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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-03-07
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The undersigned would respectfully call Il,
vt r,tinn Of the Public TO tl.eir large assert
meut &c DOORS. ELLNY)S, SASH, moor
FIR d.WES. HINDOH' FRAMES. HASH
boards CASiNGS, MOiIDINGS. NAN
TIES, ami every description al House Build
Ing materials. which they have constantly on
hau !! and " iich they Can furnish at til. short
est n"tiCe.
They arc alsn prepared % furnish Mt the
shortest notice FRAME WORK t"r
Country Houses C'ttases. ar'I suburban
Re>i,., noes, according I" any plan or design.
all ready fitted 10 he pat up Oh their pr"p,r-
ed sites.
Farmers and others &c Sirous Of building
in the country, would titni i, t. their advantage
oy giving lis a call before purchasing else
where as we are fully rre!,aa"d II execute
work on the mos; reasonable terms And the
advantages. which We offer in preparing all
the materials that may he necessary in con-
struc,ilg house. will lie found to save the
Builder 4 great deal Of vexa,ious delay and
expense.
NSF All orders left at their Office CT adj
dressed TO them by mail will meet with
promp and satisfactory attention.
MAUGlII.IN & JOHNSON,
Steam Planning MN and Sash Factory.
Fast Falls Avenue, near Pratt Street Bridge
Warehouse No 55, Pratt street
N>xt ,!n.r t" P-!t: & Mitchell. Bait Md
April 10Th, lstO-lv.
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FIRE
IN SU Il \ nee

INSURANCE hi Il! ;!!1e.;2; iptions If C"rn
4 Property can be e:cttsI III airy i: Ia
'ayin. Firss-Ciaxs Companies, wit
aut the delay of consulting the home III
upon application IL the undersigned,
JOHN \. CAVALIER,
Leonard 7o,rn, "
March 10th. ls59-ly.
Companies Capital and surpl.
4cnri,y Insurance Co.. of \. York, $2.7.oh'
rhcnix, . 2H2h2
Rnsolute :. 247 900
New World &" '' .45 Gu,
Nuptauk &" ~ 200 OCT
Charter Oak nf Hartford, Connecticut ZAP 900
Insurance Co.. ri tho Valley OF Va, AL 900
Alhemarl" Of Virginia, 200,0""
Iyncl,luru 300, Gee
Northern A.suranc Co. f.. Lon'fan. 2.l9till
MARINE DErARTMENT.
Mercantile Mutual Of New York, l.9l4.IIA
Lynci,burg OF Virginia 300 OGu
Charter Oak Of Hartford, Connecticut. $4,000;
Beg The above Companies are ali liceRs {:
by the Comptroller.
Thomas ID. johnson is Agent Fr
the State Of Maryland, No. 70, Second stree.
Baltimore.
s4~ Lnsses promptly adjusted and paid.
March 10th, ls5?--1y.
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CHAIR AND FURNITURE
ESTABLISHMENT.

w T.. ANDERSON, Mas. 10 & II
W .iecond Street befween Fretl.fich Street
"nd .i.urah .NtnArt 81 ace. Bni,'n"re.
ila'ing the largest Ware rooms and best
assortment oi Cabinet Furniture IN the city,
= prepared 10 $tliev,ry article N his Inc upon
I've nl,.t liberia and accommodating terms.
Having had long experience ~ this line OF
business. b., ffaucrS hilaseI that he can COM
pete, as TO excelcuce Of m.s,erral. beauty OF
Workmanship amt rarre ui prices. " III any
establishment a III. sort IN thus or any other
city. lis general sock embraces tell and
ronpieic assortment 81 PGrlGg ctaiis Snfds
Rocking CIcTs, SprinG lounges, Cr".'sr
!Snifs. EHr room, rfcc and Dining Ctmrs,
French 1cte a-IeteS. Se'te"~ Arm Chairs
Nuihases. Loo.irq Glasses. dc. OF every va
rety and Description, lie has also on hand
BedSteads Of ms own Manufacture, which
can be put VI anu taken down II rwo NM
utes Prisons from ST. Aiarv's. wishing TO
purchase Furniture. are requested 10 cali and
examine his Stock before buying rIsf VI i.ere
5. sure TO find the right place Ncs. 10 s ~
Second s;'r-et-War' or-e With. 80 Tee
front and s large Folding doors.
August lIh 1s55-ly.
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DERSONS LavingSERvANTSF FOR SALE
i would do well to call oa the subscriber
before dispo4iug Of them elsewhere. An ooss-
indications " i'll be promptly attended ". Adj
dress,
w.. IA. FEEDER, IT
O1APTyco, d.
Nd. j
Aux 2ud. ls6o-tf
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500 REV ARD.

