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New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-23

Wis D'ELECTT0N.-CONF0 NF0RMEMRNT A LA
"A procansaion de Son Excellence THOMAS o. MOORE,
Gouyerneur de Etat de Louisiana date 10 de
be 1851 les elecens qualities de parosse dorleans
le present notifies Election premier MER-
CRED1 de Novembe 1851 et de choisir les menbres
Chambre des RepEsenan Congres de Gas Uonfaders
dAnaGrque. -
lie Premier District compose des purchases de Plaguemines,
st Bernard do leans ve droe des Dsuxene ct froisiems
Districts Muueipaux de Ia vile de la Nouvee Orleans
parohses de ST. Tanmany Washington eira Repdsen-
tapt.
Le Deuxalne District compose dos Premier ct Quatrieme
Districts Municipaux de la vile de Ia EouVee ORLEANS de Ia
paroissa de Ieferton alra un Reprssentant
Ut aendu quill est Ia loi le dit jour
Premier Mercrsd de Novembte 1851 des sieceurs pour Pras
dent Vice des Ea Conf6derss seront ohos
les diferents Etats de Ia Confederation ..-s.
Aendu que par ordinance No. 32 de la Convention DE
de Ia Louisiana adop6e e 25 de 1851 eet de chosr
les dts eleeteus Eat etc dyisG Districts Eectoraux
correspondent nombres ct es les six Districts
Congressones de Etat 10 progo eleceu
de ch5cuu des dts Districts eieceus pour
ohosssn bueu general par 10 de tout at
En- consequence e noe lie present les eecteurs
dams ous les parties de Ia parosse POsans que les Polls
ront onyets dams cha9ue arondissenen ec neD deeion
xieme our NoVsmbrs 1851 pour recsvOr lea bple1sds
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-23
NOTICE. OE ELECTION


IrlGHa ASSA PURSUANT TO Il proclamation of His
Excellency Thomas Moore
~ o,. Of 1oh ,hs 49, State e Of I9"snna @
qualified the Parish Oreans are hereby notified that
election will be held on the FIRST WEDNESDAY IN
NEMBER 1851 for the purpose Of choosing members Of the
House of Representatives Congress Confederate
States of America.
The First District Parishes
st Bernard Orleans fright htk) the Second and Tnd Mimi
cpa District of the City of New Orleans and the Parishes
Tammany and Washington, ShGlfelect Representative.
cpa Districts of the City of New oteans and the Parish
Jefferson, shall elect one Repref eutatve.
And whereas is further provided by law that the said
First Wednesday November 1851 Electors for President and
Vice President of the Confederate States shall ba elected
poiuedin the several States;
And whereas BY ordinance No 80 of the Louisiana State Con
venon adopted March f5 1851 for the Of choosing
said Electors the Stale divided into Six Electoral Districts
corresponding in a limits with the Six Congressional
Districts State with the further proviso that Eector
shall be chosen by general cke by the vote Of the whole State
Now therefore, hereby notify the qualified voters through
out the Parish of Orleans that the polls will be opened in
9's,ock on wEDNEsD the sixth day Of Novenser,
1851 for The of receiving the Of the qraa
OF the Parish of Orleans the supentendenes
the and clerks be appointed by the authorities
designated by law The election to 10 conducted and ieas
returns made to the undersigned returning officer riding
law.
sher's Office, Parish of Orleans, October l,ls61.
Z. r. PARKER, Sheriff.
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LOSS OF q,EEq,H-Dr. j.. WgsY

f3sSpsss9ssgsa LBSS OF .TEEEVH-Dr, ]. WEsT'
Hes IL ST. Charles street, continues BupptT
LOSS OF TEETH without wires or springs,
l1lI upon his new principle Of self ssaion. This
method procured him universal approbston and
nsnded beigl he most ngenou syst of supplying RTI
F1CIA TEETH hitherto invented and in all resors
perfect articulation and masticaton perfect natural
In appearance to defy detection by tho closest observer Dr.
Vests method Of filling teeth with gold combines sill aodeyu
Those interested will And these be
entirely and serupuously correct Dr. W. returns his siscers
THANKS the inhabitants Of New Orleans vicinity
extensive practice they have favored him with this last fifteen
ysls Office and residence, l ST. Charles trset second
from Lafayette Square. ...-. ss5tf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-23
DENTISTRY.


