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JElIn ORLEANS ailp eJtlstent
x0ER4s,a ~ ar NH lint COLIJNf ~ 8 &
flp @rlsaas Moneg gElafAtt.
4 irls,is#s3 n, Z XvssI.slfsr ffae 4. Isl

TllssxAr
IA ,a,eF ,ss,s Ia Iaeysd along gnte4ss tp-ias;
ms lot sconas ret iagel and ihonge
I'd lSFe NM Soannails banks WIRE aet
c MI y nl as.esss III "
T. is sae q s E M
ssSk Ill Hsd ongat now "a be seceni
Assl sLs lAys had balances Of so 600 10
ssslosfcd The money in bank for rate
keep the money in the I'LL Of
ease X unfortunate depostos
H esaped lasec balances, particularly whe
ii a ss hands molly taken in and done for in The
pas Vt 0ttosi 1857 by their depositoss Merchants
ana ossars Keep deposits 1,osey bank their
eorveaate careful close examination it will be dis
cesned sat haks deposits shat the
banSs lis thousand loans and discounts
abess a sails iie orepeaed re
along and work under rea and actual
pa.ds HI sarisaa
OF c5ass war elements prevail in financial and CONNER
ai celes and general rapidly approaching the
s,nfaer few thousands of bales Of
cotton ID siss market III SALE which will rednce bust
ness for ti aont Tobaeca consequently, large
Il nercial sany anaats aEa oYer fiji th1s season.
wa c6n;ians from aew York adyces Of the sub
scripii5s rnet against se South Tn old United
States all ntenss and purposes, but merchants
sock ioa0sfs New York State aud city,
cnes7ea themselves by large subscriptions
ttibatea HE Lincoln and among the
New 10 the dannabe Of
supita South We observe many who
ssarts n This good eity Orleans the pargs and
cravings Among the last list Of subscribe
rs raising money to crush the South,
Wy End lid name u Aagaste Belmont Co., give Siea
Possibly II their bills receivable Of New Orleans faciosage
hoasss irh they haze shaved had paid, they
would have backed the wetgbf Of $1eoQ We ind
ctr qsndar acquaintance Moses G1innel, for 5000
half OF his ships
W. ihaE would iii nowhere. We find William Nelson
own lei SOD All the worldly goods of Billy
Ks,s5rl been made Of the Or
lcaas slAaa s aaa g. n. Robert Williams down
other This another
t has immense sums the oresns trade.
Ba Nun aad ai4cst with the Of
iua5E sll we had his sign On
satil within few months he made
scar ke macy others he made RsW Orleans. These
towards The eqnpping and fitting out d
soldiers New proceed and conquer the great
ont And to- sken families during absence
Iii roliets Co. had subscribed 5000
hui IL 6 os tisir This FIRM has sufficient to
In tsir Of the loan for the old
ase ers Iltlsto sas this evening
sellihg chacks from and
discount Outside ssies at discount
range sanng aslow IN sterling there ere
sles III Esnaittnee rates range higher Francs have
cone "a lo5g fsnrss qnote Glass at from 56n
low fer eoafos drawers and ST
Nos ra57egnsGs speks bonds Qnietaess rnled
sapEeals il tlis stock market.
Of as South, ID
ecss4a aoe t paragraphs Or nonsense which comes
almost llals 4 over shs wires
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
eap rsm Nm IN rs assp W va ~ mn.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

= COUNCIL CHAMRRR, ClrY HAN, 1
New Orleans Tuesday, April 80 1861. )
The Board met this day, pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Members present: Hon. S. P. DeLabarre, Presi-
dent, pro tenn, Messrs. Cox, HARRISON and Witt
4.
On motion, the Board took recess of five
minutes.
At the expiration of the recess, the following
members answered to their names:
Hon. S. P. DeIabarre, President pro tem.,
Messrs. Cox, HARRISON and Witt
There being no quorum the Board, on motion,
adjourned to Tuesday next, at O'Clock, P. Nj.
CHARLES CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
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y b NJ III { II oil |. /.
Nszsgsi Hsport Of Drake, Kleinwort skoohen.

