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Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-05-14

:
 SHALL THE CONVENTION Pass SrAY LAw?-This question is exciting good deal of discussion throughout the State, That such law should be passed to pro- tect those persons who have already or may be called into military service. we have not the least doubt. They should be protected against any execution or civil process of any kind during their absence. Missis- sippi has passed such law, ,4And her sol diers are thus protected, and have no fears that their property will be pIundered by either just or unjust claims and executions during their absence. Let the Arkansas Convention do likewise.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-05-14

TWENTY DAYS GRACE ExpIREp.-In Abe niLincolp's war proclamation which wasdid at the city of Washington, on , the 10th day ofeApril," the following uery important passage occurs:
 sSI deem it proper to say that the first ser- vice assigned to the forces hereby called forth will probably be to repossess the forts, places and property which have been seized from the Union; and in every event the utmost care will be observed, consistently with the objects aforesaid, to avoid, any devastation, any de- structon of or interference with property; or any disturbance of peaceful citizens in any part of the country; and hereby command the persons composing the combinations a. foresaid to disperse and retire peaceably to their respective abodes within twenty days from this date.''
 The l" combinations above referred 10 are the hostile combinations and prepara- .ions in the States that have revolted against the laws and authority of the late United States. These sscombinations" are commanded to disperse within the Him. 1t of twenty days from the 18th of April, term of grace which expired on the 9th of this blessed month of May. If Old Abe and his advisers carry out their pro- ject, before this time Gen. Scott has adopt ed the offensive system and set in motion some twenty or thirty thousand men for the occupation of Richmond or Baltimore, or the meaning of the twenty days notice is rendered ridiculous farce. 3a s
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-05-14

TAKING UP OF A. SusPIcIoUs CHARAc- rER.-A man, giving his name as George Thomas, says the Jacksonport Herald of the 4lh inst, and haiIing from Brownsville, Prairie county, was arrested and lodged in jail on last Saturday morning. The night previous, he and an Irishman were seen in Capt. G. B.. Smiths stable loft with two negro boys, offering them whs- ky, and otherwise being sociable. Thomas was lodged in jail to await an answer from Brownsville, and the Irishman discharg- ed with repremand. Thomas is reported to be a bad character-having propensi- ty for stealings hogs and cows whenever an opportunity offers. M
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-05-14
From the Richmond Enquirer. The Spirit, in Massachusetts.

The following is copy of hand bill received by us yesterday from Boston, Massachusetts. The writer (wbo is per- sonally unknown to us) says that similar hand-bills are posted up at every corner in Boston, and that the sentiments which they express are those of a majority of the people of New England. We know not whether our unknown correspondent is a friend Gas he professes to bel or foe as nearly every pretended friend in New En- gland turns out to be Nor is it impor- tant with us whether he is the one or the other. We publish his enclosed slip as matter of curiosity to the readers of the Enquirer assuring him and all mankind that the threats of the undivided North car- ry no terrors to the hearts of solitary Southern man:
 CONDITIONS OF PEACE REQUIRED OF THE
 so-cALLED sEcEDED STATES.
 Article l. Unconditional submission to the Government of-the United States.
 Article 9. To deliver up ONE HUN DRIED of the ARCH TRAITORS 10 be hung,
 ,is Article 8. To put on record the names of all others who have been traitorous to the Government, who shall be held in- famous and disfranchised forever.
 Article 4. The property of all traitors to be confscated, to pay the damage.
 Article 5. The seeded States 10 pay all the balance of the expense, and restore all stolen property.
 Article 6. The payment of all debts due to northerners, and indemnity for all ln- dignities to persons, loss of time, life and property.
 Article 2. The removal of the cause of all our difficulties. which can only be done by the immediate and unconditional aboli- ton of slavery.
 Article 8. Until full compliance with allthe above terms, the so.ealcd seeded
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-05-14

MORRIS IsLAND.--The general appear ance of this now well-known and famous Island has been greatly changed since the 18th of April. The batteries bearing on Sumter have been removed and many other arrangements warranted by our pos session of Fort Sumter, have been com pleted.
 The 17ih Regiment, Col John Cum ingham, will return to the city, and the remnant of Col. Gregg's lst Regiment South Carolina Volunteers) command will be hoiorably discharged, they having served within few weeks of their term. We learn that some of the men will pro. ceed to Virginia. Fort Sumter is reported to be in fighting order. For general in, formation, it may be as we'll to say that 1t will not cost half a million of dollars to put it in perfect order, IS was reported by an officer of the late garrisou.-ECharles- ton Mercury.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-05-14

