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CofF-KnNy-0n Tuesday, March 10, by the Rev.
Mr. Groebeck, william H. Cor 10 Miss SUSAN o. KINNEY
ali OF this city
FfRRR-PAisg AT Fast Aurora, n. T., on Thursday,
March % by Rev. VIM Buxton. CHAs. FEsRrs, OF New
YORK, 10 Emily A.. daughter OF N Paine OF the former
place.
Haasosp-H.u On Sunday evening March - By
The Rev. John krebs ID. D., Captain EDMUND HAMMOND,
Of the ship Plymouth Rock, TO Mss EizAETH G. s. HALL,
of III city.
RuTTsCmD-pUMpfRNIcRU.-On Monday, April 1, by
Rev Dr. Alter, assisted by Rev Dr.. Morris Seegm ST.
Rornstp Eaq OF the firm OF Muir lanes Roth child
& Co, 10 Mrs BrrSEy PuMxRScxTI, OF Poughkeepsie.
Ponghkeepee and Cincinnati pagers please copy.
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Count Gale nd n r-Thfs Day.

SUrpEsE CouRr-rRour Pr ri Mos. l0l, 15S, 366,
67l 7s9 756, 76l 79 1876 799 sol 8l5 $40 S4S,
S45, s5I, S57, 3577. Part 2-Ajourned IN Monday.
COMMON PKas-Part Mos. 6a2, $50, I;s, $40. ACT,
l04 500 sO7, 500 SO S12 si3, 8I4, 7i4 373 Part p
Nos 499, &c., t5. 39s los, 246 2a7 451 sos $685. $50
645, $50 e68, els.
srPEkioR Court Part Mos. s87 SOL, 16ss, 1915,
1885, III, 1877 1879 1881 1888 1885 1881 1oe 1898,
1895 Part sSp 1863, 1l2a Is ll6o, 1852, 1lo4, 1855,
1855 l172, 1176, 1l7s.
SrrRgSE CoURr-cIRcun.-Part 1-0yer and Termner.
Part 2-Aojcurhed TO Monday next
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY, April l.

MONDAY, April 1-6 p. M.
The bank statement of to-day compares as fol-
lows with that of last week -
Week ending Loans Spscte Ci7cuInrn. Deposits,
March 49, 1920 $50 ASS 80 4S0 046 oil 81 $40 223
March 80. 100 1853 65 Al 4O8 308 434 $40 o3 gu 1893
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rose =. Toledo -, Rock Island a, guaranteed
new York Central was steady all the morning. In
me afternoon fresh demand sprang up, and the
price rose a per cent. The speculative shares
were all fraction better this afternoon. The fol-
To- wing were the closing quotations. States
So, As'4, ssl4 "a; Tennessee 6's, 74s1 rs; yir.
ginis Co. 1914 76 Missouri 6's, 65s. &C., Canton
I41. I5; Cumberland Coal preferred, ~ az:
Delaware AND EadsoD Canal, ss1S a 80; PennsyI-
yania Coal, SOL, AL; Pacific Mail, s594 Sc; New
York Central, 1881 Is; Erie, 32114 u; Hudson
River, ass x; Harlem, l61s q; do. preferred,
Alss a; Reading, 44A "a; Michigan Central,
5sk a; Michigan Sou hern and Northern Indiana,
17A Is; do guaranteed, 39X a; Panama, III
n; Illinois Central, slss u; Gslena and Chi
csgo, 7Sh "a; Cleveland and Toledo, 361I a a;
Chicago and Rock Island, So "a; Chicago, Bur.
ington and Quincy, "a a rs; Milwaukee and Mis-
sssippi II "a; La Crosse and Milwaukee land
grant bonds, 10 a IL; Illinois Central bonds, 81
asA.
The business of the Sub Treasury was as follows
to-day
For customs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1903 900 90
Pay m hts l39 030 81
baabce............ ............. 6,llO lS9 10
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House mis-
morning were 23,340,5O6 SO, and the balances
sl,l73,525 rs.
The New Orleans Picdyune states that Messrs
Hughes, Hyllestel Co., of that city, have resum-
ed payment in full
The Shoe and Leather Bank has declared semi
annual dividend of four per cent payable April 8.
The last statement of the Bank Of England
shows the following variations as compared with
the Dreyioua week.- -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-02

