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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-31
1he 9aiIg DaraaL.
TRAYELNRs, GUIDE.
nsansvilIs = OresgferasviIs q. r.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Packets.
For particulars, see advertisements.
FOB CAIRO. rsrt
CnARLEr BowEx leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays
Ia O'Clock N. Arrives Mondays and Thursdays
night.
FOB PADUCAHs
DUNBAR leaves Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
-ays at II O'Clock N. Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays,
aud Saturdays at night.
EUGENE, Of Louisville, leaves Tuesdays and
Saturdays at 6 O'Clock P. N. Arrives Tuesdays and
Saturdays in the afternoon
GREY EAGLE, Of Gallipolfs, leaves Mondays at
u O'Clock NJ, aud Thursdays st O'Clock P. M
Arrives Sundays and Thursdays in the afternoon.
GREEN RIVER.
MATTE COOKE leaves Mondays and Thursdays
= O'Clock P. b. for Bowling Green. Arrives on
Mondays and Thursdays in the morning.
LuE caves leaves for South Carrolton and Pond
River, Wednesdays and Saturdays, at noon
Arrives on Tuesdays and Fridays, Mt night
There Is regular daily communication with hem
DERs0N and NBwBURGH by boat and land convey
ance-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-31

sS4I-E,15RKkss 8.
- Almonds, Brazil Nuts, FiIberts, Pecaus, Eng
fish welnuts, igs, rasins eurranfs, rock candy,
oysters, sardiDes, alum EPSON salts roll birthstone,
sulphur, cOpperas, madden, extract of lOgW0od, in
digo cream tartar soda, bed cords Of all kinds to-
bacco of all kinds, backing batting, nutmegs. ci-
gars Of all kinds ginger race and ground spanish
moss glass Jars Lanterns and TASKS, mustard pep
per sauce, matches, pickles, stone pipes, powder,
safety fuse. soaps OF all kinds, starch, teas vine
gar, cantphor, letter notes cap, aud fancy paper,
wrapping paper, envelopes, salt pstre, gum drops
wooden bowles, juju paste, cinnamon, dried beef,
british lustre, bonnet boards, java coffee, ink, oil
nails, SASH glass; spirits turpentne, allspce, soda
pain killer, uquorice, 6c.s &c, DC.
a supply Of the above kept constantly on hand
and for sale low, by s. j. GILBERT & Co.
june5 s7------Ho. 4 Sycamore st.
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To every man VINO desires to bostow his insurance


In the equitable adjustment, and prompt Cash re-
sponse losses the PHCE TX stands pre- 5neatly
at the head Of procession; lghs as extensive, Prc
edI and first class bHsness syste1n Of local ageHcs
not erceed By any similar corporation "a tie gord
Insuraneias solicited, aud policies issued and re-
uewed in this leading Cooperation, at fair by
}. w. NExsEN, Resident Agent,
sep2s No. FIRST street, up stairs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-31

Ara0RsE- RR00.US. nre
arpas 5. y. GILBERT 90.
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TNCORPO RATED Islo

With a Successful Business Experience Of
IT 4 TT x q "a II -
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KD s. sOsr 0.se q 90.

I Do g. sBD8H'as.y q 90 ".
E5<S
Respectfully announce to their friends aud cisf-
OF EVensTilie generally, that they stil ia
tbs Feed business, and are thankful for past fe-
Yors, aid hops BY strict attention to business 10
inertia continuance OF patronage on our new plan,
which we adopt from this date which is strict
~ for cash An Orders accompanied with the cash
will be promptiy attended to; NONE OrHEks NED
APPLY.
We have noW h4nd aad for sale 200 tons prime
Hay; 500 bush old white Corn selected expressly
for Bread, 500 bush new Corn in Ear 500 bnsh
0ets, tons Oil Meal, aud a fun supply OF Bran,
Shfpstu6, &c, and everything usually found in
Feed Store AL OF which will be sold cheap for cash,
dec7 2. s. EUSTON Z co
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DEM eean DAILY Crescent gloadau pnug, 9eesbsr 1856