SFfYssFSFS. ARTIFICIAL TGETfa-The BEST
HsSfsssA cheapest and Eost replee Dental EstabliAh
f1YF%&kx nasnt in New Orleans, is DIR. FIELDIEG's
~A1lII-IJI9s Canal street. E,-f-'
His facilities for nipuatng Artificial Teeth
sy any Dentist IN te Southern States desng cpe
Persons requiring superior Dentistry, should procure whore
thay rely upon the experiences Rk and integrity which
Dental Science produce. - .af t ~ = sf'T7
Every Artificial Tooth is of surpsssng beauty which cannot
be detected from the productions OF natue gradually
storing thai uniformity 10 the features essential youth and
beauty and warranted satisfactory for ascaon
ton. ef.tF .G.. u =
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for readily az.
.ractng Teeth without PAIN snpeedng anything before
tanned BY the profession astonishing all who witness
All Opeationsin Dentistry performed with and skill
Tor and utility are by Others Unsk
ny applied Teeth and fit at mod
crate charges following prices guarantee sc.
eompanyng each If desired represented
after two mouths trial, their money will be
Full Sterling Silver basa SIS 90
FIll sets finest finish gums bound 10
Full sets vueanzed Rubber equal gold to 80 90
EuI sets on " carat gold base beautiful 50 SO %
Full q carat gold base from rs to l2b I'd
The perfect gems that be produced. W
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially to cali
and examine before engaging elsewhere. w = y
DE. FIELDING, Dental Surgeon, ,
n6ly Fs-. ........-. 1874 Canal street.
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CONSTABLE'S SALES.

SECOND JUSTICES CoUEr MAD. A GODFREY vs. JOHN
rarsh et Orleans s ALIISJN.-Eo 3O23
Rf CONSENT of parties i Will proceed to
- sell at public aicon, at warehouse Circus street,
Ietween Foydra and Perdido streets, SATURDAY, the
10Th day Of October. 1861, at II O'Clock NJ
4 LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the suit.
TERSfS-Cash the spot.
VI II
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STATE LOUISIANA, I
Parish of Orleans. City of New Orleans.
Be Remembered that this llth day of October, 1861 te-
re, subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the
parish aforesaid personally appeared E. Ganucheau President
and Pcole Secretary of the Louisiana State Mutual lnsur-
Company New Orsass who being duly accord
ing law depose that the above Just
trus transcript from the books OF said Com
pany. = - . :,
E. GANUCHEAU, President.
A, PICOLET, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed this lh day of Oco-
btr, lS6l, ARTHUR SAuC1ER,
Tnd Justice OF the feAce tor the Parish OF Orleans
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FOURTH DISTRICT CouRr )GITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs..
) NICHOLAS LONGW ORTIZ

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT 1GITX UE NEW 1KLEANS VS.
of New Orleans ! No. Il ,U34
pE VIRTUE OF a writ OF seizure and sale
- TO me directed by the Honorable the Four District Court Of
public auction the City Hotel Common street Camp
and Magazine streets, SATURDAY, q day of November
1861 II O'Clock NJ the following described property,
wit
NINE LOTS OF GROUND adjoining each other situate in
the First District this city the square No. 4QS
Calliope, Euphrosue, Matnse Magnolia, Soils
Locust which said lots designated by Nos g.
g. and TO- and each Is feet inches and lines
front tOpe street, by l0 feet uche lines duph
between parallel lines American No. forming
the Of .'aliope and MaunSe Magnolia
Together with the buildings improve thereon.
The whole per plan drawn by Z. A. de Armss, Deputy
Surveyor General, dated December ~ 1889
the Sheritls 1fice for reference.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-CaSh lie spot.
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LEGAL NOTTCFe.


