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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-11

EFFECT OF SUBSTITUTION OF GOVERN
oHf MENT CIRCULATION. II
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-11
NAW EI - M.
DRUGS.

IF YOU WISH TO KNOW WHERE TO GET
L pure, fresh, and reliable Drugs and everything
onnectcd in drug business, l would refer Yon
10 ii. j. SCHIAEPEER, DruP0ist-1I ~ o5 corner
Main and scOUuu streets, W ere you can get tho
best assortment of Drugs, Perfumeres, Pomades,
Hair OIL, Combs and Brushes. That is also the
best place to get your Prescriptions filed You
get them filled there at any hour, by day
night. sepl2
lust RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE AND
y splendid assortment OF pure Drugs, cemPris-
ing all the preparations just coming into use,
thereby giving physicians all new medicines COM
ing info use valuable to save the lives Of your
nsighbors and friends So bring your prescriptions
to II. J. SCHLAEPFERS
sep New Drug Store.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-11
GROCERS.
A Lecture for oung Men,

lust PUBLISHED, PRICE CENTS A NEW
d edition of the late DIR. CULVERwELLs
CELEBRATED LECTURE, on the abuse Of the
Reproductive Powers, inducing Debility, Nervous
ness, Consumption, Epilepsy Mental and Physical
Ineapaeity, &c. The radical mode Of treatment,
seithout medicine is fully explained, so as 20 enable
every to be bis own physician at the least poss
BILE expense. .'f....
"a BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS
sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any ad-
dress, pos paid, receipt Of SIX cents, or two
postage stamps. Address the publishers,
CHI J. G. KLINE 4 co,
IT Bowery, New York. Post Office box, 1885.
noVs 3m
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tsTs.l NJ 4. ~ 49, l.s 08f9 4
8lbtr aItflllaeata., !
,ss SO orrics, No.7aoAsr s7nnxx. !,

ut 4VEnsqsNf orrlcn, Nc. 10 8Asr s1nrx, /,
The river opposite the city still keeps I'M. and
renders it unconfortab for pedestrians who nave
business on the levee assnearIy all the pankine On
the wharfs below Gustomhouse are submerged by
the water, and boats are compelled to erect stag
ing for the purpose Of receiving and discharging
cargses. n 80 20 ~
The regular steamer. Laurel Hill, being detained
rom coming in yesterday as usual, and not having
ams e discharge concluded to lay over until this
morning, when she will leave positively at 8
o'clock Tor Fort Adams and all intermediate land
ings. sS s. a
me great Natchez, Capt, Leathers, will. il moth
,ne nappens, pc 81 her landing this morning, to
leave Tomorrow at 5 O'Clock P. M.
The favofits Attakapas steamer Il. D. Hiue has
changed her day Of departure. She leaves this
afternoon atsb O'Clock P. NJ. for Attakapas, via
Piaquemine.
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!, The magnificent passenger steamer Twilight,
Capt. Burlington, arrived yesterday morning from
ouaohita, and is noYfoading former return trip To-
morrow. Shippers, this is the only boat IN port
for. Camden pnd all landings on the Onachita, SO
send forward your freight.
In al, probability our friends ness VII IL hnd at the
leyes this morning TIE fayorite steamer y a. Cot
ted, Capt. Baranco, to load for Memphis. She
HAS increased her fame for comfort and all things
necessary for a first-class steamer BY her last
trip hence to Memphis, and no doubt her passen
ger list will be full previous to her leaving, as ad
yertised tomorrow evening at o'clock, for the
vsame destination. ~ s7ssf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CoMrrRULLElt's OFFICE, CRY y Alii
New Orleans, March 10, 1867
Mr..
tNDRDTN nro

saB r'eaG s 3D. oSs
%s;s;ts lin" IN tie Tie sa s,s me s s
sy thirty .a he Will sell a. aucS Ky tine ss.
nd saps ssf i e
tbs appsess lssson q CANNON Ynnsi Cana. s,r,.
=, ~ Se,on Ws e. h"rss
on ssoSas srs efon E Mh
aonss street, 4, ia s"s ,n via
s ssSs lie & CANAL
.l ,ts a. Of s. ,, Ghs,ss p .s
1s tfte soa'"acsr to eonsi1nfs ,sesh
sRa j. ns
ssE MHs"%s 1as Gns 81
s 81 Of n yso1 pns 's iss'
fP% , s Rssss sf'Ss Es
f BY p o
aia At DISTANCES On he of,he sais .,S
sss re faa hs s S a
ss ssa Re S The stSs
Ire saS e Ct. the ss cty
sts racks ss. VIA saas
iSses wh and t. ne nie s City
ss oss s" h. the Tssy
mules and than hoFs or mule be T5sa sses car
1ass s1ai ne S,ts"
Y @
until midnight The speed ofIhe shall NOT exceed SIN es
ssa ss DAY ss ~ I
s1s ssss II 'fssh se
ss as;s + sss
Saf s s pnfs s
n n ss 'F to s
sy he 9 ne @ + ala sa s T.
s his to pay t@ the same the s h be ]
pasrs up, and he Phes for psssing down, a.
o;sf III sns I sS liz s4 ns4 s s s
b. eon,ple!su year after; 49,, .,soo
said roads sens n,Ebar Of ns eF
pf aos s s aG oss as sd and
ri abo ste required for the
NV ossn, shall a not BE 5s
thereon either or the c9 repn or
10 The contractor shall furnish goed and solvent
dollars the faithful performance q III
distance between these points shall not exceed five cents
The sonss.er shs saosss I'd nis ,s es
y s ,
i hell sq s @ sp III ss & hs
begin finish said roads part thereof within
pts s
putting the in default required by article l9a OIL me
tYi Code, and without APPLYING to court OF Justice 70 annn
the aud without ndesny and Is also well
or finish complete the In conformity with Con-
tract shall forfeit all claims his have
the by him the date Of the abandon
md the shall be thereby discharged and released
liability therefor md is also well understood
that abandonment by the such
by the Common Council the CRY OF
New Orleans shall the right tho contract al the
peril the and his securities IN solido
SEC Is shall the party osrig The
privilege and the shall be paid fol
lows the wit: OBefh In cash epipg the
City Notary, and the balance two three
for given by the purchaser and endorsed TO the
Satisfaction of the Finance Committees and bearing interest al
a | six cent. annuni.
6 The said railroads. fixtures and heir
shr revert to the city az the OF said twenty years
pivg valuation TO be asceaiLed by two d!sneestet
persons, by the and the ohe By
. The city and in the Of disagreement 10 said va!na
said persons ,hus appointed, third party
shall he appointed by Of The District Courts The
decision thereby bad TO be final.
fSgnedl j. MAGIONl,
President of Assistant Aldermen.
fSgnedl - @=ai q y s. r. DEf.ABaHRE,
II g President, pro TEN, Board Of Aldermen.
fsgnedl JOHN r. MONROE, Mayer.
A true copy. VS.. PErfINGlIL., Secretary
\ Notice ii hereby given MONDAY. April q 1852
will sell office IL o'clock NJ the above right of
the highest bidder. Y
e. nib 32t U. w. CuLBEkTUN, Comptroller
Ent5pr JFpta GrrJr )
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BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Laurel Hiil-s2
hhils sugar CT Buddecke &coA35 do p Durrive Y
co-2S do Stewart g. James-10 do B Turpln-2O
40 A O. Marrionaux-l4 do Hays a. Sanders-47 DO
20S bhls molasses P A Giraud &co-25 do Wright
& Allen -1sO Menard b Vignaud - 80 Stewart u
80 hhds sugar y Allan-2o do 81 Shift &co-oSos 90
n 7RrurnE8 do 40 bbls molasses5 Roman, Olivier
Gco996 do M Rasha--33 hides y W Bnrbridge
COZ do to }order--6 bbls molasses Trosclar y
Roid-8 bbls whisky j NJ Halt ~ do rum Lauve Il
sLeBlane-l5 do b Shift Gco--50 bales nay ana sun
dries to order II y On
s@seC CAMDEN Per steamer Twilight IL SKIS peas
W B Clark-S seks bacon F Pnredhome - 9o0Q
slaves R Barrow bbls lard 24cks bacon A I'll
NAV &co-I0 Skis peas Davis 81 Jenkins-300 SACKS
cotton seed NJ Fisk-l0 do wheat peas6 scks
potatoes Holond- ~ bills hf do whisky = mas as
apotatoes6 bbls potatoes 2 hhds bacon lot bulk 90
toorder. &R w stgsss,z 81 gssss24sss4 eF&s's 'a-
+ PONTCHARTRAIN-Pe steamer Eliza G-2s
ties hid bacon 1913 SKIS peas "a seeks potatoes
Lloyd-l Dbl talloG Phelps u jones' hhds bacon
[ 3 bbls SOAP Cope s. phslps-9 hhds bacon q pXs 90
JH Duripe- go bbs rs hf do molasses Roman, Oii-
yier, &co-2S bbs potatoes 292 scks corn lfzoo
hoop poles 1000 lbs bacon 100 bales hay 20 pes q
Pheips-sundries to order. ,s.ssas ss~aaS4s 4ts.e
ATTAKAPAS-Per steamer D Hue-5o hhda
sugar Darby d Tremoulet--67 do Bellocq, Noblom
6eo-25 do E Shift tEco--a2 do p A Giraud 300
90 do j W Burbridge eco SO do r Hare-s3 bbis
molasses Bellocq, Noblom hco--5O do 81 hides
Hare-75 hides " 3 Leyerich &co-l00 scks corr
s. Sanchez rs scks coffee and sundries to order
LOWER COAST Per steamer Diana-ls hhds
Eugar NJ A DIE do p Cazenave-6 do A Mit
enberger &co-40 bbls moasses Carroll Hoy &c'
E-32 sks rice to order. syss
lsSC OAST-Pers Eloide--66 bales hay to order
4 Co ST-Per schr Louisa - 30 bbls molasses tt
/
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Louisiana seaotng .Mactstae Go.
CAPITAL 900.

Company being formed under the Of the Legis
aure of Louisiana authorizing interpretations of its ctzan
the object of which Company is anuactnre Machines under
patents granted Grover Baker, Howe Others The cap
ita has been fixed at the of FIVE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS, divided into shares of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS each The and title Of this Company shall be
+ THE LOUISIANA SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
Parties wishing take stock in this enterprise which prom
se large dividends the Investment and the retention
of capital in midst obtain further information at the
office of the Eagle Cotton Gin C mpany 81 ST. Charles
Subscription books the will be open the Office
GOTTSCHALK & MAGNEI Nctariet Prb,ie. mig 2p1tdWui
anew ORLEANS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
Situated Common street, opposite the Charity Hospital
Rag Course of Lectures in this Institution will
s-5f '--
Thursday, the 18th November, 1850,
andterminatein The latter part Of March, 1851,
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Sc ssoN. rns 4, preva,led II Il a,n
4 phls az that Andrew johnson ma baen
shot nd Elsd IN Nashyilla N, tSst NJ.
nssa VIE killed ha had made good hiy escapa. Il
Mt trne nov, profanity III mi u acme - thasa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-04

One of Gem Bragg's Fsnsacola Regiments 1t il
said, now 10 camp in Kentucky, get their water in
Tennesses and drill IL Virginia. They ire right in
ne corner.
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GoarrHetLER's OFFICE,
z. City hall, March y, 1862. s

