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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans. city of New Oreans,S
Be 1t remembered that this 18th day of December 1850
before the subscriber Justice of
city aforesaid personally appeared Oer Gaar President
and A. Schneider Secretary of tho Czans Mutual Insurance
Company Of New Orleans who being duly according
law do epose and that the above Just
ne, and correct transcript the Company
o. GAILLARD. President.
A. soHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this day December u.s.
1860. ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Justics Of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
Board of rusteas have resolved pay per In
re on the Certificates OF Profits for the Year,
1857 1858 1859 on and after the second in Feb
ruary next
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CONSTABLE,S SALES,


Parish of Orleans. BRANDING. 22S7
VIRTUE of a writ of tieri ficias, to me
~ directed by the Hon D. F. Mitchell, Second Justice the
Peace for the Parish OF Orleans will proceed sell public
auction opposite the Court House door 50 Charles
street, Commercial Alley, SATURDAY, lst day Of
June, 1861 at " o'clock NJ
\ MICH C0W-Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
uIvG3 ?S iAl ". r. WATERS Constable
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Railroads. l.,

CANTON May u 1S6l.4l bales cotton to Walker snder
SO Thompson Clark Is Lewis oelesbyl0 Mcfarland Il
Barksdale-7 Byrne, Vance &co-Tota liz bales cotton.
PoNTCHARTRAIN.
MoBE-Per steamer Ferida-3o bales cotton and sundries
IN prffari 81 81 az ~
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MEALS ABrBROsrA WHISKY.
PURE ARTICLE,
Fer Family and Medicinal Purposes.

% 70 be had of all the principal Druggists and Grocer
throughout tie United States
A. A. NEAL,
Sole Agent, 5.
Nc. 1O7 Walnut strsss,
iss iy&w PHnAprtpHrA,
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onguents Tomhs Head Stones Pliers ann Center TAIN
Flooring 3ilea Bsnquetts and Yard Faggng Iron Rsips
R The trade supplied with rough and nanufaet ed oa-h
by ..7r G6EANAUGH GULLsY
OIL Ms" Sss, 2aA and 2a6 Camp t-s
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g,as@Ea, r. GsiiAst,PE, Fl 4 NEW RES

.sv.-eA2gA tEAEESIN1S NETNV VeEHE- y ~ n
tf4HEssssfss ia URANT, ~ ROYAL street ssssHs y
sSs$aSss4 JOHN GAIIPIN has the pleasure 4sSssa5 a
atSssAaaof informing his friends and the
pubic generally that be is ready receive and entertain
mem n 9s new establishment 81 Royal street. door to
corner of Gustomhouse street. occnpyn the entire mansion
lately the residence Of Alfred ennen ESQ., aGord most
teniVe accomTodaons Besides the large public inngroom
on me ground floor where meals provided oil hours from
o'clock A NJ until u P. M the advertiser has large
r OF rooms private parties parties,
Reaon as above can supplied With the best IF yhg
the market Thanking his friends for the liberal patronage that
mas always been extended TO him. the undersigned t
That II will be his the fullest sasaS
10 tFk2tW Ta25T .IOFJN. GALPTN,
COLEMAN, BRTTrrON d WETEIEES, COT
Esrest. iyl6 ~
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Company eontnueto perils
and less and damage BY re
/ premiums
s8- Office. No. ) Carondeletst street d17u
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a Nd g T0Ne Per sieansshn Texas--
M sles sclseiyJ oopueg 20 dc Keep caulded- do
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OFFICIAL JOURN AL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

