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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-11
Pay Your Taxes! Pay Your Taxes!!
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS
TREASuRERS OLE

City of Carrollton, January 80, 1861.
NOTICE is hereby given to all parties, residents
In or non.resdents, indebted to the City of Car
rolton for Taxes on Real Estate and Slaves, for
the year 1860, that the said Taxes due, and
payable from the first day of january 1861, to the
first Monday in July, 1861.
Notice is further given, that will be at my
Office, Council Hall, daily from 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
to 3 p. NJ, except on Holidays-and on Saturdays
from o'clock =. NJ, to p. NJ, to receive said
Taxes, and if the not paid within the
above mentioned time, they will be dealt with
according to law.
jan30 FREDERICK KERN, Collector.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-11
NOTICE TO TAX TAYERS.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,

Parish of Jefferson, February 2, 1861.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Tax Payers
IN of the Parish of jefferson, that my. Oiiiee
will be open from and after the 4th day of
March, 1861, aud that there, from 10 A. NJ, to
O'Clock p NJ, / shall be ready to receivo the
State Taxes, levied according to law, on Real
Estate, Slaves, Capital etc. for the year 1860,
/ also notify all persons corporations following
{. trade profession, or occupatidh, requiring u
license, to call at my Office within thirty days
from the first of March, 1861, and provide them-
selves with necessary license, in order &c pursue
or carry on their respective trade profession, or
occupation for the year 1861, and in default OF
which they will incur the penalty of the law.
GUY DREUX, Sheriff and
feb2td State Tax Collector, Parish of Jefferson
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-11
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS!

With every box of Golden Pens purchased
of US we will present our patrons with a Ger
tfCatc for Which 90 remittance Of Two dol
lars they NAV btain one of the foregoing
splendid articles. This will be in addition 10
the Certificate given III our one dollar Grand
CURED by Agents or those DESIRING TO act as
such,
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-11
STATE OF LOUISIANA:
Parish Of Jefferson.
EIGftiR District Comrt of New Orleans.
J. c. Wingard,
vs..
tain TVithors g. Steamboat

J. c. Wingard,
Captain Withers & Steamboat W.
Fanny Pearson.
pY virtue OF and in obedience to Il writ of tcri
~ facias me directed by the Hon. the Fifth
District Court of New Orleans, in the above entitled
suit, | will proceed to sell at Public Auction at
the door Of the Court House, on Canal Avenue,
between Hampson and Second streets in the City
Of Currollton, on SATURDAY, the Sth day of
June. 1851, at the hour of II o'clock, A. NJ,
the following described property, to-wit:
THE STEAMBOAT FANNY PEARSON
her Engines, Tackel Apparel and Furniture, rs
she now lies in the river Mississippi below the
Town OF Gretnn, as per Inventory on file at my
Office
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms of sale-Cash the spot.
GUY DREUX, Sheriff
mySts Of tie Parish of Jefferson.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-11
STATE OF LOUISIANA:
Parish Of jefferson.
Skill. District Court of New Orleans.
Sampson & Keen,
oaulpSoh G. NccH,
VS..
w p. Coleman.

Sampson & Keen,
No. $3.50 =
w p. Coleman.
DY virtue of and in ohedietee to- a writ of
Dier facias to din ected by The Henorable
the Sixth District Court of New Orleans, in the
above entitled suit, viii proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, at the door Of tho Court House, on
Canal Avenue, between HampsOn and Second
streets in thesity Of Carrol!ton, on SATURDAY
the Sth day of June 1861, at the hour of II
O'clock A. NJ, the following described property
to-wH:
EIGHTEEN CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND
situated in the Town of Kennerville in this Parish
end DESIGNATED by the Numbers twelve, thirteen,
twenty nine, thirty, seventy-two seventy-three,
ninety-eight, ninety nipe, one hundred and sixteen,
one hundred and seventeen, hundred and
forty-two, one hundred and forty-three, hum
dred and siXty-two, hundred and sixty three,
one hundred and eighty nine, one hundred and
ninety, two hundred and nine, and two hundred
and ten, On plan of said Town drawn by w.
Thompson, surveyor Said lots lie together and
extend from Front street to Kenner Avenue and
bounded thc sides by Holiday and Worth
streets; together with all the buildings and i'm
prOvemrntS thereon.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms of salc--Cash the spot.
GUY DREUN, Sheriff
mySts OF the Parish of Jefferson.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-11

