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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-08
FOR LOCAL PURPOSES
HUNDRED MEN.

HUNDRED MEN,
"'n a'e not capable Of performing service in the
t' yet are able to perform duty in the city
N'." need apply VITO capable OF field service,
AM good re.tr Fences will be required rs to charac.
t'i' apply al Ike Office corner OF Broad ard 9th
f''e', JOHN II. NINDER
''T-fF Briraie er General
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c.

NOR SALE-A very fine dark gray HORSE,
4 six years old works well in sin gle or double
harness. Apply immediately at
LOUIS EUkER & BROS,
oc 7--3t* 2(S Aiaia street.
EEORSES FOR SALE.-Just received. and
1 for sale. a lot of fine Harness, Saddle, and
Draft HORSES-some of them very fine Troop
Horses-which can be seen at Messrs BLAN-
kENSHIP q JOtINSON'S Stables ON Frank
lin. opposite Wall street. oc SITS
II O II SALE-A FINE SADDLE. AND
II HARNESS HORSE The subscribers will
sell young and stylish HORSE, of fine size speed
and endurance, warranted sound lie moves well
under The saddle and in harness is gentle and well
trained. Age, years. Price 500 Apply TO
oc its WATKINS q FICKLEnS.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

n ICE E.
i-Persons who sending clothing and sup
plies 70 troops in the field, are requested to mark
distinctly ON the package with marking ink the
NAME OF the Farty for whoa intended, the REGi
NESr to which lie belongs and the PLACE OF DSs
fINATioN, care of Quartermaster at Rict oud, .c
whom the usual railroad recapt shouI be fer
wagded 10y the shipper
L-Many packages arrive ct the ierots of the
railroads in Rchmoad with paper marks rubbed
off; OK course their destination cannot be known hy
the &utrtcrinaster. Others are iTpcrfectly mara
ed and cannot be Identified
HI-&ll articles deposited at the Quarterngs
ters Office in Richmond for shipment must ne left
there before 3 O'Clock, T. NJ, 10 insure their ship
neDt on that day J. MAURY GARLAND.
ri, .r-ts ~g~ Giant and Ass't q nj
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$500 -
WANTS..

w 1ANTED-Tvvo three BOYS, accustomed
w to working 0n leather, 70 make Sword and
Bayonet Scabharls Apply 70
BOYLE, GAMBLE & CO,
o44 :. J.i toto -rI
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VTAMILY GROCERY.--SAMUEL c. GREEN
n HOW of the late firm of Burton a Green
how, will continue the FAMILY GROCERY bti-
SINESS at the old stand aad will keep constantly
or hand Il good supply of GROCERIES,, WINES.
LIQUORS and TEAS, aud respectfully soliclts the
patronage 80 generously extended to the old firm.
80 Ifs
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EaETNAW vs.

DUNA A w A Y-FIFTY DOLLARS RE
III WARD.-Runaway, on the 5th Of August
my NEGRO WOMAN. named BETTY; about %
wears old, five feet four inches high, black, who
was hired to Joseph Davis Broad street. She
has mark on the face in consequence of mus
tad plaster she had on. which place is darker
She bas children in Cumbf riGnd county, where |
bought her of Mr.. J. NJ Prce. She is probably
in thj city, or has made her way TO Mr. Prieea.' 1
wi! give the above reward, If delivered 20 me here
or If lodged in TAIL in the COUNTY city.
oc 1-~ln* JOSEPH STERN.
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MPORTANT TO OFFICERS AND
/ SOLDIERS.