. . . . ER. II,2
New Orleans, Tuesday, May Il, 1861 5
The Board met this day, pursuant to adjourn.
ment. sr-.F
Members present: Hon. j. o. Nixon, President
Messrs. Cox, DeLabarre, Harrison, MORGAN and
Whitney--6.
The reading of the minutes was, on motion, dis
pensed with.
The following communication was referred to
the Finance Committee:
CoNprRoLLER's OFFICE, Cry HALL
New Orleans, May q, 1861.
To the Honorable the Members of the Common Council:
Genenen take the liberty Of calling your to
twenty odd contracts sold by under on Having
matury reflected the subject would earnestly suggest
your honorable body TO jet the whole On examination you
will perceive that shell plank roads to be
made think all works of that kind ought post
for least six months will there are eight
contracts for making Sidewalks many fronting
works have Called on me and requested
body that times being very hard would almost
impossible for them for the As this would be
the interest of both the and proper yholders
would also suggest the posiponement said work for six
months There also other contracts for digging canals
and charging others which could also think be dispensed
with Mr. Pile and myself confornably your resolution
the l4h nst have given the Assistant Aldermen report
the works which ndpen ably necessary city during
under the Revised Statutes Article No 1877 us it'll reluc.
call attention several subjects
the first is The Gd Legacy have been in office almost
and have line heard concerning
call for detailed account Of the You have other
legacies--. Fink and q McDonogh "-amounting
than million Of dollars If the should pursued
and called for am fearful will be rghtfnly
ing your attention this subject have doubt tina,
thing has been faithfully and honestly done, yet think
bad precedent to allow such important subjects lay
,+F,II,-,
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e4 2a1l saves @ - -
vfsssF CIR Per aisp Ttstts--sssa bales cotton.
u sshF sssAs Rletasfs.-l4s $50 scks corn.
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Hseio Sv.-ss ,onlatllg Up.

# sh Ross9e Bagrie I'm Liverpool March 27. Il ~ ri
tasrs $3.50 seks salt Is order s = = =
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I AsFFANCE6's FEMALE CORDIAL
BEAUTIFYINa l. INyIao RATINeI- REGTu, ATM,

For producing Blooming Complexion Erect and arscefu
ohge Of the Body Cheerful Disposition Removing Blocha
ae ETppii9ns from the Face Curing Low Spirits or Melan
shois Dl11t ess Paptaon of the Heart Pains in thu Head
Back Limbs Whites and an the ysrinns Fn,pe W eao
produced by Suppressed Painful or Irregular Menstruaon
which the Female Sex Is subject. 1'-'
1T HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FALL
Originally compounded for the purpose of BRINGING nv ann
regulating the Monthly Periods Women which Il does
any and ell circumstance Israncks Female Cordial aIs
proves 70 be tho best Female nvgoator and Beanter known
al mas oeen niy tested in Mobile and proves to be- equal r.
me lady of one of the prominent citizens of Mobile ha
recently been cured of Debility and Spirits bordering on
oss q Hind through apathy nacon of the womb By the
WI q srancks Fea Cordial after all other remedies had
lhea TINS organ excited to healthy action and aha
family and friends. RF' W 80 '0ee'S oi pe'
Numerous equally surprising Of the NEST desperae n.
~ CAGES OF disease have Become known the proprtetorg
sas~Seld by JOHN WRIGHT 4 CO., Now Orleans tai
LIANT i CO., Mobile, and Druggists generalIv
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CRMsCENW MARRLn wORns-

S9~sed by JOHN WRIGHT 4 CO. New Orleans. TAI
aANP CO., Mobile, and nruggists seneraiIy ~ Il
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The following communication was read:
BOARD ASSISTANT ALDERMEN


