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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-02

+, Com. on Military Affairs. Senate
ry'5 IS, CIR Immediate settlement and allowance
olii ,,sof this State against the United States;
u ""n on Ways and Means
10 r mv,D senate's proposed amendment of the
,, ln ao hlI relating to the grand list of the
noa' If Bethel, was taken up u, d concurred
in by the House ,,.u .... =,
c, n" River Valley Chol al Society. Bill
ee,",rnorating the Vermont Italian Marble TO.
NH 7lit' Altering the name of Silas Quimby, Jr.
NH u;li ;n4nrporating the Troy Aqueduct Co. Bill
!s'' W, OF section OF an act entitled
, act tor the better protection of the Treasury
h All an incorporating the Mddlebury Gas Light
wa bill altering the name of Luke H..
u;n"r hin incorporating the Perkinsyille Stove
r'pr bill constituting Harry Ordway
t tG~f IT law of Peter and Mary Ordway.
Mr. Miner of Manchester, moved reconsid-
,-.,ion Of the vote refusing third reading, TO
We hill Gsing the time Of the public examina-
.;nn IS school teachers agreed to; and the
VA VIZ On motion Of Mr. Baker ordered to lie.
& /. harrington reported for the Com. on
r. uno,,tons. IN reference to the resoluti in
'tyntctjus them to inquire respecting a general
law for incorporating companies for various
MI that they find such law in chap. IS OF
+ rs : and believe that no farther legis alton is
Nv Garfield reported, for CON- on Roads, ia
roraby to the House bill granting a ferry to H
e. Holly, with amendment: ordered amended
ind epgiossed
Mr. Dana, of 81. Johnsbury, presented pc
t;ton for Il charter Of railroad, from st
Johnsbury to Island Pond referred to Com. OF
Roads. Adjourned to Monday, SO clock, PM
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WINDOW SHADES, PICTURE FRAMES,
w at BABCOCK 4 CO.'S.
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w ASHINGTON Nov 9

Tho ARLINGTON Nov. g
mere seems no doubt that nearly week acc
special messenger left Washington with q
,ot'er 10 Uen Fremont, ordering him to transfe
MS command to Gen. Hunter until his success
or is specially indicated
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l1.)le0.

In Montpelier, Oct 81 Mary, wife of Mr. Samuel Goss
aged u years. christian has gone to her home Her
asease congestion OF the lungs contracted in at
tending upon the death-bed of a neighbor
IN Montpelier, Oct 2s of paralysis, Mr.. John Doy,
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A DAILY FREEMAN

A DAILY FREEMAN
Will be published at this office until further
notice. Two editions will be issued, one to I've
ready for the mail West, and the stages that
leave Montpelier in the afternoon, the other in
the morning in season for the morning mails.
Each edition will contain the latest telegraphic
news to the time of going to press.
The Terms will be,
$500 per year, or 81 90 for three months, to
mail subscribers and those taking the paper from
the Office.
$500 per year, or 81 ,25 for three months, to
village subscribers-paper delivered at their
houses or places Of business.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
Orders are solicited. q. W. WILLARD.
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Post Office Notice.

Post Office Notice.
have received the new style stamps, and ready
10 exchange them for equivalent amount Of the old
issue during period Of six days from the date Of this
notice. and the old stamps will not be received In pay
ment Of hostage thereafter, on letters sent from h
once. LEANDkk II. HAlNES, Postnaster.
Greensboro, October I'D, 1861.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN NOV ?, 1861.