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN Mrmp., TEN STORES AND HousEs Buss,, On Wednesday evening last des,,no,: fire broke out in Memphis, burpins ' u whole mass of stores from Centre .n % on Court. to the alley leading out f,.. Front Row to opposite Odd-Fellow's p.u %
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-05-14

gsg- During the sessions of the crcuH court Of the eighth judicial circuit of Ala oama, Judge Shorter held the plea of "a lien enemy" was sufficient to sustain mo. non for dismissal of all civil actions bro, m the names of citizens of nonsecedeo States. In consequence a great many cases brought by plaintiffs residing in these State were summariIy disposed of,-lOc lumbus Ga Sun.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-05-14

RW Among other freight on the Admiral, we noticed large box, consigned to "Fathsf Abraham Lincoln, Washington City, care of W. H. Seward," containing man who halls from the State of Maine. He is shipped by the citizens of Grand Glaize, with instruc' tlons, "glass--handle with care.n He is the same man that was severely whipped about hfteen miles above this place. Served hln right-he was in the wrong latitude Au' gusta Standard, 10th inst
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-05-14

Dr We are in receipt of the proceed ings before the Investigating committee, which resulted in the condemning of the white man and negroes, but the detention of the western mail prevented it coming to hand in time to insert it in our present issue. We will publish the proceedings in our Fridays paper.a 0 M
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-05-14

States to be held and governed as United States Territory. Y .,.
 The above IS the least that an indlg- nant people will accept, outraged as they have been by the foulest, most heinous and gigantic instance of crime recorded in history
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-05-14
A WHITE MAN AND THREE NEGROES

A WHITE MAN AND THREE NEGROES HUNG NEAR HICKORY PLAIN. = Our neighbors of Hickory Plain and vicinity, fourteen miles west of Des Arc, after a patient investigation before Committee of twenty-five, on Friday last, in accord ance with the verdict of said Committee, proceeded to a spot designated, and 10 a tree having long projectlng limb, said limb being stout and well proportioned- whereon they hung until they were dead, Tom. Williamson, white man, and three negroes, Big Dave, Lewis and Jeff. Will liamson was convicted as the leader of an instruction and the negroes as alders and abettors. The balance of the negroes im- plicated have been whipped severely and not less than three of them banished from the county.
 We have the most implicit confidence in the Committee who have thus summa- rily disposed of the leaders in a plot to render their homes desolate, and to destroy the honor and virtue of their wives and daughters. All praise to those who thus defend themselves against !" irrepressible conflict and make lasting eranaples of both aOhite and 6lack who engage in insur- rectionary movements that would destroy the las! vestige of virtue and honor.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-05-14

