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Efu ORLEANS 4alIp Grestent.
CONVENTION Of TIE STATE Of LOUISIANA.
ogprNANoEs AND RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED 81 THE
PEophE OF LOUISIANA, IN CONVENTION (. As s.
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No. AL
AN oRDIN-AycE,

II o.. zzs
Z -, $50, - certain fands to the Govern~
sf H. con fetleratc States of America.
~ t.a pgopa oftlte .stdte of louisiana, In Con
o,e,t;, asse,g5ie, do declare and ordia, and II is
6ereJv declared and ordained
SyyGTIoN L That the sum of three hundred and
eighty nine thousand two hundred and sixty-seyen
dollars and forty-six cents, now in the hands Of A.
j. Guirot State Depository, and known IS the Bull,
Hon Fund, be transferred to the Government 9! Of
Tie Confederate States of America, and that said
State Depository be and he is hereby authorised
and Instructed to pay said sum upon the order Of
the Secretary of the Treasury Of said Confederate
States.
sEc. d. We DO farther declare and osaaia, That
Tie sum Of one hundred and forty,seyen thousand
Ave hundred and nineteen dollars and sixty.s six
cents. being the balance received by said State
Depositary from the Customs since the 5lst Of
January last, be transferred to said Government,
ana paid by said Depository upon the order of said
Secretary.
Adopted in Convention, in the city of New Or
ans, this seventh day Of March, eighteen hundred
and sixty-ene.
tsigneda A. MoUTON,
President of the Convention.
Attest j. EHos. WHEAT. Secretary.
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payer'ssu Deptrte Gosleetells t5u Poet de Iii
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issess eas e f'et4ille dc fkat de Ia Lot,;sisag,
4ssssssAs 81 enssftdn, Que a. u Guros. deposi
sre ae lssat dela Louisiana est par il ptGsenfe.
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adotifee en convention, en ii vile ie Ia Nouves.
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6sigasng nail hnis rent soixanteset.nn - 80
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9sEsaspRssf5ea LOSS OF FEETH-Dr. ]. VEST
AsssS III St Charles street, continues supply
LOSS OF TEETH without wirea or springs,
a41ILAE upon his prlueple of self adhesion. This
method has procured him universal Appreciation
eHdsd BEING he most ingenious system of supplying ARTI
perfect articulation and Hstieao perfect and natural
u appearance defy detection By The closest
Vests method of filing teeth with gold combines all
rho,e interested will nd these statements to be
thanks the inhabitants of Orlenna vicinity for the
extensive practice they have favored him with for the
years ONCE and residence liz St. Charles street. doc
from Lafayette Square. es6f
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HARDWARE.

wv nv
PLA N TATION HARDW AREl
RoUssET GEN1N prepared to supply thei, Gus
toners with the following
Planters Goods.
800 Garrett h Cottman PLOWS, all Sizes
5o0 Hall Il spier Improved Peacock PLOWS
2o0 Valley FLOWS, assorted, Nos and 2.
40O Ball FLOWS, assorted Nos l, 2 and 8.
1000 Carey or King FLOWS, short extended bars Nos
l, 2and 8.
200 Magnolia COTTON SWEEPS, l, 2 and3
10 casks TRACE CHAINS. twisted
20 plain links.
10 feet hooks.
80 Cast Steel OVAL EYE HOES Nos LA
80 :. CAROLINA HOES, all numbers
% :. Half Bright ..
10 OK CHAINS, assorted, 8 to Is feet.
Also on hand H.
Horse and Mule Collars Horse Mule Haes Cart Saddles
Blind Bride Cotton PoW Line Rope, general assort
ment of Plantation Implements which will be sold at low
prices, by
ROUSsET & GENIN,
Hardware Dealers,
IS Canal street, Cha1tres street,
NJ B-Orders from Commission Houses solicited and prompt
~ executed fel9 I'm
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RESOLUTIONS