Floua. There have been a few very small
sales at 80 for Common, 80 for Fine, $40 rs fol
Superine, and Sill Is % Dbl. for Extra.
Cons $50 sacks White Mixed, in inferior
order, sold at ESQ.,, 400 White Mixed at zoe. and
1900 White and Mixed at 75c. y bushel.
BRAN. 200 sacks sold at 81 30 and 200 at 81
% 100 lbs.
s. HAY... 40 bales Crab Grass, sold ct s25 % ton.
BEEF. Mess is selling at sa6@sao o bbl., ac-
cording to quality. IA ISIS
BACON. i. Sugar Cured Hams are retailing at %
@30c., and selling from first hands ut 25c. u ID.
+ WH1sKY... .Rectifed is retailing at the advanced
rate Of 81 le@sl 10 % gallon i .ss- 81 .-7
LARD. Prime in kegs is retailing at 10000.
@ b.
. PoRk. Mess is retailing slowly at SIS . Dbl.
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ss!)law 0rIealls saIlIlolliu 'Nllarhet.
parserNr Orsiek, No 40 C4Nr sIaxxf,
Nnstf3hy Mofuinx. Dec, I, 1851,
!, III ~ x
cRrscksr ayglc i N h Camp sire.

hat w btfett,
49, sos; ~ issl
II. IN "a, asss
n ''as Il.
sssss,s =, s5s ssa Nv ane FPS.
5, of
- sa ossl wy 0asret4 e mo
e ~ sugar
,t s,s IL 1ns week
- lever " priee
II II owa. - bread
800 sipca lasf
80 y aha receipts
IN Ne q VS. AZ
$500 W., w ~ connani
I usorg GU ano florida, va
ss,i;n say WV acme
a ri n = s. w = aug osasses
,'iss ~. = eto'saea
,,, ,..sn 'l's - = sors tae inter-
ss', +, M ii. { =, v':s,s
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gsbien 1T iRs marksts.
ogEspEsr oErIcE, No. 70 Caxy s1srvx


I. gze Monday Morning, December 2, 1851. I
\ COTTON. There was some inquiry but none
offering.
TOBACCO. Nothing reported.
sUeAR, The demand il more moderate, the
sales being confined TO $50 hhds. at 2D2s for Com.
mon to Good Common, s4@aa for Fully Fair, "a
for Prime to ohoiceand bst@sc. . Ii. for white
Clarified.
s hoLAssEs, The market is dull. About 1900
bbis. sold Of l5@l6c. for Fermentlng and l7@l7ac.
for Prime to Choice, some small lots Of very Choice
commanding lse. Also 400 haif-bbls. at lee. for
for Seconds and 22e. o gallon for Prime 10 Choice.
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| Inefe WAS very heavy demand to-day for small
notes. The cry is change, change. The Citizens
and Canal Banks divide their 81 and los. The Baub
Of Louisiana and State Bank are issuing Is, % anG
/ 81 as fast as notes can be signed The City Urea
+ surer has issued q great many thousands O.
dollars, and Messrs, Tom, Dick and Harry have MOI
been idle in aiding the volume of currency, yet the
demand for small notes continues without cessa.
ton. III sss ,5 I .5s5
As for the banks, they cannot issue many small
notes, owing to adefciency in suitable paper and
materials for engraving The circulation of the
banks IT Is supposed has been curtailed since the
suspension of coin payments. Not 80. On the
day of suspension The circulation was So, 4s4 us
against s6,s5s ,32s to-day, showing an increase Of
nearly half million of dollars. The Confederate
Government has implicitly agreed 10 furnish cur
reney and it is hoped an issue of and los (notes
will be made at once, to meet, If possible, the
cravings Of the public. 5
The exchange market offers nothing for COM
ment The banks have sold sterling at from 1850
l2Ta-the latter figure is now the rate. Some out
door transactions have been made at from 1235(1
l26. Some of the banks hold at l2S up to 1870 We
scarcely hear Of any aliusisn to francs. Inland
bills range from 2@2s get. dis. Checks at the
banks on Richmond at par.
The stock market has been agtated during the
week. We hays noted the sales daily, and now
have to add 81 shares Bank of New Orleans at 100
net, and q sale Of Crescent City Bank on PIT.
Union Bank shares have been freely inquired for
during the week. Holders evince no desire to sell
under 100.
< y al
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do 80 bbls molasses Foley, Avery &co-4 rs bbls so
hi bbls molasses q hhds sugar to Laforest l. Des-
do Hall g .Rodd SO do A Miltenberger &oo-9 do
8 bbls molasses w Burbridge &co--T do G Saba
tierli bbls 80 hf bbls molasses Lane, salter &co
---25 bbls molasses to Gordon & Castillo 1872 do
FeIlowes dco-60 do S Il Kennedy Eco IS do do
P Cazenaye-5 d. hid sugar Pitcher, Goodrich u
co. 60 bbs molasses V AIain &co--- ri do West,
Renshaw Gammack- so do J F Wyche &co-l24
head cattle Pascal d Rey- 50 do SO head sheep to
Ed White &co-sundries to order. 20 = =
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.e.1gLIIssliAzN.A sUaAR RNF.NERx goE sALs

