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Police intelligence, &c.

New COUNTERFEIT BILLs.-Early last even
ing counterfeit IS bills on the Columbia Bank
of Chatham -Four Corners, N. T., were put IN
circulation. The police arrested two men IN
the First Ward, who had passed some Of the
bills and $75 worth Of tho bogus money was
found in their possession. Coonterst S'S On
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TEMPERANCE ArsIvERsABY.--Thc tenth an
niyersary Of the Father Matthew Temperance
Benevolent Society, will be held at the City
Assembly Rooms this evcuins. This is now
Of the largest Irish socie tea in tho country,
and the good it does in incIlcullble. Thr an
nivoisary Of this evening should therefore bo
well piuoniled by thoo who wish to aid the
good cause, as we'll tho mers pleasure seeker,
who Will not he disappointed ty attending it.
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over end, ard not exceeding much the range Of
the smooth bore thirty .tso pounder.
| am, respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
Lieut.. ID. L. BRArFw,
Commanding u. 8. 8. Monticello.
To Cept. J l.. LARbNRR,
Commanding U. s 4. Susquehanna,
OF Cape IIatterAs, N. G.
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WORTH ATTESDrSo Mr.. John b. Cough
will deliver lecture at the Cooper Institute on
Wednesday evening, Oct. 16th, in aid of the
objects of tho Army Committee of the New
York Young Mems Christian Association. Sub
ject, London by Moonlight"
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Loui0iHc, oct 9.-Thc Memphis plpors pub
lshod Proclamation from Ben Mccullough Of
Arkansas, dated September 10Th, calling for
three regiments to serve one year. a dispatch
from Fort Smith says that he is in want Of
men, his present force being only $500 strong
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Tn CoSPFRESCE COMMITTEES IN SESSION
The Conference Committees Of the several
I'uisa organizations, met again Yesterday at
Mr.. Lyingston ofice. The Fifth aysnus par.
ty, the St. Sieh ,lLs purity. TIE Mu,hLl COP 2
Instita.e) patty ard tie Taxpayers Union party
pere rprr-eni.i. Hoa. =. W B~sknAn o,.u-
ped tie Char. TIE nesaas -, p-ivAta, but
j; Is ss3srsD,i ia; :t.,ias "a Il .nifest,i 70
sGeis3s iIoza ia=.i 9-tisVaess Any EN- n.;tees
Cd ssrits!y parry ~rA-izIioa'. SOAipg wAs
49,. \. lsL.s u.e.-rg VIII -, Al.2~s! = =.
maze yl.Si;, AZ =. --ss;.-s al 3zrle3 g1'il
hsrs&sy crta-ns Lax Sts- Key ill NEE. =
"a. IrrG; E3-~. T. e. ,-fa re- -.
pvritLl! .. -sgo-,; Z -. a --sss 4 ~. =
nE1 Cl4ErIuIi q 81: q. AVE-. p-':y.
C,yrE7 CLII Il. Il H. A. -. ~
urr.ar " Ne ssI.syy -. - IL, receive. =, ~
l'our-u"'r - ua-f b., tus Cul-. O l9luruy.
p,u.s AZ pace - 2. Z. ,~',rr 'e. .-ues
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SEIZURE or VEssELs.-By order Of Surveyor
Andrews, seizures were made yesterday OF the
brig Ocean Wave, two eiHhths Of which owned
in Columbus, Georgia the schooner Direct,
half owned in Alabima and the schooner Lucy
Virgins, partly owned in Savannah, Georgia
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WILCOX & GBRS
WING MA CHINR
sos BROADWAY.

LIoNs &AdrN.1G HsECG PowDkr,
TIE orgiuG. and genuine article, vii sIlsrul.r ~
Reaches, Ants and Ill vsrInin. kIss from pOis.l.
LYCL5 MAG!IRlIC P.It-B
Are sure dasth 10 EAts ard Nice. 9'lG ty ~ Drpg
yists everywhere. d. 8. BARHidS. Propr.ssor, IL
Park Row, aud t24 Broadway.
BAKRY's TBIoorHxzosp
q the bass and nhespost article iof drAa0ssg Nnt
oeauhfying, cleaning, curling, PrHssrNtnS AID 10
Itoring thshAir. Ladies, Wy 10, Bold ~ ~ OIuG
TSe.
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Clcrtldnd, oct 9.--1hc returns are very
backward in being received. Twenty countie-
in different parts of the state give Tod, tn,
Onion Candidate for Governor, II 900.
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IiN'jWrg oct. 9.-1he election Yesterday TO.
suited in the selection OF the Republic IN ticket,
with tho exception, perhaps, Of Treisurer,
which is still in doubt The vote is smaller
than usual
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The Volunteer Et ainrcr lie RimcBt. Tbi,
regime has received Orders to u.,rth In " hour.
ali 'ihceis aud soldiers Will report 1t herr,rt..s
by mo- u fths day By order Cd. SERtE A. W
M. BEBGEa, Adir a.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

