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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-11
GARD 0F Asslsl nj Ri EN.

MN t.Fiaaass Tsssasss April 1851.
glsa Board met tlfs day, pursuant to adjourn.
sssa Sss fopii vgas called ID the chair.
NgssssiheTs F,resant MessFs. Beebe Beggs, Davis,
Daprs, Hal, fslgslanda Leefe, Magioni, seics
n sh1As dfe and Shepherd 10.
aasnotian. tbs reading Of esinurnaI Of the last
u,eefiBg was dispensed with, and said journal ap7
4 proved.
hatSenaefats FOR tie week ending SatnF ApTi 2,
ssl,asg fr Il balance of sat, was read,
Sad, on motion referred % the finance Comm
sTss fsayfn ,iIiioation was read, and, on
r5ss5ssl. referrssl % Tho Finance Committee:
seszHKEss, BAsK or LoBfsIAyA.3
lsaa Ne orleans. March 80, 1851
& aS ~ al Epafds Of Asss Aldermen
Y W. City of New Orleans
yf sys Ill the monthly state
is9s Agent Of the city Of New Orleans
nsa wv sS EUG ROUSSEAU. Cashier.
CITIZENS sBASR OF LoUIsIAss,3
New Orleans. March 3d. 1861.
4f New aglaans CitizsnS
as1k Fscsl Agent in forraitg to section
81 eT seH tszg sslarEag
Inagsn Il IeAN TAX. $40 !, s
sasz saH ssss 81
sale66e O
Raia s5Saposs % Bslds sEuet hy ~
ss $40 GO
WI Int s slase III III
Ssasshsassa sss s1ss 90
Balances this .saI2. a6i d
rax soR RaHhoAp resp COUPONS
Bsssass II sss saaa q s.
rs bonds issued to Railroad s
469 90
Rsssnsa 81 iiiansi Ills ssao24 es
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THE IVORY E'HOToGRAPH-
JACOBS ART GALLERY, NO. % CAMP STREET.

Especial attention Is called all
o. the photographic Art We prepared to make thess
pcures which, boldnes and decacy coorng
not be eQuaed also combines the heauty and soness
Ivory Miniature Call and judge for yourselves.
Strict attention is heretofore paid the different branches
Of our business Daguerreoypes any kind of pictures o
deceased persons copied small enlarged into life
painted in oil pastel coors in indispensable style
R-Mr E. JACOBS continues superntend the prompt exc
cpti0n nf all work entrusted tn nj Rm
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.eSLIIIIIsE1AllsslA sueAR REFlNnRY roe sAnI

A-a5 on LEASE. N - - = fopt Sails
THAT desirable situated on the nFt ba,t
# ths Mssissppi eslow TIE Government Wharf MA within
investment 10 ass who may DESTROYS 81 aiding II S
progress of Southern manufacturers 1t complete rs
pAir aud u well found having engines boilers vacuum
pan machines bone black FURNACE, filters mpuds
Re stores and yard all
n on large scale nth Little additional expense, 1t might
he easily converted into Cotton MIL s,5I
mas wharf attached TO II the Levee with water SUN
RFEa. ia B7S g7G7
Fos further Information and for terms apply to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-11
SOUTHERN MANDATORY

UPHOLSTERY AND FURNITURE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-11

THIS popular establishment having been thoroughly repted
ana greatly enlarged is for the
sons visiting The Lake, and upon getting nry
deli acy of the bensun and tho best Wines of old
ram lies and private parties Will find At this establishment
chbrS entirely sepHAtc, where they will be gyIe
not 10 be surpassed for comfort elegance rooms
are also prepared for the Wishing 10 5y
some time Al the Luke during the mer
Military and Fire Companies will with collaons
or dinners at the shortest notice by leaving
city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-11
f. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
CoUR Dv nEuxIEMr DISTRICT WILL AN Sc ARRoR0UGt!
JUDICIAIRE, JOSEPH STINSON ct
Paroisse de Paquemines. MAuNSEL WHITE, JR.


