolly,
Conner de St-Tammany, Dorsey Elgee, Estlin,
GLADDEN., Graves, Hernandez, Hodge, Hodges, Hol-
ing8w0rth, Johnston, Kidd, Labatut, Lawrence, La
groue, Lewis de Bienville Lewis de Claiborne, Man.
ming, Marks de Caddo Marks d'OrlGans, Martin de
carroll, McClo3key, McCollom, McNeeIy, Miles,
Miller, Moore, Norton Olivier, Perkins d'OrlGans,
Peck Pemberton, Pike, Provosty, Roselius, Rozier,
Scott de Claiborne, Slawson, Stewart, stocker Tap
pan Talbot, Taylor de st-CharIes, Towles, Wilkin-
son ct York votent dams la negative-56 voix.
En- consequence ramendement de NJ Girard est
rejetGe.
Sur motion de If. O'Bryan, Ia Convention s'a-
journe.
J. THOS. WHEAT, secrGtaire.
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Jlefu Orleaus Quilp Crestsrrt.
oEuI CIAL .JOUEcNA AL
CONVENTION Of THE STATE or LOUISIANA,
New ONLEANs, Monday, March IS, 49,

New ORLEANS, Monday, March IS, 1851.
The Convention met pursuant to adjournment;
Hon. A. MOutOn in the chair.
The roll being called, eighty eight Delegates an
swercd to their names.
The journal Of yesterday was read and corrected,
on motion Of Mr. Pike 50 as to place his name
among the ayes instead Of the nays, as enormously
recorded, on the vote taken the final passage OF
Mr. Cannon's ordinance. And with this correction
The journal was approved
The President presented the following communi-
cation from the Governor Of the State, enclosing
message from the Principal Chief Of the Choctaw
Nation to his Council, and a series of resolutions
adopted by said Council, which were read:
EXECUTIVE OrFtrr.
Baton Rouge. NHrCh u. FOL
Hon A. Nuon Pc dent Of III" Louisiana State onV ion:
!SU'-ln compliance with the request therein con-
tanned, have the honor to enclose series OF rfSo-
lutons adopted by the Choctaw Nation, together
with the address Of their enlightened and patriotic
Principal Chief to the special and extra Council Of
his people. The future relations between the
ChCk4saws Chcrokecs, Creeks, ScmnO!cs and
Choctaws, who own, nhabit and govern the Indian
Territory, and the Confederate States of America
will probably be the subject Of thoughtful consid-
Grafton
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to,~c-u,:ir lie E't.a tie Ia I.'!. .:'!r.
NJ Lawrence propose que lie message ct les rfsoIu-
ton. on Went de lire socnt r1ltrs comt str
Ia formation dune CONFEDERATION du Sud
NJ FuQua propose dumcndcr Ia dite motion en- OF
Dormant limprcssion De SEQ eXcmplaires du dit mes
sage ct dcs ditcs resolutions pour lusasc de la Con-
ycntion.
Ccue proposition ayant tt& accopt1c par NJ. Law
renee la motion ans amcndGe est adoptGe
NJ Marks de Caddo prtsente Ia resolution suivantc
Raso1u. Que les dtliguts du Texas au CONGRESS
Pr0vsorc aoicnt invites il prcndrc place dams len
ceintc.
NJ Lawrence propose d'amcnder la dite resolution
en- aioutant tous les autres dtGguGs au dit CongrGs
oui poumnient Sc trouycr en- VILE
&c qui est acccptt par NJ. Marks, ct lie rtglemcnt
ayant tt6 suspcndu la resolution ansi amend&e est
adoptic.
I.'hcurc Giant venue de prcndre en- consideration
lorlrc special du jour, lorionnancc rapport@e lie -
du courant par NJ. E~tlin, CONNIE president du CO.
mite special dcs neuf, est prise en- consideration.
S1rmoion de NJ. Bl,h on sc dispense de In lire,
ct Iorlannance est prise en- consid%raion section
par section.
La section 1Hre Giant luc, NJ Elgoo. propose dc
rancrdcr en- cilaeant les notS "djXnculccnts" dams
la sixljmr lignc ct en- #ubtituant les nots dix
hut-ccnt uuarc yin4l-rinq.
NJ. Girud propose damcnlar l'ordonnance en- cill-
emit Ia clause dtcrttoire.
TT, sur motion de NJ. E~tlin, Ia Convention sus-
pend Sos rtgcmcnts ct s'ajourne iuSqu'a domain il
10 hcureS \. NJ.
J. TuOS. WHEAT, SccrGtuire.
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c,OuTEIIGTlN EIANUFACFORE
UPHOLSTERY AND URNIT RE .
p. MALLARD,