Nssice; The Father 1iaths-y IA r 30.
O. ~ 10 d y cir s7nn'l injecting At - :
sol ~ &c &c ~ 'a' CFagf, -ayl evening" ais. "a
p. N. ~ order O. George FIFStxc
Wh. HART Re- s.e'y.
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No 30, A. q. observation-disclosures. -
members - the above oiu-i n sre r,Ius~,s.I =,
meet at Union Hal. cor. Of 9ld IT, and al we, -,
Thursiay the lOth, At I o'c Ok 70 p.V A.. a..
tiUute " respect ~ oar dece ssd r,4'ey ne-ni q
DANlrL sHBEDY. RI ORDER Of WILLIAM Ne
0OwAN, p MICHL OHlRA g. % as.i4o
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Cove nnnt Lodge tGsod samnvit an-) hold.
Itmperalce Meeting this ,vei lug. At 1877 II, o-y
hessrs. H. N PuER JOHN LEvINs and ,thor
eminent speakers vi address The Neptune O. "a
ub will e on Ia. d. Seats fec
~ ClInS a GUN ND, s or
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Chicago, oct 9.-Iho returns Of tho Iowa
election con o in flo Wy. Those received ind
cate tho election Of Kirkwooj, Republican for
Governor.
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the capture ofths Fanny, a,ingle psreOn IN any
way connected with the Navy Was on board Of

the capture q the Fanny, single psrson IN any
way connected with the Navy Was on board Of
Very respectfully,
GrDEoN WELLEs.
oUARrHRNAsTERs BKoUoHr TO.
J. W. Griner, Of Georgetown, has been ar
rested on the charge Of purchasing government
property of Quartermasters, etc, whi'h they
had no right 20 sell 1t is said that his books
have been kept with such precision as affords
clear proof against the parties implica cd.
From washington.
UNITED STATES AND vESRzUELA.
Washington, Oct. 9-The treaty Of amity,
commerce and navigation, and for the suTen-
der Of fugitive Grim irals, between the United
States and the Il, puDlc Of Yenezu Ia is official
ly proclaimed. lts liberal, commercial, civil
ana religious features caiculat,' 70 con sum
mate its jcct, namely firm, iuyiOlable snd
univ efsal p-ac b, and a trlIy and sLgofe friend.
hir bctw cen the two Countries.
NO LETTERS OF MARQUIS.
There is a mutual agreement tha' tbs citizens
Of each shall he prohibited fruuu spplving for OF
tIA,ug T.. conn missions or letters of mavque N
act a. p'iya' aers agars' tho CONNIE rec Of either
republic from any prince or state with whcn
'he United States or Verezuela may he at war.
PRtvATERPs DISCOURAGED.
II il also declared unlawful for any Il reign
privateeis, who have commi' 1ions from any
prince or state in enmiiy with eitner nation 10
IL out their ships in the ports Of either, TO sell
their prizes or in any manner to exchange tn am.
Neither shall they be all owed TO purchase pro-
visions, except such as shall la necessary 10
their going 10 the next port Of that prince or
state from which they have received their
commissions.
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ARHIvM.-Tho steamship City of Washing.
ton arrived at this port Yesterday morning from
Liverpool, briugin; 603 bales cotton on freight
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TmE MEAsLEs,-A number of the prisoners
at Castle william, Governor Island, are now
sick with the measles.
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APPRENTICES FREE LIBRARY.-Mechanics
or tradesmen, and all females employed by them
mcnt in another column headed, Free Libra
ry.' The long winter evening are coming on,
az d an opportunity is here offered for mental
improvement fee Of cost.
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Am Tor DR.. =. n. euith's Magnetis
shLv no other genuine. Miss Dix writea "It
~ nvAusD.e for curing wounded and bistsred feet
81 ~, Iur s2,ers Sole mAnufsctory 964 Canal A.
sod y WELLS 3 Co, 115 Pm kiln 81, and ali res
Peo''O's uruBgmh. -
BoiIs, Tu rsers, fSnyes. 90. a., c.,oLt.
ersIi eti rom Vie sysie-n ~ the o. h, VI a'tn
Of HOLL, WAh Ointment, AID pills 10
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this Cub are requested u attend a mectipy Z /, a
he'd tn Thursday ev ming. oct 10Th, nj 49, oot
pm, At No. X Nsevets'. Fy nrdar of LANAI
DukNEf, President ID O'KEEFH. Soy gG
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A. q. 1.-THE on,c-r. and r.uhs,