esctsgrs De Ia psEosse dorzans surveillance des
sesa s ssfs ssa ss ss ssag,,
snyey6ssn trpieata soussigns chsrg rapsstre
Bureau ada shs pafoiass j. Il oetsbrs 1884,
CONFEDERATE STATES NARsBALs SALE.
Gass1 ss4sr' % a5 HEs
- s. District q Louisiana soITs. T1ekIs, Efc. ine.
Ry v1RTuE % q writ q q yenaat,oni E1-.
e Ell &c sss t. &C. 9!f ]
October; 1851 at u O'clock NJ at 'e Merchants and
THE saIP PIouLoN her tackle apparel and futurs and
e r csnfsasrsts no,ss ..,
,',.''' aa, t''' c.B BEVERLEY,
NOTICE To STATE TAx-PAXERs-TH THE
Foara & as @ Jsn ] y De
examination and the oce, Rous
Gs 'FsS 10 s5 o'y ds III f9g iaa M
- ~ L. ADAMS.
New Orleans, oe:. 2. 1861. -. II. =. o5 s9s
Te ss A. t IRE
ss9fliys i Isasps DIST sew
a m css iS5 sh daT al rs sRd a,s the TIN instant daily from
New Orleans, Oct. &, 1861. Is s6t
NOTICE TO CITY TAXPAYERS : THE
IS S, s m ias as s
s n re-
ceve appica for rel from parties who from
the city during the time the Assessment Rolls exposed
and correction by the Board Of Assessors August
and September last
The rnaersgned will be In attendance daily from o'clock
a. NJ nil o'clock NJ at the above Rco for thirty
from and after the 7th instant exhibit the Rolls
and receive such applications relief may nsde
..-.-- ...--.- .=-s. JNO. A. WATKINS,
Secretary Board of Srper visors of Assessment.
| New Orleans. October 2, 1861. ,53F
NOTICE TO STATE TAx-pAYERs.-The
~ eessnent rolls of the Seventh, Eishlh Ninth
Wards Third Dc will be exposed for examination and
correction in the Recorders Office Eysian Field rect
GeGaen sraet for thirty days this day Oc
| tcDef /, -S5!, daily from 10 =. VI. to 2 ?. NJ.
WEBSTER LONG.
4 Wis AUX XCONTRIBUABLES DIIS TAXES
N rETAl. Les rolsd asseasement scpteine Hueme
Nevienc Districts ReprGsentas exposes
examines Ct cos a bureau du Recorder d Troisieme Dis
ci ChHnpa Elvstes. pres Hon1nes
pendant t'en'e ioarS prr aourd 1861
! 10 henreS A. u. a : heutes 2. NJ.
q Slt WEBSTER LONG
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-23
ma8l IS uza9 ssan9Z ge8zaaH tnsssa guEg sgaaa uzg
gkw 0naus Crescent aeHssaM aapHi 0obH 90 l96
AUCTION SALES. J