IS ROYAL. STREET AND II BIENVII.LE STREET,
Informs his and the public generally
that in consequence of the organization Of the Southern Con-
fcerry resolved his facilities for the MAN
UFACroRE OF EVERY DEsCRIP ZION OF FURN ITURE
Having had twenty experience in the manufacture of Fur
nure for feels confident of succeeding in pro-
ucng an article superior article brought from the
North.
Always on hand his Mandatory, BED Room, Pericr,
Dining Room, Hall AID Library Sets.
All kind of Furniture made on Drawing.
denomination the above named business be will also
f to keen OIL hand descriptions Of foreign goods, from
dret i.npoa,iou Furniture, Draperes and Curtain
su etc. Window Shades, Cornices, Carpets, AattiAgs,
rholstegs Trimmings Artistic Bonzes, Clocks Candelabras,
Lamps Fancy China Biscuit Articles, China Table Sets,
lleae d PLACED Table Ware, Venan Mirrors of all sizes,
tr.ifca Flowers and Flower Baskets, etc,
Furniture and Carpets stored and repaired mi 2pS-Set
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" RGIN ts.........IJR Il sG4.....,.,...DT 1I1@
BONTEMPs, DYER AND sCOURER,
No. SO Bourbon street

Has the inform tAe public thai
bugRqEB CT tire Dyeg Establishment No. 70 Royal
and that continue heretofore with tho
ton for which he 10 celebrated.
Tie manner which, the last yoar8 he has 2atis
God the numerous OF his establishment RoHTb
street Ersran.oe for tho2a hs may hcnor him with the
patE c7-y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-21
STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARIsE OF ORLEANS, I
CITY of New OrleaDs,

STATE LOUISIANA. PARIsE ORLEANS,
City of New Orleans. :
It remembered that the 18th day of January, 1866,
ne, 7lbscrber Justice of the Pence in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Thos soo President and
Edwards Secretary of the San Mutual Insurance Com
y Orleans who, being duly according to law
cpoe ard that the above accounts Just and trus
ard transcript from tho books Of said company,
THOS. $780, President
JAS. EDWARDS, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day of January,
1850. D. MITCHELL,
Second Justice CT the Peace, Parish of Orleans,
TheBoard of Dectoshave eaolved interest OF SIX
FER CENT IN CASH, the outstanding Certificates Of
hoders thereof their legal Representatives.
and after 18th day of February next Also to declare
dividend of FORTY PER CENT 40 cent? the ne
earned premiums Company the year ending Dcca
Der 3s 1859 tor which certificates will be ssned on the 18th
Iarch
The Directors after reservng ONE MILLION OF DOL
of profits, further resov we'd that ali the outstanding
Certificates Profits. of the the 1856 redeemed
and paid no es thereof their legal representative
the 18th lay Of February next The fertifcIa
time Of for caEceluent ptepas
IN same to cease the tlsf December, 1859
THOMAS SL0O. President.
JAMES =. DEEEGRE, Vice President
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CONVENTION De L'ETAT De LA LOUISIANA,

I.V&D1, lc L mars 1861.
La Convention sasscmOc CONFINEMENT la
i0nncment.
Honorable Alexandra Mouton occupc lie fautaul.
I.uppcl nominal constlte Ia presence de IS d|l:-
gus.
lie proc'svcrlal dc In siancc dhicr est III ct cor
rg: sur motion de NJ. Pike, de manrre placer son
nom sur la listc des mons DIES d'ltgu@s Qui ontvot
dams affirmative, ct non sur la li>e de ccuX qu ont
vote dams Ia negative sur Iadopton finale de Tor
dominance de NJ. Cannon,
Apr;s cette rectlfcation, lie dit procesyerbal est
approuyG.
lie president SONNET Ia Convention la communi-
cation suiYante du gouyCrneur de l'Etat contcnant
unmc>sage du chef princpalde la trbu dcs choctaws
adrcs-& il son eonsc, ain> qu'une serie de rtsolu
tions adoptGes par lie dit eonscil: