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De. sEEIYE's LIQUID cATARRH Kennedy.
WARRANTED to he I sure cure tor
CATARRH or COLD En- TEE Hran
nT EgHpEsn e Tnors4EP persons die yearly in this
viii; fully thirds Of chs pEbes the fas,ss tGat
ccrumcnccd asa .1s 41'eAss A&sA
cATARRH IN THE NOSE
e ,s, c;t FsR S ge,nE to the throat and bronchial tuo
itts eaacT to cure oatar1h than CONSERVATION and bv
curing tie tt We prevent t.te lattc5 Fcsnne shn Y
,n nsEvrnt o soe oeeser way to cure Consumption
The srnrtonas of tat1arsh At ther rcncr.11v a,no.-
saa nd III III ss tey snSat e.. soas qs ~
Hkve TO the changes Of temperstnre IN III III. 1ore c
dlton " nose may ee d. q at dIs2asrre f1 FIT;
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s:Ioyed: deatne4s ncQnsnt1J taEes place Anotaer @
ta Common and 5npo.ant Of Catarrh Il tllst
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;he bead taE the atEat Hnea th.s taxes place, tie
lungs and ahould loss 10 sne il asgestinE L ~ Ths
Enose ~ the Emplons Of Catatrh they appear In
: b the I'D Of she Liquid cATARRH REuEoy AT
noved And h.7s tEeseat eSaadsnce II ts ane re-
curing cs..Th That ateT Tia, ., he Ee1aedV "
121 ohe month 10 htaent Il received the amount paid
Ptice q tic Cans1s Remedy, s2oo Sufficient FIR Dsa
ohe month. with fill &nd ele4I directions, ~" VEG
Once, 1876 Lake, Corner Of wells-St.
aess@ Sssisss rest once p Bd9 z E sHHaxg Sass:g NJ
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some period of my imprisonment nave suffered
greatly for want of proper and sufficient food
Also, | have to complain, that, more recently, a
woman of bad character, recognized as having been
seen the streets of Chicago as such, by several
of the guard, calling herself Mrs Onderdonk. was
placed here in my house, 10 room adjoining
mine.
In making this exposition, I have no object of
appeal to your sympathies. If the business of my
complaint, and decent regard for the world
opinion do not move you, should but waste time
to claim your attention on any other score.
| may, however, recall to your mind, that but a
little while since, you were quite as much pro-
scrbed by public sentiment here for the opinions
and principles you hold, as am now for mine.
I could easily have escaped arrest, having had
timely warning | thought it possible that yo1r
statesmanship might present such proclamation
of weakness to the world as even the fragment of
once great Government turning against the
breasts of women and children. You have the
power, sir, and may still further abuse it, You
may PROSTATE the physical strength by confne-
ment in close rooms and insufficient food-you
may subject me to harsher, ruder treatment than
have already received, but you cannot mprison
the soul. Every cause worthy of success has had
it's martyrs.
My suferings will afford significant lesson to
the women of the South, that or condition is
no bulwark against the sursing biows of the
" 'rrepressible conflict"
The 'iron heel Of po,cer" may keep down, but
it cannot crush out the spirit of resistance in
people armed for the defence of their rights; and
[ tell you now, sir, that you are standing a
crater, whose smothered fires in moment may
burst forth.
1t is your boast, that thirty-three bristling for
tfcations now surround Washington. The forti-
fcations Of Paris did not protect Louis PHILIPPE
when his hour had come.
Ia conclusion, l respectfully ask your attention
to this my protest, and have the honor to be- &c,
(Signed,) ROSE o. N. GREENHOW.
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CDR WRstern Drmotrat.
FOREIGN NEWS.
CHARLOTTE, n. C.

We gather the following items from the late
news from Europe:
1t was reported at large steamer had left
London with full cargo of munitions of war for
the South.
Capt Pegram, of the Confederate steamer Nash
vile, took off the captain and crew of the Federal
merchant man, Harvey Birch, and then set fire to
her.
Mr. Russell, in his last letter to the London
Times asserts that Lincoln and his Cabinet are
not indispoSed to peaceful arbitration, and are
propabIy considering proposition for accept n g
or asking che intervention Ofthe European Powers.
1t Was reported that several steameas had been
insured in London to run from England and New
Orleans and back.
Beresford Hope, member of the English
Parliament, in a recent lecture, said that the
reaGiest method Of restoring peace in America
would be for the European powers to recognize
the independence Of the Confedcrates
The Charleston Courier publishes Havana dates
to the Oath of November The Captain and Mai!
Agent Of the Trent had entered their protest
against the seizure of Mason, SGdell, and Eustis
and Mcfarland, before the proper authorities at
St Thomas and sent special messenger the
steamer La Platte to report the Mason and Slidell
affair to the home Government.
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Dissolution.

