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New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05
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5Eo0ND 7Us1l0E's U9VEFl prime q ?.
Patish or!saas 35so 50 WAL
RY VIRTUE of a. writ OF fiera fMCins tn
~ - ne directed by lle Hon p Mitchell Second Justice ot
the Peace Tor the Parish Orleans the above entitled suit
will proceed 70 sen pplic auction III The r loom Of the
City Hotel on Common street. Camp and Magazine
o'clock NJ ' " -
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the Third Dis
ct Of this city, in square III bounded by Urauart Port
and lr3d streets and Lafayette yenpe said lot fronting
On grouhaF street and farming the Of Urguar
ert sree measuring 70 feet front by 10 feo in depth
deposited in my office. = - - ~
Seized in tho abo suit .-sl5 .5 f
TERMS-Qaah the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-05

No. 57lS.J
RolCeR That the Finance Quantities. jointly with the Com
mites Streets and andn@ of both Boards ba and they
are hereby auth ed during The recess of the Conuou Con
Gill; accept reject adjudication sale that nHy
made By the Comptroller during id and in OF TIE
rejection Of auy Hduicdtion sG the Comptroller is rtbY
authorized eayerise such adnd@
cation sale after five days notice in the oia journal
ect the approval rcecoa Of said Joint Committees Be
it further
Roerd That said committees Jointly bc an5 hereby
thorzed approve ali and bills due by the city
Orleans property certified aud order s payment of the SANG
Be ii further
Rotcei That the Gomr7ou Council AIiourn from Tuesday
the 9th of AuguSgnext, the first Tt sfay Octaber next
lSitned j hAGtONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
.. lSgnedl 8. T. pELABARRE
President pro TEN. Board OF Aldermen.
Approved Augnst2 1851
aus St Sigtedl JOHN T MONROE Navor
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

We notice thai the press. At the Capitol,
have keps remarkably quiet ~ 10 Camp sigo.
and the Fourteenth Regiment There Is
scarce ever al ailusion 70 either 20 he found
In their columns The most minute gossip,
from other cncanpmsnts. hnds IL way into
the prints. at the State Capitol. while scarce
any notice /, taken Of the gallant Fourteenth.
II is one Of the very best regiments 10 the
ststs-both in officers and men. IL 10 by far
the most laborious aud orderly regiment. We
have yet seen. and Is making wonderful pro-
yssss hl drill Camp vigo is perhaps the
moot pleasant encampment in the State and.
all thisgr csnsidered. the most comfortable
one Tie Fourteenth Regiment was the first
70 be rendered to the Governor for transfer
Into the Unisd States service, for three ysars.
and goes With greater unanimity. perhape.
thar any other. II win be found among the
no~t efficient in the hour of danger and OF
battle. ifh comes. ".Stesdy fire." has been
suggested a. its ~atchword. and viii probably
b adopted: az least. the men set as IL thai
sasveys their purpose
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

On Yesterday the order Of the Postmaster
ssheral. stopping all letters intended for 50
ssdsd Ssatss--except Western Virginia and
Tsnnessse-wsnt into effect. Hereafter. ali
letters directed TO points in revolutionary
States will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
and thus pass into the hands Of the Govern
n.ns. Whist disposition viii then he made OF
them. has not TRANSFERRED This Is but an act
Of simple Justice IL has been difficult 10 see
uhy the Government has been 80 forbearing
40 90 transport and pay for ths mails. OF IT.
enemies, a. long a. il has done So The
Southern Confedsrasy have one RxAeAs-
unknown 10 fame is dubbed Post
master General and processes TO have com
pletsd all arrangements to take charge of
sheir nail transportation. aud who Is aching
for the opportunity 70 10 50. Let on the
water, Mr.. RrAcss. and let Us see how your
wheel yoes. Our Southern friends have been
20 long in the habit Of stealing everything 70
hsnd. ths, IL viii soon become to be differ
sat stor, ~hea thev have to pay for Il as they
20 sloss. The dsprsstion Of the mails y no
ordinarv matter. and will. 10 some extent. AZ
feet both sections. but the Nsrsh infinitely
~. than the South. We shall see what Ne
sAsli zee.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