Concert and TabIeau Company!
AT VILLAGE HALL, Montpelier.
Every Night Except sundays) during the
Session of the Legislature.
Mr. A. Mcfarland respectfully announces to the citi
zens OF Montpelier and vicinity that he has leased the
above named popular Hall during the Session. for the
purpose OF living series of inimitabe
, PARLOR ENTERTAINMENTS,
which he pledges himself shall superior anything Of
the kind ever presented to the citizens of this place for
their appreciation and patronage And for that purpose
he has engaged
Ten Pirst-Class Performers,
who will appear each night in a variety of their
PLEASING AND POPULAR PERFORMANCES,
Beautiful Songs, Brilliant Dances, Comic and
Sentiment. Il Duets, Tragedies, Comedies,
Dramas, Farces, Ballads, &c, &c.
Admission 25 Children under IL years, Is cents
Oct29tf
Mails in Montpelier.
SeUrHnRK and EASTERN mail closes at 100 a. M. ar
rvies at Is p. IN.
NORTHERN and W Esrsax closes at a.15 p. m arrives
at $50 a
All these mails must be in the office before the
time of closing, to go the same day.
BARRE mail arrives daily 1T $50 a. departs every
day arrival Of Southern.
BRADFORD mail arrives daily at 10 Oh p. m. ; departs
daily at 400 a.
DANvILE arrives Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays
at IL o'clock, a. departs days at o'clock
p IN.
BARTON arrives Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at
$50 departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at 945 /.
HYDEpARK by Worcester and Emore, arrives Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at 800 p m departs same rs
Barton,
CHELSEA arrives Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at
| I.30 p. ; departs same as Danville.
CALAIS mail arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days at 100 p. leaves alternate days arrival of
! Western.
BE lin from two to six times week.
, OFFICE uouss ftbw 100 A. M. to 500 p. M.
JAMES G. FRENCH, P. NJ.
| Montpelier, May1, 1861.
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Special Notice

.nes NY. D. A. MACK, tho peoples Chap,ain vii,
~. pn e.ner at the large Committee Room No. l2 or
Ae nepre'en atlves Hall next Monday eve at O'Clock
the most critical period Of her history. ''' "' '''
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LADIES GAHTE1as BOOTS

hLfR ~ HAY MIN " - ga
little glove stirs up my heart tides stir the ocean,
snowwhite muslin, when it fits makes many curious
notion
of lady fxns thrill my feelings they u orI
But little female gater boots death and nothing
shorter
And just to put You on your guard,
l'll give you, short and brief,
A small hotel experience
Which filed my heart with grief:
Last summer, at the Pavilion HOTEL
stopped week more,
AM, marked two I" boot.ees" every morn
Before my ghbors door
Two boots with patent leather tips,
Two boots which seemed to say,
" An angel trots around in u.s.
They stole my heart away;
And often in my nightly dreams
They swept before my face,
lady growing out of them
As flowers grow from
But ah! one morn saw sight
Which struck me like a stone,
Some other the book
Those boots not alone
great tall pair Of other boots
Was standing by their side
And of they walked one afternoon
And with them walked--a BRIDE
Ladies', comment is unnecessary
Those Cater Boots came from
D. q. PAGE
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Bfm 0Fleans Hloryev MlWket.
yaEseEsr orEIee. ". d camp Street.