The firm of FULLINGS, SPRINGS Il co was dis
solved by limitation on the lst January, 1861.
The business Will he continued under the name and
style of FULLINGS & SPRINGS, and they nope hE
integrity and strict attention 10 business to merit me
same patronage heretofore literally bestowed D! lFr
numerous friends and customers.
The present financial crisis and the unceTtalh's
business, for the future compel Us to shorten "i %
of credit from twelve to six months to prompt Ia!
customers--nOne others need ask 1t.
All persons indebted to the old firm OF FnlI:IiSS.
Springs 4 Co.. must come forward and make immed ate
settlement it is absolutely necessary That the os
ness no snasdv cosad nm "a word to the viseis suf-
sisrtn Jan Is, 1851.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-12-17

SEIZURE OF SALT.-Our exchange papers are
exulting over the fact that Gov. Brown of Gsor-
gia recently seized large quantity of salt at Sa-
vannah and ordered the payment of So sack to
the owner, the Governor considering that fair
price for it. 1t turns cut that the salt belonged
to merchant of Macon, who had paid 81 sack
for it. This is very hard case, and is another
evidence OF the danger of exercising arbitrary and
despotie power. If the Governor had right to
take this salt at So, he had equal right to take
it at ST. which the former value. The times
are out of joint, and there is disposition to take
responsibilities which in ordinary times would not
be tolerated for moment. This disposition 10
the result, (and may say the cause also) of Q
vitated state of the public mind and morals, which
should be corrected as far as possible, for II ac-
quiesced in, such things will serve as precedents
for the FUTURE and leave US as little of real free-
dom as the yankees have now.-Fdy. ObserUer.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-12-17

By Hs ErceAency, Henry z. Clark, GorernoT Of NoTh
Carolina.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Raleigh,
November T., 1861.
In pursuance of the power vested in me by the 10Th
section of the Constitution, and by and with the advice
of the Council of State | do hereby prohibit the ex
pcraton beyond he limits of this State. OF all Bacon,
Pork Peet Leather, Mems Shoes, Woolen Goods,
r.--- Ii. scvs Blankets. &c &c. except through the
.- o. he proper officers of the Confederate Govern
men, OF a. the State Governments.
Inc Aaiutant General will employ the necessary
ro 20 carry into full effect this order. All Agents
to purchase the State required to have written
authority. HENh1 l. LIAM.
Eoy lath Il Governor sx-Ofncie.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-12-17

Several Northern correspondents refer to a
fare-up between Lincoln and Secretary Cameron.
Lincoln ordered Cameron to suppress portion Of
his report advising the employment of slaves in
the Federal army and other Objectionable portions
Cameron refused, and said that a number of copies
of his report had been sent to publishers, and he
would not alter it. It is understood that Lincoln
assumed the responsibility and struck out the OBJ
jectionable passages. The Cabinet is in conven-
ton Congress il agitstsd at the course Of Lincoln.
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NOT ICE.

The undersigned having qualified as administrator of
the estate of r. Monteth. at the October sessions,
1861, of Mecklenburg County Court, all persons in
debted to said requested to come forward
and make payment and those having claims against
the same required present them within the time
prescribed BY law this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery
A. A. ALEXANDER, Admir-
November g. 1861 4t-pd
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FEigbggrEafe Paper Willis,

RALEIGH n. c.
The Neuse Manufacturing Company pay cash and
the highest market price for COTTON AND LINEN
RAGS. IN. B.-Not Woolen Rags.
Present price cents per pound, delivered at either
Depot in Raleigh. 5. ii. ROGERS, Prest.
Address II. w. Hustled, Treasr.
NnY 26h
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BLACK FLAG RIFLEMEN.-This is the name
of a company formed in New Orleans for the de-
fence of the State. The indispensable qualifca-
tions to membership are that each man must pos
sess determination to neither give nor ask quar-
ters on the soil of Louisiana; and that each man
must furnish bis own uniform, rias and hunting
knits.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-12-17
SUGAR AND SSES.
Dec 10, 1861

so bbls. n. O. MolasseS crop, 100 hhds n o.
Sugar new crOr kits Mackerel hand and for sale
wholesale. 300 bbls. N o. MoaSses expected every
day.
Orders from merchants will be promptly attended to,
and prices lower than the same articles be bought
in the Charleston market.
OATES 4 WILLIAMS.
st
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Ilardware!! Hardware!
A, A, n, NJ. TAYLOR