New York has furnished another name for
the ambalming process of History. IL viii be
written of Francis +. Brownell that he VAS
1.-The Avenger of Ellsworth
Young Brownell was born la Troy. The
Whig. OF that city. states that he viii be
twenty one years Of age next month HE
gave up u lucrative situation to enter the
ranks of Col Ellsworth's regiment. As
private soldier. This step Was taken with
the appreciation Of his father. Mr.. Charles
Brownell. very worthy citizen. and acting
Superintendent ofthe Poor, Frank is a tall.
Young man. has always stood well In the
regiment. and entered NJ xeslously into his
military duties as ne prosecuted the labors OF
fireman in Washington Volunteer Fire Com
pany Of Troy. and afterwards in Engine Co.
Mol, 60 which he still belongs.
The Times says that he telegraphed to his
father Immediately after the death of the la
| mented Ellsworth. the following loconic dis
patch:
"FArHER-Col. Ellsworth WAS shot dead
this morning. killed his murderer.
FRANK"
The members of the Engine Company 20
which Brownell belongs helda meeting on
Friday esening and passed resolutions in lis
honor The citizens Of Troy are preparing a
medal which will be presented to him on his
return 20 the city, member of the escort
accompanying Col Ellsworths remains.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01
Sal, Of INDIANA. Wee County, IS.


Elisha NJ Huntington, Alexander Mciregor Robert
v.go Common Pleas Court, August Term, A. ID.
1861.
THE plaintiffs in the above entitled
II cause have filed Ia the Clerks Office Of the
Nigo Common Pleas Court Of yigo county, Indiana,
their complaint, alleging that the said defcno ant
kua W Smith, absented himself from bis usual place
Of residence In Terre- Hante vigo county, than
i've years ago, and his whereabouts are unknown
" without having made any provision for the
agemcnt thereof-that be left Hannah Smith, the
complainant his wifi and i've minor children, without
having made sny provision for the support and edu
cation Of his famiy-and that his property, sbsn-
doned by him, Is suffering waste-that said other
compliments Elisha n Huntington and Alexander
Mctfregor and Robert Mc6regor and Others cred
itor- Of said Smith, and that sale Of said property
Ia necessary for the payment Of said Smiths debts
asking said Vigo Common Pleas Court 10 bear said
complaint, and upon proof presume the said Ezra
Of said Smith in the same manner and TO the same
extent IL the said Smith dead, and appoint
administrator of his estate who shall have all the
rights and powers and be subject 10 all the duties in
relation thereto, which appertain 10 administrators
q decedents estates.
Now, therefore the said defendant, Ezra W Smith.
will take notice that unless he be aud appear in the
yigc Common Pleas Court, the first day Of the
next term Of said Court. 20 he holden at Terre-
1861 then and there TO plead, answer CT demur 70
said complaint. the will be determined In HIS
absence by said Court.
MCLEAN Il caAxr. Plfs Attys.
JOSEPH n. BLAKE, Clerk
myl4dwlm- pfslz V c. Common Pleas Court
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

IA !. amusing to read the Various theories
and prophesies a. 90 the present campaign in
the southeastern part Of the country. But We
~ few facts hare trsnspire'i 70 enable any per
sou 10 form a spinion Ia Fvg.fd 10 if. Gos.
sip = ssaadznf ard tsisgrsphic reports IRE
a.<ns. EVER body sseus % have plan
vhieh 10 sure V f>sal: well. and almost every
oss IL publishing his plan sseeps he Lieaten-
ant General General Ssorr has been rather
celebrated for beng rssicsnt lie Is not N
The habit Of making his plans the subject of
a savn meeting or Of street. corner discussior.
He has alrsys hitherto bess found sqs>i 70
tAe emergency. HE plan has never yet fail
q. Whatever a 10. tvo fscts may be assam
"a n regard 70 IA: first that 70 psrson knoss
shat it j. excsFx himself and secondly that
n-ii .art sell lie hss never yet failed a.
. nsl..sry conEn-n6er. and met prebsbly
.sll act TAiaxs look ssry mach a. If soms
grand stroke 80 ssosf - b. made m yiurn-
is--ssfHsrrs Ferry ~s 70 Be rrtskss.
SorsDst carried and he Gar iorssd INTO the
enemies country rspsdls. Still a. this 3
mere sp~c alstion and 70 nay taru ous other
siss kssrv shsrs tine all doubtless begin
20 evolve he plan 90 the campaign and until
sAs moves besiS n h> made. -e mass qasesIs
xsis ssd trust
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