5Als RI CRESCENT OFFICE No I'd mn street
Saturday Night, Oct. 5, 1851
S The most important feature attending general
movements in commerce and trade this week has
been the closing Of our banks at O'Clock, and the
closing of most of the stores offices and places of
business at o'clock, follpw ont the recommen.
3 datien of the Governor. Weare pleased to observe
the almost regard giyento the Executives
wishes. Some few places of business and stores
still continue open after the hour. This ia wrong,
as ~ gives some advantages to those who for lit
Is tie nsfarious gain have no computations about
n violating the wishes of our authorities. We hope
before many days all citizens and traders will duly
4 appreciate the Recommendation of the Governor
and net require sterner or more summary nlea-
+ sures. -
There have been some transactions this week in
there have been large sales of certain descrip-
tons OF drygonds for cities and towns in the Com
federafe States, which have never been heretofore
d customers or purchasers In our market executing
for sugar. coffee, salt and French wines The ex-
listing state Of affairs will cause many stocks and
supplies of merchandise to run exceedingly low.
III fact II will be something Of lucky send for the
holders Of stocks which have beea unmarketable
land understandable for years past.
The movements ia breadstuds have been confined
10 local consumption Provisions OF all kinds, are
daily becoming scarcer, with prospects of stocks
runnng out entirely before the close of the year
cannot expect any Of the new crop to be in
market before January.
ss Ihe money market for the week has moved along
\ quietly. Some few outdoor transactions in short
time paper have taken place at rates ranging at Ii
nh Wet per month. The banks discount all good
paper which is offered, that is, snch as can be de-
pended on being paid at maturity Renewals and
extensions are willingly granted to all parties who
are preyerbisl for punctuality. Parties holding
paper for collection outside Of the banks viii have
I to renew literally and freely the same as the
banks. There cannot be any reasonable objection
against renewing. Fifty millions Of dollars Of
paper outside of the banks must be extended, and
# viii be well for capitalists and all holders Of
paper to prepare 70 yield To the pressure Of The
times. The chief article cotton win not be al,
lowed to come 90 market There must not be any
harsh or soefcive measures used against factors
and planters. The pianters esnnot meet sheir OBJ
legations, and the most liberal Indulgence must be
granted, Ghonld ere5itors Of the planting and
sactorage Interests pr5ve unyielding and paEsue
egteIse measures tse country will demand Of the
Legislature Tie imme, 5iate passage Of stay law
during re continuance % the war. There is large
Of paper held BY presidents, which will,
feousse, Came aaasr The squsstrafion act. All
,siasn1 Study CT interest to be as
lsvHs as possible. NonresidtsMN creditors, that
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Ships.
DENTISTRY

SRS.szygSsa, ARTIFICIAL TE1EITEE-The best
cheapest and most repse Dental Establish
ffT nent In New Orleans is DR.. FIELDINC'B
NA1IIDJ194 Canal street. y y
His facilities for manipulating Artificial Teeth
by Practical Dentist in The Southern States detyng cope
ton and prices charged BY the inexperienced.
Persons requiring superior Dentistry should procure 1t where
they rely upon the experience, skill and integrity which
Dental Science produce.
Every Artificial Tooth ia Of surprising beauty which cannot
be detected from the very productions Of nature gradually re-
storing that uniformity the features essential youth and
beauty and warranted satisfactory for rascaon ecua
ton -tt ~ -stHtr@ lrrat EraS
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR for readily Ak
tracing Teeth without pain, superse6ng anything before
tanned by the profession, astonishing all who witness
AL Operations in Dentistry performed with careand skill
cheaPnees and utility unsurpassed by others Bpsk
fully applied Teeth ronodesd and fit guaranteed
srae charges At the following prices written guarantee
If desired and Il not found as represented
after two months trial their money will be returned.
Eu sets on steflhg SILVER ease. %
Eul sets yaloaniled Rgb6e equal t9 gold
Full sets S gold base beautiful FORM so to 80 90
Full setson p carat gold base, from rs to l25 %
The most perfect gems that can be produced.
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially invited to call
and examine before engaging elsewhere. '
fy-@ as'f+' ~ DR.. FIEADING, Dental Surgeon,
MS ly .-,+r..sI ---s-...- 1874 Canal street.
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y ROYAL. sA1AMARER,

Nos, 10 Canal and II Crossrnan streets,
Sign of the Root Hog or De
Manufacturer of all kinds of Plain and Fancy AWNINGS
TENTS TARPAULItS, etc. Also ali kinds of FLAGS and
BANNERS suitable for companies other purposes With
Fags to suit Fall aud Purchase Ropes Sngs etc. attsd
snd Furnished to order at the shortest notice BLOCKS of ell
sizes ready strapped likewise all kinds of heavy BLOCKS
sPARS and RIGGING suitable for raising machinery OR auy
other heavy material.
have likewise hand fine lot of SPRUCE SPARS which
offer for sale Cheap for Cash.
All of the shove articles he found Canal and II
CrossmAn Streets New Orleans.
N B. Sail and Rigging work all branches and country
orders promptly Tiled at the shortest possible notice.
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Railroads.