ED ESPECTFULLY Informs his friends and the pub
. lie generally, that he has added to his extensive
stock of Stoves and Tin Ware, large and complete
stock of Hardware. consisting in part as follows:
Carpenters Tools.
Circular, mill, crosscut, hand ripper, pannel, prun
ing grating ennon back. compass, webb, and butch
cr SAWS Braces and bits. Draw Knives. ChlSsclS.
Aupers Gmlets Hammers. Eatchets, and Axes: Brick
plasterng, and pointing Trowcls Stw-Setters. Screw
plates Stocks and dies Planes of all kinds Spoke
shaves Steel blade beve and try Squares; Spirit Levels
Pocket Levels, Spirit level Walls, Boring machines,
Gougcrs. and in everything mechanic wants. i'll
great variety and at very low prices, at GLOk ;
Hardware Store and Tnware Depot, opposite the Man
sion House. Charlotte, n. c.
Nav %, 1860 If
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NOTICE..

All claims against the Saddle and Harness establish
ment of the subscriber, will be settled by Mr. Robert
Shaw and all indebted to the same will please make
payment to him. it is necessary close the out
standing business.
Fl. n. PRITCHARD.
Dec 3, 1861 I'm Pd
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Carpenters Tools.
Blacks nith's Tools.

Such as Bellows, Anvils, Vices, hand and slide Ham
ner Butresses Farriers Knives. Screwplates Stocks
and dies Blacksmhs Pincers and Tongs, RasTers and
Files of every kind Cut horseshoe and clinch Nails
Borax: Iron all sizes both of northern and country
manufactures cast, pow blister and spring Steel; &C.,
for sale very cheap at
TAYLOR'S, opposite the Mansion House
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FACTORY FOR SALE.

The undersigned propose to sell low price and
upon liberal credit their COTTON FACTORY, locat-
ed on the South Fork of the Catawba River. The
chinery is comparatively and in good order for
work The water power is good and the buildings
ample, and good FIGURING MILL attached.
The principal machinery consists of 1900 srindles
cards, % looms, arA all the machinery work the
J. & L. b. STOWE,
Oct 8, 1861 StowcSville, n. c.
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REDES.
= Gard.

= Cara.
take pleasure in informing my friends and patrons
of this and ncghborhood that have returned
Charlotte and resumed my former business.
In consideration of the existing of the times
| shall limit my terms of tuition Tin town) the
Piano $50 for the fu Session of 40 weeks, ) )
for the half Session of 20 weeks
have IL fine stock of sheet music on hand and will
attend punctuay all orders in that line also to
Tuning, Repairing and Sale of Pianos
Address orders through the pOst-oflice.
CHARLES O. PAPE.
Wanted to purchase secondhand Piano.
Oct s, 1861.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-12-17
Seven NEGROES;

Ben, aged ~ years; Mary, 4O Julia II; William, To-;
Henry s. Sarah, 5; Mary, l. And the following Tracts
of Land, lying in the county Of Union, the waters
of Twelve Mile Greek: One tract, III acres adjoining
lands of F l. Watt and others, and known as the
Washington Mine.
No 3.-Aso, another tract, containing loo acres,
adjoining the lands of A J Clark, VIM Howie, and
others. Also another tract containing 1863 acres, ad
Joining lands of f l. Watt the Big Survey, called,
others Also, another tract containing 2S7 acres
adjoining lands of VIM II Howie, r Howard, and
others. 'so another tract containing 596 acres, ad
Joining lands of Austin, G Howard, and others.
Also another tract containing 264 acres. adjoining
lands of C Austin, VIM Jones and others. Also
another tract containing acres, adjoining lands Of
Martin Chapman and others, and formerly known as
the Ingraham Mine tract.
All of the foregoing property levied on and sold
the property of r. f. Stockton. to satisfy sundry
dies and ffas in my hands, issuing from the County
and Superior Courts of Union County, against K f.
Stockton, in favor of I. w. Dewey and others.
C. AUSTIN, Sheriff.
Dar1
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VIII f. A II 7