- = :
That very desirable establishment situated the left
q the Mississippi below the Government Wharf within
tne limits OF the city Of New Orleans js offered good
Investment TO capitalists who be DESTROYS of aiding in tbs
progress OF Southern manufacturers It complete
pair and well found having engines boilers vacuum
pan centrifugal achines bone Black furnace filters nouds
requisites Tor carrying on Sugar Refinery Moasses Rebo
ing on large scale. With little additional expense might
De easily converted into Cotton Mil.
has Wharf attached to the Levee with water sum
centfor the Of vessels delivering taking
ergo.
For further information and for terns. apply to y
dis tf&W BAREI.LT Il CO. I'll Common ptreat
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Raaireads.

N. o., oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRAsHEARGTFY, November 80, ls6l.-ls hhds
sugar 40 bbs moasses Byrne, Vance 81 do
Beilocq, Noblom AGO. 81 do 3 hhds sugar to r G
Cummings &eo-42 do Payne, Huntington &co--24
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT cLEARD.
corrected expressly New Orleans Daily CRESCENT
Steamahanu,
Shtpn.
COAST AND LAFoURCHI

NEW ORLEANS, COAST AND bAFoURCHE= TRANS
, s... 2oRTATI0N COMPANY. %" =
Leaves every fUEgp Az at y NJ and sATURDAYat9 AM
Z -. - - FsdiI FINE E,ASE PA SSANGER
49, b steamer IGusSe, Joseph Daifaes masters will
leave her landing foot of ST. Louis street, as
Eabore returning down the Coast every Monday
and Wednesday, in daylight. 49, ~ 'Fs
Leaves every MONDAY, WFDEESD AY and FRIDAYat u NJ
THE NEW FAST PASSENGER
ffsS h Jacket mary IT,, A. Dugas, master, will
her landing foot Of ST. Louis street. as above
turning down the Coast every Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday in daylight. n
49, VIRGISlUS G. DENTzEl,
o30 Advertising Agent
krThe N. o., O. and L. T Company will have olerk
the warehouse foot OF ST. Louis and deliver
freight z
For freight passage apply board the warehouse
foot Of s.. Louis street. -.-,,ss
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investments made within the last six months have
proved highly favorable, which have given an Inn
| petus to the stock or bank shares market. Last
Fear at this time, with sales Of cotton ranging from
As 600 np to goo bales per week, the deposit line
of the banks was sf4, es2s 900 nearly $4,000 coo
less than to- day. tits unnecessary for the reunark
i to be made that there is nothing to be paid in by
4 factors, because they are paying every day more
j Of less. The paper based on sugar is being re-
dueed every week. There Is a large amount of
money now unemployed, and while the owners
thereof seem 10 be at g loss to know how to en-.
pl0y il 1t b somewhat strange that they overlook
the mortgage bonds Of the New Orleans 0pelousas
and Great Western Railroad. This road promises
to be Of the greatest benefit to New Orleans II is
astounding that the weH-wishers Of New Orleans
the patriotic dealers in bonds and securities--do
not come forward and take these bonds Clearing s
get. per annum nterest) at the rate of So, This
would be equivalent to regular 10 SY3ct invest
n,ent, which is as much as any other Investment
will produce for some time. Bank shares at $50,
and 40 Bet per annuin dividends, only produces 81
vet. Another view presents itself. Our railroads
and our banks are all blended and interviewer. 1t
is lknoWn that a half million or more dollars
can be by our capitalists towards the pro-
secution OF the 0peonsas Railroad without any de-
trlment whatever to other interests. Money or
capital is accommodating from day to day and likely
to continue to accumulate. The war now engaged
il may last two, three more years, and many in
terests will receiye great benefit through the ex
tension Of this road. The report Of the President
and Directors Of the Company, made to the Legis-
lature, satisfies US Of the impressions we hage
taken. The Company has never faltered in meet
ing it, half yearly interest. Deposits regularly
made with its fiscal AGENT the Louisiana State |
Bank to meet coupons Of interest as they fall due
I'm The meantime, we rrge on all who desire to in
10 Oct securities to avail themselves Of the
present opportunity, let alone the great benefit
and utility TO follow from the extension and com.
petition Of the road.
N The weekly return Of the banks, as made to the
Board of Currency, shows a regular movement |
The decrease In specie will be observed as some
what large. The increase in deposits proper is |
somewhat Light this week, hue The increase in dis
tant balances is large which is due to collections
and receipts BY the Union Bank. The discounts are
uniform, though the dead weight continues to in.
crease. The changes for tie week are Il I
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GaTrLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY, December 2, 1851
Arrived on Saturday and yesterday 50 Texas
Beeves a4as Hogs, 400 Sheep and 100 Veal Cattle.
Amount Of stock sold were 2l2 Texas Beeves, 81
Hogs and $50 Sheep. Stock remaining on sale are
657 Texas Beeves, 6s4 Hogs, 51s Sheep and 100
Veal Cattle. We quote F5
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..-H To Bakers.
MAYoRALTy OF NEW ORLEANS, 1

60 MAY0RALTY OF NEW ORLEANS !
.r.-g.. Cry HALL, Nov. 80, 1861, !
Eg To Bakers - The price of Superfine
Flour being this day ten dollars twenty i've cents
$40 . barrel bakers required give during the
ensuing week, commencing on MONDAY ID inst as fol.
lows, viz: Second quality, or No. 2. -
Fifty ounces Of bread for 20 cents;
Twenty i've ounces of bread for 10 cents;
Twelve ounees Of bread for cents.
Ihe loares q the third quality No s. weigh
eighth more-tha is to say
The 70 cent loayes, ffty-siIa OMEGA
The 10 gent ioaves twenty ight ounces !; %.
The cent loapes thirteen ounces '7-'
B. Bread OF the First Quality Fancy Bread must be
made of Extra -four and the oaves shall weight
pound and shall be made baked stamped required
by ordinance no. $3.50. 49, $780,
- i2 IT JhHNpT MONROE Mnvor
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Leaves every SATURDAY gt5P,M.
81 wv SlE4 a VIC 4 n

SSB h burg 3. Mail Iin%-FoF TbnFaldsonyfIIe Plsa
neTVne, Baton Rouge Port Hudson, Bayou Sara
Red River Landing, Fort Adams, HAtchez Water.
proof Rodney ST. Joseph, Grand Cult AID vicss
burs-Ths passenger steamer Lafourche, ]. j. Brown
master m 81 hs Matched VIII lss't aoovs every
III. PERSON Il 60, Agents
ECU . ,,.. ~ Carondeet street.
and Charm for Taaop river +i""ps
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spss ateasnsy notes ST 400 78s
s so wy WICK snaipg VOW ~ .625. S2i
Increase Tor tie week 55 ESQ
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IInpDrts.

\ CoAsT-Per sehr BRACES 26o bbls molasses to
Darby & Tremoulet. (
4 GOAST-Per schr L'Eclair- 81 hhds sugar to
p Gazenave. -s-s-T--~ - -
COAsT-Per schr Louisa 40 hhds sugar to W
Whitehead. $780, ~, M .---...
5CoAsT-Per sloop Tonnerre- 6s bbls molasses
to p Cazenave. r@.,-.gze .
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4 .oUIsIAHA slUTUAL INSURANCE COM
So PANY.