5 N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, October S, ls6l.-2s bales day to
Stewart g. James--17 do G W Newton "a do Gil
slespie 4 Jordan-S do H K'Garter &co--ll do War
rem & Crawford-S do Rhorer & cunts 10 do do
Mcfarland & Barksdale--9 do Rotchford, Brown d
COS do G Connolly &co-Total 100 bales hay.
: CANTON October T. ls6l.- 20 bales hay to NJ
McManagle-- do-A 7 Bennett 10 do Gillespie &
Jordan-ll do Watts Peasants &co-S do Winston,
Morrison &eo--S do Rhorer Il Zunts-s do Stewart
y James, do D W ShaLnon-4do G w Newton
do Norton, Mosby &co-Total so bales hay.
JEFFERSON AND CARROLLTON RAILROAD.
MOBILE - Per STEAMER Lewis Whteman-- l6
bales domestics W Fl Letchford &co-1 do McStea,
Value 6Sco-3 do Fl Cassidy do B James &eo
IL bbls csks oil 2l5 bbls pitch Southern Oil Co
-26 pes bagging Il bbls flour 26 tics hams and sun
dries to order.
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: -
The decrease in exchange is brought about by
very profitable transaction in sterling in Europe
by one of the banks. Three of the banks are buy
ing drafts on Richmond and other Southern points,
and selling checks in sums to suit purchases.
The current transactions in foreign exchange
have not been sufficient to create regular quota
ton. The banks sell few small sums when
chances offer for remittance. There are some
Bank OF England notes Offering at from 6505 95
the pound sterling. There are several large bal
ances for fortunate sales of cotton, due from the
other side. How they are to be returned is a
question more readily asked than easily answered.
There is no probability of the blockade's being
broken by England nor France consequently, all
exchange transactions must remain in statu quo.
There Is occasional sale of real estate that is,
vacant lots of ground, and an occasional sale to
close deceased estates. Many parties express an
intent to await the sales of the eonfseated pro-
periy. .sta'ee
The only desire to invest in bonds is confined to
those of the Confederate States. They are held at
ss@lOO jim fact holders must be very hard pressed
if they sell get. bonds below l00the interest is
promptly paid. The interest of the Opelousas Rail
road Mortgage Bonds, due the first of this month,
was promptly deposited with the agent, the Loui-
siana State Bank, where holders of coupons will
apply. III -.4ss a. II Sea
Condition Of the Banks of this city for the week ending
p ~ ~ 81 HEsr,.A IEoEJ
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esst2axgasAsssv LOSS OF TERTH-Dr. J. WEST
liz ST. Charles street, continues supply the
LOSS OF TEETH without wires or springs
~l1-1x-g upon his principle of self adhesion Thii
method has procured him universal appreciation and
nended beingl he most ingenious system OF applying ATI
FICIL TEEPH hitherto invented and in all restoring
perfect articulation and ma6icaon and perfect sRd
IN appearance defy detection by the closest observer Dr.
Vests method of filling teeth with gold combines all this modern
improvements Those will 6nd thsse statements 10 b.
entirely and scrupulousy correct Dr. W. returns his siRcere
thanks the inhabitants Of kaN Orleans and vicinity
extensive practice they haTaavord hin with for the last Aeen
Oticend residence la ST. Charles street. second doc
from Lafayette SQuHre. ss5N
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wilson u Young 2 bales hops to- Mcrz--l 6 seeks
potatoes to order 81 do d YeTger- SIS sacks ship
stuff 80 scks bran HorreIl, Gayle tsco-- zoe bbis
-four Grief, Byrnes &co-ls5 pkgs apples Schneider
u Wise do II S Seward do az seBs shorts
ia SEEKS ship stuff 10 soks potatoes Wilson u Young
10 bbls beans 100 pkgs apples Ingram s Keith
'l74 pkgs sundries Z a Roquest-206 scks wheat to
Mufrell & Bowles- las pkgs lard s Fl Kennedy u
co-150 bbls flour w Smythe-2o bbls oil Harris,
Bereier &co-Io7 bbls -four Black & Byngton-l9.ss
scks -four A Bower Geo. al seks wheat Horrell,
Gayle ECO II tons iron Phoenix Works As kegs
nails ] b Phelps 80 scks coffee G Buddeeke Il
co. "a bales hay Broadwel l. Haynes rs do to
order-4l bale blankets Gov Moore-.10l sacks cot
ton seed A A Maginnis-40 bbls apples W Taylor
IA rolls leather TO Weishaar-2l scks bran and
sundries to order-Total SO bales cotton,
-ss OPEL. OuSAS- Per steamer Picayune No 81
Dbl HID sugar R Nugent ECO As bbs molasses
G Sabatier-2 bales wool Lobit Il Charpantier-6l
bales hay q a Broad-S bales wool Il rolls leather
Bassett-s do oueyrouSe & Langsdorf- sundres
to order. -
BAYOU sARA--Per steamer Iberville-sundries
to order. ,,. s sg-
h ALEXANDRIA---Pe FER steamer Era No 7--33 bales
cotton to orders bales bags to A A,Maginnis-eS
hhds sugar Foley, Avery &eo--1 do Is hf bbls mo-
lasses Wilson & Young--7 rolsIeather L Bessett-
do Queyrouze q LangsdorG--344 head sheep and
sundries to order. v s
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ss PRIZE R0AT BUILDER 5ss
EM <F1a
s@@s OF THE SOUTH Il Elasai