10y virtue of writs of ficri facias to me
ID directed by the Hon. the Third Judicial Dis
strict Court of Louisiana, in to" two above
entitled SUITS l will offer for sale at public
auction. at the door Of the Court House,
on Canal Avenue between Hampson and
Second streets, in the City Of Carrollton on
WERN ES u a Y, the 18th day of May, 1861,
atthe hour of II o clock a. NJ, the following des-
crIhed property, towit
l. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND,
together with all the improvements thereon situate
in the Parish of jefferson, in this State, about
seven miles above the city OF New Orleans and
Immediately above the city of Carrollton, being
part of the plantation formerly belonging 10 Mr.
and Mrs l., Forticr, and designated by the Nos
Four and Five. on u plan drawn by 3. BuisSon,
surveyor dated 26th of March, 1854, and deposited
in the Office of A. de Armas notary public. in the
CITY of New Orleans. Said lots measure each one
hundred and eighty feet front on the river Mis-.
sissppi by about depth of about forty arpents
between lines opening in such manner that SAID
lots measure each two hundred and forty feet
on the rear line; said lots adjOiD each other and
are bounded above by lot No. six and below by
lands now or lately belonging to i. Fortier and
the heirs of his deceased wife.
4 CERTAIN TRACT or GROUND.
situated in the Parish of jefferson. in this state,
nm tho left Bank Of the Rver Mississippi. meas
uripr three arpents front on said river by forty
arpcnts in depth and is bounded above by pro-
prrtv Of Isaac T. Preston and below by properly
of Pierre de Buys.
Seized in the above entitled suts.
Terms of Sate.--CHsh on the spot.
GUY DREUN, sheriff
apl3-ts Of the Parish OIL J.neLson
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-11

Gold Chronometer Hunting Cased Watches,
Gold Hunting Cased English Lever do. Jew
olled, Silver Lever and Lebne Watches,
Open Foced do, Hunting Cased do. Dn-
plex, Gents splendid Vest Chains Ladies'
Guard Chains, LADIES' Neck Chains, Gents
Breas, Pins, Every fne,) Splendid Gold Pen
ellis, Fine Mcdaiiions, Gold Regard Rings,
Gold Rings Plain and Engraved, Gold Pen
and Silver Holders, Enameed Leaf Sets,
Bracelets, (newest siyle,) EnamelIed Coral
Sets, Gents Seal Rings, Enamalled Garnet
ssets and the atosl STYLE Of Lndies, Icyn
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-11

WAS committed 20 the Parish Prison 40
w Of the Parish Of JofF"rson, on m" "a
18Th dav of March 1861, the slave hoy n
HENRY. a black feet 3 inches high ~.
saws ne belongs 10 Mr.. Goodberry, parish Of 81.
John IN Bap'is'a.
The owner is requested TO come forward prove
property. nav charges and take him away.
GUY DRETX. sheriff
mhlG OF the Parish of Jefferson.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-11
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS!

We have also on hand the following splen-
did articles which will be sold to the purcha-
sers of our G ODLEN PENS, in like man
ner, for
Two Dnllar& Ea CHI.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-11

Mayor 81 Council of the City of / NO.
Carrollton
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-15
'0alh Carolina observation-disclosures
CoutratfCted.

\ NohtiookS&Su
l~zas.Es-oS, Jan. l4;h.-lt is believed, by
,..a4i Maj. Anderson shot two Dutineers at
f|:Saia;@r last week. There are rumors that
|snI ur"va are IN chains. 1t is also said that
l yscsVe! 70 Charleston, and was returned
lie Authorities. Enquiry shows that this
k5:.s fudge, sEd hat there is no truth in
+ resolution has bee, passed by the Legisla.
/ unanimously, thai any attempt by the
|'-1.i Government. to reinforce Fort Sumter,
b: regarded Us an act q open hostility and
fec't7s:oa Of war. Also. approving the act
/ 'rc"F;nyss Of the military in firing on the
'ai Il lie Vest and promising support to
"1rt!r9r in all measures Of defence. \
was also offered. bat withdrawn, in
l';Hs c! the Governor whv the work on the
ESs'ay, between For; Moul:rie and the main
q, was stopped.
ne Legislature also passed a resolution, TO
- rounds Tor eac!, seeding State.
4 OIL Vas voted down in the House Of Re-
|;*'A'aa'es providing for the punishment Of
0! others circulating incendiary pam
Is newspapers or other matter.
siea'e slGrs Of peace. but it is believed
/ President EuchaHan'S policy will be so
.=i';as that there will lie a chance of war.
'r~ militia: companies are pouring in from
arts Q: Ihe State. The Governor has sent
.,s';: % the House Of Representatives,
ING Us plans f9r guarding the coast, and
""TAe'iIns the purchase Of three steam
~'ts:ieFs; he prefers small iron screw pro.
''>'' d Ugh! draft, each provided with thirty.
F'a"'si; "ae propeller TO De stationed IN
'"''''H %a-raor, one at Beaufort, and n ut
e'7:''%A Also, . iortify all the inlc!s and
.I;"' u H:ei' viii, rcdonb,s and ordnance,
"' ,'* n'a!> TO keep up a constant com
,..'.3l 'c'"eea all points, as protection
- >i'''::! InEasion by lawless bands.
'v%.9r p!ckeni sent an Aid to Fort Sum
~t'G!'cS, with dispatches for Major An
~: 49, .%syl supposed to be in relation
":Is'- mtf'ppyiIg the attention of the
~. :'r': :: Washington. Nothing has trans
s:.:f' The people are quiet. The work
':'F'ss s2es brav,ly on.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-15
= NEW MEDICAL BOOK,