Market sport Of Draksi Kleinwort s Cohen
IayERrooI, April III 1861.
Bank Of sngand rate q discount vas yesfefaay
have aits Il,
n sRgS Nv ,la a
efa ~ ~ f ~,
BOW sss 10y ~ + X ,a car
versa III s5s sci;.a " ad cIsssd
Fr;3ns
n u aolIe mi feep fht Manchester yarn
% ms much fup owed but business sll remains
,s5 'FJs M ont ON lie strike have mot
s Al IL a3s
f.,s fear dona anal nfires
IN ~ Sd upg lie quotations
& ast HE astefdsnce Of spiners was quite large on
Sassiss and MONDAY exporters sd spectators operated
Hill linen tiar lie buying hns been 10 more
ald as riVen III HE ra et aueer chatHc-
~ @ which include she oill March
nw well calculated stiff further
s a eaitaTacis reerfuv ~ the fear of some
outbfeAk SOD the eontinea Small imports on
II and IeTra aeta exports nave pro-
z ,css5' sss Srssls a 1-din;,sat;on 81 stock.
f week have been bales OF all kinds IN
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Fernand &co0 do Siarub y iapghlandass ndse
lid Bros schluefF erFer Geo Pigniole &coV latu.
bia Laug handG RivasPandorf &cok Troisgrols-and
order.
HAyANA-Per big A chapman-7ag bxs sugar Plassan
&co--5 seeks picadofa lot fruit . p Pghiolo &co
MaS seo19 do oveon &eo OoUo feet lumber smp.on
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spoken,
Ex.pnrra

BY Capt laurent Of the brig A. A. Chapman on the 10Th
ult in lat &c H. long IS 49, ship Nuremburg Capt schne:
dean. hence.
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com 40 hhds bacon hams GO lard Keep cai ia
s psf Wo64a -ast d W 9sb v ~
81 ia Do Gon sSrse n Dc g.
FaiFehld --snbdries g order
sT Perseaper h1aFa nepnine l6 hhas tobacco
toes tlass Do scss . Weaver2060 do Hor
HUI % woodr Moato1 &eo ass sucks potatoes 10
III M 51 ns 3 ssbI Spss
hhs aeon eggamintg IBIS 20 5eo tes lard $50 bbs
9a s y Sss
Sneo coils b. sf ay s S9
9 eks ss on eats s &s &c
head cattis and sundres to order.
yIGKsBu G. Per steamer Nashez I6t bales cotton to
isy Johnson Il Eetshfosa, Bfe1n
sFsssss afss SR asPdqs Ms s9
iii aeo HsaasTson Fsae Gordon I sse Lewis
i oglesby-5J 4 g crem@sll5 NJ Greenwood Holloway 4
fssE A Gtses &Se s
III a. Haps Moos
Given Ws Is 6Ssz Do to
MEMPHIS Per steamer MaryE keene2o bales cotton
Brandes sham5sre Geo 10 Ba,iey Johnson &C. Y COX
Sss Sas9e caS aso a 1asts
49, s Tss nPs As9 Dc
h. s w Ssr b 3 RT rs an
tons iron 10 Dnhtid andries 10 orderToai iii Bales
estton.
sssRss e1'ss sG!tsf BE- e
locg, Noblsm &eob hhds susa. g MaanaMy4 do Menarl
Nignaud5 bbls moasses y Bhgersnnerles TO oder-To-
tai IA bales cotton.
FORT Per steamer Golden Ages bales cotton to
80 seis peas Pchor Goodrich &colsbbs potatoes Med
lfs--sHnaries 10 order,
MINnEN pey steamer Milton Relf II bales cotton Nixon
miags-1 Frttson Conway &eo- CARLOS 4 sewsr- 4
] Witt &es-spnaries 10 order-Totel n bales cotton.
90 she RtahtF do Gus % sai
Wyche &yo- Ear ey j rev Gro Phelps 4 Jones' War
dfyot Il head osttie ana andes 10 otdoal 81 bales Of
cotton
Lobt y Ghsri antef--s''ndfles TO order
IRERFOE-P Fer steamer T Pargold-6n beles cotton 10
a. Toaa2 saist I,sitorne ls cut. Ferguson
Lilo Lev &coe Lobit Ghafpantev-S II MAY Goo" do
:! VIM saeFy &co- 4 Z iarde &eo2 Phelps Joaes--sun-
drieato ofdst-- otai : Y paies cooh
-.
Ra5fromyas
t'A"''
CANTON, Nav 4 1906 bales cotton Davis, Jerkifs
1Voltrar Elarls
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tV1Na NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ConrrRoLLEH's OFFICE, Cry HALL
New Orleans, April @, 1861. 5
-.. ENo. 5579.l
Resor That the Comptroller be aud he = hereby author
ten days notice in the official Journal the two following contracts
for Improvement, viz; =, .
contract constructing Plank Rond on the east side OF
Claiborne street. from the New Canal TO the upper limit OF the
city. .
q. contract for constructing Shell Road Main street,
Broad the Bayou IT. John The work 10 be per-
formed in accordance with the specifications Of the SURVEYOR
and the audcaons be subject The approval rejection
of the Common Council.
[Signed LEA +. BAKEWFLIh
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
fSigned1 j. q. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April Is, 1861. -
isignedl JOHN I. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice hereby given that SATURDAY, the 4h of May,
1861 will adludicae Office IL o'clock NJ, the above
contracts the lowest bidders. - - -
40 l2t V. DUPLESSTs, Comptroller.
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sblgA u tRe {gtIatAets.