j. MAHONY. AIgiers; La. e..
VIII furnish at the shortest notice hui the approved
models, Pleasure and Race Yachts Club and Skeleton Row
BoRs Ship Schooner and Steamboat Yaws Sks and Row
Bosts of all descriptions built the shortest notice
Also hand
Oars spars Blocks and everything appertanng to Ysch
dttng on hand and for sole the market prices
m2S ly&W F
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CATTLE lar RET.

JEFFERSON CITY, October :. 1851
Arrived on Saturday and yesterday 1914 Texas
BeeVes 81 Hogs, s45 Sheep and 1856 Veal Cattle.
Amount of Stock sold were 1856 Texas Beeves,
80 Hogs, and It's Veal Cattle Stock remaining on
sale re564 Texas Beeves, 429 Hogs, s9l Sheep and
GIL Veal Cattle. We quote r.. &
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! MAYORALTY-.-.-s1F,F,IC

M fShHSALI'H-- ~S9EshrEG1Af4.ss,5a
E E MkY0RAITyEoF NEW ORLEANS .
a.EN5-#ss City Hall, OctoberS, 1851,
Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans
+'' mo. 5f6I.1
Resned That the Street Commissioner he
authorized to have built following bridges the
ton of the following streets, in the Third DshiCt
Two hdgesa Ut the of Bgatee Ceestne streets
Two brtsesat the corner of Union Ceestins Streets
rs 4s5s5 tsignedl ~. 5 - 10. NIXON = 2
90 f.'t' President Board of Aldermen.
tsignedl j. MAGIokI,
s. PRESIDENT Bourd of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved October s, 1861. ~
o4 st tsignedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
To Bs erS,
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
e-l s-H.. u. Cry HALL, Oct s, 1861.
KS- To Bnl<ers--The price of fresh Flour
being this day dolat and five 75per
barrel bakers are required to give during the ensuing week
commencing on MONDAY, 18th inst. d: y -
Fifty of bread for % cents;
Twenty of bread for 10 cents; d,
Fourteen ounces of bread for cents.
The loAves of second quality one.eighth more
that Is to say -
The % cent leaves, sixty ounces
The 10 cent lCares, thirty ounces
The cent loeves. six
se23 II JOHN MONROE Maynr.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT GLEARD.
corrected expressly for the New Orleans Daily Creseent