. An away from Rcscrreft, the residence .
IL William +. Hardy. in ST. LIMOGES dis
trct, on Tuesday, Ike I5;h ..z::-.:t, negro $3.50.
DAVID Villains, aged ab"u: "a years. David
about feet, s rr inches high. He had or ,
when he LEI! The Farm, 4 pair "t whi!e dla,
cio,i. ?antaioons, ark ren Jacket ant a white
cloth hat. He sock with iln, also, a Sunday
SUI OF black clothes and :. black hat David %
d fast ,alker and very quick Ia his movements.
He was purchased of barton DuvaIl, et AnEs
Arundel county. Md.
| will give the above reward, f ne is taken
OUTSIDE o. 81. ttaryS county, and ssh. &c lie IL
TAKE .. IN the c.Iuntv-nrovteL he Is 80 sec.Ired
that gel him again.
JOHN NJ. MlLLiRH
for
WILLIAM F. HARDY
Leonard Town, Md
New. oath, 1858
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LII MBER
SHINGLES! 4

Flooring. &C.
WE invite the attention al ous friends and
W co,.suncrs, generally, in st. Marys and
adjoining Counties to our extensive assortment
of seasoned BUILDING MATERIALS.
All parties contemplating the erection OF
Dwellings, Barnes, Sc. will find it greatly 10
their advantage to give us a call. as we can
sell at lowest rates for cash OF Negotiable pa
per
Doors, Frames, Sash, &c, furnished al
Nj! prices.
Orders filled for Bricks, Lime, Hair Nails,
&c.
y" Wharfage charged on Vessels receiving
I.un!ir fir IN our Yard
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN, & Co,
West side Union DOCK
Norfolk Boat Wharf
Marcel ast' lsG0-tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-03-07

THRESHING MACHINES.

I have for sale the Potion Triple Geared
Horse Pocer and w. w. Dingee & Co.'S
I,ox Thrssher, ssh Rerolring Strap Carrie
The machine is warranted to render satisfac-
,inn tn al purchasers. The price Of hnr.e
power. 30 inch Thresher and Straw Carrier
delivered at any wharf il ST. Marys county,
is Sis5.
Farmers are invited to call at my Store in
Leonard Town aud examine this Thresher
T.. LEO. SPALDING.
June 2sth, ls60-tf.
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VOLUNTEERS WANTED.

RITIZENS of this county who may BE-
- DESTROYS Of uniting IL the formation Of q
CAVALRY COMPANY are requested Ia
leave their Earncs at the Store ot Messrs
SiMns i. Maddox in this village.
January Srd, lSGl-tf.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS

TNHE undersigned has just returned from tho
l. City with the largest, ana best selected stock
OF FALL and WH.itER GOODS ever offered
to the citizens OF St. Mary s County, consisting,
N part, of vefy su! error quality of Heavy Coos
for Servants riothing. at the most moderate
prices-aiso Boots and Shoes ofthe most sub
staniai make, and best nieterai. Besides Cloths,
Csssimeses. sestiigs and all Kinds of fne dress
Clouds, tor Ladies and Gen,lemen-a carefully
selected. and well assorted stock OF ready made
clothing, manufactured expressly TO order, aud i.
variety OF articles ofalnos, eve, kind no where
else TO be found IN the county. He respectfully
teits call from those desiring to purchase, feel
ing assured that his thorough acquaintance with
the business, resulting from long residence in
nen's a. vii. DEFY eomps:itasn.
T.. n. JONEe,
Clifton Factory.
Eepiemoei 9Th ssk0-ly
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a LI.psrsons indebted ID NE on Tavern ac-
IA coun, vii come f6rwari and settle the
same without delay m ~ish all clalms due me
closed forthwith intend hereafter 10 do an
exclusive CASH business aud aue de erinined
"a give no credit for EATlNts, RiNK-
IND or HORSE FEED from the LIST OF Janu2-
Gy, is6i. . .~
Prepsieos,
Union Eeseiss
January 3rd. l96l-r
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J. n. LUCKETT,
S toe k, n ote, b ill,
ASB REAL Estate BROKER,
81 Second Street,
b "A LTIM 10 z T.

REFE scEs.
r. Gibson. Cashier Bank OF Bait baltimore.
G.. r. Coleman, Cash. Mccilanics' Bank, 4.
NJ. Back, Cash. franklin Bank, Thomas j.
Carson, Banker, Thomas ID. johnston. D. C..
Adams. Warwick, Frirk & Ball, r. Micsir,
Cash. Union Bank Of Mary land Bait. g. A.
vickers, Pres. Marine Bank, Johnston Bro. liz
Co, Bankers, josiah Lee g. Co., Hugh ..Ien-
kias & c.. Young & Carson, Wn. ruxncy
Brooke, Washington, u. c.
MAJ oath, lS6O-tf.
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ROBERTSON & BRISCOE

SUCCESSORS TO r. H. NILES,
AT HIS
OLD STAND, LAG. w. PRATT STREET |.
BALTIMORE,
ESPECrFULLY offer their services as
IL agents. f,r the sale Of TOBACCO
GRAIN. and all kinds Of PRODUCE. p'edg-
ng their uuiirny etT..rts 20 render satisfaction
. all wna may patrollise them Libern! adj
vauces male on consi5nmc!ts.
Ma!cI. 22nI. l5GU-if.
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.MiLLINER AND FANCY GOODS
PATUXENT RIVER LAND
FOR
S II l. e.

IT not s"l1 a, private sale bef,re SAT-
CRDAf, October the 10th, 1860, will
offer al public sale, in Inc village OF CHAR
LOTTE HALL, on that day, tiu. FAi t-W
OH which now reside.
This Farm is situated on the Patnxcn'
River, adjoining tia. bands # Mrs +. l..
Thomas and Mag. James Collins, aad con-
tans
ONE THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND.
Persons wishing to purchase Land Of snle-
ror quality, where good health and all the
dciicaccs Of the wafer are tn he hal, :re
requested to call ami examine the premises.
Steamers, 10 aud from Baltimore, pass Thu,
land cTrry day.
This Farm will be divided aid sold liz
three laIts.
Ten Is inade known on application to the
unders. gncd ard possession vii! be given On
the trnt day Of JANUARY, 1861.
W. J. CARTWRIGHT,
Charlotte Hall 7. o.,
Saint Mary's County,
Md
Asgas, both, 1ss0-,i
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NEW LUMBER YARD,
L5rner Of Est FrTs 1nd Eis'ern Aeeane,
BALTIMORE, MD.

