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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-27
St. Louis. ArriI %.


Major Alberger of Buffalo, who has
been several months at Baltimore, arrived
in New York yesterday with several other
gentlemen having chartered canal boat
He reports fearful condition of things !;
streets barricadod. shutters up, houses
loup .holed for musketing, and every gun
store employed.
1t is beloved n Northern mans life was
no, worth an hours purchase when the
next gun in war is fired.
1t is said the Union men were fleeing
for their lives.
Richard Luther who avows himself for
the Union and the flag, said there were
nothing but secession flags flying in Balti-
more. No man dare proclaim himself in
favor Of the Union.
A Vigilance Committee hold permanent:
possession at Barnums Hotel and spot
every stranger. Armed men are stationed
to prevent the re building Of bridges.
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now ARD ASSOCIATION
plGEI.lDELPIIIA

Bfnero'em HSti''hjen eS.eb'isAfd By special Ep
dntrmr.f fpr TIE Rct r Of '3r St~k rpR Distressed
afflicted tviH Tfrp'rat aai Hhroaic Discusses, rad
espec,aHy for TIE Care q diseases Of The Serial
organs.
NIKDItAL ADVICE given gratis. by the Arting
VI surgeon, 10 all who apply by letter. with "a
description II thor condition, tace occupation, hah
its of lie, &c,l aud ia cases OF extreme poverty,
Meiicin" furnished free OF charge.
Valuable Reports on sper'nathnrroea aud 9th
cr Diseases of the Sexual Organs, aud on the NEW
REMEDIES employed In the nispcnssry, sent To
the afflicted ia sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge
Two or three STAMPS *or postage II be acceptable
address, DR.. J. SkliLlN liptGNrDN, Acting
Sarge III, Howard Association. No, South Ninth
street Philadelphia. Pa. BY nrteg Vt the Directors
EZRA d ilEAA Ell, PreIisnt.
gro. FAiRCHlLp, Secretary.
March 50, iS6l 35.lyA
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Louisville, Arr,l. 90

Louisville, April, 20.
Mr.. Breckenridge addressed large au
dience at the cesrt house this afternoon, do
nonncing Lincoln's proclamation as ille'
gal-saying he could not make his 10000
troops eliicien, till af,erthe meeting Of Con
gress, and proposes that Kentucky should
present herself 10 Congress on the 1 h Of
July, by her Seniors and Representatives.
and protest against the settlement Of the
present difficulties by the sword. Mean.
while that kentucky should call a conven.
ton to aid her Congressman in presenting
such protest. Should that fail, the honor,
interest and duty OF kentucky unites her
with the South.
Coy. Magoliin djA nos call the Legisa,
ture together on the 21sh, as reported by
cur newspapers.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-27
SECESSION OF VIRGINIA.

The Virginia Convention has passed a
secession ordinance by large majority.
II vas passed in secret secession, and sew
eral days interviewed before the news OF
its pas age became public This secresy
was observed for the purpose of perfecting
measures Of military character.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-27
FROM NEW YORK.

New ORR, April 70.
The steamer Pocahontas and Philadel.
phia 90 to Washington. The Harriet
Lane sailed this morning for the same
place.
The Union meeting is now being held
at Union Square. The assemblage ia i'm
mense all the lower part Of the city is
deserted. John A Dix, presides 1t the
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ShHciHS Sale.

NOTICE l. hereby Ven, that hy virtue o: 81, =
~ cin' execution. %.t"i ArrI 10th, 1861, and t"
ne directed from the Clerks 0iHrt OF tho District
Court Of Woodbury. r,uuty. Iowa, on Monday the
2oth day If May 1861, between the hours Of nine
o'clock, A. II. and four o'rock, 7. VI. Of "a i'll day
in front II III" Pest O!ion dsnr in Sioux CITY, Iowa,
| will proceed b. nfT"r for sale AZ public auction.
which sal" commences at II O'Clock. 4. VI. Of said
day. the i"i"".nS described property, to wit:
The north "a-t quarter If section twelve ~ in
tovushj lightweight Ss) north "frAucc forty eight
~ w"$t ia Woodbury. county, Iowa, with all the
aVpn tcnnucrr thrr, INT" ini,ng:nE.
Said property will br sold NJ the property Of Chas
G. Tn l-p.. usou said "XarUtion in favor ~ L. p.
GriggH against said Thompson, defendant.
!. LAMBERT
sh"riH Of Woodbury. county Iowa,
April 10Th, 1871. :l8-:w
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-27
PHILADELPHIA, April 20.