State Of Maine. .23dl
EoIllGn. ....,.-.-.,..- .Ndl
.aa1 BarGKE
Chester. .....,.......,.....S1d2
Cherokee. .......,.........2idi
Ocean Eagle,..............57d5
Uncle Sam. ............,..,22dl
BrIgs.
Minatitlan. ,2ld2
Panama ...............point
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is, these residing out of the Gonfed States
have nothing to say regarding their dues until they
come nnder 4 decision of the authorities. -
The banks and several Of our bankers were all
served to-day with interrogatories from the Re-
ceiver, through the mandate Of the District Court
Of the Confederated States. A true and correct
statement for alhnoneys, debts and payments
made to alien enemies since the 2lst of May last
has to be furnished within ten days. There will be
an active time at the November or next session of
this court. ~ s4,tr ~
s The statement Of the banks, as made TO the
Board Of Currency to-day, shows a further in,
crease in circulation. A decrease in general loans
and discounts of little over quarter Of million
Of dollars. The decrease in specie shows that q
little change has been disbursed this week. We
give the exact amount of coin in the vaults. Ifthe
banks would all enter the treasury notes in their
deposits just the same as they would specie, and
allcall them cash assets, some fonrorfYe do now,
itwould avoid some confusion. tits hoped there
will be general uniformity in the next return II
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h|tNils OrOTgNf
- the Second District Pound Bienvle Gal
Streets
One brown Horse about l5 hands high boba white spot
nforehead. collar marks shoulders shOd all round
One Horse about ~ hands high, legs
tail, branded on left hip with anchor p shod all round
Which if claimed within five the expenses
thereon ped will be sold public auction, said Pound
THURSDAY, October 10, 1861, at 10 o clock A. NJ,
New Orleans, October 5, 1851
j. MILTON RELF Street Commissioner.
Registered October Is, 1851.
E. DEyENPORT
Dire. r.. Clerk of Comptroller.
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LEAVE nu pEtzxIat1t nrsrR 1cr.=rl
yuma, p1sTl<LcT PoUND:z Was brought

Il
the Third District Pound Goodchdren street.
Clouet and Louisa streets, estTay--
Ono red Cow, white spots between the eyes, white tide
back white bush the tail branded the right hip D. " Y
marked in the right crop and in the left splits
0he Cow white fiee and jaws white bay belly.
mark crop and spill in ench brand the left hip
ligibe, and the right with the letters A o.
Which claimed within five days the expenses
thereon paid will be sold public Pound
THURSDAY, October To- 1851, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. -
Neg Orleans, October ), 1861. -
J. MILTON RELF Street Commissioner.
Registered October 3, 1861. ---.--. .ge
E. DAVENPORT, go
Tlartyf f( Cam, trnIar
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E1PAvE pU rRoIsIEarE pEsrRIC,r.-n >

EPAVE DU TROISIERIE DESTBICT.-n q
IA etc conduit DIES EroseLne District
des Bor Enfants entre Clouet ct LOUISE epave
Une YaGhe ayaat des ces banches les deux
yep&, blanche 6nrle dos loute blanche queue
marquee D. v Y flame doit POtee drote tcourlec
rGreiIle gauche fendue deHx endroits,
uue Fache bruno, In scheires blanches
ventre bal grizzlies ct 4courtGes me
marque inntelgibe le fNuc gauche, les ees
le fame droit.
81 les dts animaux r6cR6s dams Tours
frais pages, ienchere phque dGp0t
le JEUDI, 10 d'octobre 1861, 10 lleures A. NJ. =
j. MILTON REIIF, Cornnissaire deg Rues.
EqlYelle Orleans & d, on 1861, III
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H,nrRD nIsTKICr pouNp.-Was hror

1rFHTRD DISTRICT POUND.-Nasb brought
= to the Third District Pound Goodchilden street.
tween Clouet and Loaisa Streets as estray----
One iron gray l6 hands high crippled in the left
knee and swined in the right shoulder visible brand.
Which claimed within five days and the expenses there
paid will be sold public auction said Pound,
MONDAY, October T. 1851 at l0o'clock a. NJ,
New Orleans, September 3d. 1861.
j. MILTON RELF Street Commissioner.
Registered September 90, 1861.
B. W. HFBRARn,
DeDntv ConDtrollar.
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lsn G)rItans aiIp erestsut.
a].sipsr SHteIIigtutt.

..,xs ! 3yxrssnT $50 xsoLIJMNs