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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18
EIae occupation OF Fairfax Court Mouse
aEr..nss Hmgres. of she Ecslerss troops.

Senator Low and Representatives, Eanoever,
CoItaX \crrel, WuahDufn and fort4r went WAN
the advance guard oi t.4e army 10 Fairfax this
morning anu returned at O'Clock p. M having
lett that village at 1 80 p. III.
They report ina. ne skrnisnets roacaad
Fairfax al 50 10 d,sy ,,..I H., ADVANCE -nard
entered the village exactly 3. .-o0.
Trees had been telted across tue road at three
}oluts to obstruct tie march but they proved
feeble impedlments. Hail mIe t4ls side Of
Fairfax al embahkneut has been thrown across
the road d halt mile IN length with tmbrasures
Tor far OF tive guns and sand Dag protection
but no guns were mounted, There were no
pitfalls or masked batteries.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18
From Fortress Monroe.


IOTTTNa5 NI0UTUC1 July TVII'
taa 3D. Nas,acAusett, regiment, whose time
IS zap, salts lvr Boston this evening. i he 4Ih
leave 20 morrow. Also. Brisadier Gen. Pierce
viii r>lum home,
Wcab,r ADD Bakers regiments were 10 occupy
IaHp.ou. Several companies wen; out from
Newport New last mig TO surprise il possible
4 boiy OF light Lo.se. WHO have tor some Time
gyye;ea lu tHe vicinity.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18
COuMIssIONERs' NOTICE.

ENHE undersigned having been appointed by the
> Hon Probate Court for the District OF Rutland,
COmmi-sioHers to receive. examine aid adjust al
claims and demands OF all persons agaiH.t william Z
C.StOddaFd, late OF Bu'aud,tU d D.-trfct deceased,
hereby eve uo-ic- that will scr The purpose
OF examining and allowing aid claim = the Office Of
Horace 4 len IN Rutland thu last IhIr-14s- Of the
month. OF October and Decent next from clock
= NJ. until 'ciock 4. NJ. ePch OF aid days, and
that Fix months from the 18th day OF July i. D.,
lsgl is the time limited By -ai1 Court for lad crsdi-
tor 10 present their said claims tor examination
and allow
Dated Rutland Vt, this 18th day Of July. Il D
1861
IL ALLEN t.o.
2s-3w JOHN 81 ALLEN fSO-- -
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18
Special Notices.

WuaT A FtGrRRl HAt HAt HA Ills Is the
orestns often received from their friends by those
hecoming -------- -fpr-m4turely
E; ;1ss s- 4 ;oNsKAAR + :s:s
On = ysS~ on IHE MAN, X A / H. /
= a \ the s--------- mot excel
In and ,or Il ar tep.ratIon for the hair ever
SnIi eveTy1 here 29-4w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18
NO OPIUM OR CALOMEL

Dr. HATS BALSAM has no equal a. a Lung Medi-
cine, i contains OPIUM CatoAH.l II is
ptci4Ily adapted tie deli contribution. of fe-
males. aud those differing from CONSUM PTION,
auy prOtr cted lang Compliant We adVl-e any
such TO give it a trial. 29-lw
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18

In West Rutland July Is, of cho'era morbuz after
an lines of only "A hours, HARMoN Il. Goss, son
OF L. L Co.'S, ksq aged = years
In Farhav-u. .Euly = h. the residence of his son
Il aw. MIR. Ii Sheldon, hiah Maynard, aged -
wears. Hs wtst,r lag ii n ra,itelt Cutting
vile, where his remains were deposited.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18
BRANDRFTHS Pills

Bleeding may give momentary ease. because the
blood left will have more room. But the body il
made from the blood and sustained by the blood TO
waste oar blood is TO waste lite, and ruin our
contribution. But Brandreth's Pills relieve the circu-
lation readily as bleeding by only taking away
WHAT we'll spare. aud they never hurt.
Mrs Hooper, OF Bsrn-table, Mass, was cured OF
and costlveness of many years standing, by Bran
dreth's Pills The at length is published ia the
pamphlets. Sold by Fem, Rutland; Il. K Mead.
West Rutland and by all respectable dealer in med
icInes 25-lW
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Affairs nt Esichmond.
Fire at indianapolis, Hnd.