". H. The oUcers aud membes =
we suOvt oidcr are requested to meet Al I'm.
HaI va ~. a3d 3d ave, on Thuru,i,y the IOtb a,
st, DANIEL suHAnY, + NJ. 20 Nv ',Ic. -
JOHN nAut IRE, q. p, JOHN A. HEESEY, q :.
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The Raid J'pon Mexico.

50 far a, supplies Of cotton are concerned,
the confederate powers would fnd the Tcx''-
and. Mexico route "a bafd road to travel un.
der any circumstances. Only fabulous pie's,
almost as bad as having no cotton at all, would
reimburse the cost of delivering II on the Rio
Gralte. Bu, still more formidable difficulty
will have to he encountered. Mr.. Corwin, U.
4. Minister TO Mexico, ha', as our readers were
some time ago informed, obtained permission Of
the Mexican government 10 allow tho free ani
unrestiained passage Of our troop, through
Mexico, when neeessa ry to operate against the
rebels. In this way our Government will have
no difficulty in blockadins the Texas frontier,
If necessary, as effectively as the ToHas coast
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omcinI Repor, Of the Engagement.

IIdSA'Ngfon, "a. 9.-Tho following official
di. ltchts were received tonight at tho Navy
DEPARTMENT:
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DEAD Another cf the Fort Tatterls prison
els, confined in Castle William, is dead.
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JusT1tT To Communicative give place
.his morning to communication N reply TO
that published yester 'ay i,lnI att ntoi to tho
councilmanic record n W. JOSIAH W. Bows
a candidate for Sheriff q y is county. Tho
record is fortunately oven 70 puplic inspection,
and we should be sincerely glad to ann 'ur q in
our esteemed core pendent, rs tho result Of
such inspection, that Mr. Blows did not vote
uniformly or generally for the infa nous jobs
put through with such high hand by thu no.
torious body TO which he had the misfortune to
bolong. As our correspondent has not gone into
this question, we trust that tho Union Con
ference will do It thoroughly, and give Mr..
Blows thor cspcci,l favor if faithful found
among the iaitnless' then. and on tho other
hand, that IL he or any other candidate for any
ofli,c, is convicted by the re:orl Of having at
any time betrayed public trust, such candidIt'
may I've made to feel that no lapse Of years or
change Of circumstances can give him a second
Chance.
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POLITICAL.

Brooklyn, Oct. 9Th, - Ths Republican
County Convention win meet ut Montague LLlu, on
Thursday, Oct 10Th, 81 O'Clock, p. m. Tue "a
Senatorial Convention will meet at the same pl.ci,
on same day, at O'Clock p. IN. The 3rd Senatorial
c. invention, at the same place, Friday, : llth,
~ o'clock J. m, The Assembly Conventions will
meet at such places and times a. the respect We d.
legatea shall agrse on. BY order J. o. SoDYNE,
Charmani WIN. II. DRoWNELI. Sec, las
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The Mozart Hail, I'd Assembly Convsn-
FLY as their candidaaA. II
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TuB NOHTIcBLLO i,D SUSQUEHANyA
EAGAGED.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Battle Near Hatteras Inlet.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THB NJ Y. sun.
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PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS

CADEMY OR MUSIC-sEW YORK
n AND BROOBLYN.
tn EVENING, CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
HERM NNN'S utri rIan ~ in New York will clJeS
IN WEDNESDAY or NEXT WEEK.
THIS and EVFRY EVENING,
THE NEW COMPINATION PROGRAnMr'-
The -four best Pieces Of tha lnaugurat"y ffo-
glamm".
Tie four hest Pie,oa cf the Comic Programme
Four new and wonderful p.eyes neNn yet ehhe
tied in New York. -
BROOKLYN ACADEMY or MUSIC.
HERM AIMS
FIRST AND ONLY GRAND MATINEE IN
BHOOkLIN. -
Admission htc, Nc reserved seats. Gail lren 20
u,iO t'lna
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RARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEDA&
ID GREAT S.CCESS OF THE NEW ELA
pICRENS's GREAT EXPECTATIONS
CroAd do auc dfighr audiences, both sherhct
and evening. This great dana Is ie eivrd ~
-,rt c, enthusnsm, and will he gepea,1d Iiits 80
mrs AND EVERY AFTERNOON md EShNlNV
a. an ~ oclosk.
WHO vii nay ~ cents nj do lar IN ss1 -
alays vhor they can wtnc-' this magnih'rpt J. IA
nj ace u ! the supArh veitcs # tire Mnssun n
.ide f,, % &c Is POPULAR AND ATiRACNIM
49, II * II Vill 10 continued but shorI time, ~ n
must give place - other dramatic novelties,
Daring each performance Mss DORA DAWhOh,
~ great pOUBl.E-VOICFD VOCALIST, appear
in her admired DOUBLED VOICED. DUET. 4
Tie following unparalleled combination Of 'iNN,
novelties and c'lriostea ma7 he seen ii all hourt.
A MONSTER ELEPHANT TURTLE,
rom the Galapagos Islands.
WHAT IS TT or MAN MONKNY.
ALBINo FAMILY FROM MADAGAsCh-hio,
TAR GREAT LIVING BLACK bEA HIlorN
MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON:
GRAND AQJLARAL GARDENe~
filed with Living Fish from every river And ~.
and 10 which is constantly being added many hS,
varieties.
80 LIVING MONSTER SNAKES. -,
HAPPY FAMILY, and near million curioSisAl
nom every part a the world. a
Admission 10 all, 70 ca. ChildreA under 'en'
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CUOLLRT-In Brooklyn, On TUESDAY, OJi. sth.
MarpRt,t eldest dRugh of 4. AMI Christina Jhol-
l,t sged l6 years, mouths and 10 Gays.
q rhirL Of
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Colonel Brown narrowly escaped with the
Twentieth Indiana Regiment H. WAS sholed
from tho Confederate vessels, and troops wen
l,rdcd above and below him yet no man ,goi
10 escape with comparatively small lo". Ths
vet arrived
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aU Ifas alg dresont atlesaay arnin aauarg 80 1861

W. Boyd &eo Montgomery N flali / to Lane.
Salter &en--I Block, AIcAfee &eo--B Ably 4 Catch
iHg y McFarlana& Barksdaie- 6 Patton. Smith \
Putnam w Ghampliu &co- s McRae &co--5
p Henkel &eo--d Williams tSco--5 Samuel Bar
ret-5 Wood Y Low Frierson, Conway &co--4
Duncan, Payne &coS do W "A johnson &co--S do
Fellowes &cO- Bnnnetl ~ Bailieff--2 A Smith Il
CO. 2 \ hat, MarYe y Cashman-4 A Levi geo
Total $50 bales cotton.
JEFFERSON AND CARROLLToN RAILROAD,
MOBILE-Per steamer Fty I4ewis--s52 bales cot
ton Tarleton, Whiting Tnllis Is RidgiI, Dennis
&co-l5s Battle Noble &ce-e144 Farley, Juey 4
co 4 Snoagrass- lao Black " Byington- 81 do
"A II May &co--37 II w Estlin &co-29 Wood & Low
ID I Harde &co--5 A J Rugeley &co-- 8 Cook
y O'Brien- Aicken & ClaussenSs undres to or.
der-Total 972 bales cotton.
MOBILE Per steamer VIM Bagaley-l4 bales
cotton Wood & Low 20 Bradley, Wilson &co-S9
Ridgill, Dennis Geo Is Black Il 3yington-l45 do
Taleton. Whiting & Tullis-- los A IL Nav Sco-6l
Battle. Noble &co- Is Egan & King SO Farley,
Jurey &co-15 Smith &co- 81 do to order-25
bales domestics W Il Letchford &co-- 5 do do j L
Harris SEQ.
PoNTCHARTRAIN.
MOBILE-Per steamer Calfornia-s6 bales cot
ton Geddes-8S tics rice and sundries to order.
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siit % 9al yaas Il VA VI ieag stsaa,er. As
~ asseEger packet her stylish aaii nagnifeently
rsssaea esbnss asse mad ast renlsta
iAstsr ans gfsa speed face her til the first rank
Louisville lineef beautiful steam.
ers. As frsighser, Her staunehness ana Tie cg.
paeity and known ability Of her Officers is Il
sufficient guarantee TO shippers that their freight
will be inthe beat possible hands and at the least
possible risk.
Madison for Cincinnati The stapnch and regu.
Jar passenger PACKET Madison, Capt. Hoople, com
mander, leaves ats O'Clock this evening for Gin
cinnau and Intermediate landings. Z
Sioe,, Wope for Pitts5Rg- The fine passenger
packet Silver Wave, Capt Mcmillan, command
en-, leaves for Pttsburg and intermediate landings
ut 5 o'clock this evening.
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Receipts 81 Produce,