The subscriber is prepared to purchase the
crop of Wheat at the highest market price Farmers
will find it to their advantage to call at the CHAR
LUTTE STEAM MILLS before selling.
Jan'y /, 1861 If JNO. WILKES
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saEe Of Valuable Property.
STEAM ENGINES & MILL FIXTURES

No. IL will sell for cash the highest bidder al
the Union Colo Mines, known the "Howie Nine" on
the 23d and oath of December, the following personal
propertv, viz:
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-12-17

Ludlow's Celebrated Self-S ealin G.
Cans, OF all the different sizes, at TA1LOR'S ;
Hardware Store, opposite Mansion House.
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6 Steam Engines,

with Boilers, q, and 70 horse power; l Tubular
Boiler 20 Balls Amagamators; Bartolas do; 5
Double Chillian Mills large iron Lathe; ! large iron
Pan; 2C by II feet of Boiler Iron; large upright
Boiler of Boiler Iron; small do. of iron; large
IS horse Wagon; hogsheads Sulphate Soda; Brick
Enrt tacn hrir
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= Ksurr stone FLOUR HILLS. new

II NEUIe>, 3 ElOrSrs. 4-hOrSe Wagons;
i TWO horse Hngon. | Buggy. Carryall, lot of IIar-
ness. Cows, Calves Farming Tools, Household and
Kitchen Furniture and various other articles
to mention.
No. Also, the first Monday in January next
will sell for cash the highest bidder, at the Court
House door in Monroe.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29
Il a ! Yesfs HI ~.


Cs5Y lEn9sL s 4 Taylor, b NJ "a Rgas,n i II
AllSaas sdis mi H FISHER; Texas; 4 s Tlatt 4 n
CsaHhSll Slaugltfer, Isa; i Il Spansr w u sas 4
e iflpgtet1. 9trk. y % Averrett, ia; b q Powell
d e AqaIneas iFs Warner Lss0cking, Ann. i q
a. n q fiSifIsS e7as; B O II Brooke ii
N a&shqaia s5iss; u n SEaYens, " N Cummings. Aia
e5aNdfs & RSiHpgon (sa; sf1 % gRiIlinc. s e. W.
4a3sey Alisa A H Sasa, La; JeIn tSpeake. r II
aSss szaa: n n fdang, q h Montague, la: II
S ElE9tss AK Il bg EEAFHy nv IA II Jones' Riiss. lT p
AaNtilR 4esaA; Q haflH, li j stoyaii. Miss; N d
tnggstns Ss: z w Davis, j NJ Oliver q N Adams.
Aass + 1ssHyih, Texgs; j S Young. 81 T,a:e Cant
4 gelA aanllg commanding Claibarne Gnards. w j
" a2A5aSag VA; GFahaan Miss, II d Litfleiield. Al
slssassE1 MisA tapi6rd Texas: II III Stone M ().
Allsit h lgeibys Ga; ] Eastman. j S gvootten.
~ Allsway, RI Il ii cAyair ma family. Il
# tfFaAns VI James, TeSass d d Stith, Mrs
4lfs Fonda Nv: y A ls0n 81 Iss N II "
W y es f1l ~ hse ilporv lsdfifns Misc.
y Es5atls1let, + ! IslndonI Mexass q = SewaII n Il
JaSa ahss Lieut. inasls IA G Brown, n q Baira "
a Ns AalsQtnf ~ AshfHufei A. MI Leonard HI 4 n
Mlsaffes lss; E1g u y Texas: " n u Tee
Miss jas lRalsCp, L CsInmaek KY j Newman
Art; 1sf + + Smith la; ] N Smith aud lady, Z
Gen sN Cole, Isa; s M Buster u Sann1ars5
R Ales; q NJ Hardy, Aas; w IN aaps!
Asas ksen leseap, Ga; q = Wllftes Miss Il 2 Wood.
Ie@Ns. 4 Racine, has 81 81 Sesfel and lady, Aiss:7
tsssa 4 ia y r Paxton, II Il johnson. IA 4 In
Stansz, G q AIadowR. Mlsa. 10 ~
= 9aSsE IAs; N nriaopl Iii Ehsrsiige
BtnIe.
!. 5tilkAs HqIe1. " s @ TFsnlninr, Col
q VI ~ In n kSaEiap5 ana Coast r n
N asss,ss A assslesS , 4 Baltyvii; i S Ilabes BH
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29