4. NORRIS, 81 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, "a.
Handbook OF Hospital Practice: or, on Introduction I"
The Practical Stu ~ OF Medicine Ia. the Bedside. by
ronert D. Lyons, II. D., &c, &c. 81 10.
rl.Khuds the .:oiy; or, G!lnps.s iu the Orient. by Vim.
Mason Turusr, N. D., OF ps'ersburr, Va. IS 50.
The Chldrel's Picture Book. Illustrated with ~si1ty'one
enrray!oga. BY W. Harvey. I5c.
The Children, Picture Fable Book, containing oac hun
,-.d and sky fables, w.t.. sixty Illustrations BY harri-
Evan harrington; or, He Would DO a Gentleman. BY
Geo.g e Meredith 81. ~ uu auh
In the River. Rainbow and Lucky ssof'es' ~ 'Ae0o
Tom Brown ut Oxford. 4 sequel to school Days at
Rugby" Vol. l. Fl.
1he Conduct Of Life. By K. ". Emerson. 81.
Faithful Forever. ny Coventry Pstmore, author OF 'he
"An7sl. in the House ~.
Poems by Rose Terry. &c. u,,,,-o.
Coins, Medals and Labels, ancient and modern, ni1 H >
ted and described, With q sketch Of tho History OF Eo'ns
and coinage Instructions for youns collectors, taonss .,
couparire rarity, price lists Of English nnd ameriean
coins, METALS. tokens, &C., &c. Edited by W. =; ffpe'
author Of "Boat Lille in Egypt" IA u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-15
r,,.c WASHINGTON City.

4 ,y-xo-oy. jar. l+-In the Senate to-day
~ s.,.: M. President, when the re-
.a.: H.. completed. which the Senate is
!: I, :r.:::". /! vii! show the absence Of the
.ro:1 A.:.nasa., Florida and MisSissip-
- {, S.y !. word why this is 50. These
q s.,- t.krn steps 10 withdraw from the
=, .: siie;. we arc nor so we'll officially
[r.:L, IS 70 justify our filing n formal
NTH the Senate; Dat | think U duty
=: Sia:rs and 10 ourselves, no longer
4 . L, 10 take an active part in the pro.
Is Of tai, BODY, either by speaking or
+ ~ colleague is confined to his room
| .ar:s. vr: | 4tn sure concuTs III what
f. majority CT committee Of ,h,rty.th!ee
| -.ci % JAY al act for the admission Of New
! ~; .,:9. /. bill giving fugitive slaves the
\ ii ;:.Ei uy jury in the State from whence
n. They also propose al amendment
r. Constitution, tina: there shall be no in.
[-.ac: w:ih slavery, except from the slave
K. ard TO make this valid, It must b. con-
ii " is all the States. They submit re.
.a.hS ;:rlaratory OF the obligations Of the
.;s' AMI State Governments to execute the
'',sv dt;:srlte John Brown raids and
.4. .i,v-;y bills.
,rAHtaa,h'' resolutions were made the
u mit: for 10 morrow owe all other spe'
a:-s!.,
ts:-G.a: Hall and Colonel Wayne, o.
- L~-:.fH.. nsve arrived. Tho object o.
,,.i . make arrangements for the
r:oo. y c conflict.
u Gars7nment will not at present reinforce
!; >c..eT. 4 bill was introduced into the
e. sa,lssain: Georgetown, Charleston end
a@s:i, in Soa!h Carolina, as ports Of entry.
,'sly trsva,c!e> from Little Rock, say that
i. A-l>as Senate has rejected the House
N!.i.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-15
ONO Legislature.