To the Honorable the President and Members
of the Board of Aldermen:
Gentlemen-I have the honor of informing you that the
Board of As an Aldermen has concurred in the following
resolutions adopted by your honorable body:
LIST preamble and resolution authorizing the Street Com
missioner lights be paced upon the iron posts
Derbgny Preur johnson and Roman Streets Intersections
with Lapeyrouse street.
3D. resolution granting extension of 10 Ger.
tain contractors for the of square block and
round store psvements adjudieaed to them.
The following resolutions adopted by your honorable BODY
rejected by the Board of Assistant ldermen
l. A resolution authorizing the Street Commissioner to
lights be placed certain intersections of the Third
District
p resolution authorizing the Street Commissioner
Two bridges made at the of Bagaee and Ceestine
streets and two at the OF Union and Ceesne Streets
g. Resolutions rejecting the adjudca Surg for paving
with blocks Cuomhouse street. from Front Ieyee
Claiborne rect and authorizing 10 rsadudcae
the said contract
a. resolution authorizing the Comproler to adndcate
the lowest bidder contract for paving with blocks ST.
Joseph street, from New Leves to Triton Walk etc.
The Committee Streets and Landings has appointed
committee Of conf the following resolution adopted
by honorable body rejected by the Board Assistant Al
dermen. and persisted in by you:
resolution granting permission to Roehet Deamaru
erect steam engine their premises Of Custonhouse
and Chartres Streets
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Rave DU DEUXIENEE DISTRICT.-II a
Ia etc conduit des epaves District
sncognnre DIES rues Bienvlle ct Gavez apave--
I'm ChevA brun petite ache blanche 'front.'
I 49,
~ dit animal nest rscame cnq jours ct les fras
pages vendu lenchere publique, an dit depot le
LUNDI, Y de mai 1861, a 10 haures A b. f'' ~
=, j., MILTON RELF, Comrnssaire DIES Rues
NouveeC Orleans. q d mai 1851 nv51 Il
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Aeiegy.'--sv Waiting orders.
sIip lsa obiusoa ia f5soIpooI y 4 q !, v..o
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The following resolutions, rejected by the Board
of Assistant Aldermen, were persisted in and the
Committee on Streets and Landings appointed a
committee of conference upon the same:
resolution authorizing the Stree Commits to have
lights placed certain intersections of the Third District the
city.
authorizing Street Commissioner to have two
bridges of Ragaee Ceestne streets
and the Of Union and Celesne streets.
The following communication was read:
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Res lectfully,
,IlHN u

Resolution directing the Surveyor TO removed
he buildings that have been sold the city, the opening
Ia hbru Straat
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-11

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sons suffering under nearly every KIND OF disease 20
which the human frame IS liable.
The iollowir are among the distressing variety OF
human disease in which the
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
Are well known TO be infalliole
Dyspepsia. by thoroughly cleansing the hrst ana
stUuacs and creating pure. healthy bile i'm
stead of the stale and acrid kind Flatuency, Loss
Of Appetite, Heartburn, Headache ResteSsness, HI
Temper Anxiety Languor. and Melancholy. which
the general symptoms OF Dyspepsia, Will vanish
a natural consequence of its cure.
Costiyenrss IS, by cleansing the whole length OF the
intesJines with solvent process, nd without vio-
ence all violent purge leave the bowels costve with
in two DAYS.
Fevers of all kinds by restoring the blood to a reg
uar circulation through the process Of respiration In
cases and the thorough solution OF all intestinal
ODstructious in others.
The Lille Medicines have been known to cure Rheu-
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half that time by removing local inflammation from
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Dropsies OF a Kinds, by freeing and strengthening
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been found certain remedy Tor the worst cases
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Also WORMS, by dislodging from the turnngs OF
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adhere
scurvey, Ulcers, and Inveterate sores, by the
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blood, ana the humors.
Scoi brittle L upton, and bad compilations, by
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st anu the morbid of which occasions all erup-
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The OF these Pills for very short time will ef-
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PIles-fhe original proprietor Of these Medicines,
cured Of Piles, OF 50 years standing, by IN use OF
the Lite Medicines alone.
Fever s,nd AgEe-FOr this scourge Of the West
country these 5ledcInes will be found aafespee
dy and remedy. other medicines leave the
OF the cure ny these
medicines is permement Try them, be satisfied, and
be cured
Bilious Fevers and Liver Compiainss--Gene-
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the Medicines have been used With the most beHt-
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and Scrotula its worst FORMS yields to tue mid
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Night Sweats Nervous Debility. Nervous Complaints
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AleTcuri;t4 Disea>es-Persons whose consttu-
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Prepared and sold by
w. b. NyOFFAT.
335 Broadway. New York.
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LADIES MUST BEAR IN J
MANHOOD
HOW LOSTHOW RESTORED AGAIN