-~~s~--s~s--.---
E1ss ss.ssE Ant ssosEWooD so, AND sIFunE
oppotaa psrshs sssi Gs5Rs 4 fsss ssssa sse
+ ~ By GARDNER SMITH s. co., I'm
~ -FgisI = GARDNER sAIrH, Auctionesr. q ~ I
- ~ u EEt1f4' p'SRs Office, 81 Conmon street.
Burgundy streets, viii be sold 81 auction =
sHss s
sfSSsi Tsrss '6a f.
io~s iss Rasd snd
RRassTTae Ra var Gas Fixtures, Cooking Stove Kitchen Utensils
One ans sIseole Fayre Piano. % ,c. @ .s,s2 '
ssie viii Commence with Fine Furniture oe
SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
.. BY D. 3. MoRPHY,
..4se- srts~-. AuerIoNEEa. t-
asen situated on Aoi e stfss SSaee Sa.%ssS
Tsp shSr s sHa viii Be a
two setSsss two Gaar tyo oomsns, twelve Gnar
Isss ss TaSs
saS a,saas Marble wgSp Ia ss sy BED
wood Piecolo Piano Bedding Lnens common Furniture
oh'as ags!sRas film sns sfissfs'y~A''' ETC.
sThe goods to be removed immediately alter the sas
~ SALE WITHOUT RESERVE
p &- Hats, Shirts, Clothing and Dry Goods.
. II. SAnlOtG1,
q. SAAoRY, Auconeer, a--
ss-g. , Auction Rooms, No. As Old Levee street.
between Customhouse and Benvis Streets
THuKfisDAn, fis Oct: , s4, Ct 70 9&,slqclk & A. NJ,
and sienve VIII &c SD
a large assort ent of Mems Hats. 3 '' . '--.'
An invoice Of Clothing. Shifts isa and Dry Goods
s6-TERMS-At sale. Oh
FURNITURE SALES.
BY McCERREN & LANDRY.
G. W. McCrREEN, Auctoneer.
Office and saleroom Masonic Hail. St. Charles gt.ect.
Y EGULAR Efflt 1 a e. SALES DAYS, ,Nondays and
Mart asos Ha st. ~ charles sfSa sffec A. ~ AT 't'
sal-o.E g- Do -.alss attended 10 - IT, -! GSla Of 4
FOR RENT---FOR RENT.
TO hl4T-rhE UPPER FAkT OF THE GuMDING
81 l0t GEO a. FRERET, Cashier.
azza FOR REHr-TnE Two STORY RESIDENCE
OF iM w oCiRER HAEEEsoN, Il Gn'on ions s.teet.
FOR RENr OR sALE1arHE LARGE AND spA;
street Ap!iy to H. Bssbs Claiborne street Canal M
EHOR RENT-Two CONVENIENT FAMILY BRICK
Il Residences. One the of A, ollo acd Caiope
ply 70 fho f f. 81 shieids Street,
premises. ol2,f
80, 10 RENT-FoR ONE ONE OF MORE ;FIs,! YEARs-THME s e
f;J two three brick DWELLING HOUSES, Nos u.
liand lsp Ca'ope street, between Camp and Magazine St
good with and drans the yards,
gas through Kitchen For terms, apply
% If N. WALTON, 40 Camp It.
-, TO LET-THAT THREE STORY BRICK RESI-
M No. 25 Magazine street, between St. Joseph
l Delord streets, containing in the building
los dining ROOM ard bed chamhers Kitchen paairy
four servants and other dependencies in the wing in
ncinding the Kitchen
csern alley in the Lot Is by li0 feet Will
be sold rented. For further particulars, apply 10
s. l.. HILL Broker,
se25f 25 Comm.rci Place.
SsA TO liENT-A ATHREE-STORY BRICK DWELL
EJn Ese, situated Dauphine street. between Custom
iSsI house and Canal Apply u
myl8 II W. / II. tRQUHART. 81 Carondelet street.
&c. FOR, RENT-TWo COTTAGES, WITH SIX
each Ocean Springs. furnished bath houses
Iii servants rooms Apply Dr. AUSTIN A ST. Charie
Samuel Smith 4 TO, Camp street. al6 If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-23

At meeting held the 9th instant the Board of Trustees
have declared a Scrip Dividend of TWENTY FIVE PER
CENT earned premiums for the past ,hr months
ending September 6l whck certificates will ISSUED
and the 18th of December Also agreeably with
the Charter interest the of Eight Per Cent an
nun, which will be paid in Cash after the 18th instant to
original Subscribers premiums paid and credited heir
notes, = .
F. GASECHEAU, President.
AMABEO LANDRY, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-23

tlecteur de la parose doEIzans surveillance e com
misssres ct grsfere gui dssIgnss par PauositS
Rsecop deya etfe cdduite Iefouts deyront etrs
ersoyesen pcaa eu soussgns charge transI1etre
conform6nept a u loi-- s..,., ~ -
Bureau du sheriff parosss doflsans le II ocssbre 1881,
2 OH I'd r. r. PAKKFR shErff
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-23