j. s. ROBERTSON,
Corser Of ouer7,0r ard sraak!5a Str,ets, Riehmon@
Y,rgiafa
Keeps cons;antIy on hand u large and varied as
sortmeut OF choice
FAMILY GROCERIES
FINE LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
imported expressly for this market.
ALSO-1he best OLD RYE WUISkEY, and
APPLE ana PEACH BRANDY-distilled in tie
mountains OF this State.
All LIQUORS and GROCERIES sold by bin are
warranted pure and good, or no sales
F. S.--PGrticular attention paid 70 putting up snc
shipping Goods for Officers and Soldiers, stationed
at and away from Richmond.
COMMISSION BUSINESS
VIII make liberal advances on TO ACCo,
WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN, and all other mino.
products of the conDtry, such rs BACON LARD,
POULTRY, EGGS BUTTER, DRIED FRUTTS-
LEATHER, HIDES, POTATOES. BEANS
PEAS, &c, &e.
sT-Quick sales and prompt returns.
Sc BIN
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-. NM. \. BRAGG, Supt Road.
V'A.e K, +. & J.. X. Il. Co.,
Richmond SEPT. ., 1851. sc @5--ts
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NTANTED-A SUBSTITUTED serve
w in an Artillery Company, now eueamped
at Shields Spring, Camp Dimmock,> west of
Richmond. for which a liberal price will be paid.
oc 7-3t. >. NJ STONE.
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v<HUs. BRANCH S S0Ns',
PETERsBCRG, ri.
Have for sale
50 bbls. Crrsf;ed SUGAR
50 hid. \ NO O. is, rair to clarified
100 boxes SOAP
900 DO. Adau'aatine CA NDLEs.
lt0 do. Tallow> do.
~ kegs BY. Carbonate SODA
l'n bags COFFEE
20 bags PEPPER.
100 bales Gupny CLOTH.
' THos. BRANCH &c SONS,
DC III No Old S.. Petersburg Va
~ BBLS POWDERED SUGAR.
,Oy - hhds. N. o. Sugar. choice quality,
- bbls. y o. MoaSses
40 bbs. Jorrisss Golden Syrup.
80 tserc. choice sugar-cuyed Hams.
5 half chests extra Guppowd-r Tea,
80 htsf chests good Black Tea.
200 bbls n. c. Roe aod Gross IIerrings anil
Shad,
20 half bbls Nos ? and 3 Mackerel,
50 packages French Brandy; Gin' Cherry,
Ginger and Blackberry brandy aud
Wine
; bales Hops: 100 boxes Starch,
ltn bb)s fine Old Wh>key,
2t0 bbls. Refined Sugar.
so boxes ManufsetU tUred Tobacco,
syG boxes Yeast Powders,
l0F} hnS"S Brown, Co!-aiep, and Detefsve
Soap,
100 bbl~. : rtland Syrup and Museovaao Mo-
iasses,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
% cases Matches; Painted and Cet'sr back
cts For sale bv
WN Il. JONES & co.
oe 5--l2t 18th ST., bet Main and Cary.
N o L
jus; received, small supply Of
BLACK PEPPER.
For sale cheap by WE BLAIR g. CO.
&c ST. Cor 9Th and Main sta
II ASSES and
NEW ORLEANS
oc st EDMOND, DAVENPORT q co.
| y ASSORTED LIQUORS.
CIGARS. AND TOBACCO.
have ust received via New Orleaus-
| $4,000 CIGARS.
French BRANDIi,S and WINES.
Also, received from the mountains of Virginia.
| a large suprly of
| Ola WHiSl>EYS and APPLE BRANDIES,
| would call particular attention 10 Army SUIT
| S. GUGGENHEIMER.
lis Franklin St, near Governor,
| oc 3-lui* Richncnd Va.
OEN LBS; FRESH HOPS ,c,n
! cCU 4000 lbs. thin family Mldlmg BACON,
| 900 ics prime country Shoulders and
1 iIsprs BACON,
| hbis. New Orleans SUGAR at
| LEI cents.
IS boxr- Adanantiue Star q A NJ
| DIES,
| & half chests superior Green and
| Black TEA,
! 80 baskets superior CHAMPAGNE
| WINE,
For sale low at retail by
| J. s. ROBERTSON,
| Correr Governor and Franklin streets.
| ALSO, RECEIVING-
| 10 bhs. Country SOAP,
80 firkins Country LARD,
| $50 bbls. Family Extra and SUPP. FLOUR.
- fTiius fresh Mountain BUTIEk.
0c I'm
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u DUNAWAY-s3o REWARD = Runaway
~ from the subscriber near Wilmis gton Va on
the 3Gth Of September last JbtSSE, FLEMING,
and JOHN.
Jesse raised by John Boatwreht deceased,
near Mount Zion Church Buckingham county is
a copper-colore3 mulatto. witt: wcoliv hair good
teeth, and about 40 years Old feet inches high ;
wore good brown wool hat and gray clothes.
Fleming is = years old; about feet high; brown
complexion high forehead; under lip curled had
a variety Of clothing and pair OF boots with IRON
plated heels Both of the above are very smart.
John is II years old full feet high dark brown
complexion; wore sheep gray coat and black
satinet penis. Not very smart. All wore long hair
The above reward will be given for their de-
livery to me. security in Jail that get them
again, $40 for either. &. o. PERKINS.
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Goo REWARD-For the delivery of VIR-
w GINTUS who absconded from the Capt
to House, Main street on Sunday the Sth Sept
He is a black Negro Roy near l9 years old, has
large, long head thick lips under hanging
down He has been seen ut the Old Market house
selling from country cart. The above reward
viii he pail for his apprehension AMI delivery in
Mr. Gradv's jail near Gary street. He may have
gone off with of hnlse regiments Of soldiers
Il. JONES Ag't for
S-GfA Iory;s Trrstea
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M A N + D-TO E1RE-a good COOK,
w WASHER, and IRONbR, for a small faiIi
lg. Apply to
ENDERS, SUTTON & co,
D.. tT.;- s{-
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OLUTiON The films of WILLIAMS
PETERS & CO, OF Richmond. and PE.
lARS WILLIAMS q Co, Of Lynchburg, Va.
are thi, day dissolved. ID. Z. WILLIAMS, at Rich
mord, and 5. Z. PEfERs at Lynchburg, will ACT in
closing up the business Of the respective firms un-
til further notice. u. Il. WILLIAMS,
October l. 1861. s. 7. PETERS
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| WAsHIxaroS CrrY-A tfcp from hc Domc Of
| the CopjsoI.--A correspondent OF n Northern
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7 OST--On Broad or MAN streets, Friday eseu-
1 4 ing, a GOLD BRACELET, with fhree blue
sets. The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving it at the store OF
MRS DAVIS & SISTER,
No. 2Ii Broad st., between ith and 5tb.
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SEARCHING CoFFIYs AND CHURCHEs.-The Bal
timOre Sun con tains the following item in il
al COL
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M - Ts 6i. bzS&t1cQE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-22