Cs' Jan. 1.-THE following resolu-
~ pss>tc b the Legislature on Satur-
'ei' Ina: ~e hail nth joy the firm,
,,S aud disniie! message Of the Presi'
r<.sins the entire power and resources
g.. N's 'ef ibr strict maintenance Of the
>, -"'h and laws Of tn. General Govern
"nosnSoever administered"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-15
MISCELLANEOUS,
SH1 NEGRO NiKING!t SH1
y ~ NEGRO hi!.lNL.i LCOI

lCOI. NEGRO hIElNI:! lCOI
fHlHE subscriber again tenders tS services 10 his irIeiids
l%tichnond, to hire ont Negroes, sell Renl aud Persona! ts-
tate, rent out Houses, and transact any oti!rr business eI.'
bracrd in u G rncral Agency.
Ills long experience In Negro IIiring, added To nr :xrrn'
slft AcHuaintance with the citizens of iiicln1nd ah1 hs
vicinity, he hopez will enable him, Us heretofore, ~ give
entire satisfaction 10 sl who may rntrust their LrEr"s= TO
Ills care.
Every effort will he made 10 procure good hnm"s aud fair
prices. Ample arrangements have been MADE /? have IL:
grnrs cared for I'LL hired out.
lie has practiced medicine for more i!an ~ yeas. AID
VIII continue 10 prescribe In all simple cases, without
charge, lTIclI has been saved by that course the present
year. ana will cndenror to irryrn: MEDICAL bills H. liz as
Possible.
Persons NhO intend 10 patranizc kim will plsasr notify
him OF such Intention Immediately. no. u. LYME.
otSee liz basement Metropolitan Hail.
rranki.n st., Richmond, Va.
ElcnMusD.-Judse }. u. Gregory, Gnldln ( .AppersHC.
Stephen Hunter, SAINT J. Wilson, Wade IS Is unlirii.:, =.
L. Parish.
iIrNRcu-Col 5. HcI,ae, Dr.. J. y. G4rnr,,.
tH.gLrs CRY --Dr. J. L I'0a:e, L. Il. m.uLr:i.
JAMES CI1Y.-JaInrs ii. .iIlre.
S"kroLE-Dr. }. }. ~simpEins.
LoCISL.-JGhn Hunter.
AccuAAc.-Ur. L. =. Browa. william II. T.. Gusts. tieo. :.
Wedgrn.
Ktso WitL!IH.-Ambrn:e Whitley, Dr., |. Edr.,..
ALuEMARLE-E Elder James W. Co.'S, Edcr l.. t.. cc.cG.r.
kING ASD QrEkS.-Wtn. rGulware, l.. Mise. EiL,- Re. \.
Henley, l.. 5. Acree.
Pusr l~soYAL.-Georee Firzhugh, DR.. c. CrquLar:.
Phillip Samuel.
E~sSsx.-EIder p. Ainalry, Edward y. Ware, Muscoc G...
nett, Richard Baylor.
SroTsYLvAsA.- Elder F. Prayer, Thos. Ar.!srson.
nLDgKIcRsurk6.-JAmr Gray, J. T. Brown. A y. Fer.
onrd.
f.rQrisa.-Enos !ord, u. y. Walton. Vim. H. Gaines.
PhrEhsHrhG -Dr. john Dural, C.. 7. dyior, J. Deans.
IOgTSApCTH.-C. &. Robinson, WIN. n. Morris
UEiHGE.-u. 81. bernard.
M1TrHgwa. 7. Brown. dec lS-.Im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-15
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.