BAL IMtIt, MI.
- WILLIS (la,e OF the firm OF S Will
EJs & co. has commenc the LUMBER
BUSINESS on his own account, and is pres
pared furnish, LC.NEEH ia all rGrietes for
Building an, other purposes. He will fur
nish ALSO
FniFES. S.4SH.
Doors. BRICKS. LIAE or HAIR, {
With rnanv thanks To MS torn-r custom
ers IN 81. Mary'> and the adjoining counties
he hopes TO retain their confidence and re-
ceve their patronage. and pieSCr> hinseifto
Use every eilor'to pi-as5 and wlliseu cheap
Tor cash "r approved par,r.
Dec 9ll iS.,S-ly.
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COAL, LUMBER, LIME,
HAVER, DE GRACE Nd,

The Undersigned having smcreased their Cup
al and business Faciigties, have thus cay
formed a Go n, -:nership under the name aaI
for the con- snuaticn OF the Coal, Lumber ,~t
Lime trade, herefnfer- conducted by Esis4. /
Hllles & TO. ani Summons & Hiiies We aav
constantly on hand for sale md immediate !. /?
menf, every variety of Coal and Lumber.
Goals. Baltimore Co... Trcvrr.oa, Pitts IN
Sunoury, Lccn.t Mount. Lumber, W.
Pine, White and Yellow Pine Flooring, Sidirtt
Pickets, L.aths. Cypress Saing!e~. heat n orr
Carolina. Cuttings and Seier'-. llenslock s'l
White Pine Fencing, Joists, Studding Is.
stuff cut 10 orde
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,s...c ,.cx<ox CHS. DrS0EE.
HARMONY GROVE NURSERIES.
~ VAC JACKSON d CO.. Proprietora.
fsSecss.os. TO TH0s. ~. HARvEvJ
TenneryiIie,. Chester County, Pa.

To me Farmers and flanters Of -. MARY .
and sdioinins coansies-
VTyAE subscribers beg leave to call attention
70 their large stock for the Fail trade.
A,,,les: Pears, standard and dwarf; tnerr'es;
Peaches: Plume: Anrico;s; Nertarines, all Sc
iec,ed and chnce varieties. Our email fruit
aenar.ment con- r,ses every thing IN us class.
Str. cherry. one hundred varieties: Grapes.
dftv varieties: Currant, Raspberry, Gsosebesry.
Rhubcrb or Pie Plant, Asparagus.
Our stock Of ORN AMENTAL TREES -
ve,y heavy, and comprises all the common and
mos, Of the new. both evergreen and diciduous
Roses, Dahlias aud bedding plants of every de
eruption. Usage Orange for hedging. This
el,nt in des,,ned soon supercede all Others for
this purpose. being hardy. rapid grower. Its
strong ,horns offering impassible barrier TO
all kinds Of stock Our stock in healthy and
well grown, and our nr,ces will he found a. 10 "
a. any other establishment. Orders solicited.
ISAAC JACKSON CO..
Jenneryille, Chester Co., Pa
p. 8. Catalogues furnished Oh application
R.ference-Franeis J Stone. hla"msbury' J.
Edwin CoAd, Locus, Grove. st. Mary 'scoun,y.
AuExr. Fred Maddox, who il
ogent for this Company. will attend TO al.
arders left with him.
Sept. 13tn, l66O--,f.
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MATHIOT'S GAY ST.
WAB,H RDD1zt9a

E4tehhIho !F"i" uaf 10 FREDERICK street,
having 10 feet front, 10 feet deep, and 8
storic. high, Baltimore Nd
4 LWAYS OH haul a large assortment 81
IA every variety rf Household and Niiice
Furniture. embracing -i'tireaus, i,c,i.,ead-.
Washstai,ds, War,lr"be>, Spring Beds, Mat
'resscs Of lia~k, C'tton and Lair. Sofas, Tci,-
a-Tetes, Arm Chairs, Rocking Chairs. rtase-
res. Marble Tables, Reception aud Upholstct-
ed Chairs Assorted Cn!ors nf G. .,age Fn,u :
ture. Sett-cs. Wa'd Chairs Office Chairs Bal :
her Chairs. Cribs AID Cradles. Side -bos!d, ;,
Extension Tables. Il every length
Persons dIsr"sed I" purchase are invited l.
call and give our stock an examination. which
for variety and q''aliry of W. rkman~!p, rann:.t
be exc.il.d by any establishment in tie coun-
'ry.
A MATHIO" & SON.
Nos. 81 ard - North Cav Street
Feb 2nd. lo6O--ly.
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QUICK QUICK LIME!!
kENNEcVS
CCUUYTKUT LIME.