InliluaD0II1 July II
W. Hunucmau's drug store in inns city was
destroyed by fire this morning. Loss $4,000,
insured for $4,000
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18
The Memphis Avalanche and the PriVa
Teer sumter.

hllade!phIa July Il.
The Memphis Avalanche OF the 18th Iust., mas
Il story that the prIyateer Sumter had entered
Berwick Bay, bringing htty-hye thousand En-
field rifles aud number oT nhed cannon taken
from an English snip boaud TO New Orleans
which had been ordered away from BaIIsle by
the blockad:ug squadron.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18
FACT NI7uBFR THREE

The sales OF the Dye have increased two hundred
per cent in one year, and respectable druggist
and hair dresser finds it necessary to keep it az
standard article. Sold everywhere ami applied by
New ork. Is I'm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18

PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18

The Second Vermont Regiment,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18
FACr NTMRER ONE
FACT NTMRER rWa

That Cristadoro's Excelsior Dye has recently been
anay zrd By DR. Chiffon, the first chemist America
He pronounces the Dye absolutely harmless to the
hair anl SKIN.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18
Fighting ina Missouri.

MIR Hayward superintendent OF the Hannibal
and St Joseph K r, just returned from Hanni
bal, received the folio 'ng dispatch previous to
leaving that place
Hudson, Mo-, July 10th.
Eigh1 hundred federal troops came up ahead
Of the passenger lrain this mornn@ as tar as
MillyiIie 80 mites above ST Charles on the
north Missouri rail road whore the rack was
torn up The federal troops we're fred into,
when sn eusal en- ent ensucd resulting in loss of
of the rebel, killed and several taken prison,
ers. One man who was caught with gun in
hi, hand was Immediately hung and another
rho a.tvmp ed IL escape was radIed with balls.
Fgh Ing It'll! continued when the passenger
train passed up.
and 80 ,f their horses had been captured.
The strength Of the rehejs WIS not known.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18
Legal Notices.
STATE OF VERM0NT. i

huTLAHE, rs.
THEMuTUAL BANK, ! Dz
r4rr4sD 4 BENEDICT aa' .S f. sssFiS Court
4 ction Of Assumpsit on note dated 2s June 1890.
n payable to D Cronkhite, for the SUM of $685.
In four months after date and endorsed to the Plain
TIN Also on common counts.
Because the said Benedict resides without this State
10 wit, In the state ofNew Jersey and has been
personally notified of the tendency of this suit r "a
ORDERED, that he be notified to appear at the next
term OF said court to be held at Rutland in the ooun
ty of Rutland, on the second Tuesday OF September
a 1861 then and there to answer thereto, by
publishing the substance of the Plaintiffs decaration
with this order, three weeks successiyeIy In the
Rutland Daily and Weekly Herald, the last of which
to be at least twenty days before said term which
shall BE- deemed sufficient notice. And day tbereo
is given, &c.
cm. WILLARD. ATTY. Fw. HOPKINS ss,s Clerk
SD Dot OF of Kdi 1 4.
of Rutland
To all persons interested in the estate of George
Capron, late OF TinmOuth, in said District, de-
ceased,
GREETING:
hereby notified 10 appear before said court at the
Registers Office in Rutland. in said District on the
1t Tuesday. being the 9Th day of August next,
there and thento be heard if you the
probate ana allowance of certain instrument In
writing dated the L3t of May A. D. 1861 puruortlng
to be the last will and testament of said deeeased
Gives at Rutland, in said District this 9th day of
29-aw HENRY HALL, Register
STATE nI,E. OF F., Y EE;an2 TEE Hon. Probate
| tTict of Rutland.
10 all persons interested in the estate Of Ira Sew
ard, late of heudon, in said District, deceased,
GREETING
By the authority ofthe State Of Vermont you are
hereby notified to appear before said court at the
Registers Office, in said Rutland, the lst Iuesday
being the 9th day OF August next then there 70
! be heard il you see cause, on the examination for
allowance of the account of james +. a. adj
minIstratOr of said estate and also to extern
sion OF the time heretofore allowed for settling said
! estate.
Given At Rutland in said District this 18th day of
! July. A. ID 1861.
293~ HENRY HALL. he i,ter.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18
THE GREAT SECRET.