Once-Iroa Building, corner Camp and Natehez Streets
Amount Of Pretainns for the year ending 18th Feb
EtaFy 1861. .............s $500 52S 90
Atnoant Of Profits for year ending 2sth Of Febru.
ay, 1851 ............,...- 213,752 "A
1851. S56 APO 90
The Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend of THIRTY
PEE CERT after paying per outstanding
scrp and has8 oered The redemption Fifty Gent
the Scrip Issue of 1883. t't
Interest edceuable PAYABLE on and after the SEC
Ohm MONDAY OF NAY NEXT. -
Certiheaso Scrip tina year 1861 deliverable on after Is
Of June, 1861. I-7--' w ~ -, :
SgH~s b CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
- a. p. JANVIER, Secretary.
New Qrls2ns March 20, 1881 ana
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Arrived Yesterday.
@ Steamboats,.

Natchez, Leathers, I'm Memphis. e-e >
Sallie Robinson, Fulton, FIN Fort Adams.
Milton Relf, Pickett, FIN Washington.
s Mary T., Dugas, FIN Donaidsonville.
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sIiafire analltaeists.
sfennhoafs.

}4@ Sfenm hoats. az
+ Ferd Kennett, Briefly, I'm Memphis.
Thirty-fifth Parallel, Chapman, I'm Memphis.
Iberville, Gross, FIN Fort Adams. 3.
Diana, Radovich, I'm Pointe-a la ache.
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MOODY, ). ", SHIRTS GRNrI.EMEN,s FURNISH
w nE Coed. sne HSacy Articles, corner Canal ana Roya
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MAYORAL4TY--- O
-~<~~~SS~.~~N-~
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City HAIL November 81, 1861, s
Common Council Of the City of New Orleans \ r
-a.r.Jag. s.~s9 u mo. 5S02.1 ~
Reoo That the petition of the several CAPTAINS
and owners who have petoned The City Council whose boats
are and have BEEN necessarily laid up the first and
sc9nd sections Of the city wharse owing the blockade
and the same is hereby granted and that any Wharfage due.
that may have hereafter accrue Necessary upon said
hngeney be and the is hereby the city Of New
Orleans is concerned cancelled provided of the
wharves Of the said first sections acqu see in and
agree to the
lSignedl s. P. DKLABARRE
s%@ .5af President pro ten. Board of Aldermen,
s r. a. lSignedl -. - j. HAGIOHI,
- ma . President Board of Assistant Aldermen
In force by operation of law, November q, 1861. IA
A true copy; = p
MS 81 MARION A. Bauer Secretary to Mayor.
E. MAY0RALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
=, City Hnp, November 26 1861.
- rz Common Council of the City Of New Orleans
1 no. 530l.]
Whereas, earth is frequently taken from The and with
authority from the proper officers violation of law
Roced Tia SECTION 6y of ordinance 80 mage ia Of digest
OF city laws entitled ordinance eaiye offences and NUS
hIce be amended As to include the words that one half
OF the penalty enforced shall be paid to the nformer
ESignedl GERARD STITH,
49, President pro tenn. Board OF Aldermen
Signedl q? j. MAGiONI,
.. President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved November &c, 1861.
M St Signed JOHN t. MONROE, Mayor.
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RLAoK 4 HorlTz, No. no poYDRAs STREET

NEW osLEAEs, Ia,
Agnuacturess Dealers Copper Tin Sheet
and Stoves of the approved pntterns.
STENCIL MARKING PLATES, for Merchants, Manufae.
gre Gotten tepers otc cut in Copper and Brass, srpe-
rior style.
AS%9u,;erug and Roofing in all its various branches
saF-,lnhhnP pronnDtty srended "
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Southern Bank. 8 bsl 800
Mechanics Bank. 3li. 100
Merchantsl Bank. NJ. l0S, 1865
, :, Gity Bank. 6S, 1876
Bank Of America. =. 264. 3s5
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.,,-rfA GALPIN,s NEw RNs-

.sgrz1SA GA4sPIN,s NEW RES m.
ASntSsssSsAe%s TAURANT, 80 Royal street 1rsa5S y
E9A9SS JOHN GAIPIN has the pleasure 4asgSSSE III,
2assaaos informing his friends and the
public generally that he ready receive and
them IN his establishment 50 Royal street. door to the
corner OF Cnsomhonse street. occupying the entire mansion
lately the residence of Alfred Hennen Esq., affords most ex
ensye Besides tho large public dningroon
on the ground Eoor meals provided hours from
6oclock a. NJ, until II NJ the advertiser large nun
bet of private rsre5 Families and parties on sp
pcson apDed with the best of everything
he ssEds either ready the table comes from
the arke Thanking hs friends for the liberal patronage that
has always been extended to hn the undersigned them
that viii DO his earnest enGaayor 20 give the fullest sEsfsc
tion to t5osa who may favor him with their orders
d3 tfG2tW JOHN GALPIE.r
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ACTIVE MoyEMnsrs-nlAn1III5r1