The Louisville Courier has corrsspen-
dent belonging to the Kentucky volunteers
in the rebel camp at Harper's Ferry. He
evidently is not pleased with his situation,
and makes a very candid confessions: y g
You will see by reference to q map of Vir-
GINA. that if the reports he true concerning
the seizure of the Manassas Gap railroad by
the Federal troops, that we are completely
hemmed at Harper's Ferry. We have no
means Of access 20 Richmond, nor the interior
Of the State. and within rife shot of Us il the
frontier. while there are thousand of the
enemy in half days march Here then we
must stand. and when the time comes, cut
our way out Of this trap
When the news of the ouccupation ofWest
ern Virginia by the Government troops reach
es the writer. his cheerfulnsss will not be IN.
creased
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

fsse.1 herSelf - >hs Court i Queen yieop
U Nd a - Ave hef sls1ns 10 irisP>ni
>6ee Albw>f Going. a she Pill. n eon,pA
~ vithten other .sovex eizn state stretch.
ING from the Potomac 10 the RIO 0rande.
49, holding IN their hands the means Of sub
sistsnes Of i've millions Of Engiishmsn. no
British Ministry could maintain their Offices
forty eight hours after positive refusal 70
rrccKnizse them. We can, therefore, very
safely rely on our imprcgnsble positicn-on
the command which our seo<hscfs hold over
the vital Interests Of the Britain empire for
a. speedy recognition a. ne may desire True
4 l.. an instant cooperation on shs part OF
England With the Confederate States would
sabserss our common interests. by crushing
At once and forever the Yankee de-potista Al
Washington"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

The Yres Trade ultra party Of the South
has Tor years bees striving 10 bring about .
sors Of deal state Of AsiAirs. in which there
should be no duties levied on imports. and
direct TAXATION shosId sspply means 10 dsfi.y
shs expresses Of the Government They are
evidently fsss attaining shsir desires N TIA.
rsspsss. Az soos ss the blockade i rendered
fully effective. they win no longer b sroubisi
9th duties 20 pay. Then "a they have an,
eonssdsrsts Govsrnmsos. Il viii be nece<sar,
- pay its expenses among themselves II
oil doubtless occur 10 eitissas Of seeded
s,sss-. before long. tina, the South Csroliss
doctrine Of free trade and direct rsxation,
nay ss good in theory. bat very ineonssni
en- IN practice A few months fcrcibls
operation Of the system will doubtless be suf
neiens - convincs our seeding brethren that
she old vsy Is the beat one.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

SrsxAkr. Nav 5.--SrArr- = Reports
Amending joint resolution relative 20 duties
Of our Senators and Representatives In Com
gres.. Laid on the table. Recommending
the passage Of House bill making add
tional appropriations Tor the years is6i and
1854 Failed for wsat Of constitutional
majority. Other reports were made ON sub
Jects Of general legislation. Al the nigh,
session the appropriation till, which failed for
want Of constitutional majority in the after.
noon. was passed
HoUsr.-After fixing the pes diem OF clerks
AMI doorkeepers. Mr.. sto,easberg submitted
an additional section 10 the appropriation
ball. 10 the effect that the Auditor Of stste
be authorized % allow out Of the Swamp
Land Fund 10 y. F. canningha one fourth
Of ons per cent on the amount Of that fund b.
him received, aud one fourth Of one per cent
on the amount BY him disbursei-the same
ss heretofore allowed. Rejected.
Bill authorizing the removal Of prisoners
from the Southern 20 the Northern Peniten-
,iary. Was passed.
MESSAGE IRON THE eovEKSoE-
Mr. Banday (in the Chair laid before the
House the following communication:
ExEcrrIvk DErAxfxEyf.l
Nav 81. 1861.
To fA< House Of Representatives.:
trust the Legislature with no, adjourn
without making some provision for the pay
ment Of the troops The duties Of paymaste
are onerous and responsible. requiring th'
keeping Of Complicated accounts, and th'
dis bursement Of large sums Of money. Thes'
duties are not now dsvoived on any officer
and If they should be conferred by the Gov
| ernor upon any person, bond taken Tor tn
faithful performance Of the duties, would b.
without authority OF Law, and therefore void
/ As the law now stands. the money could no
| be drawn from the treasury in large sums &
pay regiments stationed at distant points.
O.. r. MORMON.
| Referred TO the judiciary Committee.
Bzls Passed --Providiug for the appoint
ment of Paymaster in the States service
regulating the procurement OF army supplies
al-o. the additional specific appropriation bill
The balance of the session was occupied j
the consideration Of Senate bids and amenc
ments. all of which were disposed Of
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01
Political Opinions Colored by Degrees
ofLatifude.