p"so:s 81 Fi'asns sSSsHE @ 2tfRo' 'S &:
E,N yERTu DIM v ri sle fsri , facias, q
Judieiaire parosse de Plequemsnes are cdessus
proc derai le JEUDI de mai 1861 midi 1!i9el de Ia
sins adndicSon de Ia propte don't snit Ia description
/. pEpX TERRAINs shines faubonrg Ste Marie, 49,
dams lie Premier District de cette vile d;ns iIet borne |
Lafayette ct ssnE par les Nos I'm Deux, dnpres plan
vFiss s e. Alfred Fo d'pnt' "psnts lie 10 de "
Les dts egratns on eSntiEgs ct esus 4nsri
Strs s3s$ PARALLELS No In anss dss russ ID
Ensemble toutes les bafses ct authorizations on sy
oS SS aom 81 5a dsH Tsana c9 ee
rains susd6sgns dessn6 par ie No ro apfes E pn sus.
relate ct meurant q Ped de floe la Sud de Ia pee
ayec Pusage Dime altte corridor Nos In,
nenx ct ojs derrere de tro pieds de geur
Ensemble areg togtes les oses amtiorstions qu sy
B. uatre cent cn9asnie $50 actions auiourdhu raIues
fonds capital de la Bar que les Coyeus Ia Louisiana
d55 n 10 asn G d"n te rr6S ogae
m5nt Dc $50 actions desq9ees ont tte sutes,
ArFaFtenant au defendeur Snson ct iis dn Paire ci
CoNDITloNs-Conpan moment de rgdiudtcaon.
al IS N.Y. Sheriff de E E P z PAEE 6ff;sns
Of New Orleans, NiGB6LAS M0HIGA '''
M
RTo y v, ISgl o. writ Of ssizurs and sale
ssllat pn6s auction at CITY Ss common eet 6egseD
ISL o'clock M the following described pfops &
Al the RIGHT TITLE and INTEREST Of the said defend
en- MffG9s MosiG in and to th9 p1opeS t4ned in the
BY FrCat Bayou ST. John and EspIanade Streets ''''
TBRMs- "a sipc ON the isst soot.
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
oUAgnrExE cogE De DISTRICT 3LA VILE DE LA NILE.
de Ia No'vo0o Orleans 2RkE Wo vs. S &c "a
TIN yERTU diam writ De saisie ct yente a
Dc q orleans dams a,e 81 dess c procadern ie
yENDREDI 12d'a7rit 1861 a midi rote de u Cite, rue
Pnoqae adjudication Ia rropFis don't suit acserip
T@as Is DRorrs, r1TaEs ct 1NrtREr dp defendsgr
dams e No i'd borne par les ron dg BayoR st. jean
s4se dens latsiIe cdessus.
0oNDlTloNs-Comptanta u moment De i I'adjndic99n
mil al IL Sheriff de la paros5e Ior5ans
TuInp pIsr9gr counr}c RosEIIgs, Receiver r, JEAN
nj V Vii &i'S4s of writ Of seizure PM an sale
New orleans p hs above entitled causs viii proceed 10 sell
public auction Al the City lo,eI Cannon street. between
S6i' at Il ocock NJ the following describSd pfopory to-
4 PORTION OF GROUND, situated in the Second s.s.s.
Distrie o. sti city, e3 Of tagoorg 1aehon and vet %
ing the Meiare Ridge by 1872 feet more S. in deph,
Sons ss ' o 90 bS
other 5de on the proper,y heonsqg now hereofoe Mr.
now deposd oeo The Receiver Of the Gompany "0
,TEEMS-Cash on the spot.
Sheriff of The b; P F. finH6 IF 6isans.
rHo gs Ea o2gE II E2SFs
V 5555s q ano writ &c saisjs ct yente
L U S29Te Say5 sS ns rs f2; s /
Ii DIES lyeu
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Between ST. Charles and Caroudeet Streets New Orleans L.
The public and the friends Of the undersigned hereby
titled that the above establishment has been open tho first
dnV of November
The house commodious and well ventilated and the lora-
ton is central and convenient to business
pleasant in the city.
Rooms for private parties and families may he had all
times and families will be supplied the
Also COLD LUNCHES and SU PPERS for BALI and Sc lees
The underi signed having been employed in the pnc5
tHrHnt5 of this city, has acquired thorough knowls ~
business, which he is confident will enable him u those
who may favor the establishment with their plrJ =
Ial2 Pm EItMARD u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-11

"a QODY, s. NJ, SHIRTS GENTLEMEN's FURNISH
ing Goods ana Fancy Articles Canal and Royal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-11
FENtzIfsD ANNUAL SrAT1nEEST
THE--
Il o p E ms URANCE CONPA Wy
OF NEW ORLEANS, ~
Offce-Corner OF Canal street and EXCHANGE 5,aca

IN conformity with the requirements of their Charter the
hope Insurance Company of New Orleans make thu
statement: no ZIG 4oiIo"inf
Amount Of premiums received for the year
endHg April 80, 1860 .......,,.,..... SO, -14 TX
Amount OF untermnated risks, April 80
oo9''''''.'''......-....... ..,.... 2105S 90
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First Second Third Fourth ~. I ri
District District. District District @EIs =
r., = ---'-H-s--oi S-----N--,r--" Il Ia Z :
NJ, F. NJ. +. NJ. +. NJ. F. %G =
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Nep Orans ga1v Grsn, ghursday guptnig apr H. 1861
----.t
SE1EREFF'S S.A. I. 4.HSS.