Pour autoriser lie placement de certatns Man
tlats ennis en- vertu de pautorIte des Etats-
Unis.
Resolu par lie pe,ple de rEtat de la Louisiana
assemble en- Contention, Que A. j. Guirot, dGpos
taire de Etat est ct demeure, par la pr6sente auto
rise payer les mandats ciapr6s Gnum6res ennis pal
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REGISTRATIONS

TO authorize the Payment of Certain War
rants issued under the authority of the
United States. E
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10 authorize the Payment of Certain War
rants issued under the authority of the
United States.
i. Resoiued By tie People of The STATE of
Louisiana, III C0noention assembled, That A. j.
Guirot, State Depository, be and he is hereby au-
thoriEed to pay the following warrants issued by
the United States, viz:
No. 1975-Favor of Hamilton Stewart,
for two thousand dollars. .......-.. $4,000 90
No. s4l6 Favor Of L. D. Marks, U. S.
d. A., for fifty dollars ...-..,.. 6o W
thirtv.five dollars ..'.'.......... IS 90
No. 5s67nFayor si Of 81 j. G. Pendergrast,
for two hundred and sixty.two dollars, 262 90
No. 9429-Favor of W. B. Marshall, U.
S. NJ, for fifty-one dollars and nine
No. 9lso.F favor. Of w. B. Marshall, U.
S. NJ, for fifty dollars, ..:......... SO 90
No. 5232--Favor of G. l.. Mosan, for
three hundred dollars. ............... 800 90
No. 5235-Favor of A. Foregoing, for
three hundred dollars. .............. 800 90
No. 5234Favor of H. Gascon, for two
hundred and seventy-fve dolars..... 275 90
No. 5235--Favor of j. NJ Washburn, for
three hundred dollars. ....,...-..... 800 90
No. 525l-Favor Of j. H. Ayrand, for
two hundred and fifty dollars. ESQ 90
No. $3.50 Favor of WI. McCulloh, for
five hundred dollars. .......-.-..--. 800 90
No. 52s9-Favor Of j. Il. Stewart, for
twenty-four dollars and seventy-nine
cents Observation-Disclosures. "a 70
No. s9O-Favor of DR.. J. M. Reus, for
uluety uoLaTs. ~ w
No. 5314-Fayor of R. N Edmudson,
for one hundred and twenty-five dol
lars. lz0 w
No. 53lS-Favor ofG. Purvis, (Receiver)
for thirteen hundred and sixty-six dol
lars and eighty cents ....:........ 1856 80
No. 26s4--Favor of s. W. Dalton, {Army
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000 90
No. 2l93-Fayor of H. G. Miller, U. s.
D. Atty, for forty dollars $50. 40 90
No. 2194-Favor of N. r. Jennings,
clerk, for thirty-seven dollars and sew
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The public and the ands of the undersigned hereby
tilted that the above establishment has
day of November
The house is commciors and ventilated and the loca-
on central and convenient to business and of the
pleasant in the city.
Rooms for private parties and families had all
times, and families will be supplied shortest notice.
Also COLD LUNCHES and SUPPERS for Balls and Sorees
The underened having been employed the principal Res
auans OF this city has acquired thorough knowledge of the
business which he confident will satisfy
who may favor the establishment with their patronage
jal2 Pm EDWARD nENECHAUD.
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81 se Ordinance Relative TO the Unappro-
printed Public Domain In the State OF
- III, u - rlassea Iel,rr1nrx IL 1861
, 1861-05-09