On motion, Resolved, That the g.
Jury, be and he is hereby authorised the Police
estimate exhibiting the various items Oke out an
requ red for The Parish Of iberville, fosntItures
year, 1867, and to cause the same 10 DO current
least 20 days before the next meeting ufshsd al
TO hx and decide on the amount OF Parish t.Body,
assessed IN said Parish, IN conformity witto 90
Section OF an Act OF The Legislature, entitled oth
relative to Police Juries," approved March 9tthc'
Then came Allen Juinei, Parish TREASURED
presented his accounts aud vouchers, and the 90
after having been examined by the Committee. "
found just and correct; and that there is in the haL
OF the Treasurer a cash balance of & lg,266-9I l0I
whercupon IL was Resolved, That said Treasurer
account and vouchers be accepted and approved, an
SAID Treasures bond cancelled.
Then the following accounts were allowed, alte
being approved by The Committee, TO wit:
Antoine Blanchard for act of sale. d. ..$l2 30
NJ. j. Snee, fees in criminal matters. ID 80
Theo. Blanchard, Sheriff, to fres &c. ~ IS
J.H. Kills, lees IN criminal matters, 20 -
james u. Barker -.----....--.... IL 30
On motion the Police Jury adjourned until lie -o-
resnlnr ~Inesting, LIST Monday OF 5eprcnbe Z, 1861
p. L. COLLIE,
S. B. ROANE,
AUG. CHRlSTIN,
e. W. KEEP,
B. MARIONNEAUX,
JOHN A. SIGUR,
J. A. DARDENNE, Prest.
Attest. Ii. RuLs, Clerk Police Jury.
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On motion, Resolved, That the present Board
Of Examiners OF Public schools be composed OF
Messrs. " J. Dupuy, Samuel Matthews and Jos.
H. Balch. for the right bank of the Mississippi
river; and Messrs. J. Trasimond Dupuy, H. s.
Browne and w. r. Boote, for the left bank Of
the Mississippi, to serve for one year from the
date hereof. b
The Report of P. +. Collie, one Of the Com
missioners OF the Island Cut.of Road, was pre-.
senied, read and laid over until next meeting.
The petition OF the inhabitants Of Marangouin
and Point Coupe, praying for relief, was reject
ed.
On motion. Resolved, That the parish Recor-
der be ordered to annul and cancel the bond fur
hisbed BY q. 5 Rousseau. late parish Treasurer,
as keeper OF the parish School Fund for the year
ending June 2Sth, 1859; and further, that a copy
OF this Resolution be furnished 10 said Recorder.
Resolved, That from and after this date the
salary of the parish Constable be one hundred
and fifty dollars per annum; and furt her Resolved,
that E-A. Marionneaux, the present parish Con-
stable. be entitled 10 have aud receive rhe sum
Of fifty dollars, extra compensation, for work
done and services rendered during the past year
said sum 10 be paid upon the warrant Of the
President of the Police Jury.
Resolved, That in consequence of a portion Of
the Crosse Tete Road being under water, there
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POLICE JURY,
Parish Of IbCrville,