60 we'll known i'll Ponnsvivaria. Delaware
- New Jersey aud the Northern and Eastern
porticu Il tins state, rs hcing superior Ia any
other for ngpicn'tardl improvement. Is FOR the
first time placed within the reach Of the farm
~rs and planters If 81. Marys aud adjoining
counties. through the agency of the undcrsign-
81 who il prcpalei to sell Oh accommodating
terms any quantity of Quick Lime, deliverable
as DER agreement on tie shores IT any Of the
rivers or bays IL said counties. Orders solicit
I'd.
JNO. A. CAVALIER,
igent.
Leonard T,.wn. Md.. March ard ls5a-sn
The following analysis recommends this lime
a, nossessine properties (far superior to any
o,he,) necessary be applied 10 the lands this
sec,,on, which nre known 10 be dehcien, n both
me aud mag ntst.:
Laboratory oiState Chemist,
No ~ Exchange Buildings
Baltimore, Md. i, June 30th. 1887
Report OF analysis Of S samples Of Schuylki'
Limestone, marked respectively N" (White)
No ! (hiue), No 2 {whue1, =" thiuel. n.
, (top). for John Kennedy, ESQ, of P"r,
Ken. .edy. Montgomery Co.. P-nuayl wanna.
The above samples oi"SchuykiIlL Limestone
were found. apoa analy sis, 10 he composed
ol.ows.
Nol(w) ~ 2(w) 2(b) 3(N
Carbon. Of Lime. 60 9, Cal, Gus. 5G.l. 81
Carton "f Mag SO 2, 341, $50, 42.4, 40.C
Sand, Clay & Iron,0.S, -. IL, is. 2.3
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Aug. 2nd. Is6o-n.
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AVIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