Just Published IN a sealed eRrelope.
On the Nature, Treatment and Radical cure
Spermatorrh Oea, Seminal Weakness. Sexual Debil
ity Nervousness and Involuntary Emissions, Undue
ing Impotency, Mental and Physical Incapacity.
BY ROB. j. CULyERWELL. NJ. d.
Author of the = Green Book" sc.
The worId-renowned author. in this admirable lee
ture clearly proves from his experience that the
awful cCrSeq OF Sell-abuSe may be eiectualy
removed without medicine aud without dangerous
surgical operations. bcugIes, instruments, rings
cordial, pointing out mote Of cure at once certain
and efIectual. bv which every sufferer, matter
what his condition may be- may cure himself cneapiy
privately and radically. This lecture viii prove
boon to thousands and thousands
Sent uncer seal to any address, post paid on the
ceipt postage stamps, by addressing DR. Chas
KLINE, i27 Bowery, New York Post Box 1850.
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MOFFAI7S
LIFE PILLS h D RHUEDlX BTTERS |

THESE MEDICINES have now been before the pub
1 lie for a period of THIRTY YEARS, and during
that time have maintained high character in almost
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which the human frame is liable.
The followir are among the distressing variety OF
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-11
y. MCILUN S
Grocery and vision Store

On Commerce Street, c0THer AZ North Stvset.
ryNHE subscriber respectfully announces to III
frieudsand the public, that at his store, next to
ms dwelling house, and mean The Washington House
he keeps hand for sale . varied stock Of GKO-
cERIEs PkoyIsIoSs. WINES AND LIQUoRS. CkOCK-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-11

IT AvINGnow oTnpletetall the necessary Anchin-
1 cry for thepurpos thes abscriDerIs prepared 10
GoaI kinds alarming the hortest n0tIce,anG on
the most reasonable terms at mis- shop Chestnut
street, a few door. north from Millions
JOHN CIOWNEY.
RICHARD CLARK.
e,alPoint, Jan. !, 1861. 35tl
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-11
NOTICE.

The Subscriber being about retiring from the Shoe
making business for the season, would request all
persons having unsettled accounts with hn, 10 cali
and settle the Immediately otherwise they Wiz
be placed IN the hands d officer for collection.
JOSEPH MUNSTER.
March Is, 1861 nl2-u
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. CHI ESEMAN'S Pills.
Prepared by Cornelius L. Chcesaman, VI. ID.
NETWORK CITY.
THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN

Is continually in peril if she is mad enough to neg
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two-thiTds Of her more or less subject.
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eh in removing the pains that ace omPany din
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and reliable remedy for Pushes Sick Headache,
Paine the loins Back and sides Palpitation OF the
Heart Nervous Tremors. Mysteries, SpuSms, Broken
Sleep and other unpleasant and dangerous effects OF
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u speedy
TO WIVES AND NATIONS.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are offered as the only
safe means of renewing interrupted menstruatIon,
but
LADIES MUST BEAR II MIND
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a miscarriage would certainly result theretrom This
CAUTION Is ABSGtUTELT NECE 'SARF for such
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ErPi,clt directions stating Uhen, and whsH they
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Sold in Mineral Point By L. d. Pulfort, and By
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-24


We learn by letter from J. w. Rankin. Who
was IN Burlington yesterday, that at leas.
two regiments OF troops have been rendered
to the Governor. One regiment had already
been accepted before the tender u the Keo.
kuk Guards reached the Governor, but il IL
probable be will still accept it.
Senator Grimes leaves. for Washington to
day, and will see the Secretary of War i'm.
medistsly on his arrival, and insist upon
the acceptance Of second regiment from
this State, and be has no doubt but that Il
viii be accepted. The Governor has also
written to intercedc withs the Secretary
OF War in behalf Of the Cavalry Regimen.
and the Keokuk Artillery, and will receive
full instructions in regard to the matter q
veil ~ 10 reference TO arms, uniforms. &c.
II full provision 10 not made be viii convene
the General Assembly, unless matters can BE-
otherwise arranged.
There has been no change OF Rendezvous
ordered, and the matter 10 one With whiob
the Governor has nothing to do, it being en-.
tirey at the option Of the War Department.
All communication BY telegraph with
Washington has been out or
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i RaaraAt ns =, ecral.