SUGAR And MoLAssEs... The market still continues
naist aRa nothing ot3eny moment vas dane.
Tne saiss comprised il6 bbs sppethne a s. 2s
Low 50 IN o 1t &c 25 % at 50 FIX and
o.has III psFcalars of sliieh suppressed.
he sales Core emtraced SONG 2690 seeks o.
which 2e tllsw Nea iee 100 Mixed At IS, 900 White
Mtxst and Ag ii 6gc. d bnslel. 81 Oats about
sseSs hanss, iarladipg 1900 IN private
tesusss ~ aud bushels In Bran, noticed
ssIsse ahoa we 2oaat 81 and 100 Al 81 %
Y sa 400 tsl
PROVISION The traasasons in Pork were con1aed
togssil osaa t MI "a hbl In Bacon, Should rs roqi
al sibbea sideaat N aaa Clear III I2c fb Ia Lard
naiS9aS of apa moment wps done q he,
Fe did moi hear Of SALE o. any consequence.
1911 va naticed sales 81 T0beis Raw al q }Scs Rec
\ sitisd caiing ~ q @24c U selitn.
There % yes title room leii but ship
LYeBo sese laadeta conriasnsa yesselsatIi 6d
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Per steamship Gen, Mramon, from Havana-s. Thompson
III Boras salas. III Amnry, 4 Dbireer, J. b Rierra,
e. w Wright, E. Puot w. Smith, I, Geson j. Richie
now Mrs. Ready j. Saobessi, C Bardel T. Case A. Ora NJ
Gre, r, jacks NJ Julia Goiaer and son, and others.
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sElatille snteIElaerlte.
oREscrSr OFFICE, No. 70 Camp Street,
Si....t.. LIZ iNSl-

7I|31HI' NEeNFSFF , EHEVEFEWFs - =
Steamer j c swou Jones' for St Louis / D Fulkerson
Steamer Diana Sturgeon, for Louisville, Bell &co
Steamer Era No I, Moore, for Gamatn, Master
- NJ eker Knox AGO
Shin Alice Bali Thomson Liverpool Cammack Converse
Mex schr Bflliante Espnola for sisal and Gampeachy
5#H Fernandez eco
Sehr Critque, Masculine, for Mobile, LFa&h
5Scfr VIM f,bbilt Mack, for Pensacola, Overon Eco
sschr Sen Horse, Ferref for Mobile Hunting on & Bro
sehr Sea Bird, Cause, for Mobile, Huntington Bro
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John j Roe, Yore, FIN st Louis
Maria Dennnc, Car oil, FIN St LouiS
Naichez, Leathers, f n vicksburg @" @
Mary r Eeene, Richardson FIN Memphis. g
Acads, Vincent, fin Bayou sara
Golden Age, Webbing, I'm Fort Adams
g53#e Milton Ref; Hail. FIN Minden. 5A AK
VA Louis d Or, johnson, FIN Carolina Bluffs.
8a Apna Pefret Gopps, FIN Washington.
3g5 j F Pafguud, Tpbn, fin Trenton.
5E florida Myers, FIN Mobile IA"
4$ Iafourehf, Brown, I'm Lafonrche.
ToyFboat Anglo Duke mha Passes-owed down and
IL the bar on the 18th ult ships Senator ken and St
s. Charles--brought up brig A A Chapman.
Towboat iiau en Phillips, FIN the down and
10 sea on The oath nit ship Goschen bark lola Wyle,
brig Gre se and scar Il Awood--came mp light.
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ca q I.r Il ARKET.