SiHtif of the Parish OF Orleans.
QUArRIENE CouR DE DISTRICT WILLIE DE LA NILE.
ORLEANS VS.. NICHOLAS
de Ia Nouvee- Orleans. LONtiWORTH. No. IS D3i
EsN VEtsTU DIM writ de aaisie et ysnte q
la Nouvee Orleans dams lataire cidessus, proc6derai
SAMEnI de novenhre 1861 midi, rHoe de la Cite rue
de Ia Commune entire les du Camp des MGga5s
pubque ct adjudication de la proprdd la
Cripton. sRvor:
NEuF TERRAINS cougus situas 10 Premier District
de cette Vile dams iiet No 4s borne les Caope
Euphrosne Maunl auourd hui 4noliB Soils jourdh
LOCUST les dis terrains degnes par les Nos T. s.
l. ct H. chacun IS pieds poucs ign,s de
tace Ia Callope bI pied pouces hsnes
fond4u ignes pAtaeles, AmtrcAiue lie No 10
torne ansle des Caliope Maunse Au5ardhu Mag
noiiN.
Ensemble les HniGi0atiOnS
lie plaza dres par C. ArInls de
putt aentear central die du ~ dtceners 1853 dtpose
buIean da Sheri pour
Saisis dams pafars ci-dessus, b..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de padjndicaton.
+. I, PARKER,
o. 81 NJ Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'OrJsaps
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-23
sHERIFFS SALES.


~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~>~~--~~~-~-
No 5V94-E D. JUDD d Co. J.
FIRs- IUsIIcE's COURT, j. .FoUCHER.
No 4iip-SYLYESTER J, j,
TOUGHER.
Ply VIRTUE of three vsrits of fieri acias
he directed the Heu A. Brice First Justice of
The Parish Of Orleans will proceed TO
public auction, SpA the 25th dsy Of Novera
1857, l2 oc Hotel on Common street
Camp Magazine Streets the following descrieh
property, to-wit: =
<v.s ONE LOT OF GROUND with all the bui,dnes and
f5 improvements thereon situated in the First District OF
Msl this city square bounded by ST. josenh Julia
TclonpiionaS and Foucher streets designated by 49, on
plan drawn by C. Hediu architect dated 18th March 1872
30 front oyeuh street by feet
deep parallel lines aud roucher street OF
H. s nn eonii 3t t 6ek buildings ETC.
IEfSiS-casn on the spot prp,prv
=, r. I. fARkER,
Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
',
PREMIERE JUSTICE DE fIS NO ~ y JI DID Il Co. vs.
-. j.. foUGHtR
pour Ii No. 4ily-SIl4N ESTER VS.. j.
j. TOUGHER.
farol6se Orleans. No. A!S--P, MALONE We. j. J.
FbuCHER
E'N E9tIU de trots VIII fs de lie ri facihs a
- moi hdresh Ftio A. q. Brce, Premiere usEice de
tt pour lie
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-23
O2 2t n

FIRST JUSTICES COURT, }NICHHLsEN a. CO. ys a GER
, Parish Of e Orleans; ! No 1923
RY VIRTUE OF Il writ oE fieri faciq.s to
- directed by the Hon A. @, Brce, First Justice of
the Peace in and 10! tae parish of o. leans will proceed
sell Mt auction MONDAY, 18th day of November 1851 at
y oelock n at the CITY Hotel common street.
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, the owner CT which is
unknown, situated N the bouNaed by Magn ST. Avide
Prosper and Vaudeville Streets and known lot
plan drawn by Louis sug saia lot 81 feet II
Inches and lines front Maiiny
and lines in Depth between paaale lines. -
Seized In the above entitled sui5.
MS--ft ftashon thasr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-23