.ienn. 81 Nv 5sasis, ii j f9eaa, II Richardson, 1eS;
/ j n (snseior. VI II sshier and lady q w Amory, Z
4 Satgsbarg Texas II 4 Richardson. u w Doyle, Dr
| NsfsckeF. It Tempiatun ara lady, G Shay, La Nv B
Stewart, Hiss; d g ChaRplin, Tenn; S Wright,
loxas; + q yillians. Miss Fhes Wagner, Mexico;
TsIones Ala: u Afcyll. nr y Mcesill, VS. C; Miss
C0ckilf, Tenn; a Barrow, Mrs A Barrow. Mrs Ed
Higgins II; d Ripley, N =; j Summers, II Mar
8ghall u Greswell. G A F6urnet, l. p Fournet, A S
5Dusossas Y Colletf, Jr, Lai Capt j = Harris com
manding Morehouse Fencihles; II Ward Texas;
u A Stebbins, Tenn; "A w Ragsdon, La; G W Com
fort, Miss; A LSiack, w NJ Chapman, Chas Mesea,
u N silbonrne, Ia Perkins and lady, W D Hatch,
VA; Crimes, q G d Grimes, m G; p Malone, Ten:
e 4 Iabuzan, a 4 Weir, x Mueir, G d Jordan, A
G Hearsley; Il Baldwin, @ e Thorbnrn T F Archer,
Il Y Archer, Texas; ] Sewell, ] NJ Hockey;
a q Armstrong, TEX; ] n Smith, La; r w Halsey,
Ri Lawrence, Miss; u A Shules, I1a; N Smith
a ] Hetrick, PAS G Hanlbliss, La + Hamilton. p
A Noise, CAPT " N Levy Natchitoches; N L Gal
lett, New Orleans.
ST. LouIs HorEn.-.L B Porter. j S Perkins, E
Gross, Miss "a Bush, Miss L Bush La; VIM Wilkins,
Ala: A Thihadsaux, La; W GraBenhorst, o;
Mrs N Riyes, Ia; Gao whitman, Covington: o
Geiomes de U Fitzgerald, D II Gourdam. j Collins,
/ Richard. a Z Rightor Dr. Ford, Mrs Carre, A K
Josephs, N o; d ID Avery. A McColanr j S Wilson
La; D 2 Upson; N O; A Il Cage, n Collins, E Gro
per, La: y Rees, N u \; Il Hitchcock, Texas Mrs q
Wright, Texas Capt Bausle, La; Lieut. Pritch-
ard, Il A Notion, J Williams, Ga; w R de Fer
rennos and family, Mexico IF NJ de 0laginhei, NJ
Guadalope, Miss Par Ferreros, Hiss Loreiz, Pedro
9iloretz. Alherto Lnretz, Mexico; c Davenport and
lady, Miss Kate Davenport.
Sr. JAMES HoTEI, Thos TWeedy, W w Smart,
N g Reagan, p + Mathews, Il j Smart Jas Davis
sJ ID Chatman, u S Blackman, La; w Il Courtney,
Texas; JAS ] Battle, Ark; Dr O Blakeney, S G; Til
IS Speer, w r Seayer, Texas; John Sanders, La;
j B Roberts, KY: A G Carter Miss III Carter Miss;
y A Moore, Il B Lettle, w G Carnes, Texas John
Hard, J Smith, Ky; w Jones, j ] Baxter, Va; r.
Cole, La; s r HoIlingsworth, r G Wright, Texas
q Stratton, w M Harrison, NJ Reed, j P Dale, A
70 B Me Galien, Ark; n d Saunders, n j Holbrook,
Dr q 10 Berry, B. + Bryran, D Q Montan, La; L B
T w Smith, La; Smith Darnell and lady, Miss Hop.
kina Mrs Stone, NJ Hart. Texas; bf S Davis, Miss
9 Davis, Miss Hall Nv; % Settle, Tex; Z Trisehe,
y Shirley, R 3 sadler, Texas; L S Bearce; r NJ
Lyvy, Tn.
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SEEREFF2S SALES.