s&s Fshs on cry. May ,, 1861
scd Yesterday q Iexas Tstyss and IS Veal Cattle Sold
6sEesau ava a Tsas eses. sep aud 10 Veal Cattle.
Eack lg5 wssesn md 40 esas eeyes IL Mich COWS
las0 dogs aud 9tS shsep. Ne anee:
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SPECIFICATIONS FOE THE CONTRACT

SPECIFICATIONS For THE CONTRACT
- fot the of shell Road Main street, from
Broad street 10 she Bayou St. John. ...s...,.-.,,
between the dches shall be graded in accordance with the
lii and levels and r0rndngs to be given by the City Sur
and hauling away The dirt where high and also removing
SUI s, "o5o d's f sa twelve inches 's'" ,'
bitches and h4f feet in width at top eighteen inches
wide the bottom aud eighteen inches deep shall be dug By
the contractor on each side Of tie dw@y re des and bot
TSeng feet in Width in the center of the ro.dvny shall be
;hs IN he o9T sa @ e. 1 Hw y Ss Of H
pound roller three times and second of shells six ches
in & shSt Then be PLACED On he TOP OF fs Layer
be aud IN uch manner as the whole thickness
sn e3 @cSe S@R %s h BE % ''' snail be
Al the materials shall be Ct The best Quality and shall be fur
The contractor shall bind himself begin the work in
mon Council and to complete The same ree months after under
penalty Of ten dollars per day for each and every day there
The contractor shall bind himself keep in perfect good
ye%6r and to aTantee the fb% perrnapce Of his so1d
ton the Treasurer shall retain of the
be paid by the city until the end of d year which ten per
perfec good order md condition. otherwise shall be forfeited
Good security the 5000 shall required
10 guarantee the faithful performance of the contract
and acceptance of de by City surveyor follows
toW tGs proportion p be paid by @ in bills
in conformity with section l0 Of the city charter said
all the rights of the city property case
9 % y held g a Of said @ en- h o city of E s
bills should the same not be paid and the proportion to be paid
The contractors shall pay into the City Treasury prior to
n @ the . cost Of a the po on
tractor shall have the right Of demanding of said petitioners
The Whole work shAll b. eTscuted the entire satisfaction of
City Surveyor who shall be the sole judge of the quality of
well understood failure by contractors
xed the Council be assatisasd wifi he manner
which the work being executed the Council shah have the
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MAYuRALTY Or NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, May ., 1861. )
Common Council ofthe City Of New Orleans.


MAYoRALTI oF NEW ORLEANS, }
City Hall, May ., 1861.
Common Council of the City Of New Orleans.
mo. 560S.l
Rssore That the ajuicati by the Comptroller OF
tract, agrroNbly resolution No. $500 furnishing dev
New Ievee Water Works, Mr.. John Gark-secuny Daniel
Edwu be and the same hereby approved the security
cepe md the Mayor authorize to into with the
parties not m act for the The of said work
The following prices va:
Cast Iron Pipes, furnished and delivered ircudng elbows
branches, cas- ngs for chimney etc., per ton Of 22il
Six Inches Valves furnished delivered complete 81 on
Thirty inches diftO, and others do do -. 90 co
Provided The delivery shall begin before the LIST of jan
uary 1862,
Gsignedl f. A. PATTERSON
PreSidentpro TEN. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signed s. p. DEiyABARRE,
President pro lem. Board of Aldermen.
signcdI JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
A true copy
my3 Of MARIoN A. RAKER. Secretary.
MPTROLLE R~--OFFEClAL
CoNPrRoILER's OFFICE, Cry HALL
New Orleans April 10, 1861.
mo. 55S9.l
Reso,rf That the Comptroller be aud he is hereby author
lied 10 Rdudcte four contracts to the lowest bidder for each
separately after five days notice in the official Journal
for each District for years for repairing The ballast roads
of the the work be done in accorance with specified
tos of the Surveyor and the adndcaions be subject the
| anproypl iectio of the Connci
TSigned1 LEA F. FAREWELL.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Signed j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved Anr IS. 1861. -
SignedI JOHN 7. MONROE. Mayor.
Notice is hereby gwen, that MONDAY 9Th of May 1861
Twill ndudcate my Office Ut Y O'clock NJ the above con
| traC s. N.DUPLESSlS. Comptroller.
a30 6t
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UPPER MtssISatPPl.
R E D RIV z r.