As an evidence Of the thrift Of the people, 4. NAY lee
slated that 6U, UU ton, OF freight, including S,uOG. uJu
bushels OF grain and 25u, 900 barrels OF -four, were Gf.
wardei over tie line las. year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-15
SoyrIlIE M4PEc1s Inn 10

: wv VN1. u.
C~oRN-whit= &C mixed So, yellow 65 cen.s.-
CoTToE-l2 cts. rLouE-super SOS to go. Extra
T.3 to 80. Family i.I3 to 9. oATS-eS 10 so cts
NAVAL ST0RES-Rosin, common, per Dbl, si.25 TO 100;
No. | do. o.23; Sp,s: Turpen;iEe, per gGl, IS 10 20; Bright
Tar, per Dbl, l.9U 20 10; Black Tar, 100 TO 200
SrAyES-R. 0. hid, per NJ, 81; W. o. hid, IS; ". o.
pipe, 10 20 71:~. q. heading, 20 to s5; Pipe cul!s, IS to
81; K. O.. HID. cull'. 2n.6r; v. q. do. $500 to 1900: W. 0.
I'll I In q l o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-15

Sin:e 1874 the Company have sold $500, goo acres. They
cell only 10 actual culiva,-r,, and every coa,rac, contains
An agreement 10 cultivate. The road has been constructed
through these lands at sn expense Of 800, oos, GG0. In 1850
the population Of 80 counties through which It passes was
only 2Sj Us, since which 579. a9s have been added; matine
the whole population Sli sol, I gain Of l.3 prr cent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-15
""fih Carolina L.emis.a:ura.

,u,io- dan. l4SThe House passed a TO-
=. REFRESHING the General Government
W. authorities Of each State to leave the
L. ~, ."' 4'senals in statu quo for the present.
IT,, luton was argued in the Senate.
Invention bill was argued in both
oat no vote was taken. Very little
IL, pFs:ails. \ resolution against Co
/ ,,S as postponed till to morrow, when it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-15
ROCK SPRING ACADEMY,

IN 'lhuASlA.
fjNnE exercises of this School will be resumed ca the LIST
a Monday In September next, and continued until the LIST
NJ July, lSbl, with an intcrmission Of two weeks at CLri.l-
mas. Having associated my brother Diggs poynrr. 4 re-
cent graduate OF The Virginia Military Institute, with ne
in The management of the School. | can confidently assure
the public that its advantages will be greatly null pli-d.-
Tie higher Mathematics aud the English branches will re-
criye particular attention, while the classics viii not be
neglected. Practical lcssoGs ~ Surveying, &c, will be Civ.
ell In The field; and no effort will be spared to make the
School worthy Of public confidence and patronage. A
sir Ct. yet kind, discipline will be hrnly enforced. nud the
military feature will be adopted Us far as practical. As 10
the qualifications OF my associate, reitr ~ Col. !. Ii.
smith aud the Faculty generally o! the firglnlh Military
institute. For further particulars apply for Il circular.
TEENs.-ForS Session IL Ten Iuonhs, halt payable lst JAN
ulry:
Classics, d., and higher Mathematics. .............. $50
French extra. -. 4I5
English branches. ...... :3J
Board, Including every lling........ .il.j
u T puYNlE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-15
NOTICE.

~EISoCENT Consumers Of Cos 10 Monroe Ward are
h-r-,,y notified that il they fail TO pay their gas bills
before the the hour OF 5 o'clock, r. N. to-day, ,hry WIN
be dealt with according TO the requirements, Of TIE loAo".
Inc extrac. from the ordinance concerning the Gas Worka
~ an ordinance passed by the Council May OH, l5os,
III; any bill remain unpaid for TIS DAYS next alter
,hut Gu which It Is presented, the Auditor shall noti1y
the Superintendent, who shall stop the gas from being useu
on the premises, in respec. 10 which the default exists,
md If no, paid within FIFTEEN DAYS. ave per cent. will be
added 20 the original amount Of the bill, which shall he
placed in tbs hands ot The City Collector.
T. D. HARRISON, for
Ia, 15-1. NJ. L. ETRATT0S, Auditor.
a Ruy OVNN OATS! ARMY OVER
a COATS !.-DAKRACOTr, HARRIS 4 co. have this
CAV received another 10, Of Array Over Coats, large sizes;
and OF HE best material. Call In time, and procure one,
D~ARtAcOTT HARRIS & CO.,
Ian Is No, liz, Main Street
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BY T%ELEGRAPH
IouN,SD ENQUIRER