lNo. 59dS.j .
oa
hs Astsy Be a'as III e. eas" e Of
g n1 AK Sags1 FOR s. ss ie ss
days notice in The oiea Journal te lease Of The
c he Mas nc sS
s g. The he i 90 % st ID the g 5 ssaS
jscti.n Of the Common Council;
Y hs SwR s s 9 ss hGs
sde Of the Street shall b dug BY the contractor and shall
S R .hss 81
BE- ed and graded b. he sonsctor according to the
grades to be given the City Surveyor hight Of least
and hsll pe az L yath twenty iest in
afsss ss inches 1ss placed and roisd
uehes il thickness shall then be placed
siy f mai saq Ike Whole s hsas
opesd and nd made s s shall BE- fully * sses
contractor shall have the right plce toll.
n Ea the same the i9o og Ss;t tolls
Esr syery fead # cattle, horse mule eeass: ~
Nj vehicle drawn BY twohorss horse kind whether
vehicle b res horses horse
sead dtas %
ii other isnss d be placed hs inc road
AIT g. The shall begin the work In
the sixty days following the approval The adjudication tue
Common Council, and to complete the
ART g. The shall furnish good
rfty in the Of thou and dollars
pc formance his said subject 10
the approval of the Common Council.
ART T. 1t is well understood that neglect failure
by the contractor to u I'LL OF the foregoing spulaions,
the Common Council shall have The
without putting th deat required by Article
1905 of the Civil Code, and wi ont applying jus
tce annul the and without
well understood that in case the shall any u
to keep the road in good repair
at nj h the SAID shall forfeit he may have
to said road and that the city shall hight 10 resell
for account and risk of the and
curity. 7ef '' a''''''"" ~ ~ ~
The said road shall revert to the city the expiration
of said twenty years. privilege. IL, -
~. tsgned] s. p. DELABARRE
~ President pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen,
= lSigned1 JULES BENT, 80. %
" President pro tenn. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March 30 1862
tSignedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
Notice Is hereby given that THURSDAY, the 10th April
1862 will sell at my Office IL o'clock the above right
of way to the highest bidder, for cash
m22 lit w. CUaBERTsoN Comptroller.
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Attosney {seneTaI 1uck Of Virginia, gives the
sItsIans which y I'D law that oatmasters
axsE sxympt from duty. But wshear ii is
s6s The General, whenever.
~ I'm sss "a point omen and men too III,
iskts tco a. ~ service NJ the Geld, whenever,
= party, s7enng and able
hoasea w. lodged re ~ post facs u escape
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The following resolution, adopted by the Assist
amt Board, was concurred in, as recommended in
the foregoing report: - - = e. ~
Assouton authorizing the contractor for draining
chine GENTLY road thIr Wolff drain
the Broad street Canal the city paying him for said work
Yeas Messrs. Cox, Forstai, Huckins, Robin,
Stith and Witz-6. 80 s..
The following resolution, adopted by the As
sstant Board, was read twice and concurred in,
the rules being suspended: ~ e
resolution authorizing the Committee subsste TO
place their the of mothers and ssteso vol
active good proof that they
dependent the services Of said volunteers for support
Yeas :SMessrs. Cox, DeLabarre, Forstall, Huck-
ins Robin, Stith and Wiltz-7. re- e, '4' X
On motion, the Board adjourned to Tuesday next,
at 6 O'Clock, P. NJ.
. CHAS. CL AIBORNE, Secretary
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q a few sonthern ladies' visiting in Europe, from
Icuisianasand Alabama, have forwarded sl7oO to
The e Ladies' Relief y In Mobile
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The unemployed laborers in Liverpool were
making demonstrations, but had been peaceably
Dispersed by the police. 4
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The following Communication was read:
- y fisi BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN }
~ tl4sz 81 New Orleans, March 20 1862. :