Lenves RIpsY. May 3, att r. NJ.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
syay h. For Jefferson, sn,ithand. Grand Bayou, st.
Maurice, Montgomery Cotie Alexandria, Qua
MsEsz hite, camp;e Grand Eeore Soman's, Sorton's,
tcy new elegant lphtdraft md ast running passenger
packet Vigo, r. H. Martini muster will leave For
freight or passage apply on board -
YIRGINIUS G. DENTLEL.
N.Y. Advertising Agent.
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Leaves on SATURDAY Nav L. at5PM
REGULAR WEEKLY RED RIvEE

REtTU lAN w EGEFtALH Red RIVER
SEJ h. U. s. Mail Packet Grand Dufxe-For JEFF
aerson Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Coushatta Camp
aaS&MaRte, Grand Erore, St. Maurice Montgomery Co
le Alexandria, Nnrman's, Gortonfs, Barbns and all inter-
mediate landings Red ryeThe entirely light dranght
fast running passenger packet Grand Duke, APP
plegate MASTER will leave above For freight passage
epply on board.
VIRGIEIUs G. DEHTzEL,
myl Advertising Agent.
Abe Grand Duke Shreveport with the
Feta. Jefferson and all er1nrdiRte landings.
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the First District Pound The corner Of Lafayette
and Vine streets, As esrAy--
One white Goat.
Which II CLAIMED within three days and the expenses
tn paid will be sold public auction, said Pound,
MONDAY, May 6, AZ 10 o'clock A NJ.
New Orleans, Mary |. 1861.
]. MILTON RELF, Street Commissioner.
Registered May J. 1851.
y.DuPLEssIS Comptroller.
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U1pAvE Du PREMIER DISTRICT. a

IA conduit depot tpaves du Premier District
gnHre DIES Lafayette vine epAve--
Ehevat Ae2,u l6 hauteur
des pieds de deyaut.
Une Mule aeane aynnt Ia crinere ct In
ecoHItSes blanche FtpauIe Gauehe
pied gzIIche de derGre.
dts auNux rGcEnes dams troiS Iours
sis pay6s lis venus Pencere publiaue dit depot,
lie MERCEEDi 8 dc mai 1861, 10 lieures A. VI.
j. MILTON RELF Commits. are des Rues
Souvee Orleans, et de mai lS6 nly2 o.
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STREET CONl7NEFt--a1FFEClAL.

L7gRST DISTRICT EsOUHD.-yyas brought
FIRST District Pound, Of Lafayette and Vine
streets, CStTay-
One forsA 6 hands high shod both feet
kurre Mare Mule, with and tail cropped white
spot tho left fore shoulder shnd on the eEt hind foot
Which il claimed within FIVE the Tiers
paid, will be sold public auction said Pound,
WEDNESDAY, May 8. 1851, at 10 O'Clock a. b.
New Orleans, May l. lS6l.
j. MILTON RELF. Street Commissioner.
Registered May /, 1861.
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LOWER COAST AND LAFOURCHl

Leaves eTery MONDAY at Il NJ, RndTHURsDAY at5P NJ.
New Orleans Toast and Iatnufrhe Transportation Co.
FOR THE COAST AND La
&sS L. fourche-Fhe fine passenger packst Mary IT.
j Brown, master, her landing foot
EXTRAORDINARY ST. Louis street. above. Returning down the
Coast every SUNDAY " WEDNESDAY, daylight. MA
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Leaves every TUESnAY at5p NJ and SATURDAY AM,
THE EASE PASSENGER PACKET