CINCINNATI Per steamer Judge Torrance
bales hay 1886 scks corn 5S8 SIS oats al casks
meat l57 hbls pork 90 bbls Pumps los ties lard Is
dds sundries = Fairchild &eo--2lA bbls pork 1853
tics lard lll5 pes meat Given, Watts &co-- "a bbls
PORK oglesby Il Aiaeanlay A hhds tobacco to r II
short Geo 81 ties lard IA pkgs do $50 Sos oats S.
seas corn John Robertson 4a9 do j ii Poyles- 257l
% ND scs oats q bhs pork l749 pes meat West
He Ct pkgs lard 81 bales hay . bbis pecans
y Z Ethel &co--- is do tcs lard sO2 scks corn 10
lsler \ Walket 2s % Watts Peasants &co-16o
pork II bhls eggs kegs butter Schneider Il Wise
Total hids tobacco. 80
CINCINNATI Per steamer Madison 10 eks
100 bhls p0rk 20 bbls oil go bbls potatoes to
Inol Adams s &co- e hbis pork Buckner, Stanton
IL Newman $50 db 90 ih1s bacon n x Bowie S1n
4e5 do 70 tps hams NOD hhls taur j C6uaoIy Stf,s
Isl pigs Iadse + Bgintoa 500 q bales Jeans 10
Campbell y Strong 200 bills pork II cEs bacon
T S Dagan lao bbls onions ii bbls potatoes is
bbls eggs rs pkgs butter f Del Bendios-l4 10 seeks
corn u H Fairehild &eo4 20 hbis ribs bbis pork
1 I8.pkgs butter pkgs ndse 50 hxs cheese floto
y Marmet- Jag bbls whisky II tcs hams e Geddes
TT bnla whisky leo bbls pork - bbls ribs IL EHs
baeen Gfiati, lsyrnes A6e9T l,xs ware A tauehe
-r2 Chs bacon rs tcs hams 3G5 bbls pork Harris,
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Hotel Artavass Yesterday.