New Orleans, March 20 1862.
To the Honorable President and Members
OF the Board of Aldermen:
GentlemenI have the honor to inform that the follow
ing resolutions ordinance, adopted by able body
concnrred in by the Board of A. sant Aldermen,
l. A resolution "anhorizng the Surveyor to
bridges TO RECONSTRUCTED ACROSS Broad street GanGi
q resolution "nuthorZmg the Comptroller to adudca.e
contract for digging tail for the London Canal
from the draining machine TO the swamp"
- resolution antnorzing the Surveyor to have wooden
crossings laid Eapade street. the northeast
Roman street, Third District, ~ etc ,e5l, g,5--,
Aresoluirn that Street Commits ioner have wooden
At the of ceitan streets in The First
Dtstriet with Common s.ree.n
3 resolution directing the Street Commissioner to have
sts lamps placed Chippewa So eet Fs- b : a y
~ ofaManee Concerning the privilege Of the right of
Aafigny Canal to Iaake Pontchartrntn ~ -
resolutions Of
ltom new 1oeras Bayou
saphe ana That our delegation In o.ress Ia rennesad
~ assistance for the OF said road from tbe
Comic ate Congress, ;, " '"'u to"u ifoL '''e
The amendment OF honorable body nv .tr,,, out
the third and last part of resolution Of this Resr @
yidng means for famiesof absent volunteers In
Cured in 5gs - st,S5 =, - was CON
W. resolution Of honorable body hxin tn. amo,,
cusances who shall have been mustered State service
amandmsns by inserting the words from The city II
New Orleans" to read, for the support The wife o the
volunteer from the city Of New Orleans needy eirc1 STAN
ces,'i etc. S5.+aF q =
~ Respectfully, rssrtsa.5t-.-a 55 49, Ia.
Your oi,edlants seryant
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s WoN'F ADvAacE TiIL Ararn. The Washington
ccFse apDndeht ~ the Nsw Z ork Evening Post ID.
faat biz statements ass true ID regard to the
ssctsIon " the council u the Federal Generals
hi Yard movement FL saws I'D
eonurll Teferred N defined thatit would Nj IL
tp dvauce tI Aprll. Tie ruaaoes Il stbs
ssss fayofine NJ advance are cor rectly stated.
Z fsi coaz.spRIlas what respect ii the con
slsSsas Goternsneilt sinia d thabsof the United
sastas AnsssIte ..sar makes merry 81 tie
nsbsl IA iofTaer Merrinac; j fnsrrxi
I! fAe u AL latter \ q
s NE TN sd,ieus public to say that the per
sssor h MI iisss = \ .s u
lnza 0FasIczas Hsslai The Memphis
! I. eha Of the lat saYs: h n
r. Sfgs zBe Z0tsst pom the reception 81
n Insssage TO Congress on the snbieet III
We learn that eightaen Federal Off
AaSigned their commissions and returned
lsAfll tilis facts from private letter,
a4z5x 9fn source entitled tofall credenee IT.
ss tsa4ssa 70 one Of our best ana most dis.
W I'd citizens, vi Is S -
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{
ERASMUS D. sFENNER, NJ D., Professor Of Theory ana
AUSTIN FLINT, NJ, D., Professor Clinical Medicine
Medical Pathology.
n.ANTHoNY:A. PENSION, d. D.. Professor of Anatonys
AUSTIN FLINT Jr., NJ. d. Professor Of Physiology
Microscopy. 10 49, Us l'+
SAMUEL P CHOPIN, NJ. D., Professor of Clinical ant
Operative Surgery.
CORNELIUS BEARD, NJ. D., Professor of Principle
Of Surgery and Surgical Pathology.
D. WARREN RRICKELL, NJ D., Professor of obstetrc
and Diseases of Women.
}ISAAC L. CRAWCOUR, N. d. Professor Of Chemistry
HOWARD SMITH. NJ. D., Professor of Matera Medca
Therapeutics 775- y
H. D.sCHMIDT, NJ. D., Demonstration of Anatomy.
Tho Dsecting Rooms will be opened the October
Clinical instruction will be given daily of the Char
y Hospital three times the College Dspensary
The Faculty Of this Institution the duly elected
Visiting Physicians and Surgeons of the Charity Hospital
according to late Act Of the State Legislature shall at ali
times the Hospital the purpose
ing Pupils practical Illustration subjects they
teach" ss.s-.zs 80. ..a5~'. ~
The Board of Administrators elect annually In April twelve
Resident Students who furnished board and lodging in the
Hospital and tho Students of this School equally eligible
to this place with any others.
The great of the Faculty to impar thoroughly prac
ical knowledge ofall the branches of Medicine. 5-
Dissecting material Is abundant nominal No
charge for attendance at the Hospital.
Amount of Fees for the full Course of Lectures Sl03 90
Naturalization Fee paid but once) 90
Dissection Fee 10 90
Graduating 26 90
For any further information address
E. D. FENNER, N. d., r.. -
b. Dean of the Faculty,
- go Carondeet street.
New Orleans. August 1852 --, ar25 Wit
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Y S@-' 4p'2-' st'7 OourrKoLLER'B orrrCn,
City Of New Orleans, July I, 1855.
- -e-z. zzs.r, mo 2l29.l g. }s'& : a-elst-y
I'D ESOLVED; Thnf the COmptruIler Ee sind
~ he Hereby authorized and required by
standing advertisement in tho official Journal aceordase
With the ninth aecon Of ordinance No 1al approved Mach
80 1854 the C2unon will not bill against the city unless
contracted under authority Of oer FROM the U5fnDtroa
aceesdsnee with the osd'nhnor rsfsGred to.
fsigneGi : e IL TRACY,
President BoNri Of Assistant kldssHsp, re
tSiknedl L. s. PLACE
- RTas.a8at Raasd OF klialMnE.
Approved April 2s, 1855.
f8ignsdl JOHN L. LEWIS. Mayer.
ssttsntion the city and OF on s Ia r
specially called to the foregoing resoluti6n. :
- 4 D r. # -" go ' s5 @. w. CUIBERTS6N, -7'
jyl6u 9, - Comptroller City Of New Orleans,
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81 EsfJsntiy ths Lincoln Gdyernnent Il uupratefnl.Ss
after nv Harble Nash Taylor has traitor
ixed tM1tgh u sink hia stupid little soul away
bey1nd damp Ion 0r thB hope Of redemption,
the Rt Washing ton have most shame
July that great man, and most unjastly
iRnoTed hf immense elsims as Governor elect ofs
IN Az II 81 Hasteraa ;hy thH tumuitans acclama.
tz1I f bFty three White men and half the half:
sbssn8 y gentleman pposed I'd be not more than
halt White, hut fully thirds drunk, AZ indeed
were t6 ma5efity ef the Hegefend gentleman,s in.
t2IliS ent constituency upon that Important and
na0aR2atpu6 0GcaafnE. Wilmington journal, se
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Sc Rhs GineiAnati papers quote North and sont,
tarclinaS Iepnessee. Georgia and Alabama moneg
psr cert. discount. !,
sS Ginpinnat Money don stand quite 50 fair even
esshAt hers re worth abont ten cents bnshhl,
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aE x11 sf N rRovosT MARSH 1.-THE did,.
fevost Afarala general ana local, res5
general poles IF the army, and en-
follo wing sabj ects
6arp eseiol At raniing and depredations, ara
alls EaNfs and 1iatIr bances; preser vation 81
ND1d faer and suppression of Drunkenness ba.s
aiIaits ~ the camps prevention 81 atrap.
f1fAg ~ sthe marc a OPPRESSION Of garnbllnr
lcnaes houses q barrooms and brothels;
a hotets markets, and places
4 Of paklio am1sement; searches. aeizuraa and AZ.
rssts ST. seation 81 Aenfences IL general courts-
martial inapTisDnrnent orcapItaI punish
nent eMant 0f ordsrasp prohibiting the sale
of AieatjngS HAHogs whether by tradesrnens or
antlstss III ordeTs respecting passes deserters
tram m enemy Il prisoners Of war taken from tile
ming aafegu passes to citi-
S4ge yIthln ths lines and for purposes Of trade;
sgplaanse o. citizens as to the conduct of the
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4, The following communication was referred to
the Einanna 5Gnmmittnn