Sheriff of the PRSish Of Orleans.
PREMIERE Jvsr1cE DE PAIN )NIcHoLsEE 4 co, vs. UN
Paroisse dorl4an. No, 462s. '-9' - L. N'
EN EERTU d,an writ da feri faefas d
~ moi Rdresse pIan A g. Brio Premiere de
pax h dams Ct pour Ia paEesse e proeedera e LUE
la Commune entire les du Camp @agasins
publi4ue de Ia proprs4e CT -apres dct4ie savoir:
UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE, le prepyietare duqusl
est nconnu sne Aans Pet borne par Magny st.
oVde Prosper ct nandeviie ct dssn6 lot No "a
poGces lgnes de face la Margny profondeur
dc "a pes poIces ct ligne lIgnes allees
Saisi dams sfare ci,dessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
E. 7. PARKER
ol6 81 MS Sheriff de h Parosse d0r'eans.
FIRST p.Si9s SgsT,qEs ooUsF BuWAEE sAUN
RY VIRTUE of a writ OF ieri facias, to
1S directed Brice First Justice OF the
Peace in and for Of Orleans will proceed to sell
the premises Camp street, between Terpschoe and Eu
teTpe streets - -.' -
< LOT or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Seized in the shove entitled su ~-z
TERMS-ESash On thu spot.
| EFT. PARKER,
| Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
PHExrrRE Jusr,or de PArx3A. BuhWARE VS. n: sAuN
ParosPss Ps~dr, d,os,ssns a pEEs'- No. AGO, ..- Z.
| I'm yARTU dun writ de iisri Hacfas
Ia moi adresss PHon. G. Brice Premiere Justice
Paix dams pour Ia psoisse Oeans paare cdessu
jeproc6deraile FERDREDI % docobre 1851 mdt sur Ii
| UN LOT DE mEUBLES. -
sass dams pafssAEe ci-dessus.
| Observation-Disclosures au msrnent de Padjudioatton
| .o E. T. PARKER,
oEla 20 Sherf de Ia Paroisse d Orleans,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-23

aNu SPRING AND SUMMER ARRAEGBMEN
XXX Ny slave depot NO. 1875 dFayler street, Will remain open
Winter and for receiving forwarding and sell
aa&sGng slaves commission. For the protection of my
paon Plney Woods place, three and half hours
from the city half miles from Tckfaw Station, \.
and Railroad has Been pnt in good order for
III the of epidemic sickness Of kind
as If G. F. HATCHER. ,r
DRIVAPE EBOARDING-FAMIIIES OR SINGLE
gentlemen wishing procure board for the winter be
accommodated with fine by applying immediately AT the
of Magazine and ST. Joseph streets.
Terms. moderate. Sel3 I'm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-23

WI UE III VS. HOT ELL. Nos 9s AND 100 sT.
4f GhHrfes streetthis
Of the most PLEASANT wel "a CENTRAL IOClFIuNs
in this city, The proprietor tenders hs for The
age heretofore bestowed s0icfs Confirmation fharnf
confidently a.sgEng his Patrons that nothing shall b sanng
FIN ALLEYS CONNECTED with the establishment are usur
RHr sei7 tt @% - gTcBaRD NrrRp pt5v pronr,....,.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-23

E5-DR SHERMAN respectfully informs rnptnred persons
those having rupured slaves that the city
and may be found at his Office No. lost CHARLES STREET
New Orleans prepared 10 relieve and all of
by the application OF his PATENT SILVER TRUSS and CUR
,ATIVE MIXTURE. my6 ly&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-23
~ ConpEK,s WELL. H1Nps CouN-