Mr. RAIDER, in his monthly circular, makes the follow
ing general remarks:--Business continues very dull
stocks of Spanish leaf quite low importatons will
necessarily be light az the ruling prices 10 HaAana
there encouraging signs yet Of Improvement in
the home demand and prices being held firmly high pur
chases only made when necessity forces dealers or
manufacturers on the market. Havana filters now
selling ut 30c 33c for medium sorts, ard 35c 42hc.
for good and fine. 2OO0 bales Gbara In usual assert
meLs, sold alta full price for consumption, an
scarcely any Cuba left in first hands The only
Yaa per Saginaw mostly Boy, sold at SIC and the
scarcity Of this sort Is so much felt that
higher prices would be paid for further sup
plies. In Kentucky leaf but very moderate bust
has been DONE and prices, though nominal still
6rm, present stock Of old crop must lind
market in preference TO the crop, which will turn
but little desirable Heavy tine sorts very scarce,
and held at IL &c. 13c The export demand for seed
leaf steady up the last week OF the past nth,
but prices were gradually advancing, shipments
very heavy, eghts very high and shippers concluded
10 suspend larger operations until they could be under
taken with safety. Large speculative purchases
have been made in the new crop In the different
toia and thing Is certain, that exporters cannot
buy the cheap they have done the old
crop, which Is nearly exhausted. The quantity
raised this year is far short Of lhe last
wuIsKIY active and htmer, while the sales en-
b. I'd about Ito a l, 900 obs at isc. alSac.
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q
ASKS Small sales Of both orts made at IS 81 a.
BszADsrrfrs -Four--rhe ma 'Set was nrmer ald more
active, with fair demand for EXP ort The transactions
rooted up about 10 0Ce bbls closing within the range Of
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iof iong time BEEN the measure OF their srvscA -
ne& IL promoting fever sh schemes 20 make ~
Ano the salvation or imported money the i'm ,uA
70 the rrcer painful spectacle or ths persistent ende
vor 70 sell 70 the slavery the repuocansm
Of this great State in the usn OF It's victory and the
price Of lie power
Drswisgs Of the Delaware state Lot
teries-woo6 EDDY 4 Co, Managers Of the
1nlAwasr~Exrsa Glass rs, Apnl i, fssi.
g. g. Is, ., 20, y, 81, Is, ~; 81 81, Al, IA.
Al, Sc, ., Is, g. "a So 8, Is, as, ~, SO, IS, II.
SR sSSf z66 g c CON- fsa Ds's s:ss
The Drawings or the SUSSEX County and
Consolidated Lottery OF delaware.
R. FRANCE = CO..
nAsAG.as
The Lsg:.surs Of the State Of Delaware having given
r. f1nce Co lottery contract for twenty years the
ssd s appointed BY tue q
hereby certify that the following numbers drawn
SUSSEX Cousrr-ClAss 70 April !, 1851
So, 20, IS, rs, As, 8, IA, Ii, SO, Is, SO, A.
CossoLIDATED IorrEsr-CLAss 81, April |, 1851.
Witness our hands at Wilmington De this day onday,,
; ; siSsIS I s2 4S5ns., Commissioner.
h FRANCE 1 o.. wilmington. Delaware
Espenschstd, Hat Manufactures, IIs
~: .pns s.s the SssS beautiful sad a s'1sd
Easter Holidays and Barnum's Mu-
eum-keAd BARN MS advertisement in another column
Brooklyn -Chsrses n. willis sons
photographic porIs Gallery Fulton street. opposite Gin
billiard Reform began with Basssorti
in 1881 Playing and Ssesrooms weve tables up, LAO Fui
ton street and No. 8 Ann street
na~--sa,s ny.x U~-.~ - 90 nao-~s.y. u,x
ties won't
Wheeler q Wilson'S Improved Sewing
Machines at reduced prices Office sos Broadway
The Ladd & Webster Sewing Machine
may now be had for fifty dollars at 500 Broadway
Cristsdoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pNeshe best in the wordwh ,esae and retail the dye
privately applied No. Astor house
Moldavia Or. am Forces the Hair aud
EoRs new invented Wig factory Is sond street
Bachelors New Invented wigs and
Toupees truly wonderful specimens of art Call and
them, at 10 Bond street. or send for measure card
Batchelor's Hair Dye.-Reiaable and In
.ns spps HHaI
HnIs Hair Dye-sO Cents Black or
brown No Barclay street, and sold by all druggists
DIR. 3. 9. eitch's New Rupture Supporter
Truss warranted Call and examine before purchasing
ia Broadway.
Take Notice-Pricos to Suit the Times -
after Monday April the price OF all Liquors (Srandy
excepted will be reduced to six cents, at Browns
French Restaurant and Lunch Ii Brad street The
most ELEGANT dinners together With Deckers Oysters and
Is Broad street, near Wall
Trusses, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder
Braces Suspensory Bandages &c Drs GLOVER TuORNR,
No. Ann street. under Barnum's Museum.
Morrts's London Gin, as Broadway.
brought o. Tom into demapd Several limitations have
started Consumers beware of headaches
Trusses -Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
Trnss No vesey street Astor House, opposite the church
Trusscs. -Marsh a. Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No vesey street House, opposite the church
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-C'Iau un HouT WIZ also IN good demand and lTIner,
especially Tor the better graoes The sales embraced
about 400 bbis at IS As ST SO for extra Southern
hour was 10 fair demand and prices firm. The
braced Iooo DDS closing within the range Of the above
quotations Rye Hour WAS steady at our ouotations
win sales or 200 bbls Corn meal was tolerably
active, with sales reported Of GOO a 800 bbs within
tho range OF our quotations. Wheat-The market was
WWkG - closed at an advance OF 1c. &c. per
msa1 - sales footed up about 10 900 bushels, in
white Michigan, 81 SIS for white Canadiln 81 As 81 SO
for white ONO, VI 36h for red Western in store, 81 Al
for mixed Western 81 80 FOR good Milwaukee Club 81 %
a$i 2I1s ior Chicago spring. and 81 so for amber Wis
oon'in Corn was toleraoy active but closed without
change Of moment In quotations The sales embraced
about ~ 600 pushes AT Csc 65c for mixed West
crn ut the railroad depot and 20 81 27 for good Chi
cage spring Barley request and frmer with
GALES OF 10 butbels at zoe. Barley malt steldy
ssc q Nc Rye was quiet al 63c. a IS &c Oats were
selling ut BIC 3ic for Western and Canadian and at
Sac. "a isc for State.
CotFEk-the Sales embraced FOO bags Isguyara at
l4Ac i47Sc, and loo do. Maracaibo ut I33<c d lac
The Following is the stock VI coffee Anil L.
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CoTIoN The market continued firm, with sales of
abou. 5000 oacs, and some 900 additional rumored
have been sold, which failed trace Prices closed
with frmness at IL &c. l2Ac for nidding upiands
FRi1GHrA-ro Lonl.on coo bbls flour at IS Cd, 900
bushels wheat, In ships bags at III I'd. 100 boxes OF
bacon AT 35s and 100 obs at 4s. 81. For Liverpool en
gsgements were light and at about the Of Saturday
viz: at lO1sd for corn bags, and at IS for -four
MoIAssEs. Tho sales embraced as hhds. Porto Rico
23c SIC and $50 do. Cuba 23c 3O The following
the stock OF molasses April l88l-Cuba ado
554 hhns clayei, 437 hhds Porto Rico 1859 hhds !;
barrels, 900
NAVAL SroRH.Spirits turpentine frm with sales
Of $50 bbls southern straight ots at 36c. Rosn
IN fair demand al steady prices Crude turpentne
quiet at 81 10.
PRo,IsoNs.-P0rk-The sales were moderate, while
prices were firm. The transactions included about 300
bbs AT $l6 81 $40 SIX for mess, and prime $40 so
$3 Beef was in fair request, with sales Of $50 bbs
at IS rs 80 sly for repacked and $40 $l1 for
Beet hams quiet at $l4 SIS CO. Cut meats
steady at &C. a6c for shoulders and &c. Nc for
hams. Lard was firmly held and In fair request with
sales Of 81 Dbs. at 9hc l0c. Butter and cheese
were changed.
RiE-lhe sales embraced about $50 casks at $40. a
4hc. Stock on hand April 1s61-Crolna, 126 casks;
Et Inoia, $500 bags, against 972 casks Carolina,
April 1, 1860
srGARs-rhe market was again active and firm, with
sales OF ,304 hhds chiefly Cubas, at Axe. SIC and
8 do. Meado at SIC, and 40 do. Texas on private
terms. The following was the stock hand, April
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-02
LIFE BAI.sAM.
RHEUMATIaM. scRoFnI