n writ deectlon septembre 1861 moi adress6
par Son Excellence THOMAS o. MOORE gonveneur rE-
lat de Ia Louisiana les eecteus qualities de Ia parose
quu ne ELECTION s,a enue
lie LuND de Novenbre 1861 eifet dere les OFFICERS sui
In Trtsorer d'Eta.
Tn Audlteur des Comp'es Publics.
Eft sunendant rEduc1ol Publaue pour lie terme de
dcux annaes.
Deux Senator's Assemble Genarale de pEtat de Ia Ion
gauche du henye Mississippi.
Representals pAssenLlae Generate de pEat savor
In paroisae dOr9ans ve droite1 eira Rept
elira trois Repraseniants. '"''''' o'i'A'S
lie Deuxienp District Repesentatif la panisse d. Orleans
Ia vile de la Nonvelle Orleans eront deux Reprtsentans
ellTe q na're kepr,t ;:s ff;-..--,.,,s,.,.
tlira N Reprasentant. 0''a"'
LIE CnQMieme District Reprtenat de la parosse Orleans
eliEa aeuN Representants.
lie Sixiem District Represcnasif de paroisse doaans
lie Sepee District Representrf la parosse Orleans
ara deux Reprasent4nts.
tira IN Keprtsen,ant. ''S"n'
LIE Nenviene District Reprtstnta de Ia psrose dOeaus
lie DNieme District Reprtsentatif la parose d Orleans
era ois Representanis.
ct attendu qu pourvu par one premier
LuNDI de Novemuc proclaim 1861 les eeceurs qualities de
toqte IA parosse dorltans proctderont pelecon de
ld ct AUST Sheriff de ose durlesns cacn pour
tie me de deux ann6es.
o,nsas ' Fo =" l'''N A'e''' pun 10 e''e oe ueuA
I'm Assessor cette portion de la paoisse Oraans se
| sur Ii rive droe fu tieuve Mississippi.
Quaire Assessors pour vile Nouvc Orleans pour lie
| ternc de dcux Runtes
Tn Collector de Taxes eectenrs Qualities
pour portion parosse d0rtans qut sttend sur la
| rive droite du heuve Mississippi
| SAINT Ia Vile de la Nouvelle Orleans SAVIOR
In Coecteur de Taxes lie Premier District de la vile
pour Deuxiene District de In willie
| de Ia Nonvelle Orleans
Tn Collector de Taxes lie Toseme District willie
| de la Nouvelle Orleans.
Tn Coecteur de Taxes pour lie Quatree District de la vile
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A Wis D"LLECTTON.-CONFOR 4 La
t proeasts aon de Son Excellence THOMAS O. AooEk,
de- Pttat de la Louisiana, date du 10 de septem
pre- M s eleceu qualities de la parosse Orleans son par
notifies Election premier MER
GREEDY de Novembre 1861 de choiSir les membres de
a CD nbre Reprdentants Congress des as Conftdees
ul.m6rique.
lie Premier District compost des paTosses de Plsauemnes
ST. Bernard do leans ve droitej euSeme ct froeme
Districts Muncipaux Ia vile de Ia EouvIe Orleans
peroisses Tannany Washington. 6ira Represen
|
lie Deuxee District compost des emier ct Quatreme
Districts Muucipaux Ia Vile d. IL Nuyee Orleans de Ia
| pRroisse de Jeftr -onG lira un ReprGsentant
1t aendu quill Ia loi que dit jour
Premier Mercrei Novemb 1861 des aleceur Prasi
dent Vice President de Flats Gndtts choisis dsas
! les diH6rents Flats de la Confederation;
Aendu ordinance No 81 de In Convention Fiat
de la louisiana adoptae lie % de 1861 es de chosr
les tb elecsrs rEtt divis6 Districts EectoTauX,
correspondent nombres ct lmes les six Districts
COngreOneS de Ea outre lie quun eecteur
de cAcun de dts Districts ct deux eleceus pour Etat
choisiss buletu general par le de at
En- consequence notfe present les eecteurs =
dams tontes les parties de la psose deeans les Po
dams Chaque reimbursement ncD detection
dePnis haures A H. jusqu'& heures p M lie Eercreti
sxeue jour No'srho 1891 pour reeevo les bulletnsas
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.
SS4BY LTfNfSSSea PURSUANT His
EXceency Thomas O Moore, Cover
of The State of Louisiana, bearing
'SsSSaAs-ss~=% date 18th DAY of September, lS6-
qualified of The Parish Of Orleans hereby
election will be held on tile FIRST WEDNESDAY IN
EtMBER Sti, for the of choosing
o Se Of Representatives the Congress The Confederate
States OF America.
The First District composed the Parishes Pauuemues
st Bcrghrd Orleans eight blHi) the Second And Tud
cpa District Of the CITY Of New Orleans and Parishes of St
Tgnn',y and Washington sha, seect Representative.
The second District composed of the First and
cpN DISTRICTS Of the City Of New Orleans the Parish of
Jefferson, shall elect one Representative.
And whereas, ii is further provided by law on the said
FIRST Wednesday, in November 1861 Electors President and
VICE President OF the Confederate shall
pointedin rhe several States;
And whereas BY ordinance n? 800 The Louisiana
said Electors the Stale divide Eec oral Districts
corresponding and limits with
Districts OF the state with the farther prGvsn
from each OF ssd Districts Hnd Electors the
sha "a chosen by general cse by the the
NOW therefore, hereby notify The qualified through
ont The Parish OF Orleans that the polls will opened
cies0h lrecnct rom the hours OF O'Clock, A. NJ till 4
9'Goek NJ on WEDNESDAY,, the sixth day OF November,
ie3l lor no purpose ii receiving the Of qualified
voters OF the Parish OF Orleans, he
The hnac clerks to b6 appointed
designated by law the election conducted tripiGa
returns made to IKE undersigned returning according
law.
sheril's Office, Parish of Orleans October T. 1861.
l.. 7. PARKER, Sheriff
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LEGAL NOTICES.
.an NOTICE Of ELECTION