-
The Government has take possession Of
the Baltimore road No trains are eav
ing here for Wilmington
The Union men in Delaware are in
bad fix. Though the population is largely
tor the Union, the State erms are in pos
session Of the secessonists, transferred by
the Governor, who has not responded to
the requisition Of the President, and will
not.
The Union men hope the Government
will take possession Of the upper part of
the State, in order to secure the powder
mills at Brandywne, at which the seces-
sionists evidently aim.
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A niratical vessel has been seen in the
Bay alleged TO be manned by fifty men.
1t is also stated that he has stopped q
Tag off Chester aud compelled the Cap
tain to haul down the American flag.
Private information from Baltimore SAYS
the mob element is poweress to act with
system; arms are plenty, bat no ammuui
tlon was TO be had It is believed, how
ever, that the mob viii try t. preeent the
troops passing through the city. The
troops vii, be compelled to fight their
way step by step.
The people south Of he Snsqncknnna
are loyal to the MON. and Will assist in
deirnGing the govarnment.
New York. April % -C;entic ncn who
arrived here from Washington rtpor, that
Bait!moreans lelegraphed to Harper 5
Ferry for Virginia troops to come to their
support.
The house Of Horny Winter Davis was
entered by 3 moi, out he having left, his
family Was not mele>tet.
The Hall of The German Turner's was
sacked
The citizens Of CcckriSville were hola
ing a Union meeting, when TWO omnibus
loads of Baltimore police and soldiers came
up 10 burn the nrdges on the prnnsylya-
mia line They were attacked aud dis pors
ad by the Enron men, who formed guards
ana prorect q the bridges until the arrival
Of The Pennsylvania. troops.
Fears ii au extended cous piracy among
the negroes existed in s. Nary's county,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-27

A large and enthusiastic Union meet
ing vas held at Lexington, Mo-, on
the 22nd. The stars aud stripes were
raicea. and the people expressed their de,
termination to adhere to them
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-27

EtoLLECTIONS made and RENTED at current
Y rates Of exchange; Ellis Of Exchange, Urcur
rent Money and Coin bought and sold; bel osits re-
cciv"d and Money invested; Drafts for Sale on any
Country in Euorc.
Reliable Insurance effected against Loss or Dam
age by FIRE.
Particular attention given to the Payment OF
Taxes in any Comfy in Iowa.
Real Estate bought and sold; Laud Warrants To-
Gated.
"" refer TO the following parties with whom
have done business
Park Bank, \. Y.
DH. Arnold, Esq, rres't Mercantile Bank, n. Y.
M''Ssrs hnapth Sachuf * Kunuo, Bankers. y. y.
- ttia-. Candles Il Co, Banker. Philadelphia.
4" ". II. Barksiale II Co., b INKS. ST. Louis Mo.
MrSsfS Clark Bros. & Co.. BANKERS, 81 Iuus, Mo.
tc". +. Harding. Esq, Pres dent Of Inion Bank,
st ouis, Mo.
go. Adams Esq, Banker, Chicago, III.
4. Partridge" Esq, I" Seneca Falls, n. y
g. ". Norton, Esq. President Southern Bank, Of
Kentucky. RnssclI.ilip, Ky.
7. G Lash. Esd, Salem. N. c.
pumont Esq. indianapolis. Indiana
Hon. VIM Montgomery. VI. G., Washington, Pa.
7. VI. Walker, Esq. Salem, y. Y.
hessrs. Eascy Wulingham Halifax c. r., Va.
" Markell. barrow < Co, Bankers. Dubuque, 10.
@ Wsrklot Cortin. Dayenport To-
Sioux City. Sept. 9TH, 1850.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-27

A western paper announcing the death
of gentleman in Iowa, says: ale was a
great admirer Of Horace Greeley, but 9TH
erwise h very respectable man
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-27

Joseph B. Hoffman of New York, has
been appointed agent for the Ponca In
dams in hebra la.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-27

Frank Hilkie tn" spicy local" Ct the
Daouqne Rsra'3 has retired from that
paper
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-27

"When ought a man to forsake his prin,
ciples p asks Senator Wilson. 'WheC
they are bad, replies the Day Book.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-27

There is firm in Elgin, H., known MS
Gray & Limit Half the letters come
to them directed to Lay & Grunt,H
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-27

The following notice might have beet.
seen sometime ago. stuck up n a
corset makers shop window in Glasgow
"All sorts Of ladies stays bere.'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-27
LAST CALL.