WILLIAM #SCARROR-
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT CoURF, OUCH vs. JOSEPH
Parish Of PlaQuemnes. STTEs0N ard MAUN-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-11

'61, and The causes Of tier arrest
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city.
SOUTHERN HOMIE ENTERPRIsE'
A FIRST GLASS STEAM SOAP FACTORY, under the
management of a FIRsT-CLASS, PRACTICAL SOAP MAN
UFACTURER-the first enterprise of its kind, LIBERAL
SCALE presented New Orleans Southern patronage
p L @
Chemical and Steam Soap Works,
FRONT, NOTRE DAME AND FULTON STREETS-(Fac-
ing the river, just below the Steamship Landng) 80
oRLEANs.
Every variety of Soap manufactured and WARRANTED
EQUAL every respect the choicest Northern of the
like grades and prices, and JUST AS CHEAP.
Only give the Orleans home manufactured PELICAN
SOAP" fair and unbiased trial. and you will think of
sending North any for that commodity
r. WELLS Proprietor.
ABsoaps manufactured to suit the Mexican market;
snit any order. las 6mMo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-11
e HUNDRED DOLLARS RE WARD,!

FIVE HUNDRED DoLhAKs RhWAkDN
LOUIS ROSE, native of the State of York left his
home Fairvew Concorda lsh La, the 18th Fehru
last for this city Had black pants red fan.
mel underht and hickory rvershr socks and
boots; light comple,i II, red hair and beard. ~
nothing further has heard since he left his
ho the above reward will be pad for any information which
would lead to the recovery OF his body,
m20 12# Farviev, Concorda narisb Torisioro
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-18

sansk sftisnr breek ui3h the extreme aea.
81 Iii - Y, ~ 80 scs the country 70
shslr III tie ~ lares. One Or the
Other l. levitt Ne. The message hows
ii The esi nt II |ot disposed 70 akeak
a the 1x<se1Ie m6h of his party. ne
wanls. perhaps both tbs sagaeisy and the
xssss. something ha certainty wanEs----
whassyeg is mar bes the arm, full, health
I'LL. d ssaring. oyefruling voice of the peo-
pis wsfs saepfy ~. Les chat vufua BIZ
heard, IL Ii shoald be hashed In sllenss
HI snsh Al funetasG, sha hleod Of the
nobIesf GoFernmenE the wozla has seens
woald not resE 90 the hands OF trail
Exscafisa and his hair6rained sounsellors
alone *a3ae -
We have spoken opsaly and plainly 90
tbis subject because we feel that the great
hope OF the country lea ia fully recogni.
ging tina aclaal psra and In rssaanteay
grappging wish il. Oar sense OF the ae-
| tual periIs isl mast deep and vivid u
we suppressed or disguised We should
Be false to ourselves and false to oui
country. VS. know not how it may b
| with othsrs, bat ws eoasess the eject pro.
duee,i in nj hi the mournful rspnlss and
panic of Bull Run was citation compared
| With the feeling we experienced on read
ing The passage OF the message which
forms the text Of these remarks. Unless
the President il speedily bFaced up by tbs
conservative sentiment OF the naSi5T
there 10 serious dangeF thai although tn
rebellion be pns down the natioR will b
extinguished.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-18
EsoR TIE EAsT-ExTESsIoS or TaE
MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI
1W@