unt, in - p sCRQFuLA, sALTRHEUM, 80.
Hysus Ie bAlsem y the mosi certain ana No rsneHy
feI the most painful and proacfed forms OF those dsss
uce lever sores, the worst casog a -
purity o. nh the blood liver and tisnsy genera debility. dys
Grand street. 10 cents Ter bottle ApA 10Y" -
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stateemanship sne D:erty They have becom men ~
Inc measure a. mems claims 20 imports ant 0fE :
for long time been the OF srv,o4 az o
ne& IL promoting fevers schemes 90 make IN ~
An0 the salvation OF imperiled money the i'm ,uA
70 the painful spectacle or the persistent ende-
vor sell the slavery the
Of this great State In the husn OF It's victory and the
pride Of its power
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800 ss3 ies ii aas eos 4ei ,3ia % GIL sos
ccarpgs for tbc week ending March e. 1870 la3os 0s
DO 30. do. 30. ..liS,00 $40 -
Calarces Tor tho week ending March a.. 122StS %
". do. do. So. 6,900, 10 10
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SPEnCER IS AMONG THE ALE TRADE IN NBw
- York second uoumbus. as 70 yn The Q y. 70 n,t,
The discovery ths Massey, Collins Go N Phil sdeipha Ae
cnd be sod for three ccuts glass Northwest %
BrpadvA and Cortlsndt street. sfENckk
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Draw iDgs Of the Delaware state Lot
teries-w0oD EDDY CO., Managers Of the
DELAWARE, kESrUCKY STATE LorrRRIxx
DEIAwARx-kxrRA Glass ao, April l. 1861.
81, 66, rs, 8, 20, n, 81, 2S, ~. 81, al, Al, IL
DELAwAsE-CLAss 26. April I. 1861.
Al, Sc, ., Is, S. "a so, 8, Is, As, ~, SO, IS, IL
Circulars ntauing schemes with full Particular sent
free OF charge by addressing either
WOOD. EDDY CO, vmpGon Delaware,
Or WOOD EDDY CO., u Loua Missouri.
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Take Noticc-Pricos to Suit the Times -
On after Monday, April the price OF all Liquors 0randy
excepted will be reduced 70 six cents At Brevn.s new
elegant dinners together With Decker's oysters aud
Humphreys beverages will always be found at BROWNS,
Is Broad street, Wall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-02