s The New Orleans packet, A. W. Quarrier. Capt Redmond, passed up this afternoon, bound for Jaclxsonport. She returns on Thursday. ''s'''
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-12-28
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9t1btleiten ctr dmcrfdniilben Serb1ltntlje ben
Slceu ipcciet MD autn perantwprti6 ma6t.
luo nun iebt SUD rtumat Die Se6risttc bee
Silrss an.
Dds lnSen mir unO wifitn on purntsrein,
oaB ieeer crfabrsue Mahn uue 8sd,t oitt Die
9'eIe9eabct, methe Gu6 Der Siipen ejett, in
scitdf'ictcr Seyebuus raid uup reell Yrrm6rts
81 tUmmen = II, @sltesnbeit liefert @uCb Ter
NOresn nun uno uin,m;r mebr Oeuft nur an
Gage, pie II DOT mrbr finp, rtc otrr micorrtummcn
mtroen, 10 gewlb, ais bic Sonue i'm Snen auf.
Iaebt.
sRcI&er crflDrcne Wann bier i'm SGocn bat
nibt id,pn 6unOrte unO 8auicure ostnnnt, Die
NIT NlGts uuc weuigsr ais Nttts oninasp
uuo ium NpBlitaubr, in mmcten lIneu ,um
Nsitbtbum tamcn
Seriute ginsr Oos &unltlf i'm gfcrceu
cjnmaG. Gr wro Elm 9aar prin fnccu. g[Lsr.
onge fommen cl&e 5duc pOr, ober tsincemeos
gcpcnteno otter, aIe in europa chen aub. Der
Nrbcitcr tIcttt i'm giprrcn cten Qrbciter unb
Camtt Sciia! lluc weun CT ec maat uno mcnn
CT Ct bur4iebt lih ouf feline caenen 8use IN
teucn, 10 we6lelt CT lrbislid psn 6erru. SNiibcr
mar or Ger &nedt Irins5 ,,Saalrs', oann pirS
er eer Snctt ors pS9aocrs", brs 9Gu6errrs.
2Sobr UpCr nj&t watr?
unr nun npt Gins, mas fur eiuen OsutItbeu
mic t'Peutun9sIps crIheint. gGigt Sbr, wos
.o''lt8i1ler Druid it? 6ier iublt Sbr tbu
wabrltb niGt. = ghn 9cDt apcr cinmal in cne
"VrOlt%e SIc,nitart uup i0ngt tplt Gin G}e,66ft
an - let &C, mas CO lej - pdnu wercrt Sbr cs
'rf1OrCn. Dudt Gu& nur ni&t in t,rolitcr ge.
'i'Hun9' unO SWar gan; srilutlitb pUr Dem, mas
9'Taes Nteec 1T = Sbr brouAt gar ten luies
@tauP' 3u Habcn = conn werret Sbr erfabren.
mae sS pelbt ,btnouesrbjlen" unb IAN bic Quft
9rl'Bt 1u msrpCn. Damn wcrcet Skr Ircb leiu.
wnn SHr nit 9crupftcn 8itti6en Die udhIe 81.
lenSobn UNer rsn natIten Dompfer rrrciht.
: pts Nan&rr,Ycriuht, aus Dem Siipeu nod
), o'm N0rneH 3H 8rN'nr Hcn wcsen Brttbsit uni
> 9"m""itHt nuo 4RIwaute 9a9crtttr 9a abe,
wleeer iur'tdSeFcmmcr aus Dem Qanoe pcr sfrei.
" N'E nnp pumnnitat = iurif9ctcmmeu mciifeu.
II tprlIs. neil er njurifsctomm,n" MAR. Ot
YTennt9Wttrrei uno ShGbiattit In Wprpen nj,
> mdpe .5a9p, NO @:ner rcm 9lupern pos orml,Iio,
Smf SrOO Yor Dem Wlunoe prolbnopnt ros
- III n'%t IN pfn &ram, Der pom Supcn tcmm
Sr tcert um urp fduat lirtcr Don pUrne an
Il 0Vne 6rribrit uu0 l0umuuitlt uno lRllmaufi,
G.9r bier.
EeEt Oa Gin traYcr Nianu in birler auter
StaHt Dem SrIeanS. oat enen fleinen Stpp
0'upr' bate cr enen arcB,u. 6ot fanl,rhnluu.
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I'm Nor0en AurS ans Jrc,bett ann youman,ldt
SF can" "''o'F nrnd9'fommen unO ianat Yon
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-12-28