AT the Buffalo meeting, addressed BY en-.
President Fillmore, the Hon. @. w. Clinton,
son Of Dewitt Clinton, and himseH Demo.
ofat, mads speech Of which the Express Of
that city says:
Fairly trembling with sgisation and en-
element ~ he spoke, the Judge vehemently
exclaimed: Don't talk 10 ne, % > Demo
crat, about what the Republican party has
done to bring about tho condition In which
the country 10 placed soorn and trample
upon the reflection. can only consider that
everything which is sacred to Americans, ex-
cept their religion, il 10 jeopardy; that the
most glorious structure OF Government that
human art, sanctifed by Divine inspiration
and guidance, over erected, 10 threatened
with destruction. 1t is not Abraham Lin
csln--is 10 not the Republican Administra-
ton that stands 10 peril and demands snp-
port; but is 10 tho Government that Wash
iDgton organised against which the hand Of
treason and rebellion 10 raised. Il we're bet.
Ter, said the speaker, 10 concluding HE brief
but stirring address, that tho whole South
should be driven into tho Gulf OF Mexico,
han that one jot or title Of that holy instru-
nent, the Constitution Of the United States,
should be impaired 10 ito sacred obligations
md authority.
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mark shs Traitors.

There are few a. genuine traitors soat.
tered over the country ~ ever went lurking
among honest men. II IL not proposed to
hang this class Of sympathisers with rebel
lion, but it 10 proposed to mark them, and,
90 far ~ IL 10 possible, withdraw ell inter-
course or trade with them. In short, to leave
them alone in their glory. This course has
been adopted in Mount Vernon, Westchesser
county. A brawling Secessionist tavern
keeper heads the list, which the patriots sfs
filing up ~ fast ~ tho sentiments Of the
wretches are discovered. Az soon AZ il IL
complete, it will be Published as the "blaek
list Of Mount Vernon" 1t already includes
about dosen names. Let the same plan b
pursued in every town, village, and neigh
borhood, and post the names 10 public plA-
oes, 90 that the public may know who are
opsn mouthed, shameless traitors, and 1t
them be avoided BY oil patriotic citissns -
No honest man will express sympsthy with
such villains as attack . starving garrison,
and throw hot shot and bombs into fog.
trees for the mere pleasure OF roasting help
less men to death. II any do 50, mark thea.
Put their names on the black let!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-24

NEw YosK, April, 81.
The steamer State Of Maine arrived from
Norfolk, having landed Massachusetts reg
iment At Fort Monroe. The steamer Spsld.
ing vas there landing B3ston regiments.
The 9Th regiment, company Of hyins o..
tillery and battalion Of rides arrived here 10.
DAY. and viii leave sc-mc..c= CO steamer
De Soto.
In six days Massachusetts has furnished s
Regiments al infen.ry, ttsstsfiuno7 rifles and
COMPANY Of flying artillery.
Mayor Brown Of Baltimore sent "a answer
20 the Gov. Of Mass. saying that, sowing to
Communication being stopped between here
and Philadelphia, we cannot send the bodies
Of men killed in tho riot here, ut will EN-
balm and hold them subject 10 your order.
and the Governor regret tho affair a much
a. any one; our people regard Is - N inya-
sion; the authorities exerted themselyes 10
their utmost to prevent IL, bat il was impos-
sible. When are these scenes TO oease? Are
We to have war Of sectionsf Baltimore
claims the right 10 pay al expenses"
Gov. Andrew replies that he ID over.
whelmed with surprise thst peaceful naroh
OF Americao ci,isens over public highway
TO defend our common country, should be
deemed aggressive 10 Baltimore.