Trusses, Elastic stockings, shoulder
Braces Suspensory Bandages &c Drs GLOVER TuORNE,
No. 4 Ann street, under Barnum's Museum
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Total ,....... 80 465 hhds.
ToB.Cco The sales were light and prices unchanged
The following monthly statement OF stocks Spanish
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-02

DIR. 3. 3. F1tch's New Rupture Supporter
Truss warranted Call and examine before purchasing
ia BROADWAY.
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Morrfs's London Gin, As Broadway,
brought o Tom into demapd Several limitations have
started Consumers beware of headaches.
Trusses -Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
Trnss No yesey street Astor House, opposite the church
Trusscs. -Marsh a. Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No. vcsey street House, opposite the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-02

Bachelors Hair Dye.-Reiiable and In
santaneous-Black Brown Factory 81 Barclay
Sold and applet at w A. BATOHELORS l6 Bond street
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EIilIs Hair Dye-HO Cents Black or
brown. No Barclay street. and sold by all druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-02

Bachelors New Invented wigs and
Toupees truly wonderful specimens of Call and
them, at ID Bond street. send for measure card
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-22
LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF JEFFERSON.
Third Judicial District Court.
Succession of Jean Laville, deceased
WHEREAS, Jean Peine, has petitioned the
w Court for Letters of Administration on the
estate of Jean Lavlle deceased, intestate
Notice is hereby given, to all persons interested
to show cause, within ten days. why the prayer of
said petitioner should not be granted.
BY order of the Court
*mylI Z. RIGAUD, Deputy Clerk.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
PARoIssE DE JEFFERSON.
Cour dw Troisieme District Judiciaire.
Succession de Jean Laville derede.
A TTENDU, que Jean Peine. n presente Il la
n Cour tine petition leffect dobtenir des
lettres administration a la succession do Jean
Lavile, DECIDE intestat:
Avis est par lie present donne tout ceux que
celia peut concerner d'avor n deduire, dams dix
jours, les raisons pour lesquelles il ne serait pas
fat droit In dite petition.
Par crdre de In Cour.
Z: RiGAUD, Deputy Greffier.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-22
Avis aux Contribuables.