4 IL persons indebted to III" late firm Of 4 Haas
! n Bro, or A. Haas wilt please cali aud settle
and save costs Al! claims mol adjusted lay ths Il
of April next wilt be placed the hands Of an At
torneF for p llaHtiou.
March ,, 1861. 4. HAAS.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-27

4 CnNF0RrAELE DWELLING nOTSr, suita
n BILE for small family Also, good STORE
ROOM ~ Pearl street. Enquire Of
Dec, f.1sjG. A HAAS,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-27

Late advices from Texas report that
Sam. Houston is about announcing his
determination to oppose Iinconism'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-27
For RENT

TWO GOOD STORE ROOMS ON PEARL ST
4 Possession vi nue Of then viii be given imme
diatAiy For parttcula enquire of
Starch ? 1887. q A. HAAS.
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~ Telsgrapb.

RIOT AT BALTIMORE !!
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-27
GEORGE wENRE
.s'R's 's''' JOHN ?. w..
BLINKING AND AGENCY OFFICE
W FARE & ALLISON,

,3r. Gh and Douglas SIS,
sioux CITY, IOWA.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-27

Snarif ut Wvothury county. Vow
April 18th, l~il 3S-
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8sbien af tbe Alarksts.
GREscEE7 0rFior, No. 10 GAHP STREET
Wednesday Morning, December 49, 1861,

SO GREscEH7 OFFICE, No. 70 GAKP SrRgRT
+ Wednesday Morning. December IS. 1861. s
CoTrok y. There was some enquiry for future
delivery yesterday, but no sales; 100 bales, on
plantation, sold On Monday at Sic. Se ID. for Mid
ding, deliverable here.
TOBACCO ! Nothing reported.
SuaA AR. The supply is liberal and the demand
is freely met at material decline in prices, the
Z sales embracing about 5000 his. at 2@2lc.. for
Common to Good Common, 2i0sl for. Fair to
Fully Fair, sS@Aa for Prime to Choice and 43@s
for Clarified Yellow Mondays sales reached up
ward OF $500 hhds. Fs.
M0LAssRs. The demand is fair and the sales
embrace about 1000 hbls. at l6lGDl7a for Ferment-
ing and ls0lsS and t9e. for Prime to Choice.
Also 1000 half bbls at 22c. for Choice.
FLOUR About 1900 bbls. aud bags sold in
small lots al 81 for Common 80 for Fine, $40 for
Superfne and 81 V Dbl. for Extra.
BRIAN. ls4 sacks sold at 50 ~ 100 lbs.
Com. 80 sacks White sold at 95c. % bnshel.
HAY 80 bales Grab Grass sold at s27 so and
65. at s33 " ton. "
BACON. Shoulders are retailing slowly at 2Re,
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lars the FIRST offence than hundred dollars for
the second offence recoverable before court OF competent
jur isdic'ion or Recorder. '@''' ..... .
SIC II, Every doing business pursuing any
ton under authority OF this ordinance shall be required to keep
hung proper and visible place in their counting roo
that they have paid their license and refusing
exhibit said certificate in the manner aforesaid, shall fine
twenty dollars o each c0ntraVen ion recoverable before nny
OF competent Jurisdiction Recorder of this city.
SEC 1S All penalties fines imposed for my n'racton or
violation of this ordnance well MS lax levied by this odi-
nance shall be recoverable before court Of competent is-
dcon Recorder for the benefit Of The city Any violations
OF this ordinance otherwise provided for shall
be punished with ue of from ten to one bundled dollars for
offence all fines 10 be for the benefit as aforesaid and re
coyerabe by the city.
SEC 40 All applications for licenses shall he made In whiting
the Treasurer in the nRS of the applicant applicants,
shall specify The of the business they propose fol-
low the humber OF partners III the concern with their Names
whether they resident resident Also
whether is intended that liquors to be sold IN SAID hsi'
SEC So All persons not resident of city State acting
for themselves for Others who shall receive
deTs display samples sell goods Ia ANY manner whatever
snail pay the of one hundred doas said sum 70 be pay
atty of fifty dollars recoverable before competent MAgis
unte or Recorder, for the beHcit Of tho CITY.
captain or other person not enumerated his ordinance DO
business the levee other part Of the city in the
selling ANY kind goods merchandise, shall
pay license Of twenty five dollars.
SEC 81 Every merchant trader dealer, Obbcr of goods
he ltold CT whteyer kind doing both wholesale md
tail business wholesale business none and Lot specified by
this whatever be the kind of mechandIn he deals
tHdes in and where suous malt liquors arc sold
seventy five dollars.
SEC 3d. All imposed by this ordinance shall be for
year, payable In advaBCe.
SIZE s. Iii ordnsuccs or of ordinances conflicting in
their provisions with this ordinance. are hereby repealed
President Board of ;sis ,5!n Aldermen
President pro tenn. Board OF Aldermen.
tsicnedI JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
A true copy
d17 st MARION A. BAKER, Secretaryto Mayor.
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To Bs kers.