The present number concludes the third years
existence Of the PuGEr SOUND HERALD. Those
Of our patrons whose subscriptions date from
the commencement of volume will please note
this and act accordingly We have no desire to
retain on our subscription book the names of any
to whom our paper is not welcome, or who
grudgnsly pay the price Of it; if any such there
be, therefore, they will oblige US by sending in
their names, with the amounts due to US, and
we will discontinue sending to them the HERALD.
We can live without their aid. While We are
always happy to receive new subscriptions, and
grateful for them, too, we cannot afford to supply
the paper to dead-heads; such will find it dis
continued without subjecting them to the trou.
ble Of sending in their names. The HERALD in
future shall speak for itself
, 1861-05-09
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or SALE IS
I'D sued by the Clerk Of the District Court Of the Second
Judicial District q Washington Territory, and 10 me directed
have levied upon seized, aud taken into execution and
shall sell at public auction, the premises the dwelling
house occupied BY Patrick Fowler In the County Pierce
and Territory Of Washington, SATURDAY. the 18th day
Of June, 1851 at the hour Of O'Clock In afternoon te
following described premises!
All those certain lOtS tracts Of land with the improve.
mens thereon and situated In Peree County, Washington
Territory, and bounded and described follows to Wit
Beginning HarsOn southeast euTner near the border
Of lake and running $50 70 stake on the prairie;
thence south l1O rods 10 stake cump Of
trees thence east SG6 rods small lake, thence
large lake TO Smiths elam thence north across said
lake 40 rods TO the place Of begnnug containing $50
more or less, aud known as Mincens Donation Claim.
Ao-A that certain lot parcel land situate IN Wash
ingon Plains In the County cf Pierce and Territory Of WASH
ington, being south Of Mncens lard claim and commonly
called MuTiy Rahys laid claim, aud bounded follows
witt
Beginning at a stake the middle Of dry lake. and
running thence west 20 chains 10 stake; thence south tO
chains TO stake on the prairie, few rods beyond white
oak tree that Is Marked thence 40 chains 10 stake;
taDng 100 less Together with all and singular
the tenements, heredaments and appuTenances hereuno
bslongng or In any wise appeTtaning thereto.
eeEed and taken Into execution the properly Of Patrick
Fowler, and sufficient thereof to be sold to satisfy the d
ment Of foreclosure Of the said District Court at It's March
term, 1861 IN favor Of johnson Mulkey plaintiff against
Patrick Fowler amounting to One thousand and Nineteen
Dollars and Twenty Cents with Interest the rate Of two n
ceut per month FROM The 9Th day OF May is60 together with
costs taxed at Sixty Dollars y Cents and acerung
costs.
BGRFRT II. TUCKER,
Sheriff of Pierce County, W. T.
steilacoom, W. T., May sih, 1861. SaS9 d
, 1861-05-09

HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PLfs,-AConstant
Companions.-In every climate travellers may
Of these two remedies. They are procurable in
every country; armed with them he faces dan.
ger with fortitnde and repels fie attacks Of dis
ease with certainty. HOlloway's Ointment used
in accordance with the printed directions, will
cure oil wounds, sores, swelling and external
disorders. For fever, bowel complaints Of all
kinds, and bilious headache, diaFrh9a, no medi.
cine Proves 20 constantly efficient as Holloway's
Purifying Pills, which relieve at once, and soon
cure. The uniailing success OF this treatment
has been incouteStibly proved BY the numbers Il
has saved, alter the most approved medicines.
most skillfnlly prescribed, had long been taken
In vain.
, 1861-05-09

The following is a copy Of the official order
disnissing Gen. Twiggs from the U. S. Army:
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Adjutant Generals Office,
Washington. March list, 1861.
The following Order is published for tho i'll
formation Of Army:
WAR DEPARTMENT, March l, 1861.
By the direction Of the President Of the Uni.
ted States, it is ordered that BIigadier General
NoVM T.. TTigCs, Major General by brcvet, be,
and is hereby, dismissed from the Army Of the
United States, for his treachery to the flag Of his
country, in having surrendered, on the 18th Of
February, 1861, on the demand Of the authori-
ties Of Texas, the military posts and other pro-
perty of the United States in his Department
and under his charge
j. HoIT,
Secretary Of War.
By order Of tho Secretary Of War.
s. COOPER,
Adjdtant General.
, 1861-05-09

