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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-13

A letter was read from Commissary
Deibel in relation TO the balance of
his account. On motion, itwas referred
to'the Finance Committee. 6
A letter was read from DIR. Thos. Gs.
Campbell, skiing tho Council to accept
his resignation as IL Director of tho
Public Schools. On'ihotion, the resig
nation was accepted. @
Mr.. Engleman staten that he had
been requested by tho goaat of Dan
Rice's Great Show oAak the Council
forpermission to erect thbir SIiow Tent
and exhibit ON Dublin street IN front,
of the Market, ON Saturday, tho 9tf
instant.
On motion of Mr.. Englcrnan the
request was granted; provided, they
do not obstruct the Roadway on either,
side and leave the Street iii the good
order they find it.
The following report was read, res
ceived and approved,
To ihe Hon. Mayor and Council ~
Of The City Of Carrollion.
The Finance Committee begs> leave
to report against tho payment of tho
bills of $9S 50 from Henry Jufgens,
for Carriage and Horse hire to the
Mayor, Surveyor and Commisstry; it
is tho opinion tof your Committee, that
the Council has nothing whatever To do
with the payment of tha Carriage md
Horse hire of those Oflicors-no more
than with their Sboemnker's bill.
We, recommend the payment of
Clerk Buisson's bills for $li. 20 mud
$13 Is. Wewould further recommend
that the decision of Mr.. G.. Rosblias, as
Arbitrator in the suit of City of Car
roliton VS.. l.. MillaudoE, be accepted.
as there has been I'm Agreement made
beforehand, that said decision should
be final atd binding, only on that ground
we mako. tho recommendation, not that
we think it is just, for we are of the
opinion that it us unjust in every
respect. We further state that il the
proper testimony had boon produced
to Mr.. Christian Roseliusi which our
Attorneyinegl elected decision would
be different.
(Signed,) CHAS. ENGLENIAN,
y, E{l TIil12 IL II
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Guano Birds Thousands
:. of Years Older tEsam Rknm.

NJ. Boussing gault has presented to the
Academy of Science an interesting
paper on this valuable manure from
which we learn that deposits of guano
extend from the second to the twenty
first degree of South latitude along the
coast of Peru. Those which lie beyond
these limits are much poorer in ammo
niacal compound than the former, and
are therefore less valuable as manure.
Guano is generally found deposited
on small promontories or clitfs.s 1t fills
up cfevices, and stol be found -9hefH
ever birds seek shelter The rocks Of
this part of the coast consist of sAite,
gneiss, simite and prophyric sienite.
The guano deposits are generally COW
cred with an agglomeration of sand
and saline substances, call ed caliche,
w4iic1f the laborers remove before
beginning their attacks on the guano.
GIN some places, as at Pabellon di Plea
>ahd Pnta GEande, the deposits lie
under d mass of sand descended
from the neighboring mountains >
on which subject De Vivero makes an
extremely curious observation, viz:
that, at the places above mentioned,
the lowest gudno deposits are covered
with Il stratum of old alluvial soil; then
comes another layer of guano, and
then a stratum of modern alluvial soil
To understand the importance of this
fact, it must be borne in>mind that the
age of modern alluvions does not
extend beyond historic times, whereas
old aIIuyions date from the period
Immediately preceding that at which
man first began to inhabit the earth;
so that the guan,ps or cormorants, and
other allied birds which deposit guano,
must have existed thousands of years
before man, seeing that the lower layer
of guano is sometimes fifteen or
twenty yards in depth, while the old
alluvial crust above it has thickness
of upwards of three yards. To explain
,9fhe immense accumulation of guano in
fhose regions, Al, Boussingault observes
that there has been combination of
circumstances highly favorable to its
production and preservation, among
which are TO bereckoned q dry climate,
a ground presenting vast number of
chinks, assures and caverns, where the
birds can rest, lay their eggs and hatch
them, without being disturbed by the
strong breezes from the South, and,
lastly, abundance of food suited to
them. Nowhere else are fish so abund-
ant as n'this coast, where whole shoals
are often cast upon tho shore, even in
fine weather. Antoni, Iii Ulloa states
that anchovies especially are in such
abundance here as to defy description,
and gives a graphic account of the
manner in which their numbers are
diminished by the myriads of guanas
which are sometimes seen flying il
countless focks, intcrccpting the sum:
rays like clouds, and dartihg into tn,
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-13
j. DAVENPORT,
+. FISCHER,
PETER STOULIG.