A gentleman Of this city ~ho leh New
Orleans week or two since, SAYS that he
took passage for ST. Louis in steamer full OF
passengers. At first nothing was heard but
secession sentiments. and one would have
supposed that the feeling was universal. but
after portion of those on board had been
landed at and below Memphis the Union men.
before silent. began to declare tseir opinions
waxing louder and louder as each degree Of
latitude was passed, U oil at last, tsthe reg q
Of Northern Kentucky and the free States
above was reached. 1t swclled into such una
nimity AZ 20 exceed even the secession tri-
urnph Of the early period Of the trip Ii needs
but lifting away Of the reign Of terror 10
emancipste the South from tine rebels who
now domineer over them.--Bosfon Tvareier.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01
The Humanity Of Traitors.
4 Norfolk CORRESPONDENT of the Baltimore

- "A -''itVA eotiNsPohioehe va te ooAhh''to
American writes:
On Monday last the following incident oc-
Cured at Portsmouth: The wives of the
volunteers, as we'll a. the families Of those
who were suffering on account of the men
joining the army of the Confederate States,
met usual TO receive their weekly provis-
ions. which for the.two previous weeks had
been given out to them as agreed, consisting
Of twelve pounds of hoar and twelve her
rings. They assembled in the boat house 10
receive their regular supply. when the Rev.
Mr.. Hume Of the Baptist Church of that
place. told them to go away. that there was
nothing for them. as there was not enough
for the soldiers. Thus the poor creatures
many OF whom had not a mouthful at home
were compelled to return hungry. with no
prospect before them Of receiving assistance
or work in any shape.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

"a 10 snssinx 70 SO chat poor slalt. ss> re-
sorsd 70 u order 10 maintain ne s>cession
feeling n ~ sossh. The leading PREF 81
tAss ssssisa does set scrapls Al Aay perver
-ssa Of truth or lox'c 70 carry IL posHts The
ar, anoer he sssthsn journals that no
Brsish ministry can COR moment refuse 10
russxn;ss the Coufeisrate ss&ies. = sery sn-
gular. IA . more - from the resson which
y rvsa. thss TIE soass. By - products, holds
= ssunand Over the -ii.l sss<re>s. Of The Bsa
ssA empire In other rorss ''oofton s king
.ceordsnx - the sosshers as<Tsae. sd al
u.tens .s>t boz sso~n - 4 We lave s>en
rood 1sal IT rcscn<cusssse 800 sA.- cab
Iecs. 80 late. vfseh hss s~ss s.z-.ux sasush
tAssesvisss d>h however . fon the Rich
.Sad Wls> shich will have ati~s Sirsia.-
c. Lad ne The osAsr ssnfsierssrs - he
lnS~ssse rscogni,ion 81 her i<p<s5ee<s
IL Envsiy s.ys:
svbxinia eth Tie cesf1ests q sovereign
. nsn KiAx ossrss III. ssszAi II she sse-s.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01
LEGAL.

SHERIFFS sALE.-By virtue Of
Jons venditioni exponas execution issued from the
viFo Common Pleas Court. 20 directed and dsiiv
cred, In favor Of Lyman Cooke, William Dourde and
David l.. BAKER, ana ageinst deorge II. whidden, 4
ordered 10 sell the relieving desrribod Real n,
tate, situated In Nigo eoanfy. Indiana, to-sit
piece % ground. commencing 81 the northwest
corner ~ lot No. three ta, Ia subdivision No two
l3l, EsEaw farm, made BY N A Jewetf and Mary
gs~ett. aud running thence east forty three 10
feet and SIX 81 inches, thence south one hundred
and ninety ass feet, thence west foFtythree
10 feet ala Is lRches thence north TO the place u
beginning, ami on
SATURDAY JUNE -. lssl,
within the legal hours 81 said day the Court Hogsc
door, In re-iiaute, viii offer the and profits
81 the above described Real Estate, together with all
the privileges and appartenances 70 the same belobg
ing Tor term exceeding years 10 the
highest bidder for cash and upon failure realize
sufficient 10 satisfy said Execution and costs,
will then and there eer the fee simple. in and 10
said Heal Estate 90 the highest bidder foF cssh,
satisfy the same
This 3Oth day 81 May, ls6I.
my3lw3wprfa.oo SAMUEL CONNER, sheriff
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

yrHE Common Courcil of the city
i of Terre- TIaute, with The Assessor, will, @;
Tuesday the 4th day Of June, D. 1851, al O'Clock,
n, Al the City Hail. IN Terre -Hsuts set A. Board
of Equa7afion hear and determine all complaints
regard 70 the Assessors for this year. and
20 equalize the fsme.
Arrrsr: W N. STEWART. Mayor.
j. r. 6sut1ck Clerk. lmay34-dtd
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