FsH
above returning down the CoGst every
ssSssaass4ASsS2E Monday snd Thursday. IN dag light
VTRGtNfuS y. DESTHEI.
nl2 Advertising Agent.
The N. O., 9. and l.. T Company will haze clerk ut
the of St Louis from this de receive freight
For freight apply hoard Mt the Office of the
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ESPAVE DU PREMIER DISTRICT.-II n
Ia etc conduit depot DIES payes dn Premier District
c0gnnre de9 rncs L. ay ito et Vine, CONNIE 6pGyG
une CheyTe blanche.
81 lie Dis nal lie DIT cab pas rhclmes dams eng
i0Urr q les rais vUEd4 EEcbcre pIDiique,
le LUNDL, 6 de nni 1861. d 10 henres A. ".
j. MILTON RELF, Gommissaire des Ruea.
Nonrel'e Orltans Ter de 81 1851. NV b
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@tEECOND DISTRICT E'QIGJN Il-HEaa llpoUgI1t
~ to the Second District Pound, Of Benyls and
streets, estray-
One whiff Sheaoat
Which claimed within three days the expenses
thereon pNd will he sold public guc0n at Pound on
MONDAY, May 6, 1851, At 10 o'clock A. NJ
EniYN raRna ny LII
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WAS brought GO tine cry s'oitce ~; ,g,%ii c on
SAYS he belongs to Mr. JOIN Holland who lives Pc ntca
Hlche parish of PaqHennes, He feet 81 nche gh,
heavy beard aud % ache has two of the lower
missing has ia ge white 500 extending from the right
the elbow, and is aged about ~
Ths will call property according to law.
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR.,
Keeper of City Police Jail
Registered May l, 1861. s
T. J. FORSTAIL,
Dor, 'nrot
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WAS brought tn the City Police Hail
wv the 24h of Emi 1861 he light grif boy DAVID: Says
he belongs Andrew Frabue who lives in Louisville Ky
inches high is sqin eyed has curly hair good
cth light beard and moustch and is aged about II
years.
The owner will call claim his property according law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, DR.,
Keeper of City Police Jail.
+. J. FORTSTALL
my2 lot nerutv f'oraptroller.
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- the Second District Pound, Benve aud Galvez
streets, as ssray-
One sorrel Horse hind feet white white stripe face
abDuf l5iS hands high. -
One Day. No. hi6--old brand
One set of Harnes-.
Which If claimed within five days and expenses
thereon paid will be sold public auction Pound on
MONDAY, May 6, 1861. Mt 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
New Orleans, april 20, 1861.
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ETOURTH EDISTIsICT EsiDUND-svas brought
Il the Fourth District Pound, Annuncation street. be-
Washington and SIKH estray--
dark SheAIue branded something like under
Which if not claimed within five days and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold public auci0n said Pound
WEDNESDAY, May 8, 1861, at 10 o'clock A NJ
New Orleans May l, 1851.
j. MILTON RELF Street Commissioner.
Registered May l, 1861.
Y. DUPLESSIS Cnnntroer.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-06-06

is endeavoripg to contribute his share 10
the country. There is a calm dignity a.
bout his movements which indicates tho
confidence he has in his resources. Had
be precipitated raw recruits into q new
terri,ory--scsttered tbem over hostile
country, and left them ignorant Of strste.
", feiut or march, to the mercy Of the re.
rebels, the country would have doubted
his loyalty, and the world questioned his
military ssgacity.
In connection with these apparently
slow movements and calm positions of the
Old Hero, there is practical spirit in
which they are accomplished, which
speaks we'll for the business and order Of
the War Department. Between Gen.
Scott and Gen. Cameron, Secretary Of
War, the greatest confidence and friend.
ship exists. They operate together. The
keen sa2acity, the stern energy and in-
domitable will of the Secretary of War
infused their spirit into the military ar.
dor and martial skill of the veteran Can.
tain, and together. these two men, each
representing spirit and an element os
great yigor in the government, they are
accomplishing wonders while others are
grum bling at commodities Long NAV
the veteran Scott live to serve bis eoun-
try. Long may he survive to be its or.
nament and its pride. And when be hs,
sheathed bis sword, and sarlanded him.
self with the victories be is about to a.
chicve over rebellion, may be pass to the
enjoyment Of that repuse 10 peace which
he has so often earned in the service Of
his couDtrymen.