Dams ccte partie de la Parissc de Jefferson, hye
Gauche sujette d la Jurisdiction du Juil ne
Police. <.
OAR ie present avis, tones personnrs RESIDENCES
/ de la paroisse Jefferson, qui sont tcnus au
Placement de taxes imposGe commencement III oi,
pour l'nnnee 1860 par 10 Juri dc Police d" Ia AT"
Paroisse jefferson, Rive GuuChc, sont notihcc que
les dtes Taxes seront dues dater du Mars ! NO.
Que dams les trente jours qusuVront Ir lill nimS
icctcur soussgnG, ii son bureau, ii la Maison a"
Cour dams la Vile de CHrrollton, dams la "itr
Paro ssr qu' rcITct d'y reccvoir les ditcS Faxes
In sousiynE &c trouvera q son bureau chaque Jour
pendant les trcnte jours susdits dcpus 10 heurrf'
A. NJ iusqu' a heures J.. NJ. 49,
personncs ou n huron pas pave les ditca Taxes
sera dressG par lie Colectcur, lequel procene1a
conformtme ia, loi, hhisir ct Nehure ueS
birns annartrnant aux dcnqucnts, pour satisfnirc
au paieaent de leur dtcs Taxes, des inter"te les
fraiS. 800 - -, ,or,
Paroisse Jc fTcrson. VILE dc Cnrrotit"n 1861.
J. J. GUTIERREZ Collector,
dc la pnrOissc de jcfIcrson, Rive Ghuchc
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-22
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS

Hfthin that part Of tie Parish of JEFFERSON,
Left Bank, nuder the Jurisdiction Of The
Police Jury
NTOTICE il hereby given TO all persons whether
IN resident or resident of the Parish OF
Jefferson, who liable to the payment OF Taxes
;mnosed according to law, for the year 1860 by
the Police Jury, for the of said Parish OF
Jefferson Left Bank, that all such Parish Taxes
will be due on the first day of March, 1901 That
within thirty days thereafter the said Taxes must
he paid to the undersigned Collector, at his once,
in The Courthouse, Town of Cnrrolton, in said
parish: that the undersigned will be there To- the
nurpose of receiving said Taxes, and also all
,cprs every day, during the thirty days aforesaid
from 10 o'clock A. NJ. to O'Clock +. NJ
And further, that ut the expiration 81 sad delay,
a list of the persons who shall have failed to pay
the Taxes due by them, shall be drawn up by the
undersigned Collector, whose duty it shall be
under the law to seize and sell property of the
dclinuucnts to pay and satisfy the said Taxes
with interest and costs thereon. go,
Parish of Jefferson, Town of Carrollton, 1901.
J. J. GUTIERREZ Collector,
feb27 Left Bank PARISH OF 'eHefs"n'
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-22

commissioners second Dr""i"
. Rce nistrict.
No. % CITY Hall

No. % CITY HALE'
Nav Orleans, May Is l9oi: within
5::e: E: 6. j::
$ 4: s::7 E: 4 :: a. :
July next Tm57 t e 5'S e. H PLACE, President
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-22
IRE GIME INITIAL ORDER-
Head Quarters, 9th Reg. La. Militia,
Carroliton, Parish of Jefferson,
May II, 1861.
ORDER NO. l.

The Militia of the Parish of Jeffer-
son, forming the Eighth Regiment is
hereby ordered to organize into Com
panies, within the following Beats, viz:
Beat No. From Toledano to General
Taylor streets, and from
front to rear of the City of
Jefferson: Capt, E. BUIssoN.
Beat No. 2-From General Taylor ST.,
to Napoleon Avenue, and
from front to rear of City
Capt. G.. T. LAGRoUE.
Beat No. 3-From Napoleon Avenue
to Upperline street, and
from front to rear of City:
Capt. Y. j. LECoRGNE.
Beat No. 4-From Upperline street to
Huntsville: Captain E.. r.
CHEvALLEY.
Beat No. 5-Hurstville. Bloomingdale,
Burtheviile, Foucher and
Greenville: Capt. CHAs. F..
HOFFMAN.
Beat No. Getty of Carrollton from
I,owerline street to Madison
street, and from front to
rear of City: Capt. J. D..
HAMPER.
Beat No. 7-Carrollton, from Madison
to Upperline street, and
from front to rear OF City ::
Capt, J. j. HERRLE,
Beat No. 8-From Upperline of Car
:. rollton to Upperline of Par
J ish, Left Bank, and from
River to Lake Pontchartrain
Capt. R. L. PRESTON.
Peat No. e-Jefferson Parish, Right
Bank, from Lower to Upper
line of Parish, and fronting
on River: Capt. -
Beat No. lo-Barrataria and Chen'ere
Caminada: Capt. ---
7. B. W. PENRosE, AdJt,
Bv Order of r, a,.
GERARD sTITH, Col Command t.
my11 ------~~
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-22
AvIg AUX CoNTRIBUABLEs.
BUREAU DU COLLECTEUR,