1t is admitted by all physicians that the grand Sc
of h alth and long lite lies in keeping the blood
and various fluids of the body in high degree OF nu-
iditY When GU feel continued pain III the head or
bowels or any continued uneasIness in any organ
other parts OF the bod you prevent serious sick
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18

The Excelsior Dye is instantaneous in its effects
produces the identical color which is indistngui h
able from that of nature; and actually strengthens
and uyi Iorates the hair his TACT established by
affl
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18

sOo EsGsELs ROUTED.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18

Another 51xir1an1s1a- :
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18
Pond g. Morse,
NEW STORE NEW GOODS

N EW STORE NEW GOODS
We are happy to inform our friends that we are
again at our v" ~
OLD PLACE oPPOSITR THE DEPOT,
In new Store neatly fitted up, with a new and
large assortment of Goods to which we invite the
attention of purchasers. In
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND PATFNS MEDE
CINES,
we are always prepared to furnish every thing en-
braced in that liue h 49,
Our stock of
FANCY GOODS, TOYS, PERFUMERY, TOILET
ARTICLES, CUTLERY, &c,
Show for themselves
are prepared to put up Physicians prescriptions
ana furnish medicines at all hours, day or night.
Medicines, Sundays, from to 10 a NJ. IL TO I and
from to p. N. ' - " - anu
POND & MORSE
Opposite the Depot, Rutland Vt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18

procipitato Flight of the Rebels.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18

CARATOGA WATER for sale by
- POND & MORSE.
17-t Opposite the Depot
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18
NJ E w S T 0 R E.

Pond & Morse have now on hand a large assort.
ment OF New Goods, which will be sold AZ nroes IN
suit the times " P''NeS "
Comprising, large stock of
Drugs, Medicines, and Patent Medicines, ToiIe, Ar
ticles of every yaTiety,-A large assortment of
nice Gu t!ery at Panic Prces.--Also Fancy
Articles and Toys, Rocking Horses Cabs
for Children and Infants Accor-
dions, Voins, Violin and Bass
Viol Strings, Martial Toys Tor
Old aud Young America
Drums, Fife, &c.,&c.
BIRD CAGES OF EVERY STYLE
SODA WATER.
rOh Ior drink OF Cool Soda Water say the boys
al forTess monroe Let all who remain drink TO til
health of them that's ava in CooL SoDA WATER
POND MORSE
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18

Grand Entree Of the Union Traops.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18

senate.

Washington. July II.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18

rsBEsFAX OCCUPIED.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-04

We yesterday omitted mention of the arrival, the
day before, of two more fine companies. One was
the Winn Rifles, Capt. Pierson, from Montgomery
La, numbering Sc men, rank and file. The other
was the Caldwell Guards, Capt. Gunnell from
Caldwell Parish ll9 men, rank and file. The fol
lowing are the officers of the Guards Captain, W
l.. .Gunnell. Lieutenants-T. J. Evans, S. B. Flint
I. c. Humble. Sergeants-J. J. StriDger, ]. A
Brinton, Fl. NJ, Gutey, W. S. Stutson. Corporas--
7. J. Broadway, 7. }. Blythe, J. G. Badger, Jr, W
D. McClary-and 10Y privates.
Two more elegant looking companies of stalwart
men arrived yesterday: The Marion Rifles, from
Jefferson, Texas, per steamer P. Z. Bonford, from
Red river; and the Pelican Rangers, of Natch
toches per steamer D. R. Carroll. The Rifles
number Ill men, and the Rangers l55. The com
panies are OifiCered as follows:
HIro RiReS-Ca tain a. b. BObo First Lieutenant W
G. WmhoreN Sec nd Lieutenant, j. Watchouse; Third Lien
II II. Black Orderly Sergeant D D. Walton secont
Sc gean H. 1sb Third Sergeant j. l.. Wrberry Fourth
ond Corp raj, !. W. Ginm; Third Corporal. A. Campbell
Fourth Corporal G. Curtis; Ensign, E. f. Wnller-and 9{
privateS.
PeyaB Rangers Captain S. NJ Hyams First Ieutenant
n. W. Brazeae Second Len;enant W Brazenle Third
Lieutenant, L. Casnarc Orderly Sergeant, &. N Holloway
Second Sergeant, P. h. PrudhOmme; Third Sergeant Johr
Triehel Fourth Sergeant a. Dtrhhnne Ensign f. Chner
First Corp ara, Jas. Murray Second Corporal Touzad
Third Corporal, A. bngtn Fourth Corporal, F. Sanchez
Chaplin, A. Dechary-and Ill ivntes.
AS fast as the companies arrive, they take ul
their quarters at Camp Walker, on the Metarit
Race Course.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-04
JOHN LIEN'.S EXPLOITS.