MAYURALTY OF NEW ORLEANS ,
- ~, CITY HALL, Dee IA 1851
=, 40 To Bakers -- The price OF Superfsut
Flour being this day doHs and Gffv cents sin ~
pr barrel bakers are required give dirin the ensuing
werk, commencing on MONDAY, 10Th inst Us follows viz
Second quality or No. q '-' We
Eefty,eiEht ounces of bread for % cents:
twenty four ounces of brend for 10 cents:
Twelve ounces Of bread for cents
Ihs o@Ses Of the third quality, No g. must weigh one
eighth more--Ihi is To say. 90 ~
The ~ cent ouyes, ff y-four ounces
the W cent lOaves, Iwenly seven ounces
The cent lmtves. thirteen GIuOes-
M Il; Bread o. the EiTot Quality, Fancy Bread mus be
naus e" sNTa Hunt and lie iyHyu ehsl exceed in weigh
que peHh and stall be nude bnke stamped as reduPe
d. II JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
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Ribbed Sides rs, Clear Sides 270D2s, Plain Hams
BAG 23c. and Sugar Cured at 25s. o. ibs 9se
WH1sgY. /. Reetihedi is retailing at the advanced
rate Of 81 lo@sl Is . gallon. Il. i
LARD. Prime In kegs Is retailing OF 2s@3Oc.
9 n.
Pork. Mess is retailing slowly at s44@s45
D Dbl. .,ssfs IN al. 81 % {sss .r.5. h,
CorFEE.. 1s5 sacks Rio sold at Csc. 5e h.
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COAST-Per schr Mary AMMO hhds sugar 100
hf bbls molasses to Rotchford, Brown &co-l00 do
10 hhds sugar Montgomery & White.
COAST-Per sloop Tonnerre-- Sc bbls molasses
II hhds sugar to P Gazenaye.
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going report, was read and, on motion of Mr.
pnnre. laid over till the next meeting: ----.---

Reesd That the Mayor BE- aad no hereby authorized
CITY, with Me- Ingram s int nss pos,ion alone Ss Of
the City Park lying bach Of the Bayou Mstse the FOL
sss and The S e n
Bayou @ Sd hs ~ he ses a
FR ssy 5a s i
uSSes sepe s v Rs dns
from The city the city eseryng The right
itions ana said forfeit ali improv euis tsa may
have been made The city ordinances sting,
may hereafter be enacted regarding the police regulations #
pvi ard of Tense the Ingram lessee shall
pay into The City Treasury yearly in anvauce,
The following resolution, adopted by the Board
of Aldermen referred to in the foregoing report
was read, and, on motion, unanimously concurred
in, the rules being suspended:
resolution authorizing the Commissioner to have
wooden crossing made the Intersection OF and Peace
streets.
COMMITTEE ON POLICE AND HEALTH.
Mr.. Beebe, on behalf of the Committee on Police
and Health, presented the following report, which
was read and, on motion, unanimously ADOPTED ::
Your Committee Police and Pealth having before them
the petition of James Mugnu and c. ter king leave 10
between Howard and Freet reefs and the said
e. @ SS b BY the wsn 00n
Inc prayer OF the petitioners resoui6nn accordance being
Respectfully submitted
". F. HoDGKINs
Il. BEkBE,
URslN F. sEIOSINAYDRE.
The following resolution referred to n the fore
going report, was read, and, on motion, unani-
mously adopted, the rules being suspended:
so,red That permission be and is hereby granted Js
folg- on their premises poyras aowaT
the city ofdnanSes aud TO remain during the pleasure of the
On notion Sl' of Mr. Duprt, the Board adjourned
to Tuesday next, the 9th inst, at o'clock ?. NJ.
JOHN E.. HOLLAND Secretary.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL. !.
Oap lsH.1sn sD.sa srapUN onn-
BOARD OF ALDERMEN,

