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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-16
CARRoLLTON OFFICERS.

Council Hall, Dublin, BIT. Hanpson and Second SIS
.Moyor-A. S. Ferth.
C0ancilmen-Charles Engleman, f. Fischer
George Herre, William Afstyo,
+. Schiller, Charles F. ZesleE
John Davenport and p. Stoulg.
Finance Commttter - -, George HerrIe, +;
SchuIer, Charles Engleman and
c. F. Zeller.
Streets and Landings - William Mayo,
Fischer, and John Davenport.
Secretary and Comptroller--C. c. Porter.
Treasurer and Observation-Disclosures Kern.
Surpeyor--W. II. Williams.
Attor1eg-Robert L. Preston.
Comm iSsary and SeTton--Henry Deibel.
Prnter--M. G. paws.
Principal Assessor--C. c. Porter.
ASSISTANT AsseSsorS--P. Trahant and
Francois Babin.
SCHOOL BOARD.
w. Fl. Williams. PeSideat-M essrs. D..
M. Holingswortl, DR.. Thomas Campbell, A.
5. Ferth, J. J. Herrle, c. c. Porter and
John Davenport.
SscretaTy-C. C. Borter.
TEACHERS.
Central School--J. r. Hutchis in
cipal Male Department
Miss Leanora B. Jones, Principal Female
Depdituieu
Jefferson SchooI--Mr IT. Preston, Principal.
Miss M. D. Woods, First Assistant.
Miss o. c. Campbell, Second Assistant
Washington SchooL--Miss NJ. E. Mcstay
Principal.
Mrs. F. ]. Ives, First Assistant.
Miss G.. B. Robinson, Second Assistant.
Justice of the PeGce--John D. Hamper.
| Constdble-Stepben kerner.
JEFFERSON CITY OFFICERS.
Nayor-lo Ohm T. Michel.
| nciimen-First Ward, r. G. Noel.
T.. Laudw,.
Second Ward, w. &. Cutler.
| ]. G. Davenport.
Third Ward, ?. r. Walden
P. F. Davis.
Fourth Ward, Jules Dolhonde.
j. Gidierc.
Fifth Ward, Thos. s. Elder.
Secrcfary and Comp troHer-E. w. Grinage.
| Treasurer-FeIiz haErous.
Commrssary--E. r. ChevaIley.
Prinfer--James g. Henry.
Surreyor-Wn. II. Williams.
Carrollton Mail.
Arrives daily at haIf.past III A. NJ; tnt
leaves Or New Orleans at II N, daily.
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Notarial Notice.

THE undersigned respectfully informs his
L frieudo and the public, that he has been
ro-appointed NOTARY PUBLIC, IN and
for the Parish of Jefferson, by His Excellency
Governor T. O. Moore; that his office is a.
the Council Hall, in Carrolton, and that all
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list Of Goods included in the Distribution.

Pianos; Gold Hunting Cased Watches
Gold Watches; Ladies' Silver watches; Guard,
Vest and Chatelain Chains; Cameo Brooches;
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PARISH DIRECTORY.
PARISH OFFICERS.

VICTOR BuRruE-Judge Of the Third Judicia
District Court. CITY of
'Carrollton-
DISTRICT A rroRNny---Robeft l.. Preston.
huy Iern,s--First Monday in January and
probate Terms-Fisst Monday in March,
April and November and on
the Third Monday in Februa-
ny and October
Clerk-Edward Buisson.
Deputy Clerk-E. Rigaud.
Sherif-Guy Dreux.
G. Dreux and S. N. Canon.
parish Re,order-E Commagere.
NotarY PubIic-C. &C. Porter.
Deputu Recorder-E. Alceneaux.
Assessor-Ju.es Michel.
Corones-Dsniel Young.
Inspector of Weights and Measures ~
n. Deninger.
Joint Committee.
CarroNton-George Herle.
Right Bank-B.st. Mesme Lebreton.
Left Ba,1k--R. L. Preston.
Jefferson City-Walden.
Police Jury---Rlght Bank
President Fergus Gardere,
Secretarv-W. g. Toledano. ess
ITeasurer--L. Delery. =
Second Ward-J. B. JaQnin.
Third ward--Fergus Sasxe.
| Fourth Ward--C MsIf.
Fifth W ard-B. st4h1 q sSon,
| Sixth Ward-Thomss s8ul,
Seventh District w b. & 4,
| Chcniene- III
| Police Jury---Leff1an
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-08
Four Day, Later from Eurspe.