ts tss d Tsemss g. s 70 3 Ill ~
yefta Of IT. Be sf sss
MONDAY the 4t day Of November 1861 for the following
a Treasurer Of the State.
Superintendent of Public Education for the term Of
Two Senator's to :e General Assembly Of the State NJ 1p
sana that portion Of The farish Of Orleans On he ie,
Representatives General Assembly the State as fol-
The Parish of Orleans fright bank shall one Represen
The First Representative District Of the Parish of Orleans
The Second District Of the Parish Of Orleans
The Third Represenative District Of Parish Of Orleans
Tie Fourth epresenatye District Of the Parish Of Orleans
The Fifth epesentative District of the Parish of Orleans
shall elect Representative.
The Sixth Representative District of the Parish of Orleans
The Seventh Representative District Of Parish of Orleans
The Eighth Representative District of the Parish of Orleans
The Ninth Representative District Of the Parish of Orleans
The Tenth Representative District Of Parish Of Orleans
shall elect three Representatives.
MONDAY Of November next 1861 there shall be by
me S ss EGf5 tie F The p Of
also Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans, each for
One Coroner for the Parish Orleans for the term Of two
one Assessor for that portion Of the Parish Orleans on
'hf aH Th eaS Of tbs rs Abjss1;;Pi 'i W
P. Orleans gh bank q The Mississppi liver by
Tax Collectors for d the four Districts comprising the
City OF New Orleans, viz.
One Tax Collector for the First District The City of New Or
Tax Collector Second District of the City of New
Tax Collector the Third District of The City of New
One Tax Collector Fourth District of the City of New
whereas further provided by law that on the first,
MONDAY Of NoTemoer leo there sa be elected
One nse the Peace i, Fit,: and Second Represen.
One justice of the Peace by the Third Representative Dis
Justice otle Peace ty the Fourth Representative Dis.
One Justice Of the Peace by Fifth and Sixth Representa-
One Justice Of The Peace by Seventh Eigh and Ninth
| Representative Districts. ~
c he Fourth DsIc; Of The City Of New Orleans and
on the OF S I sI' s H she Parish of Or
an xe' e frht5 Ioyss4 Py lay that the first
Constable each JUSTICES Parish Orleans to be
@ within whIch e4e justice the psace he eae4ea a
| hold his Court, to,wit:
and Second Representative Districts
One the Second Justice Of the Peace Third
One Constable for the Third Justice OF the Peace in the Fourth
One con;tabe for the Fourth Justice Peace in the Fifth
ss3ss'h EsR;h n Sje5 III 'ns
fed portion the Parish OF Orleans On The rsht
bank Of the Mississippiriyer ard
Tenth Representative District formerly the City Of Lafsyee
~ d GHugh s nsnSd The Gy o Ese ew leans
hour OF O'Clock A. NJ till O'Clock NJ on the DAY before
receiving the OF The qualified the Parsl
Of Orleans under the superntendence of the Commissioner
the election be sGndue,ed and se returns made to tn
Shs; Office Parish Of Orleans" of'f FlEk I'll! Sheriff.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-31
SHERIFF,S SALES.

FIRST JpsTlcEs COURT, CHAs. ADAMS vs. JOHN BROWN
Parish of Orleans. s No. 4S42.
by ORDER of Court to me directed by the
- Honorable A. e. Brice First Justice of the
for the parish OF Orleans will proceed sell public
ton on SATURDAY. the I'd day of November 1851 L.
O'Clock H. to effect partition between sad
THE SCHOONER BLACK BIRD, hhe now lies il the
New Basin Magnolia bridge with all her tackle ap
parel, - -
SeIzed in the above entitled suit.
TEKMS-Cdsh the spot.
z. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of heP ari Of r