On Monday the Sd June, 1861, at a regular
meeting of the Police Jury of the Parish OF ID
erviIle, the following members were present. 10
wit:
J. ADOLPIlE SIGUR, Member Of lh Hard.
AUGUSTA CHRISTIN, "4M q"
p. I. COLLIE, 4" 18th 4"
G.. W. KEEP, III
The Folice Jury was called 10 order by J. H.
Rills, the Clerk.
Then came Mr.. BELF0RT MARIONNEAUX.
member elect from the I'd Ward
Mr.. JOHN A. DARDENNE, member eject
from the Sd Ward. and
Mr.. 5. B. ROANE, member elect from the
9th Ward
Who presented their certificates of election.
and took their seats, alter having taken the
oath required by the Government of the COME
derate States OF America, and OF this State, the
members held over were also sworn accordingly.
Then the Police Jury proceeded 10 the election
of a President to- one year from the date here
of: aud Mr.. John A. Dardenne having been pro-
posed was unanimously elected President Tor one
year from the date hereof.
On motion, The Police Jury proceeded TO the
election Of a Police Jury Constable Tor one year
from the date hereof, and Mr.. Ernest Marion
neaux was unanimously elected.
Mr.. Allen Jumel, Parish Treasurer, was una
nimously reelected foi one year iIom the date
hereof.
Then the Police Jury proceeded to the cleo
ton OF a Parish Attorney Tor one year nom the
date hereof.
Mr.. Cole put in nomination the name Of John
MaTcot.
Mr.. Keep put in nomination the name OF Benz.
Deblieux-and the votes having been taken, re-
suited as follows:
For Mr.. Deblieux, 4 votes.
Messrs. Cole and Christin voted Tor Mr.. Mar
cot. 2 votes.
Mr.. Deblieux having received a majority of
the votes, va, declared duly elected Parish At
torney.
Then the Police Jury proceeded to the ap-
poinIment of Road and Levee Inspectors for on.
year from date, and the following persons were
duly appointed, To wit:
LIST Road and Leye e District, Theodore Sigur.
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Loss OF THE BIG GUN.-The sinking of
the big gun Union" at Baltimue last
week, has caused much regret-"ovcr
the left" This gun was intendd for
Fortress Monroe, where it was te have
been placed in a position whichwould
have commanded Sewelps Poit Bat.
terry. 1t weighs 60, 900 pound, and
carries a 400-pound ball, and vii reach
with deadly effect, a distance 0 nine
miles. 1t was lost in removingi from
the wharf to a steamer, and issaid to
have sunk in six feet-water, With six
feet of soft mud below that. Sch an
immense bulk of avoirdupoialas pro-
badly gone downto a distance hat will
defy all efforts to reclaim it. will be
remembered that two enormos Column
biads, intended for Fort McIIery, were
effectually spiked in Baltimre week
before last. 1t is now hintedhat some
rascally secessionists, who we're en-
ployed to place the monstc gun on
board, purposely let her sill into the
depths below. II matters but little,
however.-Peerbnrg Erpres.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-22

&c CoUGHs. The sudden changes of our eli
mate, are sources OF Pulmonary, Bronchial, and
AsthinaticA Affections. Experience having proved
that simple remedies often act speedily and Ger
tainly when taken in the Early stages Of the dis
ease, recourse should at once be had TO "BRowN' s
BRONCHIAL TROcHEs,n or Lozenges. let the Cold,
Cough, or Irritation OF the Throat be ever so
slight, as by this precaution a more serious at
tack may be effectually warded off. Public
Speakers and Singers vii find them ~efleciual
for clearing and Strengthening the voice. See
advertisement
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-22