'9m 0eraus'rn9'" nnt 10 iei ib ptnn ,ur
NtuhIe dher Ia wlr alles ~ uno tcptennf,
Gs ldten ten @enlh III Der Niiiblr ,1 lttn.
va pei mir elm, Oab re mpbl am Seileu iriu
Wuro', weHn 'tb Sub gIela Aacs iaote, unS 10
lttf th br,rbr.
9fstn ahtsr, wadsr'r Sunsc lagtc Sct lr6
paf' On 8nab II al i!ine Srult Nebtnp, = Ou
Hus'n b'lt aeban cit, wGprcup mir tnetsn.
0'eunoe! icste er duIltsbeno Din II. - mein
Ar9wrbn mrr sur @jep,ebcit. Ssue Mnble mar
MIR Iangit ldCn peipdtns, uup cb ,ipeihe nun
ntdt mstr reran. pa6 Smarttprn rcrt ictue
9cble bat. Nidt umlpnit tcIteGlte e, mid in bic
Ndbe ncr Dtuble, = nibt uni ont lab ih ei.
nen oon ,etnrn 6clfcrlbslfsr, rcn perfIudtcu -5tm
lu"9It in is"er @egenp bCrumfrcifcn. Qui! Iast
nns tetnsn auacntItf 3sit pcrl,r:,n. = bcwdif.
nat 9u6 unp TcI9t mir. Sb wcrpe gu6 iubren
unp wenn f." sne scrrdte Serseltuus AMI picicr
gSelt 9tett. 10 miro Maric scrcttet unp riclcr
SDicmjt. bctrait.
Sh Sebr ppraus. Sntci, i6 fibre guh
l@us ortB r6pli6, u"p lpran9 sur 5Ourr bi-
uduS.
SD BIN patet, idsts S6aw fur; unp trcdeu,
- Sorn'tis uur 1tOcfS. unlerc Natatoru, qsbsu
dnt mt unr an 9Safen fsblt cs nitt SIT ri,
Ntuble wutIlb pae Ntt pir CT Spieoubcu, lc
wouen rtr cS apn 0ustebtu.
Srt der ana rte pler iuuaen 9eutc bemafTue
hu lth, 1nnn Alng cs raith IN Sham unp lcin
Nahlarn. no cbeufauO Se9e,ter uuC SS0Fsi
nlt9tncmmen :vurCen. unp ais Qluce in Sercit
ihaIt mar trat Bob III Die 0ttte tee tlcjue1
oautcne uno 9te: 6reuupe! bct lrlhcn Grpe
pitoncn mus &tner tummuupucu, iuuf bcrrid
. rwurun8. ,Sa6t mtb Sud- lettin 9Dir tAcile
une IN ,nei NttbeIungeu, = rtC Sine iIbrt I'd
rte NnpCrs Sbdw, Ger Oic @c9cup aut ttnn
9Sir muHCn uus ser Mibte Don ;mti Sutcu nj
bern unp Die Sdurtcn uuUsrurtbt llbcrfalci
= @eltnat unlrr Srch, 10 muGt ,jbr mir II,
@tnee perp'rdhcn Nemaup BON @ub oalf I
banp an Smarttorn cscn = 9tem0up bS
i 5ur'e! = 81 gcbGrt mi unp lb NH perpnmu
lsin, wenlI er MIR enttommt! Seip sJ9r's ;ufrl
ocn?
Sa mar ric rlnfmmige Qntpurt unp mad
ntm ID Gue Gerlbrepungen ae rcffeu mcrrc
paren, lsstrn lid pte iwci Nttbnlunaen in 81
"esHH5, III imet perIbiepenen Hhhinlr
Ourb cen oltteiten 8aIO ornscno unp nur O.
St'uun8 Der Scnne sum 9Deawctlrr ncbmenl
&om, rer mt Bob mar. ingtc ,u 9Glaram, al
lie ltdb Der @csrno Der Ni1lr n6bcrttu gBiI
liam mir III brute. ais pb eiu srcecr 8elt Ga
Wore. 90 frob II wobl babr idb mid NOD nj
aeTublt. unD tb BIN gcwrb, - ,u,r MAIDEN bent
'infn 9ludlthen Bug uno fanacn Die Sburfeu
StIlle! risf Boz, merit @u6 TN pen 0erI
l9fn gu SoNen uuO baItet Sub gang rubrs. Sc
O's @rraui6 tGnnte uns verratten.
e' aeihab, wte e. 9eiaat Bate = pieM6nne
watfen Iib in Den S>eitrduhen ,u Sopen wab
rsno BOT mIblam ouf Dem Sauhc, tmmer be,
cihlslten Snld gum Jedmantel wdblenp. pc
Miible ndber frph.
(6OrtlFBun9 foat1
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-12-28
Sin Srrtbu,,r. .