PRscOcIOrs RATs.-on Saturday evening last,
says the Portland advertiser Of the SOth ult.,
eleven dozen Of fresh eggs were placed in box
andlad on shell, in the store occupied BY A.
sutro On Monday morning, upon opening the
store, Il was discovered that the rats had made
hole through the lining Of the house contigu.
Gus to the box, and extracted every one Of the
eggs leaving the broken shells Of but two OF
three How the rats managed the transportation
Of these eggs is mystery, as but few traces OI
the yoEks were found
, 1861-05-09

STEAnsHP LrSE TO CntsA.--In reference to
mail between California and China, the Sacra-
mento Union says; at Is understood that a
line Of screw steamers viii be put on as soon as
a reasonable sum shall bo appropriated by Con.
gess for carrying the mail. The trade and
tFavelbetwesn California and China would be
very greatly stimulated BY line Of staunch
steamers and sooner or later it will be sstab.
lished. OF course, the earlier the better for the
country
, 1861-05-09

FUerIvE SLAvEs.--The successful arrest q
Chicago Of several slaves escaped from Missouri
has alarmed The crowd Of fugitive slaves who
have aocked 70 that city. One hundred and
sixty lefl in one night for Canada; and three
hundred passd over from Detroit between the
9Th and sth ult Il is supposed that 1000 fhgi-
tives have entered Chicago since LincOln's eIsc
ton. But they have discovered that his cleo.
ton Is not very eiIectual IN preventing their ar.
rest; henco this stampede.
, 1861-05-09

IsRAEElrnE -sersn thousand Polish Jews re.
Gently passed through POssn, On their way 70
iho United States The German paPers ay
that such IN exodus q tho children Il Israel
hal not been Witnessed since that out Of Egypt.
Ihele ease 1000 German Jews IN ths city of
New Hofk. The distracted siate of the eoun.
~ 10 which hey are coming wiIl probably in.
duee them 10 stop short Of their original dosti-
nation, when they hear oft
, 1861-05-09
THE WAR CLAIMS.
TEEAsuKr DEPARrrESr.

1 lkEASUkY DEPARTMENT,
THRD AuDroEs OPEIcE, March 20, 1861.
Rules in relation to claims provided for BY On
Act making appropriations for the payment Of
expenses incurred By the people Of Oregon
and Washington in the suppression Of Indian
hostiliiies therein, in the years 1855 and 1853.
An claims under the provisions Of this Act
must be presented q the Ollce Of the Third 40.
diior Of the Treasury Department, where they
will be registered in the order Of their presenta.
ton, and taken up for action accordingly.
The claims should mall cases be accompanied
with the following information and evidoncei
Tho name and place Of residence Of the owner
OF holder thereof and directions as TO the disDo-
sition Of the draf, or bonds, as the case may be,
when issued.
The original certificates Of service. or Of pur.
chase must In all cases be presented.
Claimants should state, on filing the claims,
whether they desire action according 10 the al
lowances heretofore made by the Third Auditor,
In his report Of 7th February, 1860, or whether
they desire to furnish additional evidence with
view to areconsiderationo ofthe former allowances.
In eases where the claimants state they intend
70 iurnisn additional evidence, action thereon will
be suspended until such evidence is received.
Such claimants as desire specific information of
the amount allowed by the Third Auditor. in bis
report Aforesaid, with . view Of determining
whether or not to take additional testimony, on
filing their claims and 50 requesting, will Be in
formed Of the respective amounts allowed, and
action suspended until heard from as above.
All evidence must be sworn to before some
judge, justice Of the peace, or other officer legally
authorized 70 administer oaths. Where aida
Wits are made before justice Of the peace, the
certificate OF clerk Of court must accompany
the same 10 the effect that the officer was Al the
time, an acting justice Of the peace; and the
othcer administering the oath must certify to the
credibility Of the witness. Each witness must
state his means of knowledge Of the facts sworn
TO. and that be has no interest, directly Or indi
Fecty, In The claim concerning which be testifles.
r. J. Atkinson, Auditor.
AcKNovErpourvT..-HoD Z n R.L.r n
, 1861-05-09
ARMY NOTICE.

cEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
= be received by at this Office until l2 O'Clock NJ the
2Oth day Of this month, for ONE HUNDRED TONS Of good
weeued Timothy HAY to be delivered at the stables Of
this Garrison.
bids will be received for less than y TONS and the
whole be delivered later than the 3s day Of August
Proposals should be endorsed "PrOpOsas Tor supply Of
Hay"
Two responsible names, rs retles for the faithful per.
formance Of the contract will be required with each old
All bids deemed unsatisfactory by the undersigned will bc
rejected.
FRED. MYERS,
Captain and Assistant QuarteTmasteF
Assistant QuaFtemaser's Once,
Fort StelaeOom, W. T., May 10Th, 1851. b2s2
, 1861-05-09

Count Cavour, It Is currently stated, has pro-
posed to and been accepted by aa English lady,
holding distinguished place at the Court u
Queen Victoria, and whose title belongs to high
grade OF nobility. II is settled that as soon as
matters are somewhat more settled in Italy, the
marriage will take place.
, 1861-05-09
PRESENTATION on PREsIDENr IINooI.,

PROCLAMATION OF PI1ESLDENT LINCOLN.
Whereas, The laws Of the United States have
been and are now opposed in several States, by
combinations too powerful to DO suppressed in
the ordinary way, therefore call for the militia
Of the several States Of the Union to the aggre-
gate number Of 10000, TO suppress said combi.
nations and execute the laws l appeal to all
loyal citizens to facilitate and aid this effort to
maintain the law and integrity Of the National
Union, and the perpetuity Of popular govern.
ment, on redress wrongs that have long been
endured. The first service assigned to the force
will be to repOssess the forts places and property
that have been seized from the Union. The ut
most care will be taken, consistent with the
object, to avoid destitution and destruction or
interference with the property Of peaceful citi-
zens in any part Of the country, and hereby
command persons composing the aforesaid COM
binations to dispcrse within twenty days from
date. /, .,. ,s.
I hereby convene both Houses Of Congress
for the 9Th Of July next, to determine upon
measures which the public safety and interest
(Signed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN, Pres'L
By VIZ. IL SEwARD, Secy Of State.
, 1861-05-09

= swErE HonE"-MIcs m BEE HwE-A
gentleman IN Penn Valley, Cal, while examining
q bee hive, . few days since, discovered two
mice snnsly slowed away IN one corner Of the
hive. They had commenced the construction Of
. nest and from the appearances. Of their in.
load1 upon ''I1 honey and comb, must have been
eo-o'rnpanll via ~ bees for some weekA
, 1861-05-09

Inl 1IGnIon1L OoHvrz1ioH-Tho Demo
r0''. I1Ii'nIii ounlnfou uin convene h
IIarlg1 On nonday nszt lsiA Inst We
~. 1slllll q lhlil libolI Wil b saeh as %
o. E'nlr| satisfaction % thepeopls they repre-
l-aI ID ~ present 81 thair su1nsrl = nan
uIol1lnl % sloIy n having d1fnudsd honssL
l1Iaa1|li''s r1IIllIa q thel money, much les
an1|ll gambler. Such . candidate can have no
hop1ci ln1cen win The voters Of Puget Sound
Such choice would insure DE election q ths
n.IahIcnn nominee. beyond doubt
, 1861-05-09
gtiO SSbtrtistHrnts.

DIssOLUTION OF PARTNERsHIP-The un-
dersgned having this day dissolved partnership BY mu-
consent the Stationery business will continue 70 be con
ducted heretofore, by A. Light alone at the old stand
Both parties viii settle claims in favor Of against the
EA LIGHT,
J. A. PACKARD.
steIlacOOm, May 9th, 1861. 1874
, 1861-05-09

A steam engine company, in Providence, R. l.,
have recently completed an engine Of 100 horse
power, for firm in Aberdeen, Scotland. This
fact is highly complimentary to American talent
and skill.
, 1861-05-09