An ARKANSAS HERoNE.-The Poca-
hontas (Ark.) Advertiser, of the 3lst
ult., has the following
Miss Williams, a daughter of Isaac
Williams living in Black River swamp,
about seven miles from this place, heard
the report of the approach of troops to
this place on Sunday evening. Her
father VAS not at home, but she immc-
diately caught a horse, and was soon
off in search of him. She found him at
a neighbours house and told him to hur-
~ on home and get his gun and come
here and help to drive back the enemy.
She then returned home, got down her
fathers rifle, moulded his lead all into
bullets, took the gun, powder and bull
lets, and hid them under the house, and
again got upon the horse and rode to
several houses and spread the alarm,
returned home in time to give the old
man his gun and ammunition, and start
ed him with a crowd Of ten men, whom
she had collected for the scene Of ac-
ton. All this was accomplished in less
than two hours.
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THE BRITISH NAVAL FORCE on THE
AMERICAN SrArI0S. - The Manchester
Guardian, of the 22d ult., has he fol-
lowing (:
Although We have a considerable ma
val force on the North Amerion and
West India station, it is clear in the
face of the war between the NGthern
and Southern States, that our Govern
ment cannot too soon reinforc the
squadron. We have at ~presentin the
American waters, two 90-gun shiF, two
vessels carrying 81 guns, and one car
rying III guns (; with fourteen OILERS of
smaller size. The total number OF guns
is 339, and the number of men4I96.
The 4O-gun frigate Mersey let last
week to join the squadron theChal-
lenger, %, the Rinaldo, II, and tie Dri-
yer, 6, are being speedily equipped for
the same destination !; while tir Ari-
adne, &c, has been ordered HON from
the Mediterranean to reft, preparatory
to being sent out to assist in tie pro-
lection of British interests.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-22

s"Ist as SHERITF'S OfFICE,1 f-
Parish Of Ib-rville, May 2a,l86l.
A Ii persons who have not yet paid their
IA State and Parish Taxes, are hereby notified
to make payment Of the same TO me, al my Office,
or TO my Dep;y, I. T.. Grace, in his rounds in the
Parish, between this and the First Of July
next, otherwise legal measures will positively
AIlper-ons requigas Lcences-Sisie or Par
eh-will certainly be denounced TO the proper
authorities unless they at once provide them.
selves with the same. Ant ItE
No further indulgence need be expected, as
none can or will be given.
THEO. BLANCHARD,
myoJl ef4t& &C. - Sheriff.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-22


Success a MATTER OF WILL-Success
has no more ecccntricity, than the
gingham and muslin we weave in our
mills. | know no more affecting lesson
to IL busy, plotting New England
brains, thanto 20 into one Of the fac
tories with which we have lined all
the w~ater-courses in the States. \
man hardly knows how much he is a
machine until he begins to make tele-
graph, loom, press, and locomotive, in
his wi image.-But in these, he is
forced to leave ont his follies and hin
ORANGES, so that when we go to the mill
the machine is more moral than we.
Let a man dare go to a loom, and see
if he be equal to it. Let machine con-
front machine, and see how they come
out. The wOrld-mill is more complex
than the calico-mill, and the architect
stopped less. In the gingham-mill, Il
broken thread or IA shred Spoils the web
through a piece Of a hundred yards,
and is traced back to the girl that
o it, and lessons her wages. The
stock holder, ON being shown this, rubs
his hands with delight. Are you so
cunning, Mr.. Prof,loss, and do you ex-
pect to swindle your master and en-
ployer, in the web you weave? \ day
is a more magnificent cloth than any
muslin, the mechanism that makes it is
infinitely cunningcr, and you shall not
conceal the slcezy, fraudulent, rotten
hours you have slipped into the piece,
nor fear that any honest thread, or
straighter steel, or more inflexible shaft
swill not testify in the web.-Emerson.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-22
N o G f

MR.. H. kelvin & RIyETTE, you are
ll hereby notified to clean your Levee and re-
pair your road, according, 10 the requirements OF
the law. The same to he completed by the LIST
OF August, 1861, by order Of the Commissary OF
the 22nd Road and Levee District, Parish OF
lberville, Stale of Louisiana.
Given this IL day OF June, 1861.
WIN. KUSSMAN,
Road and Lecee Inspector.
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ST Road and Levee District,