-
Daily liHs ruuniIs dir-tiT East from CSBiral ErsI
IN Chicago. 50 NIes SlsElag ssTei--5a klIss
FURTHER West II pst glra1 rosie 10 Chicago
and she Essl Is FiA The
CHICAGO RUCE SLAM AND MISSISSIPPI
AND NIssOCKi RAILROADS
8uiy Iihs firm CeGtrzt lGEs 20 CAlc2gy un2tt -
MANAGEMENT. TEr N.sslssLVyi ard Aiss0url !
Is now completed - AsErase, and Ei! ba epxa,
cd farther wes', pes Nglles aIr1 GaR2l B 3,
Passengers vii as4 IhlE rsB1s tse sfSsss 2gsI-
est snd Best avuIaIaE all dsAys Al ELs A.ts.a,,.
RfvHr. Close connections arr Dads wlth As Vs.
tern Stage Company
Paxseasfv and E-yrssr TraaAa ieeEf Asrsses a..
h. all % p h arTtrtHg Il CAiEsss Gii { eati
fAs aG<t FsOrH5Rg
Ne ctsTge for transfer OK BASE-Es Il Gag -
Sleeping Cara are % all 4kAl tEsLHs TrREa4 ~
nect Et Chicago EIth thstrslas On the EAs'yfr lie
PACTs FOB sT04E sHPPEEs
staef FeavtnS AEEsngs Es I % ? LsrsTts Il!
ChlcEzu al 5 % TIE nrIt mugntGE, IL i-2s.'s: -
early Markets a1d Btock trsins q tks Lsst's tri
To- whole tine r,gas uned al the 4lss.s'-35 II.
ef dass a0f exceed t~eutt inmates Te'ft . %
Charge Of ears, Nc feTrisss or delay
TIE opeuInE % the u b h. K. B. "a 4Es1-.
enables parties driving Stock from Dies &a.as' -:
ether points in Central and Western loNa m
considered equally distant fruEn the d-fsEtsi "a
to save three days dTIviag and fT0l 10 - = NJ
on the cars over aay other E2gte.
Sick VIII Dc Get3 F@Ea W any 81 tAe aiHrft~I -
al Chicago.
ne NJ NJ 4. R. is new sNins sxtess4f4 rs q
MaFsngs aud as fast as completed stoSk tram
b. run 70 tae end af the tEaek
gYery facility for the eoBvsaisns shipEaea; q Is
tie Freixhts as iew SIS via any other Fu8ts Az =
patBx spared 10 reader II the mast dssvItF foss'
from Iowa to Chicago
TTEouea Tickets 10 ali prlncipI. 5slE1, :asGe
United states and CaBsaAs, ny all r"st"- "a y
procured 4s wi&shiHStsa. Espa CHS aa4 AF't.a3
john TEACI
v. l. ST. John, sss| ssst
Gea'l freight Rsd Teket AEsBi-
| January /, 1859.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-18

The circuits Of The several Supreme
Judges hava hesome 10 large, that the
President recommends q modification Of
the system, according 70 ,pse Of three
plans presented BY him, - follows
ssLes the Supreme Court b. Of con-
yeuieat number In sssFy circuit then,
6gwt, let the whole country be divided In
10 circuits of convenient sizes the su-
prems Judges to serve, or number oil
thssn. correspo nding 10 their own num-
bsrs, and iadspsndens olrsais adgss pro
yided for all the rest; o., secondly, the "a
uresms Judges be gelissed from circuit
duty; aud circuit Judges be profIded foI
at all the circuits; pr,, thirdly, dispense
with Cireuis oourss aftogeshsr, leaving
the judicial functions wholly to tho Ibis
srsct Courts and an independent Supreme
Court 6 a. aa
We are of opinion shas the last prop
osition u decidedly the best, To have
separate Circuit Courts, besides the Dis.
triss Csarts and supfsms Court woaldl
we think make the system too eanplsz,
and We eannet sss the necessity for any
shiug more than the District eonYts, - !
nsdium between parties litigaN and the
Supgsms Court. The District Judges ars
unaoahssy Il sbisan4 NM ssEiAl - an,
Cisesis judges seald be ezpeesed 70 be
and are competans to The task 81 perform
ing ali the business wishln their respee
tiys Districts.
'gswsaFe glad 10 zoe shsk Mk aaseS1.
SaiSappfovss 6fs any proposed iaessass b
the aaEnber Of suprsaaa Jadgss. s.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-18

The Supreme Court has reversed the
decision Of Judge SE4Ks in the ipjane-
lion case of McMAHax rs The City Of
Council Bluffs. 1t will be remembered
that we took the position at the time that
the decision Of Judge SxABs was wrong.
which called out 'sF. s." in an article in
the Nonpaveil, which was supposed By
him to contain much legal information
but the decision Of the Supreme Court haa
established fact which for long simf
was supposed to exist, that CREATE aaef
may some times entertain wrong opinions
and therefore, in such cases arc not al
ways the most competent TO give good adj
vice. We don's complain, and hope DC
ia satisfied. e. sss 3D..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-18
cnMapE ATEUN.