~ NUUFEErs W EILfl' HINDs CDUN- ENf9
1f.i ~, N>S-lhC h5i-i the Well will be kept ks3
.Lopcn .,hout The Year, October and November
tue hes months for iuyglid The water adapted
chr0nc daTl! dyspeFa 4ropsy, general debility,
Having fro i4ces large number Je
Eaollted slghJut The winter.
Board 8i per month. Per week ST. No charge for fuel
lNMAN WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
y. BOue DAYS. nm FROM New Orleans the Well Take
The morning train Terry Station, and thence the mail coach
to the Well. fare, 81 2H-
roopee s. o., October, ls6l-o4 In l. ".
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g. BEERsaEBA SPRINGS - &C
III li .-...... GRuaDF COUNTY, TENN. -

25fh Fl1. =. @ooas tA1
premises have been put thorough repair and among
otnsr additions is Dning-Toonf for Children.
Ihe whole establishment Ia of Mr.. I0rJMi
u KILL OF great experience line Of business IA nr
letters may bs addressed the Springs = iA
viii leave Tracy City daily for Springs on afyHl
hose who prefer that NM - - ~ iuE IN ara ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-23

f. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
PREMIERE JUSTICE PAIx,l No. 3Go r D. JuDDi Co. VS.
j. J. TOUGHER.
pour Ii No. 44Ag-SYIY ESTER VS.. j.
( J. FOUCHER.
Paroisse d'Orleans. No. h578-P. MALONE We. j. J
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-23

NOTICE TO STATE TAx-PAYERs.-Ths
a'seSsnent rolls of the Seventh Eighlh Nintl,
Wards Third Dtric will be exposed for examination and
correction in the Recorders Office Eysian Field street,
o. GeEiIaen sraet for thirty days after this day Oc-
'oUsf /, 1851, daily from 10 a NJ to 2p. N.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-23

ELEG AMT ROSEWOOD AND YFuRsITURE,
French Plate Mantle Mirrors Yelye CARPET Pjaso etc
rare opportdnty to purchae Rich Fdtniirs aac don
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-07
THE INAUGURAL ADDRESS OF
PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
Sllo,. C,t;zsu, of the United States:

FeEtoW- CITIZENS o. he OnHe@ STATES:
In compliance with custom as old as
the government it itself, | appear before
you to address you briefly, aud to take
in your presence the oath prescribed by
the constitution of the United States to
be taken by the President before he en-
tiers on the execution Of his office. | do
not consider it necessary at present for
me to discuss those matters of admins
tration about which there is no special
anxiety or excitement Apprehension
seems to exist among the people of the
southern States that, by the accession OF
a republican administration, their prop
erty and their peace and personal security
are to be endangered. There has never
been any reasonable cause for such APP
prehension. Indeed, the most ample
evidence TO the contrary has all the while
existed and been open to their inspection,
1t is found in nearly all the published
speeches Of him who now addresses you.
do but quote from one OF those speech
es when l declare that have no pur-
pose, directly or indirectly, to Interfere
with the institution of slavery in the
States where it exists. / believe l have
no lawful right to do so, and | have no
inclination to do so. Those who nomin-
ated sud elected me did so with the full
knowledge that had made this and many
similar declarations and had never RECALL
ed them, and, more than this, they placed
in the platform for my acceptance, as Q
law to themselves and 10 me, the clear
ana emphatic resolution which now
read:
"BssoIced, That the maintenance invio-
late of the rights of the States, and es
pecaIly the right Of each State to order
and control its own domestic institutions
according to it's own judgment exclusive.
ly, is essential to that balance of power
on which the perfection and endurance OF
our POLITICAL fabric depend; ana we
denounce the awlcss invasion by an
armed foro OF Tie soil of any State or
Territory, no matter under what pretext.
as among the greatest of crimes"
now reiterste these sentiments, and,
in doing so, / only press upon the public
attention the most conclusive evidence OF
which the case is susceptible that the prop
erty. peace, and security of no section are
to be in any wise endangered by the now
administration. l add, too,
that all the protection which, consistent
with tn: constitution aud the laws, cap