MosnEF or Tnoors. "A telegaphie dispatch
% COL Wright from San Francisco 70 Shasta,
ulms through By the stage, on Wednesday last,
nya ne Portland Advertiser Of The Sd inst, and
thtoush nney . Cas- Express was forwarded
q " Wright. Il vnnconvsr, yesterday. BY
IN dianalch two compsnies Of U. s. troops
have BEEN ordered to San Francisco and win
pressed to hat place on ne next trip Of the
sleamsf Corfa. These, with Capt ords CON.
pan7 Of ihe Sd ARTILLERY, which had boon previ.
ou1y orderod below, make tllree companies that
um l1ase IN ltw days, BY the next steamer.
Wslaso otIehrned whatoiher companies besides
thalof unpl ords win leave undsrihe new order.
ahls Ihe above whs IN type, we understand
lhal Major Andrews and Capt Harde's compa-
nia G nd \, uf ihs Cd Artillery, are designated
81 70 sanrraneisco underline order received
y1..a.l,I. Thelo companies win BE- replaced
q taneournr By Two companiesO Of tho oh In
1,ni'I. one from he DAlloa andthe other from
heSoaud We understand That Capt Wood.
ru|f1 coup,1y, 4 thls post Is The one designed
ooIlalo 10 Sound
, 1861-05-09

During the past few weeks the interest and
excitement respecting these mines has been
s,oodH, ~, ,l, ir,r,osc il, S,n;,,coor, o,db,r,ll,
49,. - :, 49, ~. -. -.
u"y mas paSSeu !" '"e 'ast ior'hiSht "itho"'
citizens for this promising region. Each day
the number is sugmented as the ccrlaintv of
| aI,, g 49, 49,. :, -; ~,
D'"s ""'e u ,'ae" '"o "'"'" Is "c'e''Seu ny
the advance OF the season, ana the lrst encour-
aging intelligence thence, It Is confidently antici
| mated will cause General stompede and demon,
| iI.,. - ,.,.,S % IT.. ",
u~'e out O"u ~au county. inere are not
wanting those who hrnl ly believe these mines
, 1861-05-09

MASSACRE or ANEEcASs.-Ths Sydney Her.
aid gives an account Of the massacre, by the
natives Of Treasury Island, Of portion Of the
crew Of the whaling barque Superior, Captain r.
d. Woods, Of New Bedford. TWenty.six men,
Including the captain and all the officers, were
butchered. Ths lives Of six Of the sailors were
spared. Captain McNair, Of tho schooner Arisl,
obtained three Of the surViVors-the other three
were prisoners with the natives. One Of the
murdered was . boy ten years Of age. 1he
ship was set on FIRE and consumed. The tag.
edy occurred on the 10th Of September last
, 1861-05-09
PUGET SOUND HERALD
sEEILAcoo1E ". =,
Ehuzsdsy Evening May 9, 1851

To POsrnAsnnA-We frequently hear COM
plants from subscribers Of inability to get their
papers from their respective post Offices, owing
b people too mean 10 subscribe for papers get.
ting 70 the pOst-Office before them, and begging
from NE postmaster what he has no right TO
give. This ssems 70 have been quite common
custom especially at the different pOst-Ofices on
he Sound, judging from the repeated complaints
that have reached Us; but We must say that VIC
hlnk L - custom more hOnored In the breach
than h he observance" Yesterday an old and
Oulssmsd subscriber on the PuyGIlup, who few
weeks since requested Us 10 send his paper tr
ths PIunklin post olics, csIledon rs 10 request
thnt his paper b In It the SleilacOou post.
ollce. b laiuFo; assigning as . reason for the
change that some smaII-sOuled individual inva.
riably ct his paper from the pOst-Ofice before
hs could reach Il POstmasters should be care.
81. uhHs dilpoIng Of the property Of others in
thls names, hat thsy DO not render themselves
nnbls % prosecution for iSlony. This Is plain
ousl q sealing The subscription alluded b
w9pald n advance, and ths paper d just a
mnlA lhs property Of the subscriber Is i u.
horss o. OK which he has purchased