The following IS from the Vieksbarg
MIS- Wing:
To Arms To Arms'.-TAere viii be a
meeting ofthe young ladies of W arren county
70 De heki a, Beisis. Tharsisy. sth inst,
for thu purpose Of forming themselves into a
Home Gs.sd, for the protection Of those
young men ~iso will non volunteer for then
country's cause. A LADY
We hare heard VI no Sorth~rn districts
where ssch demonstrations. on the part Of the
fair sex. we're needed.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01
State Of Indiana. Woo County, s.:

Clarissa Newbinney John Newhinnsy -vige
Common Pleas Court, August Term, A. ID, 1851.
The Plaintiff In the above entitled cause filed In
the Clerks Ofice Of the vigo Common Pleas Court
her Complaint alleging tlaf the defendant John Ne
Whitney absented hiIas.a io1 his usual place Of
residence In Vigo county, 1ndisns, more than FIVE
years ago, aud his whereabouts are unkno~n-thst
said defendant is entitled 10 share In the Of
his father Thomas Newhinncy, and Of his brother,
Ennis Mewhinney--that he lefs Cisrissa Newhinney,
his wife, the complainant herein, and i've minor
children without having made provision for the sup
port and education OF his said family, and that said
family in need Of the proceeds Of said property
for their support and educaticn-snd the said com
plainant asks the Court that IL shall be presumed
aud taken that said defendant Is dead and that the
Court proof Of the above mentioned facts,
jurisdiction the estate Of said defendant and
appoint administrator ofhis said estate, having
all the right~ and powers and suhec all The dute<
IN relation thereto which sppertain Administrators
Of decedent's estates.
The said defendant John Bswhinney VIII take no.
tice that unless he be and appear IN the vigo Com
mon Pleas Court, on the arst day Of the next term
Of said Court. 90 be holden 81 Terre Haute, Indiana
the third monday in August 1861. then and there
20 plead answer or demur 10 said complaint the
same will be determined In his absence hy said
Court. --.t
HOsFoRD 4 BRowy, plfs. Attys ~
mylTdwim-pisla JOSEPH II. BLAKE, Clerk.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

Portsmouth Is ca the Elizabeth river. IL
miles from Fortress Monroe and loo nile-
by land from Richmond
Gosport is = suburb Of Portsmouth.
Norfolk Is opposite Portsmouth 5 miles
from Sewall's Point. and ~ miles from Old
Point Comfort
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

The Louisville Courier. Recession paper
Of the rankc~t kind. contains the following:
We learn by private letter that Col.
Dascsn psS csscerned IN persoaal di6rulty
Il HArper's Ferry few days since. A quar-
terra<ter made an offensive remark 20 him
and he spit m his face. The quartermaster
then struck him and Duncan drew his knife.
when p<rsons intcrfcred and separated the
conbalant-. A challenge subsequently
passed, the result Of which Ne have not yet
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

fhs vote Of shs four counties Of our rlo
rious little Pan HxpiI~ axainss the snfssasas
or,Iinxnre q srce<<iun snounts 60 the incrcd.
twenty eight Take frvm ~. vote The pal
fal batch % secession ballots that ~sre east
amounting % foar hsndr~d ard thirtv-o.e
aud re have esean majority Of sls fhoas<rd
three hundred snd ninety seven
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

BIZ eur telsgraphie rvscrss Of i-s night
ss learn that Gen. HsssSs has been rsl'ev
I'd from command Of the Department ofihs
Wet lie viii prvb~bly be assigned 80 :
more active command. n n sptpessi Gen
LYoS will socesed him.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

Drfrss Fsrrs Nus Dnsrsorsp--Th~
steam p.psr al Il ps'Iki ~ss d~~<rcsed ~
Gre 6.tnrstss niehf-ta.lasngs .-,d n.a<I.iez
err fetal lc~s Itvss doubtless fkr xofk
sf a. irc<nt.srs. - The Dill had been lie
fos nou<k.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

Ns.. Hook. a irszh ~om<s. 80 ssr.i<o>S
IN cA,cks M ~sck Coz -hippsns hss ~
band. Probably she tboasks there -as no
ksrr. n bstag Der Hsok