Condition Of the Banks Of this city for the week ending
Saturday, November 80, 1861.
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E,PAvE DU TRoIsIGnrE pIsTR1cr.-n

EpAVE DU TEeOISIEGNTE DISTRICT,-u
IA ate conduit depot DIES Gpaves Trosee District
des Bons ntantS, entire Cloue Louisa CONNIE epave
Cne Vhcbe rouge ayant la face blanche manee Ia ven,
ire ct les iancs bancs coupue dams roreie drc 20
Hare gauche. - = " ~ ''
Une Fache noire, ayant la mamee 10 vene ct les flames
anes un de blanc entire les yeuE ayan les ex oreIs
endues en- ourchete marquee 10 fame de deux ettre
don't Pune est ninegb!e ct pautre Ia ettre b. ct uno
cicatrce le flame droit. ~ ~ INV
81 es dts anna,x ne s9n pas rtcams dsns cinq or les
lie LUSDI de decembre 1861. 10 heures A. IL ~He"
F., - J. MILTON RELF, Commissaire des Rues
{ Nonvelle- Orleans Is de nnyembre 1851 noss Il
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Amount q Long Loans. ard plscoan
s5I42I,ao5

=, 80 = q, S5i4za,a U5 S5,5I9 I'D
me following Is the amount Of treasury notes on
hand, and included IN the general assets, that is
other cash assets. " q nj
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i o WEIR co A S 7

Leaves every SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY at 10 O'Clock
A. N.
Twice Week,
FOR FORT JACKSON. FORT ST.
NAT m PHlLlP AN LOWER COAST-The fine pas
LGs$ssssss Senger pa "ket Empire Parish, A. Grant
.msster will Leave above every Saturday
Sunday and Thursday. = '
For freight or passage apply on board, or TO
Cd EUGENE LANOUE, gent,
n-4. foot of 81. louis st.
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pERRR's coal OIL LAMPS,

And the Original NASHVILLE COAL OIL,
At PERRY's OLD LAMP STORE tof % years standing)
~ No. liz Poydras street, r
Where can't find 20 900 gallons of Oil 5000 Lamps
cut where you find about $40 Coal Oil Lamps of all the
Coal OIL Lamp makers together with great variety of Cam.
phene, Spirit Gas and Solar Lamps
generally have hand Coal OIL by the barrel which
pure aud usual continue supply the rsde with
ro one 70 twenty barrels at lime and just many rich
Goal on Lamps as the trade requires at aslow prices
oscan be fopnd ELSEWHERE. w, 's-'' rex
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Leaves on THURSDAY, tie 5h inst. at O'Clock r. NJ
Carrying the G. =. Mail

Leaves en- SATURDAY. IN int. nj 5 p NJ 90
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
= HsY Packet Line-fOr Memphis and ali tie Bends
splendid and HrBtenSs passenger steamer
w m. NJ. Morrison, r IT, Newell tltaster
Will leave above. For freight
VIRGINIUs q. DESTZEI.
q .,s. Advertising Agent.
This boat at Napoleon regular packets for the
and Charleston Railroad. " r
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to the Third District Pound Goodchidren stTeet be
Clouet and Louisa Streets estray- ~
One red Cow, white face white bag belly and flank m
in the right with under and in the left wh cron ng
split, branded on the left hip with I. K NF ~
One black Cow, white belly and bag white in the flank and
small white between the eyes marked in BOTH ears with swallow
fork branded the right hip with letters the first min
teligioe and the other b. with the same side
Which II not claimed within five days the expenses
thereon paid will be sold At public auction, Pound on
MONDAY, December 2 1861, at 10 o'clock A. NJ 10y "
New Orleans, November IS, 1851.
J. MILTON RELF, Street Commissioner
Registered November %, 1861.
Z. DAVENPORT
of Comm roIls
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