,ur ~slcHMHSO sSeCAAH
II K.cnnoSp ENQUIRER!
'' rro,a Warrington cry
4. il; ' "a ,ie District .ri'i'sry1Ao-
5::s:@, . .y D%il"'ed'-N' Hope
sa:.'S..,<a- Tair:y.thr<F' de-
'-''" I'm. l+.-nis reported today
.,'.> s.'>, Bur- Bureau, by reqoss'oF the Pre- 'hs
y'o instituted a" inqu'si''S0 mt" rI.r ,'sS
a.: -. large number OF sOO'he'" ' Ss.ss'
q "A, :, their course in relation n. i" sr,,
=. T. believed ss ,ha, o'he. dsP' ', ,h,t
ls!'?.' the ss'sS the names Of over s'G snS
: :; :y whom we're cx'"' u" RESIGN ic.mor-
a . receive pcEmissi''' 10
,s:.sl today to c I''3sis;
|: ss::.' co! :s:, and a.; Hi L'sa' s' ant will will Be
/ out in a few "1 ;; lfr. Hol;, as Secretary
f. " sn1 t.: 6'ss2. .s,. yu I:s II O ~iIl b.
20 ne >Fnam Chairman o! the committee
LTi.dT 49, su,h 20 IIN.
fa':r s.Snb.itaas characterize "F' "e"'
Ft:a" = no;s..n: diluted.
J spec ;,,..i on The report 0! the eo'n'
!, 1T ii :s:rt,y;sssss ., the ll0u-S'
knt!'six'n W~,Ssra:roS. jan. Il, 1861.
NJ Bier introduced a bill amend,
E':-.,;,i,ion Mr.. Grimes introduced
* or. :: iocuirr in regard 10 MissiSsip.
j. a''G' with the navigation Of the
7:&'S Mr.. Wilson offered a resolu.
F>r ITO the cxpediency oil IN APP
@ ::r :hc Columbia squeduct. Mr..
,,I & resolution inquirlng as to what
"s S.sn oratrcd TO Charleston. The
;,l Vas postponed Mr.. Hunters re-
= "" a. Withdrawing the United States
..S,r he seeding States, was taken up.
81, made a speech in favor Of the with,
=; hi; 70 new points were made. Two
rss:on cnsued on the proposition to
v. rri:,cndcn the floor tomorrow, to the
Ill other business, instead Of Thurs.
r.. proposition was finally withdrawn.
,, Il; ne proceedings were uni,nportant.
Nj. Garnet introduced a join. res.
. >a.;end the execution Of tho Fed.
~. in The seeding States. The rcsolu
:. ;r:terei 10 the committee on the mes
II. ~i!arris. OF Virginia, introduced =
= 20 revive the tariff Of &c, which
..y.rsa 10 .he committee Of Ways and
d; Nj. McKran offered a resolution, look
:. ~ aon.collection of tine revenue in
i%::g!ira. \ resolution WAS adopted in
ne select committee TO report on tina!
he Presidents message recommend
me qneStnns at issue be submitted II
.,..a Mr.. Coleman introduced 3 coer'
a::.on. Mr.. English introduced 4 res
= sra liie view of obtaining III express
: o,.uva on Mr.. Crittendea'S resolution.
.oo Vas taken on either. The bill re-
.,.: he district militia. caused consider.
..,l,ston. The army bill was then taken
v. NcClernard msde an ant~i-sccession
y. Cox said secession was revolu.
.ni ar.a:.d Tor It's join; and instantaneous
.s,;o.i. Mr.. Coywin made a report from
.r2:.:ce OF ,hi,ty.three, which was made
.c.l efl.7 for Monday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-15

AN1gCt Ss;a:fst.;N. This Day, Ct 10 oc!er'
u &!!l b.. sold 81 Ii:e!v Negroes. consisting Of Me-
Roy aua r:rs, aaa Women and Ck!!IscD.
EiCNlNIEN uII.4 co Aucts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-15

BALTIMORE, Jan. l4-Flour dull-Howard
Street SIS so; Ohio and City Mills. S. 75.-
Wheat Grm-Red 81 80 a 81 IS; White 81 40
a 81 65. Corn buoyant-Ycllow G5 a 67.-
Pork irm-Mcss IS; Prime IS to Is H.
Lard IL. Coffee steady, ut 70 l.2a Is. Whis.
key dull, ut 10 / >.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-15

- - N~s<:s20S;S-w. VIII eel Twenty-Five likely NE
% GGOE5 To-Day, Ii; 10 O'Clock.
PCLLIAN 4 CO., Auct'rs,
Odd Fellows Hall.
y. R.-!Iause Servants, Cooks, Washers and Ironers, 10
sll. D.iya.rly. u, d CJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-15

u NEEkOES.-Wc vi. 81! THIS MORNING, q
on O'Clock, thirty lii rly Slaves,
DAVIS, DEGPREE ( CO,
Odd Fellows Hall. corner Mayo and Franklin IS.
Esi NiC.t. 10Y, t..L u = ~. ICI