PORTLAND, April S.-The steamship Canadian
from Liverpool on the 2eth, via Londonderry on
the 18th, has arrived here
The ship Middesex, from Liverpool. bound 10
New York, was abandoned at sea when the water
was up TO her main deck. All but one Of her six
boats Were lost In launching. The one saved
lst ID and Sd mates the boatswain, carpenter
five men and four passengers. They were ex-
posed five days at sea, and two OF the passengers
died on landing. The ship was insured in Liv-
erpOol.
Parliament had adjourned until the sth April
The strike Of the London Building Trades had
assumed serious proportions.
The turnouts among the Lancashire weavers
were increasing and some rioting was feared
Napoleon received the address from the Corps
Legislatif on the I'D. In returning thanks he
said, that notwithstanding the warmth Of the
debate, he by no means regretted to see such dis
cussion, but hoped the Government and the Legis-
lature would mutually aid each other
The American Secretary OF Legation, Hensken
was reported to have been murdered at Jeddo
The English and French Ministers had retired
there
The Edinburgh sailed on her regular day, with
f1OO, 900 in specie.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, March 2S.-Sales of cotton for Ave
days (Mondav being a holiday 90 900 bales in
Guiding Il 800 TO spectators and IS 900 10 por
ers. The market opened active, and the AmerI-
can news caused an advance Of =; but subse-
quently the market closed quiet and quotation
were barely maintained. Tie estimated sales on
Friday Were about 5000 bales closing quiet
Stock in port 10000 bales, including 30 900
American.
Breadstuffs dull. Wheat quiet and
steady. Corn quiet mixed BIS
Provisions quiet but dull.
General Produce.-Sugar firm. Rice firm and
Sd add higher: Rosin firm, and common higher
closing at is sd ais Sd. Spirits turpenine dull al
30s Cd .a3ls.
COnsol OIL a9lR
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Southern Sediment upon the Pending Naval
and Military Demonstration.

RICHMOND, April 6.-Outside the Convention.
the news of last night and to-day produced no
great sensation. The people are prepared to ex-
pect anything, but believe If blow be struck at
any State or port, that thousands Of Union men
will go for immediate secession.
PETERSBURG, April 6-The excitement here is
very great, and the "war" tidings are discussed
at every corner. The people say, "Let il come -
The indignation at the course Of the Convention
10 at high pitch. All say Virginia must secede
NORFOLK, April 6.-Great interest is felt here,
coupled with an unfavorable fesling towards the
know the worst
GoLDsBoRoUGH, N. c., April 6-The news Of
Quitting the feet and army at the North is very
exciting, and the community wish 10 hear of an
attack on Fort Sumter The military are ready
TO assist the Southern Confederacy.
WILMINGTON, y. c., April 6.-The news has
had but little effect, and caused no excitement
here as vet.
AUGUSTA, April 6.-But little reliance is placed
In the dispatches received here from the North
respecting warike preparations, but IL is uni
versally conceded that all would prefer such a
policy to the present state Of suspense
CHARLEsToN, April 6.-We are by no means
disappointed at the news, and are now ready 10
receive our enemies, come as they NAV. Affairs,
however, are eliminating. All points here have
been strengthened. and we are now ready for any
emergency. The ball will probably soon open
Ii the authorities do not soon act the people may
take the matter in their own hands
MONTGOMERY, April 6.-The people here are
pleased with the prospect Of brush but are afraid
President Lincoln will evade a conflict The
firing Into the schooner at Charleston briehtens
all faces.
NEW ORLEANS, April The news from Wash.
ington and New York produced an unwonted
excitement. The report that war vessels are to
visit the mouth Of the Mississippi aroused the
whole CITY
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Military Moyements.

NEW YORK, April 7.-Major Holmes, Com
mander Of the United States forces at this station
has resigned. IA later dispatch contradicts this
rumor
Major Johnson Is also said 10 have resigned
Captain Barry's battery is on board the steamer
Atlantic.
The steam frigate Powhatan was ordered TO
stop at Fort Hamilton for troops.
Captain Meigs and company Of carpenters and
mechanics from Washington left yesterday Tor
parts unknown.
Large gangs Of men are at work on the w abash,
Roanoke and Perry.
A number of long clinkerbuilt boats were put
on board the Atlantic.
The steamer Powhatsn crossed the bar, bound
out, at six O'Clock last evening.
The steamer Atlantic had not sailed up to a late
hour last night
The steamer Illinois had steam on last night,
and II was reported would leave with stores du
ring the night.
The steamer Nashville, which was to have
sailed for Charleston yesterday has been detained
till the 9Th
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Important from Charleston