Sundry bills were read. On motion
the rules were suspended and the fol
lowing ordered paid on the Warrants
Of the Mayor.
+! Marquee, SSj barrels shells S2]I 30
II.IlaibeI, forEcnsusof People
and list Of Cattle for 1860 25 OO
The Jury Certificate Of Charles
Howe for ~ 5O
The Jury Certificate Of Peter
Williams for lS OO
wcrarefcrred 10 the Finance Committee.
A motion Of Mr.. lIcrrle 10 go into nm
Election for Director Of the Public
Schools IN place of MF. Campbell was
carried. On motion of the arne Member,
Mr.. Charles EngIeman was electhdby
acclamation, every Mombsr voting
for it..
On motion Of Mr.. Stoulig, the Com.
miasary was directed to employ six
hands to finish by Shclling that por-
tion OF Canal Avenue now torn up at
the upper end Of the present Shell
Road TO repair ati brolscg places in
the Road now constructed and to flush
out the ShcIIroad at the lower endtbY
Smelling.
On motion, the Council adjourned
until Wednesday,. February 2Oth, 1861,
at ) O'Clock, =. NJ.
A true copy,
G. 6. PORTER, Secretary.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-13
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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-13
TO Mayor and Council
Of Me Cftn of .CarroLiton !:

Your Streets and Landings Com
mittee respectfully report on tho pcti-
ton Of Mr.. Vidou to fenco in part of
the Lovec, that the Council has no
authority to permanently close up or
obstruct public places, and it is our
particular duty through our Officers to
see that 10 one else does it.
I On tho petition Of Mr.. j. j. Gassin,
TO erect a shed and TO construct n
Roadway across the Batture mt the head
Of jefferson street both for tho accon-
modation of Ferry Passengers, that
inasmuch as the public use Of tho
Batturo would not be interfored with
in the least by such construction, wo
recommend that Mr., Gussin have
permission TO construct ut his own.
expense the Shed and Roadway pro-
posed by him, the Shed TO remain
only during tho pleasure of tho
Council.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-13

/. THE London Times o1e Secession
A, dispatch, giving summary of the
news brought by the steamship Boho-
mian, at Portland from LIVERPOOL,
says:
Tho Times deprecntcs the SECESSION
movement. "The Southren confedera-
ton would become the real United
States, as far as territory present and
prospective is concerned. is doubt
full whether connection between New
York and New England on ono hand,
and Illinois and the neighboring States
on the. other, would long servive total
separation of the South"
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-13

Courting on Scientific Principles.--
Among the necessary evils courting
may be classed as one of the most
serious and interesting. If attempted
at all, it should, like duellingM be con-
Quoted according to somo wei defined
rules. The subject has not been
entirely overlooked in books on
etiquette and department.. etc.. but the
most plain and practical rules we have
seen, are those laid down by Samuel
Slick, Esq, as follows: q
'Courtin' a gal, Iguess, is like catch7s
ing a young horse in a pastur. You
put the oats in a pan, hide the halteTsa
and soft sawder the critter. and it comes
up softly and shyly@at first, and puts
its nose to the grain, and gets a tsste,
stands off and munches a littleF FNok 5
round to SEQ that the coast isfelear,
and advances cautious again. ready
for go if you are rough. Well, you
soft-sawder il all the time $3.50 pet !!
gently, pet that's pretty doll! and
it gets to kind u like it and comes
closer, and you think you have it, make
grab at it's mano, and it ups head
and tail, snorts, wheels short round,
lets go both hind feet at you, and of
like a shot. TlFt comes of being in a
hurry, Ngay, if Estag 9ssslgs sssssglasaaa
your hand Up slowly towards It's Shout
Ger, and then felt along tho neck for
the name, it might perhaps haye sasssged
away, as much as TO say, herds Of 4
you please; l like your Gets, bast I
don't want you; the chasdeis You
would have caught it. Wefh what7s
your play, now you, hae missed Il ?
Why, you don't give chase. aforl that
only scares the criteer; but9standstilb
shake the oats in the,pan, antlssay, cope,
cope, cope and it stops,Idoks at you,
and comes up again but awf9l skittish,
stretches its neck out ever 90 far,
steals a. few grains, and then keeps a
respectful distanco.. Now, what do
you DO then? Why, shake the pan,
ard move slowly, as if you were
going to leave the pastur and make
for him; when it rcpcnts for bein' Sc
distrustful, comes up and you slip the
halter on
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-13