Oh knights Of the Crec nt tin es must going to pct
Mneh man serves az target for ten KS per shot,
To eulogse wachmaa brave whose johnny Linn,
I'm going to twang my re again. Jeaheleads step in;
This the famous Johnny linn, whose evidence brief
In the case of Charley Gorion the bmgaler and thief
The circumstances of this case, ween you all did hear
When the daring thief the valiant Linn near
And he traced blood mp door, but knew not what
meant
Till he the wounded Gordon whom to hospital he sent
That Gordon is a noted thief by many it is said;
He committed thelts last winer-on virtues path he sayed
he pmdeed stores and dwellings, too, of all their bes
contents,
To pnt himself in opulcnce, like any man of sense
On the seventh Of the present month"; hs thief marched
Court;
lie was tried for midnight burglayyes the very viles
Though Johnny Linn for the State the truth he didn
"spout; y
He said he knew not Gordon, and couldn't point him
Hello here Mr. Conklin he was once in prison.
For letting Gordon get away which brought him derision
He they ugged him up nough through he
"holers,''
I'm going TO the city for forty thousand dollars.
look here gentle eatherheals this episode won't do:
Tis far indeed from being the one meant sing for you
meant to tune something ( what do you think I'm
ightTD
That happened 10 this dandy Linn Carondele last night
"eh a"neune her l"eiNe CLOCK, ne had asenfHe NOT,
With THgue, noted drunkard, who at him fred shot
The spunky wacman raised his club the batter
But then agreed for twenty Wa compromise the matter.
No had be got the stuff than his beat
He met some jolly fellows, with whom he had a treat
lie spent hour rom till wo) right merrily and gay
And to each Of two sweet eaerheads he hve they
Now, to finish this efuson brief few words I'll say
Be guided by them, leatherheads; YOU peee Of the
day.
Your duys bounds meier oversepDe our ways
Don't be DEbed, like johnny mn, will sing your praise
P s. Now, gentle eathcrheads how do yoH like that kind
O. music Perhaps it don't suit Mr. Lima two guardians
10 whom he gave FIVE dollars each of the hush money Well
don't I'm invisible being who always ready and
willing Justice you perlicemen according te
actions; dear brotherhood you'll have look out
in future
"A1d1io e9pectes, a7ter quoI Jeoeris."
March 1861
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-04
THE KILLING OF JAMES HEsLER.