Paroisse jefferson. Fevrier 2, 1861.
Wis eat par lie present donne aux Contributes
n de la Paroisse Jefferson, que mon Bureau sera
ouvert partir du 1me Mars, 1861, ct que de 10
.heures A. Nj. jusqu' heres r. NJ, 10 ,sefai pref
recevoir les Taxes d Etat, mposees d'apres la sol
pdur annee 1860; je notife aussi toutes personncs
OH corporation, suvent meter, occupation. on
profession exigeant une license, de presenter
mon bureau dams trente jour du Ter Mars 1861, ct
de se procurer la license necessaire, d reffect de
suivre leur meter. profession. on Occupation
respectif pour Pannee ls6l sous peine dc la loi.
GUY DREUX, Sheriff ct
Collector des Taxes Etat, Paroisse.de Jefferson
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-22

Mayor & Council of tie City Of W. i'
Carrollton.
DY virtue of and in obedience to an order OF
Dsezure and sale to me directed by the Hon. the
Third Judicial District Court of La, in the above
entitled suit will proceed to sell at pubilc auction
at the door of the Court House, on Canal avenue
between Hampson and Second streets, in the city
of Carro1lton, SATURDAY. the 25th day OF
May 1861, at the hour of IL o'clock, A. NJ, the
following described property to-wit:
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situate
in the City of Corrolton, parish of Jefferson
in this State, designated by the No Ii, in Square
b. No Al; said lot me asuring thirty feet front on
Madison street between Soniat and Third streets
by depth of one hundred and fifty feet, together
with all the improvements thereon.
3 SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the same city, designated by the Nos. one, Two,
square No. Al B., measuring as follows: Lot
No. One forms the corner of Madison and Somat
streets, and measures thirty feet front on Sonat
and front on Madison street. Lots Nos Two
Three. Four, Five and Six adtotn each othef
and measure each thirty feet front on Soniat
street between Dublin and Madison streets, Dy a
de 9TH between parallel lines of one hundred and
twenty feet. And Lot No. seven measures thirty
feet front on Madison street betw een Third and
Soniat streets by depth between parallel lines
of one hundred and siXty-two feet and six inches,
together with all the buildings thereon.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms of sale-This being the second and last
crying the above described properly wll De
adiuicated to the highest and last bidder, the pur-
chaser paying in cash the sum OF Three hundred
Dollars, being about the amount OF all costs ano
charges, and taxes. State and Municipal, ana Tor
the balance of the price of adjudication giving
his bond with good and solvent security, payable
twelve months after date, bearing interest at the
rate of six per cent. per annum from date 10
maturity and secured by mortgage on the pro-
GUY DREUX, Sheriff
myS-ts of the Parish of Jefferson.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-22
STATE OF LOUISIANA:
Parish Of Jeferson
Fifth District Court of New Orleans.
j. C. Vineyard,
VS..
Captain Withers & Steamboat

j. c. Vineyard,
No Ioot6
Captain TVithers & Steamboat
Fanny Pearson
10y virtue of and in obedience co a writ of heri
ID facias to me directed by the Hon the ruth
District Court of New Orleans, in the above entitled
suit, l will proceed to sell at Public Auction at
the door of the Court House. on Canal Avenue,
hetxvecn Hampson and Second streets in the City
of Carrollton on SATURDAY, the Sth day OF
June, 1861, at the hour of II o'clock, A. NJ,
the following described property, to-wit:
THE STEAMBOAT FANNY PEARSON
her En- pnes TacIleI Apparel and Furniture, as
she now lies in the river Mississippi, below the
Town of Grctna, as per Inventory on file at my
Office.
seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms of sale-Cash the spot.
GUY DREUX, Sheriff
rnvsts Of the Parish of Jefferson.