~
l4lh Road District, r. A. Hudson;
18th Road and Leyee District, n. KIeinpeter;
10th David Flynn;
18th Road District, Jean Pardo:
18Th Road and Levee District, VIM. Thompson;
l9ih " Theodule Tuilier:
goth " John 5. Whitney:
2lst Road District, f. A. Ellis;
22d Road and Levee District, VIM. Cushman.
Then the Police Jury proceeded TO appoint
Commissioners OF Election TO serve for one year
from the date hereof. aud The following persons
were appointed, to wit:
First Precinct, al the Buena Vista Hotel. Bay
on Goula-Nathaniel Chopper, Ernest Comeaux
and Austin Hunt.
Second Precinct. Court House, Plaquemine-
Paul Deblieux. Edward Savory and Homer Ma
rionneaux.
Third Precinct, House of Michael Schlaire-
Alfred Greaud, Silvert Marionneaux aud Michel
Hebert.
Fourth Precinct, store of BisseTl & Schlatre,
Indian Village-Uscar Dupuy, Aubry Nereaux
and Amilka Dupuy.
Filth Precinct, house of Pierre Richard. Oaks
Samuel Courier, ULCER Leblanc and HeniyS.
Browne.
Sixth Precinct. house of Rdonard Dupuv, Isl.
and-Victor Blanchard, Jules Bonecaz and Ed
gar Dupuy.
Seventh Precinct, Ives Mill, Bayou Sorrei-
Lucien Leblanc, James Clark and Geo. Mitch
eltree. .......
Eighth Precinct, house of Keep & Schlatre,
Gsosse Tete-Adolphe Dupuy, Adolphe Grass
and VIM. Briggs.
Tho Police Jury then appointed Commission
ers Of Patrol, 10 serve Tor one year from this
date; TO wit:
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-22
TO H

HAVING made arrangements with the School
IL Directors of the Fourth School District Of
this Parish, for the purpose Of teaching a Public
School for the young ladies' in said District, I
hereby give notice TO the Parents that the same
will be opened on
On Monday, June nth.
junl5 WIDOW p. JUMEI- ~
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-22
DIED.

Died on the 10Th inst, ASroSIA STARK, onlv
daughter ofJoBs N. STARK, and CELASIE DERoUs.
SILL, aged l year and g months.
MorIs lie l9, ASToSIa STARK, file unique ct JONI
N. STARK, le CELANIE, DERoussELL.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-22

MR.. S. HYAMS, you are hereby notified to
lNl clean your Levee and repair you road, &C
cording to the requirements OF the law. The same
TO be completed by the LIST of August, 1851, by
order of the Commissary of the 22nd Road and
Lcvee District, OF the Parish Of lberviile, State
OF Louisiana. Given this 18th day OF June, 1861 I,
WIN. KUSSMAN,
Road and Leree Inspector.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-22

The GRAIN CRoP.-The Itell;gencer
says that wheat is being dered at 80
cents per bushcl at Austin There are
three fine steam mills in theounty, and
it is believed that flour will be sold at
from 50 to So per hundred, nd perhaps
less. The LaGrange Tru Issue says
that corn is selling on Caey at 20 cts.
per bushel, and that it is believed that
enough corn and small grin would be
grown this year in Texas , do the State
three years. A large nmber of new
settlers will be necessar to consume
the SUPPLIES Gaireston Griliam.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-22
Road and Leree Inspector.

MR.. J. BAKER, you are hereby notified to
wi clean your Levee and repair you road ae-
cordins TO the requirements of the law. The
same 10 be completed by the first of August, 1861,
by order of the Commissary Of the 22Dd Road
and Levee District, OF the Parish Of Iberville,
State OF Louisiana. Given this 18th day OF
June, lo6l. WIN. KUSSMAN,
Road and Leree Inspector.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-22
NOTICE

A Ii person indebted 10 the Clerks Office of
n this Parish for fees, who will not settle their
bills on demand, are hereby notified that writs
of Teri facias will issue against them or their Sc
curities al once. 40
jeS N. a. ESTEVAN, Clerk.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-06-22

MR.. ]. ". AUSTIN, you are hereby notified
ll to clean your Levee and repair your road,
according to the requirements OF the Law The
same to be completed by the LIST Of August, 1861,
by order OF the Commissary Of the 22nd Road
and Levee District, Of the Parish of IberviIle,
State Of Louisiana. Given this 18th day Of June,
1861. WIN. KUSSMAN,
Road and Leuee Inspector.