ST. CHARLEs HaTEL.--S G Church. Y: a
Flynn. Ala; J Philips, & Philips, r. W Jeffreys, Ger
VIM Ray and lady, Miss s Baily Miss II Baily. Mrs
Il Pickett and two children, G Hinel, LIE L Dur
rand, Ala: y D Coleman. Miss Sue Coleman; Il D
Newell and lady, La; J W Primer. Ala r. w Ed.
mundson, Miss; w II Richardson; Nv 81 Gibson and
ladF, La; Col N w Pope W W Lemon, Fla; j II
Collias. Barhre Jno 7 Brooks, La; N Whitfield,
Miss i q Whitfield, n G; IS StFibbing, N Court
nev, ? Vaughan, Ia Z ii Tourney and lady, Ky;
B Bowers If DeFsasney. III r Talhert Miss; j ID
Wade, Tax ] Gain, ] Halle, \ s Hart. ] 7 Wheat,
La : & Worthington, Ark: NJ Jackmon, VIM Smith,
Me; Capt Compton, La w Holmer, ] r Powers,
{ Miss ~ S Perkins, Lafourche, La
Cry HoTEL.--J r Taylor. Va; Graham Ala
- u Clouton ndlady In !; r Hodgers, j S Hodges
n a johnson, La; J ] Bryant, Ala; " h Seaman
Ia; Thomas, u; 0 q Lane. u I: a Crudup, Miss ];
David 3 sallie Texas; Mrs r 4 Greenwood, Ala !;
W Simmons, y B Mitchell. R Davis, ] L Couch, W
. Howel, La; G Baird, E T Baird, S Gordon,
III @ Bard, La; j KEGS, Miss: w Townsend w B
Brewer, Miss; Fred Graham, Ala; ] 7 Davis, Miss;
w i SouthWorth, N Z; y AZ @ Pine, o Potts, VIM
Duncan. La E A Dyson, " Vaughn, s w Stafford,
i Blue, Miss !; 2 Nalty, G Blue, Miss; J T Williams
Cal: VIM Boyd, La; ] Il Boulder, Ark S Bains,
q g Buckinhand, Miss 4 w Bunker, Tenn NJ
Holberg, Alabama.
81. JAMES HerEL- H Coyne, Ala; w McFee.
G W Womack, La !; nc WEIGH. and lady; @ c Dale
q ]. Dew, Texas; II P Mccall ] johnson, La;
johnson. S Boyd, Miss; L Robinson G o Allard
kys Mcbride p u Me-, Texas; Miss G Galpn,
81 Nossenhurg and lady, Mrs Davidson, Texas
. Guy, . 81 Tabor. B D CLANCY, j j Crate, J d
Sturgess, La: ] n Murphy, N Il !; \ II Avera, W
Hudson, J r Watson, Miss; Chance, La; j B
rutherford VIM stigler. ] O Conliffs MISS Fl Jones,
Y g Stafford, White, Wm A Davidson, ] A vii,
liaHis, La.
ST., LoTIs HoTEL--Wm j McCallof and family w
Il Gin. W Fl HongIl. w W Smart. S w McKneely, /
wife and servant, Butler, e G Benedict. La; Els
Mobile 20 Adams, D III Graham, ] Brown,
4 Whitman. L.a Gsuber and lady, Miss; Daniel
dorrison, " shaifer, s J Orgood and lady, La.
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ofFcE OF COMMISSIONERS OF SECOND DRAINING DISTRICT
New oFe&us, JannAry II, 1861. (

~ OatCk IS hereby given that the Board
y SnnlSstnneTS IT the SGccnd raiu District will ND
eSeq 70 Grain that portion Of sad aVng sric lying within
OF Inc city Of New O71eaus beginning lie MiSsgsna
Ie me Us pee SIDE Of Julia street, along Julia street 10 Mobile
nhng along sid landing 70 perd street along Deofd Teei
hd me upper stdH oil tbs Canal Of hn New rl"ahs Caap and
SMkng GSmpany following said Canal Lake Pontcharrain
Vg ue sGte Of sail Lake the lire between the
Orleans and e: foowngaad Perish Hue to tke river Mis-
sspf anu Following he banks Of Said 10 the Starring
paS OF which hHs zen made and deposited in tho Office
81 we heSoGe Of Mon in and or the Parish of Orleans
VIZ me WORKS necessary the draining sal portion Of he
said hrsnihE District win he commence as soon m lie rubr
lions required by law ran be mad and com red within fo1
years ard as far possible 20 calculate al e IF oCnt
one hundred thou and dollars. ~ - '
AM also THAI they will procred to ain that nortnn of od
Draining District lying within the limits of Tie Pjsh Of etar
so neE ct the Mississippi river the boundary line be.
Tween me Of ehe and Orleans along boundary
70 latte along TIE horcs Of sud Lake 10 The
JEFFERSON ana Lake PonchSuan Rail DAD following said road
70 the Mississippi river following tie banks Of d e w
stAing of which and deposited
~ ny ce OF h Recorder OF Mortgages the Parish
0 q Ihnt the works for the draining said
the publications required " INV can he made and co ~
WI mn lou years and far as it possible cnlculaTe at
eost u ABOUT Two hLndreG and bf thousand dollars.
Il. Il. PLACE. President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-30
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