A poet was onco walking with Tai
leyrand in the street and at the same
time reciting some of his own verses
Talleyrand perceived, at a short dis
tance, u man yawning, and pointing
him out to his friend, said, Not 50 loud;
he hears YOu.'
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-13

UniUcrsalism Of d Tcry Dccidcd
Tgpc.-At tho criminal term Of the
Supreme Court held in Lawrcnee, Mas
sachusctts, q little boy six years old was
called as u witness in assault case. Tho
District. Attorney, having some doubts
whether boy Of 50 tender age okRcw
the nature Of an oath, proceeded toask
him few questions as follows:
District Attorncy.-Littlo boy, do
you know what it is to testify T?
Little boy-I suppose it is to tell
the truth
District attorncy-'Ycs; but what
would be the consequences if you did
not tell the truth
Little boy suppose ! should be
sout to jail
District astorn cy-'BUt would not
God punish youH
Little boy-'No, ! guess not daa's
IL Lnjecrsal&l.'
IT. An Irizhmm tells Of a fight ia
which there was only one w,-1la nose
left in the crowd, "aua Chat belonged to
the tay-EogGc."
gThor.ahtmm in ..nr.~'.u .u'-cc-
| 4 husband ut Laa. lu ta, rgoa.us
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-13
CHAS. ENGLEMAN, /,
GEO, slfRLE.
~ yE,TsiIITR.
Carrollton, February 6, 1861
(Signed,1

I CaTroIIton, FeDruhfy o. IbpI'g {
On motion of Mr.. Herrle, the Rules
were suspended and the Mayor author
fzed to draw II Warrant in favor of
CIerH Buisson for amount of his bills
named in tlb report above.
The following report was read, re-
ceiyed and ordered spread on tho
Minutes.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-13

''Amytt5ng j,s Reason. .'-When the
United States army started for Utah
there was IL scarcity of transportation,
or, III other words, there were too few
baggage wagons. Now, every soldier
knows how like the apple of ones eye
are these baggage wagons drawn as
they are by six mules, on the long
marches across the plains. A Colonel
of Dragons, who had command of ono
of the columns, restricted the officers
very much in their allowance of bag
gage, and was most bitterif any one
tried to exceed tho just amount. One
morning tho Colonel met one of his
Captains, "a dragoon of course) when he
burst as follows:
Captain do you know what those
artillery officers want to take across tho
plains p
No, Colonel, do not,' said the Cap
tain, with an inquiring look.
'Well,' said he, IF you'll believe me-,
there s one of 'em wants to take across
a boxnf books. =. ss
Books = exclaimed the Captain4
.what aext, waaeer. Now, Colonel,
'hava bsl little TO take across myself
noth.af in fact, but u barrel of
course, Captain, of course; any
3 1s. reason, anything in reason.
t mea Of carrying q parcel of
aoress tIat stretehis little moro
fhdn / callsssind,
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-13

There says he, i knew the fellow
was gassing he has got no watch.
Now, addressing the countryman, 'wo'il
see if we can't get him when he
Wakes
The man wakes up, and the sharp
says You have not got watch b..
i have,' replies the other I'll bet
you five pounds have got watch at
the end of this chain (.
Lets bet him. says the sharp to the
.countryman. We'll go halves, he
does not know we have looked in his
pocket, and thinks we won't bet.'
The countryman, having seen plainly
that there,was only a piece of wood
attached to; the chain, offers to bet. The
bet is accepted, and the man, who is q
confederate Aof the sham courtryman,
pressing j spring in the wood, shows
that it tencloses small gold watch, and
takes possession of the five pounds, thus
gaining two pounds and ten shillings by
the operation. The sham counfryman
condoles, of course, with thes green;
horn, and takes his departrfe as soon
sss possible. " 49,
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-13

asiastt the problem of crossing the Cd
tinent from south to north slaxss. besssss3
Virtually solved, and no anesti6 how
remains that a land trfli1s may Dl6f.
opened up, available not 81 Fl ft5ft1se
general purp oses of coiig gs, sl327t
also for daie slio ss}iIls1 d il q ia BE
Mr.. Stuart N Ia H : eexplon
inc. expaaitiof las "a ]731 4 81 e IN
ad. 13 s{ t,.v te,s
AZ AZ S.,s's Il ;ii3je 1f,iI fronl'
sBs as,s IS ,s,;tIs;,; sstsf) & ;les "a fls
,s,la 4, &. sv,,x. t,,r,,
sa 81 Il, MI \. ~ lrt.raaal,-
Sc II 4 N I'Is .ss}sas, es
nsfilI & IsfeI ff 81 & s1Rs e,S 81 dition Id
,as & u S FroI, j i, s. cn,,.
-, u, !, g se ;a;,,5
,.as ,,l4 IA these two s,,r,vcys . i,ava Jssa,,s
{a;y}v o,sened IN from one epd fo tlfe:
other. instead Of an arid desert. IL is
described to be q practicable country.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-13