SIR Dalttn &c fur cnaemtIen. uns in 8tfrrff
zines Srrtbums, ZEN mir uuter wobmcleupen
uup tuteui9enttm Scuten eang uuo odbe iaurtn.
lu OcrltGnpi9en.
Der Srrtbum bstTi1t bic 2tuifht mander Gent,
= uno es linp uns tbrrr pibt wsnioe i'm oon,tn
Supen bf8e9net = raB pie uetsf1npe msIhe
in manher 80iebun9 auf Der @eiammtbei nm
nuf DEN @in3elnen laicu, Den eiacntbilmli6eu
Serbalnilfn pes Surms ,uuitreiten Isieu.
5m 9frroen lei es 90sS bslIer, freier, bumaner
l60ner 9Bir re0sn, wObI semerft + niGt etwo
pom ieBi9en 6ampI', iOnO rn pcn ben 8erbalt.
n'lifu oeS Siireus rsip. oss Noypcns i'm guoe.
meineu.
sBr bnIten obae @nlitt, rie mir - mie 1tbou
N'laat - bri 9ani wrbmcacureu unr inteQioeur
Zen S'uten aciunpcn ba5en, iiir eirsn Srrt6un
INN bab'n in picisr 8e3nbuug sini9e g8orte ~
aaeu.
Sin 2beiI Der cute Yun pelhen mir bier reper
tfnnt entmsoer eeu Nurpen nur opn 6SrenIao;r
Hno Selen, Ooer sr BAT rem NCrpen nur IGAtjo
9'ebe", bel peri6nIi6 fgen@eltoerbdtniJen
Ourtb rDNniastn unO 9cirn entwerIeu i'd, pi
Eeute Gin ibsr pie Naeeu EarF aerdmeiheltts
alIO faides SilO pom NOrpen, irren iomit mn
SOrnb'rein in brer 9eurtUetuna oUrtiosr 9,r
batnilis. 0enn atsr Gusr nit 9uten suollde,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-12-28

= @IubenSe SusrTn. 2dslih bGren mir Hber
9Iueenoe &H9eIn ipre&en, iiter p.ren ;rrlfSrenre
S"irtnn9 nno nas Sntran0i6ie6cn ypn oop,,u
Siaoten. sFOb nur msnisr @ipiihfn inn INIT
Der 2lt uno 9Reiie bsfannt. wie lpl8e suo,rn
aIu6eno 9'modt unO ntsefsuert me,reu. glis,.f.
Nfn linO mabrbait furatbare 9el6cTs mn %
'rtOrp'rt 9rO6e SCrsfut, bielelben N bonntos,n
"n0 }n Seerauhen. Sie werpen in bfIpnb,rs
oa5n Nsr3sridt'ten 8cIc6ien sIabenb aemobt
""N Pann osTmttteIit eiitrner iugenannten a(ou.
en- m ne @ci&ubr ubertragen, pe oorber IAOn
SerHtet eln mulien, e6e ie Die Ruoel oufn 4.
men. Nas 9ulOsr wtrO Ourh orei Qloen gRott,
Dor DIR GrplOiiOn aei6ibt. Die nGbR ,ur eu,d
0tFnplihf Sage lit lrOden, bic ,weite IN oRaio
nap un0 auf Dem pueer ru6t wicSerum ,ins
trOdsnc. Die jfu5sl muB notarIib ouocnbGf,
lid ab0'ieuert mere,n un0 pirO auf ibrtr Balm
on6 bic &ribnns nit Der 9uTt nur nod olii.
Ibenpsr. D."
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-12-28

Die neuiten errOpaii6sn 8eridte brinoen
ofn &OS 6fs 9rinpn 2Il srt, bcs GemnbIs Ser
&O"l9'n StetOria yCn GnstanO. Derleftr 1ort
an e'nem anltrI6en 5isb,s. @r mar om 26a.r
Au9uit 1919 III 3oicnau in 6adb1en So6nra
1'bOren uIb felt rem 10. ge6ruar l84O mil s.g
&enl9tn oerm@6It anO ba Dem snsIilarn s,Olte
aa9emein teliett.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-12-28