gs.N. re- Ii GoUNCILCHAMBER, Orr HALL, Z
New Orleans Tuesday, Dec. H. 1851. 8
The Board met this day, pursuant to adjourn.
ment. 49, %
Members present: Messrs. Cox and stith
There being no quorum, the Board adjourned to
Tuesday next, att O'Clock P. NJ.
CHAS. CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
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MARION A. BAKER, Secretary to Mayor.


MAYURAlFf OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Dee. H. 1851. ;
Common Council of the city OF New Orleans.
No. 6S25.)
Resolved That the second Of the ordinance of the Com
Council No 51S and it is hereby amended read
ina said City Railroad Company he and they herehy
thor2ed to substitute lion for fat iron rails tireatmen
street from Poland to the Barracks provided that sad
plank the between tracks after the
Of constTuctonot he railroads Magazine street Fonrh D
trtct and that sad anket the tracks be
KEEP in good order nnH repair by said Company during lie
al their contract and in other said he
agree IDLY and further provided that When sad
IRON worn oct thHt The street br paved that said Railroad
Company shall take the said iron and lay down
their place the fiat iron rails required in their Vna
tract and that Tins amended said ordinance Bis
is he eby ud6ptedN
Signed ]. MAGI0N1
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Signedl GERARD STTTH,
President pro TEN. Board OF Aldermen.
Approved December H. 1851
signedI JOHN 7. MONROE Mayor.
A rrnar All
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aFoNpia WE 10 eslhpsti u uniform ra.e " 'Aps gnu
mteiises G" lGesSHls: e!tss S.u otIf ap VI
Satlsses' haGhs, uhSs ana ote 'ehces' tpr the SeA
| ,ku<'
| bt q Wuhhau ~ ~" t""W" ,"Ihct 2 N'' wy q .Nth
uttN ioHl from ana tllsE NE ist unS VI '.N' Eheet
Hntteu >iNtS'twp ,toJ NC 1NeS aL' lttiSeo 10.
LESSONS ealheS ana oa business thtopEnot INC Guy
heNed and rce nj the rates ana sums specially set
! forth in Tie following sections ,
On every hGet' ni pam ho incorporated, III ne
eh+fbeu III ouSlls heihs eAt""So'
hNe hundred dollars. -
ny elhtr Vi the Hts OF America hilu
"u"S BUSINESS ~ ei'} o Spal FhN ~ Aih,H
taA o AesiSe o. one anu ''tt3r ~ per cent on 'he gross
hhunt ui 'el pE'nln ot o lSks ms same 10 pc assessed
V per cent shall be assessed upon their quarterly statements
wach sha be furnished to the CIV lre"snrer ,
] s esVsy NVfiS , or HEen Mtesalu nov n
DONG re insurance business except lilo INSURANCE. TO 5W
noimrs see or lay and every COMPANY or agent aforesaid
uoIs aHie Insurance. business ,'F TWO h'tlaed uolaS
aeh nd every Insurance Company or Hgent thereof not
Gh'teteu ny one on me tleutFHe states u America" am
t Yin f ''p ~, % Jew Het fl''' pny the HtnA,
sa, ." tnf EoSS @onh n PrtmlHS BY eHSh received
sum OF o dollars upon each and every such Company OF the
| agent inefeoI
Sc On every kseper or lessee OF heaer, operaouse or
8H n 'iehtet, lutee hundred u"lLhrs. :, ,c.
& l. vi e"e anu e'e4 'N'e tou'se w" L'"ndteu ana lily
uuaEs'
SES 7. Every ketptr o. cockpit ne hundred dollars.
! sale fvr hur.I,,i l0ltrs '' 'NeN7 "'3 "Nt' ava
ron, i,yj,,- Ia liz XIX W ~ IN, " y;
jrr, ,T ',,,.,. W., ~, r. ~ , ~ t, iiai mus
! a' -! "a 'Js. VI re-
iiI o' '"''0 vi PAoo"'e a'e W '"e'H' H'e INJURED