CHARLESTON, April 5.-A terrible moment ID
evidently at hand. The news from Washington
and New York tonight corroborate the general
Impression that within twenty-four hours wal
will be upon us.
Every man has been ordered on duty, and the
utmost activity prevails. The State is prepared
for any emergency.
The highest officials say the present state OF
things cannot last but a short time longer
The excitement throughout is intense, and every
thing wears war-like aspect.
CHARLESTON, April Gov Pickens has lust
returned, In company with his principal officers,
from visit OF inspection to the different military
pest around the harbor. They report all ready.
CHARLESTON, April 7.-Gen. Beauregard this
morning issued an order and sent IL by special
messenger to Major Anderson, at Fort Sumter
giving him official notification that all Official in
tercourse between Fort Sumter and the city, both
as to mail facilities and supplies, would be pro-
hibited from that date
All the posts in the harbor have been strength
ened, and two additional regiments from the in
terror are hourly expected.
The soldiers Of the Confederacy are much enll-
vened at the prospect Of some decisiye course Of
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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence of TIE Star.

correspondence 81 lNc CtdT.
GEoRsErowN, April s, 1861
In the Board of Common Council, on Friday
evening last, messages Of the Mayor, submitting
sundry proposals for the repair OF the market
house. and enclosing thu account Of Walter
Cooley for ice" were referred, as Were also &C.
counts of ''Jos w. Marll for repairs 10 the public
pumps" own. n. Fletcher for guttering on
Bell street, T" and "Dr J ;. Lauck for vaccinating
the poor"
On motion of Mr. Libbey, the committee on
grievances was discharged from further consider
alton Of .'the memorial Of w. q Busey, on the
subject Of a nuisance" and Mr.. Newman sub
mitted, as a counter report from said committee
"a resolution 10 abate a nuisance" which, on
motion of Mr. Tenney. was laid on the table
On motion of Mr. Marbury, the committee on
streets was discharged from further consideration
OF the memorial OF Cook O'Day, which was
recommitted 10 them at the last %. citing with
Instructions. THE committed reported a state
ment from TIE present Tax Collector Of the bal
ances OF tax due for the repair Of High street. and
the reasons why the collection Of the same had
been delayed
On motion OF Mr. Libbey. the grievance cons
mittee was discharged from further consideration
of the memorial OF David " andling, asking in
demnity for the loss Of a watch.
The market house ordinance, after being dis
| cussed and amended. was, motion Of Mr.
Bangs, recommitted TO the committee on the mar
keth house
Tie resolution in favor Of p. T. Berry wa, re-
jected.
The resolution in relation to hucksters was
| passed
The resolution providing for flag foOtway near
Oak Hill Cemetery, and the resolution in favor
OF certain persons therein named. passed both
boards
Tie resolution authorizing the repair Of the
canal bridge east OF the market-house being under
consideration, Mr.. Marbury offered d substitute
providing for new bridge at that point, pend
/ ing consideration OF which. the board adjourned
The Young Catholics Friend Society, at meet
| ing Yesterday, elected Mr.. VIM Peters President,
| In place OF Mr.. Samuel Rainey, deceased, and
elected Mr.. TOlman Poe Vice President
The Scott Rifles at their last business meeting
elected first lieutenant Somerset Burrough BIS as
captain, in place of Capt. J. Owens Berry, re-
| signed, and Mr. William w. winship date a
private in the Potomac Light Infantry) "a first
lieutenant, in place OF Burroughs, promoted
The attention Of commissioned officers In the
Eighth Regiment Of District Of Columbia Militia
is directed 10 the general orders published in the
GEORGETOWN advertising column.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
The Municipal Election a, Psrt.mouth.
TEL e G. B A PHO.

PoRTsMourH, Va, April o. Editor ofGAs STAY:
Election to-dsy; whole number Of votes si7 L lion
majority 2c6.
NOTE According TO the Norfolk and Ports
mouth papers, some four hundred mechanics and
laoorins men failed to vote, because they could
not spare the money with which to make the ne
ces'ary payment of their taxes due. Mr. Grice,
the defeated incumbent, is the NEST popular man
In the community, and was so signally beaten
only because be had become a disunionIst An
effort has been made to instruct Mr. Holiday, the
delegate from Portsmouth to the Virginia Con-
vention, to go for disunion, and be has been
abused roundly for declining to recognize the in.
struetons sought to be imposed on him This
election shows what such % instructions" as are
being poured into Richmond are really worth
despatch published yesterday morning from
that quarter, by the Sunday ChronieI, OF this city,
represented everybody thereabouts as being for
the Immediate secession Of Virginia. Our cotem-
porary's Norfolk correspondent Ia, thus evidently
deceived hind. Star