HEBRAIS DOMINIQUE VS. THE
THIRD DISTRICT IoURTl FRENCH MUTUAL BENEVO.
OF New Orleans LENF ASSOCIATION OF JEF.
II L VIRTUE OF writ Of fiari fpcTas 4o
- directed by the Honorable the Third District Coft Of
New Orleans in the entitled cause will proceed tn
sell at public ancon at the City Hotel Common street be-
tEeSn IanI and Marianne tnees on SATURDAY, 18th day
erty, to wit N P-'P
CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND, ~,
together with he buildings and Improvements thereon a
rights wats privileges and appurtenances therennto .
longing OF IN huy wise appertaning uae in The -Four Dis
,rs! Gate Sty Of Lata e'tt of the New Orleans
Foltyfour on plan dawn by B. Buisv0n SURVEYOR and
designated by le same number plan drawn ulfis q
DrenX, dAed May u, 1853 and dsposed plan in the
office Of John French Cofev, No aY Public which square
or block OF ground bourhed By Nnh Harmony Jersey and
Laurel streets. SAID piece portion of g5o6d forms The
of Ninth End Laurel and Harmony and IHnreI
and "a feet inch front said Ninth street "a feel
inches from Harmony street. by denh and front on
Laurel street of JIG feet inches and y depth Of 25 fee
inches on he side line next to erey street. agreeahy 10 laid
PLAN which described piece portion of pa
OF large half purchased by the said French Mutual Renevo
lent Association Of lecrson from arse Brheaud by an
act passed before ohm French Coey Moray Public in t
city, on tie 25h IF October 1858. " ~
Seized In the above suit.
TE.MS-Cash GU the spot
p. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of he Parish of Or1sous
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ARTICLE xxt11.
Tas 3smGp and respective nFesse: Of the parties this

ioai.....s.... l00D0 81 Lon
Thus doNe and he city New Orleans
this day. month and first above cn in presen Oh
Marcel ~ DucroS and Antoine Conand esse awfp ag
expressly required and domieilated IN this city hersnts
The original signed J: B. sI.Aws0G and others.
--=+ III. r. nuGROS. '5ss
+ - A. CoEAND. ~
EDWARD BARNETT, Eotary Pus,io.
Ieettify tha oregoipe be copy
tsnt in my Current Register S
New Orleans, 18th June 1890.
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
Of Orleans, cees that foregoing ChartsY has been I'M
day recorded in Society BeoF No. H. fSiio 4I4
z New Orleans. 18th June 1880
lea9 lt@wSt Oh As DARoANTsl., Deputy Recorder.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29
5gtlatille yl,teIIlgfllte.

SS Monday Morning, april ~, 1861 4
Cleared Saturday.
stearasfip Texas Fowler, for Indianola via Calves
Steamship Louisiana, Kiirby. for Indanola and La
| yacca, Goldenbow y Lesparrt
Steamer Il Fairehild, Faacett. for louisville,
r Bell& &cc
Steamer Crescent City, ThornDurg, f fsE Mobile, 4 q
Span ship Valparaiso, sola. for Barcelona, \
Castillo & Harispe
| Baxter, Lowell Geo
| Span bark Maipo, Casahella, for Barcelona,
! Castillo 4 Harispe
Span brig Polar, Francesca, for santander,
Avendano Bros
Cohen NJ soria
schr sarah Cole. Boghitch, for Pensacola.
sehr CAPT spedden, Martinez, for Mobile,
Huntington & Bro
sehr Maurice Guichard. Wilson, ~ Mobile,
sohr Alcfope, Guragny, for Mobile, 1 Fash &co
sehr Marie Christie, Sanchez, for Mobile,
schr LeaItad FIaret, for Mobile, Huntington i BIO
.schr Mary Magdaline, copella, for Mobile,
Huntington 4 Bro
schr Jessie Richards, for Pensacola, " NJ Grant
Arrived Saturday.
Brit bark Pantoleon, Flood I'm Liverpool 9th Feb
tfHafy, 10 hhtil, BenaGnl &c0-Pnlnt.
Bark Laura, Pierce, fin Portau- Prince, Hayt 18th
inst, in ballast, to G w Hynson &co- I'd
dist, %.
sehr y s Lee, Gorson, II days I'm New York, to
g AG ynson eco "a dist, 80.
Steamboats,.
Fanny BuIlitt, Tilghman, I'm Louisville.
Il ~ sKennett, Keach, I'm st Louis.
Arkansas, Perry, fm Fort Smith,
Texas, Stinde, fin Jefferson
Elmira, Stlnson, FIN Grand River
Alabama, Boardman FIN Mobile.
Towboat Hercules. LaPlace, from the Passes =
toWed down and 70 sea on the 18th inst,
hrigs Paeca and Esperanza, and to the bar
ships Golden Cross and e A Hall-brought
up bark Pantoleon and schr s Lee.
Steam tug Tnscarora, Warren. FIN the Passes
toWed downand I'd sea on the 25thins schrs
Althea and H Blackman- brought up bark
Laura.