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HMAYoRALTYs OF NEW ORLEANS, "
stE ., City Hall, Decemher l6, 1861. :
Common Council of the City Of New Orleans. }
mo. 5S26.]
Rcsoed That the adjudication by the COMPTROLLER of the
of the oo@pg markets be and hereby approved
the securities accepted and tho Mayor authorized 10 enler into
contract with the parties noaria act for the faithful per
formance Of their contracts. viz: b.
Meat Market, Second District TO b. Miller-security d
Gerhardt, for $4,000
Vegetable Market Second District, N. Frechunsecu
riiy, G. naeton- for S45,lOO.
Fruit Market Second District 10 N Frechon-security G
Dasillon-fo $4iUU
Signedl J. MAG1ONT,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
TSignedl S. 2. nElABARRE,
President pro tenn. BOARD Of Aldermen.
Approved December IL, 1861
dl7 81 [Sgnedj joint MONROE, Mayor.
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Res9rsi That permission and hereby granted TO j. N
cnriquc4 establish auction mart his premises on Chi
borne Common for The sale of horses car
nges, drays, provided that snd suction be estn
shed and the sales take place in enclosed lot and 10 e
main during The pleasure Of the Common Council.
inigncdl j. MAGlONI,
, President Board OF Assistant Aldermen,
LStgnetI GERARD STITH.
PRESIDENT pro tern. Board Aldermen
Approved December Is, 1861.
LSguedJ JOHN T. MONROE Nsvor
A true copy: - "'''''
GA 81 MARION A. BAKER Secretary.
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|. Fer Bayou Sara and the Coast,
The new, low'pFessure passenger packet
j. A. GOTTEN. Capt. v. B. Bararco.
-4 Leaves New Orleans
EVERY SUNDAY MORNING at O'Clock,
WEDNESDAY at 8 O'clock.
=. FRIDAY :. at O'Clock.
Returning isapes Bayou Sara =.
EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, al A NJ.
For Fort Adams, TMnica, Norganza, Bayou
Sara and the Coast,
YVES 80. Ete The hne passenger picket
Leaves New Orleans
Every MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENING, at s O'Clock
Excluding her trips Thursday far up Fort Adams
For Baton Rouge and Fort Adams.
The passenger packet 90 ~
lBERNIlLE., CANT E. F. Gross.
Leaves for Fort Adams every SATURDAY, ut 8 p. NJ.
For Baton Rouge and Lobden's store,
The Passenger Packet
Leaves New Orleans every TUEsDAY at SP NJ ana SAT.
suRDAy at,ie A. NJ. Gglt:E
For Doaaldsonvile and the Coast.
The new and ane passenger packet
Leaves New Orleans every TUESDAY aud THGRsDAY at
10 o'clock, and SATURDAY. al lam.
clerk always landing foot ST. Lous street.
boata.
my2 g. LANouE. AGENT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-18
CATTLE ARKET.

sa JEFFERSON cITy. December is. 1861
Arrived yesterday 29a Veal Cattle and Is Hogs.
Amount Of stock sold were 80 Western and 16t
Texas Beeves, s6 Hogs and s. Veal Cattle Stock
remaining on sale are As Western and GIL Texas
Beeves, 500 Hogs, 4s6 Sheep and 5s7 Veal Cattle.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-18

BIZ Hodge, sinnott, FIN yicksbnrg.
Music, Dalferes. FIN Donaldsonvile. ,
] NJ Sharpe, Dye, FIN Lobdell's Store.
Diana, Radovieh, fun Fort jackson.
J A Gotten, Baranco, FIN Bayou Sara.
Empire Parish, Grant, FIN Lower Coast.
Arkansaw, Raglan, I'm Lafourche.
ME- Allen, Bowles, fm New Iberia.