Coroner Beach investigated this case yesterday.
The following testimony was taken:
tTGHciS heHy.-Betw, the hours Of and O'clock
Wednesday, evening" Mny st heard the report of pistol
corner Coustahce Calliope looked
window and the prisoner Dennis Nahar standing
the heAd him ask deceased whom he shOoti,
He then walked down the ba1quetie towards the de-
cea.ed james cser When nearly opposite him. the dec
threw his the pson The latter lodged the reyo
walked towards the house and fell upon The banQuele
up staife in Mahar's hOue and deceased fall.
COssaMHtd I do know Of fhny previous QUARREL
deceased before the report OF The pistol s attracted
the window recognized Ma"as voice when he
said, "whom you shoopgH I? al the time my attention
trac ed by the report Of the pistol
Geo RcI keep tho opposite Mahars house.
of Constance ad Caope streets, On Wednesday, May
clock in the evening" playing
front of my house. crowd 1f men asked him to play. He
refused They told him they would pay him he then com
euced play of the crowd began dance upon the
banquette Mphar then came rom thy opposite side o. h
street. place. ana after speaki with minute
,wo he walked of and the musician ceased PLAYING.
MAhar walked the standing IN the mid
die the and looked ino hars face very hard Ms
har vn attention him, hut walked his
house The ma y ho looked into his face showed him.
curhono and struck al him with his Each pa
then sfepp back The who struck nj him put nan
in his lei bosom ard drew PISTOL Maaf put h hand 10 hi
paut4uon's aud drew pistol toO the time
The pointed hts pistol at Mahar hR The wea missed FIRE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-04
" CAMP WALKER. "
We correct and extend our list of the companies


Our citizens of Slavonian birth have formed
fine company, for State defence, under the name
of the SIavonian Rifle Guard, First Company II
numbers lis men, rank and file. The following
B. Pigniolo, First Lieutenant; G. Vilio, Second
Lieutenant; g. Ramadanovch, Standard Bearer :
g. Svaglich, First Sergeant; G. NJ. Moret, Second
Sergeant; D. Mikalch, Third Sergeant; P. Scare,
Eoustn NJ Gossns Frst Corporal n
Corporal; S. Vidovch, Fourth Corporal L. Maza-
novich, First Muscian G. Srsich, Second Musi-
clan. Private soldiers, lO4.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-04

We the following interesting from letter
Mnhle Advertiser dated 3Ulh uIt:


We the following interesting from letter the
Mobile Advertiser, dated 3Uth ult:
last night Of the deseron of from Fort
pckcn and of s safe arrival on this side Thes enlsted
for the pmgrpG.e m as hsy e. o OF ssrGg me Cove
dreaming they be called upon 10 use their sabes and
bayones nsans their counr, No poieaton would
,hs service Government which had voiatei p!e1ge md
nsmea rs rs worG ana heI %s,e forged to eTGk % %tt 'hsr
med &ed de'eron, with number Of others They had made
another
covered The shore small skill the pronery of tshe,-
to hS ".er Of Gen B1apr Against a~n their nets in that
nrighborhoGd Il was ay old afir and leaked had fro
e Cryc tie d"nSe's Of rensnE the |an"n sIms four miles
stood for Deer Pon Iaf way across tie SOUND "eip 6a'
The snoe, viii, eaesi in safety
s@ on b"sb perfectly @ @ md or Sem Th
tkon abo d supplied with such hing the
steamer Cushma hrh took them to The avy Yard, where
They wish dese't and only opportunity
that the officers are very picrns wa ch
and construcfg b,rteeon erent poins cf the island
There are ntne hundred aut five duty ashore
uabe Thy ha e horses 4nd two fell baerIes: .ons
mp equpags They hase some thirty negroes o the Slal
at ork they were ttea from their Key WEST b.
The oT who wer aver 70 Santa Rsa last Thursday nig
ON hS place. an iicnnn OF which sent the ime ha
turne up" He sed and abaa,d sloop0t
war Sabine He tod them he was Sonnecei with New o
paper ting in ne acy Of Souhe corespdent and de
sired TO be SEM hat city No confidence Laced in h.
Sy and he was lnedately hsned and emain. We &c
this trn the 5ekens de-ere5s. Sltmmr anew thi last SAT
uriay VIII Fort Hskens he eVaded an answer
The qeston whether o had bsen arrested on the slan
since Thl4sday.
The Nea this morning brought from the Navy Yard feu
large piRr m battery on The east side OF ten>d
co t and the boys Of Major BraGfods command arr anu
ing heG elves hauling them hro9gh the sand TINS s style
th3 adeS Battery and uncie sam VIII ett WARM reee
~ e'ina wgn NO & G u,ss nte Mcfarland of Nav Or,asr
were married this morning in he Eoiscopal Church ReI
hs.F seTHe the fnr" ihe Snnps solder and
judge Walker he Now Orleans Delta who Is here
The Louisiana SolHutrsrs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-04