Disgessss sN ALohdon4 he London
Times, of Jahuagy 4 5tla Aays.s
wherever Lonaon saper, ,reaches--
and it is hard to Nay~heref 81 does not,
Saefe.. column after column tells of
eTasss destitutien,s STARVING masses,
TOWNS bsssieged BY stern fan1ine, negt
lscted desert. upfequited industry, STAR
.vsation and nakedness ut our very doors,
and Ill That -We might expect to hear
III Tie MOST op pressed sssgfon Of ti1e
contihent after it had been pillaged by
inxaders or tax gatherers. ! Fhnjne
numbers its thousands, The distress
aiin this metropolis is becoming,a fact
of European diensions.
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gscter End Of The grounds Of diseteem Of the
eI,oD o. le5 IL engiueeu and their instrumenss The
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WICK, iiieNise peisats sonie noteworthy sspecs AZ po
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THE sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
The NEw-YoRK SEm.WEEKLY TRIBUNE il
published every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.

published every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
Contents Of No. LIZA oct. ~ ]:
I..LEADINe ARTICLES: Tn. w,r I, stand,
Edwards Ferry; san Francisco 10 New York
Greetiug Orange and Sullivan Editorial Para
graphs.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN EXPEDITION. Tn,
E%bssft.ioH sSsS n Of 4foop, sisst Touch q sn,
Por; General Desire TO Attack CEsrles,on; Tb'
Troops on Beard The Departure isom Hampton
Hl.To THE CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRACY o.
NEw-YoRK: Correspondence OF The \. Y
Tribune.
Iv.THE CANAL COMMISSIONER Correspond
ence Of The N Y Tribune.
V..THE REPuLsE on THE UPPER POTOMAC
Correspondence OF The N. Y. Tribune
VI. REBEL MOVEMENTS IN TENNESSEE AID
KENTUCKY: Consspondence Of The n. y
vII..FRoM MssoURT Correspondents Of The n. Y.
VIII..CAPTURE OF LINN CREEK ASD REBEL
COMPANY.
Ix..THE BATTLE NEAR LEBANON
x..THE FI0HT AT FREDERICKTOwN.
X..MR. BEECHER OK FREMONT AND COZ
TRABANDe.
MI. THE MISSISSIPPI fLoTILLA
NIII.LETTER FROM THE COUNT JOaSNEs.
XIV. SOUTHERN ITEMS.
XV..wAR NEWS SUMMARY.
XVI..LATEsr NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH;
nsIe;:isa from m MSG,i N: s03..s..1 chs1' I
Fremont Making Forced Marches; Movements OF
Gen. Price aud bis Rebels
XVII CRN SCOTT ABOUT TO RETIRE FROM
SERVICE: The Remo,sl Of 0en. frsnonti Array
Oheen Retired.
XVII. THE BATTLE AT EDwARDs's FERRY
XIX. COMPLETION or THE PACIFIC TELE-
GRAPH; The fisi Disp.eh ffofn San fflne'eo
The Atlantic and Psciae slopes j. oned
xx..lowA POLITICS.
XX..FROM EUROPE.
xxi. THE sEAI-ATrACHED CoUPLE. BJ lh. A..
thor OF The miDe,bchod House
XIII. MAD DOGS AND THEIR PHENOMENA.
XIV. AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB
XIV. TRIAL OF THE sLvASNAH PIRATES
XVI. POLITICAL
XVII. PERSONAL.
XXyIII. CITY HEws.
xxx. MISCELLANEOUS,
xxx. THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE.
XXI. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
xXXII COMMERCIAL MATTERS; fnll nspoE. o. tue
Stock, Money. Cotton, Grain, and ts.tle Names
specially Reported for Tie y. Y. Tlibuns.
TssS,-op. Copy for year, 81. Tee Corl,' oss
wear. s5. Fiv. Cops, oas year, stI 35. Tea Copies
10 one ,ddIsu, f2O.
For. . Club Of Twenty, we s9a an EItu Copy.
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The printing presses Of Robert Crsshssd aud the binding
esshment Of George w. Alexander running nights
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10 few dsys
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CHANCES for Bueiness Hlen.