Sc mar Gin trutcr -trouroCr GNN, Der I'm
Wgrs,u nNb tjcier 4att iur Or 5am,lic @6u-
tncutu Scimatb itpn Yele tjtcre 0-iiIuuNCu
.teitunocu mau&c ihmcrC Stunccu Jurtb Jtlctt (;
+ unr ROD rrn Ntutb uht Ycrlcr,u, obcr rcr
dtet, 5bId9. . N,rluit per SeljeetGu Ichter,
Die S6m0h uur Shnuoe. rtc purh DC 2ju.
sfldac cmrs IieEt0biS nuf bic Rouic Nomtltc
octaotu ,uNr Die lbrrf,ite llu9ewiGbrlt, in re
2lae ibcr Marlcne Stbjdial ldwcbtcn, ole
rjsc ,uidmmen!rrTeuccn 2etpcu botttu cen mo
4ahiAu Niuth rer 5amtiis getrpHen unp lie
,rar rotb unc troitrs.
q BGuhcr, SbNw uno Die btirCu iuueeu 2rute
irdrcu pGt in Der gt0bt opn OF. 9ouie ;'riid'
bctt6St, = alc ibrr 9iahiuri6un1cu marcu
3RtsttIih aeblishtn, non Waricu battcn uir9enoe
in; opur aeiuncCn. Die bdte gtnht mar nit
R5srnlbun9en, mas nun Su tbun lei, 5ussbraht
Potbcu, safer NemnuO wu6te 9tatb, Nemanr
3unrte 4itt in rieiee Iunttl brtngrn. gBar
Rarien uup ibrcu Selleitern auf ccm gSc9e
iah Ct 0Uuie riu llu9!uf SuaeltoBsn = aber
bunu bate man rod Gunce in Der llmg acnt
Gsurig @efdn9mi6 Sctradt wOrren = rieiss
,par unmGglch prcr wruigif,ns bGhit unwatr.
iheinIid. &arI ialus enotb por, Die sansc
pln9eleaenbet in Den 3eituu0tn befaunt mactrn
su IaiTtu unp ic, bur6 pos sewalt,ge MitteI rer
pnbIi3itdt, bas DunfsI, oas ouf 0tarcnS Ser
lhminpen rubts auButIGrru.
Oils am MOraen ua6 birirr Naht Die 6amiIie
iih mieocr suammtnfaup, lag tiefe Graurr auf
alien @sIiftern, = Oiutttt @lie fcnnte ibre
Strlnsn nidt msbr pcrbergsn, fe ffI ittIuh.
scno ibrem Nnnne nm ben 6ae i6m erm
ItltIf bas 6erj gebrpteu mar uno Der feline 6iife,
ttinrn Natb meSr wuBte. Caroline unS @cpitn,
rcren @intritt in ibre neue 6amilie untsr 10
.traurigeu umfdnOsn Stutt sefuuOen batte, tr6.
fete bic armc SHUTTER, mSbrsnp g8iaiam uue
9om li6 temlbtsn, Dem YerjweifeInOen &arl
3rUt ;u3uipr'fcn.
SIC lit sis faste S6ttder, nit dns1Iit,m
.Siifs rem JSrsis ieiEer 2iebrn multerur, benn
lstn btlCrStes 9aterDer5 bette jest pCr nsuenSsr,
'Iien.
Gr it ira6 in BEN g6aIO Ginaus, foate Som
n Yud liei nit ibm. = S6 ab iie fort9eAtn
.lragte atcr 6riB niat wCbiu CT wOGe.
@liidliace Qltsr isnRts S6tttbsr 6me3ii4,
bao nod fsinen &,rum uno fWmmer tnnt IL
frGblit uno crgps auf G'rdtern ipieIrn fanu,
Sn eisIem 9luBtutlidt warO Die GBirf Dee
9immtr5 auf9eriiIen unO Gin NuSrui Der dieter
rlI4una cntlhiivitc iepem MunOc. Sig 8ub
fauo inter o,r 1aiir,, !optcn6idB, rie @ugen
iief i'm &opfc ltegtmO, NIT oeyt6rtcn, entitcutsn
2iiaeu. - ieine linfe ocrbunpruc 6ano trua ,r
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-12-28

sStr entEe6mcn Orn fOlsenseu aut auf bic
fle Oeutlde onwrnotortn @rhfcl Der 0em
Orleans 0suti8tn 3eituna":
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-12-28
Gniltrtou.
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@cBcGututWe bprr at, &pmis.
9cu
5ctntit S6rnitetn.
(8crtIebung.)
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su friimmtr poqt. oGr icrrt ih iur 65nc -
66rl ibr iebchbja ntuB it ion batcu.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22
BY J. 3. WALTON,