THE COURTS.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT - Judge CoUeus .-Ac
qaiSul Of SeHagThe of Cheari alias Leo
sena for the murder police Gusave Laerandee hay,
aE Inc ho at s n 5 on NJ ~ns ns densd in m ct
man wh9 pspeated The murlsr He defended by Mr. E.
morning, when the prisoner set at liberty.
Tral 2t Gordon The B.ae Vest rday, Charles Gordon,
R naen a cfsiEbs
RR % @ anan ns 1s o Mrs. at M 6 GeGa s &c %
jointly occupied by Gordon and Bills MunToe Caron
o The Sepd a
the whole day and continued to late hour last night Mrs
he md Ssss
So
HIM. on he anResd s hSts he Ge
srny gTg of him nm he had In his face mostly concealed BY
ide prisoner the same Who had oomed in the room
on e h n m e a e
ony succeeded in ing that Gordon the actual
Mrs Turner lac we're found in trunk with Gofdons coth
having y s FpP1 saa had the
upon hese show the guilt Of the prisoner
being unable to & az ee and G eSdQn @ 1 M reaned to prison
RECORDER EMERsoNs COURT Mr.. Fallon, charged
BY Pat ick Qnqi@a @ with assault and battery James Bell,
der preenees and joseph Mna Charged WITH Sreatng
s 1 Bsr 81 e hns on all
arragned and book ed for examination p'''''s
Pearson, with fraud in inducing kbys Seade
Black Bayou in Caddo Parish, 20h ship
steamer saie Robinson oa cotton which the Fanny
s" $ S it aI r.
9 a0 T Sn
complainant out of his freight amounting S36S g. Bail
S250ogiven to appear on the 18th inst:
John Madden, charged with sunghOtting Mary Ann Luck
the head and cutting her in the hand with knife,
TO kill at th Notre Dame and Magazine
to prison in eau of bail.
Pat Martini charged with lng breastpn VIM ST.
lois, Front Sent down.
Mrs Augusta Redmond charged with constantly annoying
Camp street. between Poydras and Lafayette
Gtorse Eedam and wifs charged by NJ. Moss in whose
house they live No 205 Baronne with being dangerous
and suspicious persons the habit of tRmperng slaves
and giving them liquo. Bail given
Mrs Josephine, charged with abusing and threatening kill
Miss Dora Burnett aud assauting iron at No.
folicelan Robert Taylor charged with bruay beating
Bridget Goldng with his fists and his club Theresa street.
between 2Hnd on Thursday morning. severely wound
ing and bTusng her Bail given
Bernard ebeg, charged with auduently disposing
rolls Of wall entrusted him by Alden Mcclellan the
papering Mrs C. F. Mcaughlns house Calliope
Sent down.
RECORDER BLACHE's COURT.-George Erwin was
Committed in bonds 0 for due before the First
District ourt
John Chadwick was after examination condemned to give
bond in the Of SO keep the the space
months aud fine SO for breach of the peace BOND
given
Atdavs charging E. Cook and wife with breach o. the
Francis Farley with
conduct, were filed, and due proceedings asked for.
RECORDER LoNG's CouRT.-Thomas Davenport
charged with assaung and dang erouSly woundng William II
Kelly the evening of The 9Th u nation
committed TO The Parish Prison. await his arraignmcnt before
the FIRST District Court.
Two atfiavis ch ring assault and
whose unknown filed The trivial
import Due proceeding were prayed for.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-04

Capt. G. De Choi+eus company, the American
Rifles, has expanded so rapidly that it is now on
the footing of a battalion, to be composed OF four
companies. Capt. De Choiseul has been made
Major Of the battalion.
Last night, company A of the battalion were
out on parade drill aud made an elegant appear
ance. The officers of this company are as follows,
so far as elected: Captain VIM. D. Rickarly
First Lieutenant Samuel Flower Second Samuel
Brewer; Second Junior, John Rowan. The pri-
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