The cub editor Of the AebrasktdH, has
derived great consolation from squIb
found in the Burlington Hapksye, and
rsproduoes it in his own degraded anc
dispised sheet. If the cub bad known
that Dnnham, the author Of the squib re-
ferrsd 10, was self convicted liar ant
mad pablisbed in his own paper an &C.
Acknowledgement Of his guilt, perhaps tht
cab xoulb not have bit al Dunhan's bal
and perhaps he would-ean't tell VIVA
he would have done-birds Of feather
j.. ST. u5EEEs S#tgE*E8 &#
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-18

E"
xiil Il = SAoxsoM
Thsarss and post essszkial thing in
aid ofEorss To- rlnskhe eaantry safely
put of her pressed anhd epy esnplications,
ID Is restore the confidence Of the people
In the iasegraty Of their government.
This can only be done by means suck 80
We hsys iadisased.n Ii can nsssE be done
while Official corruption and WHOLESALE
swindling are witnessed . and saoosssseds
while meEisorioas claimants aad ezaaitozs
of the Government are driven 70 despair
By ssthe LAWS delay. and ssshe iasolsnee
Oh osSee. One tAiag 10 be here nosad,
which Loudly Gala for ssznsay. ID that
whale pfefsssiag 10 ssoieanse the aegean
stables, = he Administration has retained
In ofxcial positions ID Washington acme
Of she mest carrups men Employed ander
air. Lasco1s's predecessors Of such
accommodating principles and eoRscisnc-
% thai tkey have maaaged, by the Easaas
above mentioned, 70 keep in eilse ussiei
all Administrations siace shsy first laid
hold Of she public teal, and sEc slwaya
sknowa. 40 e 44aninissraaioa aaaasa whas'
ever the political eomplexioa Of the party
lin power This Is the kind Of msE
who, ii the character Of Treasury Bal
dogs or secret ooafedeFates of Treasury
plunderess, according to the nature OF tn
interest to be subserved, hare been chief
lily tvibatasy 20 The iniqaities practices
under the ostansible sanetioH Of law
We eonld nenGion their names and poin
out, so that every man eould see, tn
shiny track of their Official surpitudes bu
we forbars for tbs present. But We ar
bound to call upon the Administration q
make clean sweep, snd Let honest, com
; petent and just men be pat in thei
places. .-.as ..- ..@ d. a#as#
. By the conduct Of such officials, Il
, traanpling upon the plainess provisions Q
law, many have been robbed of their jus
dues, with very remote prospect OF re
dress, while those who have taken adTant
|, age Of circumstances to secure theft rights
| have been denied hearing upon q simPl
. question Of law befose the Suprem
Court, upon an agreed case, and hav
; been pct to the heavy expense of tediou
, and never ending litigation, while otti
, side lawyers have been employed at
/ heavy expense, on behalf Of the Govern
ment, instead of relying upon tho dul
/ authorized Law officers Of the Govsrnmer
! TO take care Of ita intsFsst.
/ Our Government cannot afford to
unjust to its citizens. Millions Of none
r will not compensate for the injury inaic
s cd upon it by disregard Or violation
i those great principles of justice uPO
1 which our Magma CAGytG rests, upC
= which only it can rest securely.
z No man will deny that radical al
: thorough rafoTm in the administration
b public justice is loudly demanded. L
e these crying evils be remedied, aecordis
D to the principle enuneiated by Preside
LncoLS, and the influence will be man
n fest in great increase OF popular col
4 fdence in the integrity Of the :GoVernme
:. under bis Administration.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-18

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-18

~ DUMAS, Of the Burlington Hack
eye, says that several years ago il was the
practice in that city to elect sd mean
men 10 Office" bat thas different prac-
siee has prevailed for the last few years.
We do not admit THAI DUsHAa Is good an-
lhority relative to the prevailing practice
before he took ap hIs residence there but
ainoe that tine. he, no doubt, spsaks from
actual observation, ard taking IL for
granted that he Is correct relative to TIE
practice prevailing since hia residence
there, we can easily account for the sig
nal defeats which Re has suffered at sew
eral elections in that'eity. psi -. -.<
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-18
THE RE8T JOKE OF THE Season.
Tha greatest joke pespesrated this sea

son,is foana Ia lass Number Of the
Burlington Hasckess, wherein Danham
talks shout ID mean men, with as much
sangfroid and apparent honesty as could
be used by ieeent, respectable aud hon
est man, When we rseolleek that be is
the sauas Danham, sho, to save bis purse
from 9 thorough depletion az hrs nniser-
able pusrid carcass from being incareerat-
ed in the county Jail, acknowledged in his
own paper, that he was both 81 liar and a
Hbsllsr, we cannot refrain froia giving him
credit for perpetrating the best joke Of
the season, when be hints that ID
saesa nan might bare hasn d one fiHne
elected 70 oasoe In that Gig.