4 SPLENDID CHANCE for DOCT0R
~ sai DRUGGIST For SALE, an cd estsoissed
DRJ Ga FORE stoeks4 with good selection Of DEass-s
corner ssJ, IN aenr.hiss village close By New Yorh-vgs
sacrifice, IL sold iInhedateIy APP'y xe-
drsss Dr.. n. HIBBARD. No lc3 Fuiton-st New Yers.
n1 nOA TO 81, 0O0-The advertiser de-
.i,s, ES , ifssefea a " VII q, eS5 1,';'.t.
vai~Ynsiss for which there ne opening The sa..
tiser hss siiies AID ssperisncs ba. snian
Address g. " G., rI,S.rr Of.ce.
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DFNsIOw,s GENUINE SHILLING BENZiEE h,,'
within short time. been Initiated aud lew as.ers hsve hu
deItken The sale OF the countefeit sTiie,s o.
10 examine the label rhen syiDf su 're ts'
10, nj SSIOya name upon Il. 1hs sppeatsacs oil ihs
senniae srce 10 exactly Initiated 10 eTs.s fespecf eIoeP
the u,e Of the name on TIE label
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AliIiiarn Noiltes.
Appeal 10 the People.
10 ARsis! TO ARMs!

10 ARMS TO ARBiS!
slN1Y-SlXTH RSoINEST n. Y. $. VOLUNTEERS,
GOVERNORS GUARD
s urssnod wbO las io eleven years ard upyy.Id held
colobi,soD in , ril'is aid for the pss years
Cooael Il tie s.h Regimen which lie Tt to
respond 70 the c, Of the President in .ph lft or three
morhi se.yic. feeling hs whatever of Theoretical and Prsc
,e.lnovi,6re acquired h' him nay possibly be = service to
tie e.ontyy NOW enrs,d IN rsorDn1ng hs resim.ot to
ssgse ioI .ie Wet.
ssvcn bardf,j and hfy have enrolled themselves un-
De- ~ slsl5.d nny q whom have sees. SeiiSevice)
.sa iye gui.olesd sn6 10 csMp al Elm r..i.
ressir.pHREg HUHDEED AEN % snsbi, n, ts i,s'
TIE ssla shsei 'os have ,sul The eovenmeu, Eeqaire
sps sstes. qotos. who are eoraseieD. s1d can
sdnz s'sertysys 'asi Immediately win ssurs position
Ii.eoDAn Come thep Sues Applications in fers IN OF
sy letter made 1, co,. JOSEPH C. PISCKNEY,
Centre MsIkel. Nsw.YcrE
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30

EMPIRE SEWN G-M AC HI Es
~ ioI Family snd sannseoTrs r"poes =, leansea Ise'
ard accommodating isrgs Ns'''" p''suN"'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30

lisht rayelry.-Ile is. PoFinsu. g. s. Lancsrs,
shl is ossaxins is tn. gy. is rapidly hinl up Col
sAO!dNsRt % b9Iu b!i8i.cd tie 70. 4,ioD Of Il by ,be
Va DepaIins ss " tssn Of high military s;ssI nents
scsg sened IN lie Polish IIcr a. and EByi.h service, sod
satoIsSy hogi e. The faaY circles o. ttoss e0unlies
We ns hesdsasv.H oi The ReFiaaOt !. We Wa peperneh
tsh q Bfordgsy heE-YoTk 10 chsIgc o! Acting Ag 1an
est D. hellGilE to hem ell oonlune sii0ns ca ths
e9ss n 70 REGIMENT hol tie loyal Sa;e7 are % be al
's@d Csntltrea isss 10 fsise companies oi - men
W rtfe4se fst Leg.enslices. AID n sniio grade 70
srscr nof-c1f1ni.tign. PlF4es ambitious Of military
pc fteei many in61ceneDis ard guaranteed speedy
IeNeaoA- IeI l2l illlsLss ei4 peI month
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30

Wholesale a, III, DEPOT No 1as Bro,i~., ,nd doi al geo
bsr o. drugs.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30

DESsLOws GENUINE SHILLING 8BSZiNE I. ~
best article introduced for the above pfpots srd hs
only one that " VI give perfec, sstisaetlon.