3 H. At tIs aercaans and A1eiansers Exchsnse. I'D
loving Desirable coodos and elegant dweng and los Of
That ExTENsIvE Lor OF GROUND forming the corner
e. s. Mary and CT ches.a sS , ~ M 80 ess front on
"a and ne SO he ne dTd
from the lots fronting Camp and $50 feet and
Ing Ss' ef the rear me a improvements
feet high. The house contains the rst hoor four bed
rooms op parlo library and bail in the center with spaSi9us
p1ce In the attic four large sleeping and clothes
some dning.room with bow window p.ntrss Kitchen serr
and aa o her Iae esn Ther s broughon e hope
and all other m 1dera improvements
T&o yAGAEF FITS OF GROUND, forming ne conner
5inc,usye. and adioin the above described property.
and W fncb and VII fat y
depn aud trent on S. Mary street Of 0a feet 1cne lis feet
Lo No measures "a feet inch and lines front On Camp
81 Mary street 2 feet inches and lines the other
Lot measures q feet inch and lines Camp
b dP ST fGess AND and as s On on s
SID and I'd g est neh ss on On ne rssr line
street by depth OF 2s feet inches lines the Sd,
St MARY street and on the other side 10 feet inches
q hsass
n~Tb poDerty offers unusual Inducements parties wish
uaied lots Of syoand building dxegs beng s oily one
above Felicity Road convenient TO the Magazine
81. able geIghbo h1od in the Fourth pistr Ct
credit bearing six per per interest tt
maturity and eight per cent per nnnqm T. not pune
The buildings be insured by the purcarer the satisfaction
Of the vendor until final payment and the policy Of insurance
Act Of sale before ---- Notary Public, at tn
expense of the purchaser. al2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22

AUor1oNEER-ofice, 40 Camp street.
SATURDAY, May II, 1s6Is ct - O'Clock NJ,
~ the Merchants and Aucuoneers Exchange Royal street.
0l tee on street feet about Holiday street
Of gToand there an Toory DSe Ing i
RES in front and on thu SIDES containing eight principal
and four cabinets with out houses; etc.
tres eoSd ssEsabs ga5dsn Ths and hsh
in the vicinity Of New rleans heretofore and now known
the Belle Grove place. and now occupied by the kenner Aca
SQUARE 3, bounded by Second Worth Third and Holiday
@ No @ on and o
Nos IL r. Is and a. ironing Third street each
on iioni sss and aas
o snd dwelling beng on
lot on which there are hrnbbary
Ra6 sfgf s.
Nos and onn on street. and lots
T. 10 and fronting Fourth street measure each 30 Zee
oidsy street Iss and inclusive fcns on worth street
seUf sds afPw ff Holiday
and Kenner ayerue and NsT Orleans on and Grsa
81 Lo's Nos % Il and cDg on FoF
se saSh on " S and fO G,s
y Is and - fronting on Worth street measuring each g lee
front depth Of l92 feet Lot and lots e g il
ns5ss ;eFa5s5 dsPhs f 10 TT tS 81 5sst n
|
ie is divided into twenty lots numbered from
"a Lots to 10 inclusive fronting First street, and lots B
a. inclusive fronting Secord street. each 80 fee
'front.' b. depth Of 100 feet Lots and 2 fronting DAME
street. lots % and 81 fronting Oxey street.
| each 50 feet front, by depth of $50 feet
| HALF OF SOU RE No 25, bounded by Third Fourth
Minor Streets and William is divided twelve
numbered from T. Lots to INCLUSIVE fronting Mino
street. and lots IL inclusive fronting Williams
each 30 ont depth of 100 feet Lots and
fronting Third street, each 80 feet by depth of Is
| feet
This eligible property located the New Orleans
jackson and Great Northern Railroad ten miles, and til
Msss p river sixteen miles from New Orleans tho on
point where the railroad connects with the river The land
high the location healthy any in the State 1t
parties desiring TO establish country seats at convenient d
and of and to gardeners and Others of Ii
| best opportunities for investment
The plans of the property may be seen at the Office of Ii
| Auconeer.
E TERMs-For the Bell Grove Place, square A. snehir
cash. balance Mt and two credit with six
onenurh cash. balance one two and three years credi
with Fix interest from day of sale aud all with eigl
interest after maturity and special mortgage
| final payment.
Ac of sale before Barnett Notary Public. at the expen
| of the purchasers nc