TO HE Honorable Com non Couutil:s R
the limited accommodation The Free Market for
there entitled by their situation
cure The number Of Such persons an ssormed IL
large enough 70 make The sub eet very seons aues
sympathy Of the community. 10 know that any large
Of s T. suffering FOR the @ Of life
the do itpe enough tonspire with profound re-
ge and while effort should be spared bring
engags we hoad no sxpsd;en 10 avert The saifsrng
winch of tho times bring the doors #
psied those 81 war
and in nggravaed by the paral of trade and
done q nods them Ind 9 hsr adans VIII ~ am
informed embers of The committee presiding the Free
or whom no provision can now Be- made may be By
esab shing 40 additional Free Market be
In this many deserving families who are
bow entIely suppor ba readily supplied For
which rs been so emphatica exhibited md SUD-
plying the exisng MAJ ke will permit al in
port have been requested TO call your tsnon this sns
and 70 before you the suggestions embodied in this
Should these suggestions fayoraby received and cosun,
mated III the OF new Free Market would
person. am henas Marres 70 STATE e'19 hs
he will ehee1fny 70 presae the arrang
many dfeuiss soad be a5va,ed and the possb i
confusion wold be ayoded bang designed that new
below Canal street. while the existing should remain
fo the benefit Of the aboye hat street It is like
wise suggested that the Fruit Market would for the
thaf yo viii concur with me in recognizing the inport
ance Ct speedy aco on this in order that the neces
ties of thoss parsons who now exposed suffering may
promptly relieved. AT the time, you par
as III M = e III t. aNe
manifested in the cause of humanity and charity apart
from those additional prhens and obligations which they have
exhibited 30 mucn readne TO assume in the
Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-04

The train will upon sufficient notice sos nj tie zen
lilly Station Fare Is cents each Parties desiroua
Being landed the Station notify the Conductor prior
he departure of the train. 81. - ls
, pAt,DRIiy, ,tcDt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-04

sTMEET CUM,N K 2s--OF L..
TSEIRD DISTRICT puUED.-Was brou ght
to the Third District Pound, oodchildren
Cloue and Louisa strees, estray--
One bay pony l3 hands high white the right hind
marks brands visible.
Which If claimed within Eve days and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold public auction said Pound
SATURDAY Al rii s. 1852. 1T 10 O'Clock A. NJ
New Orleans, March 81, 1851.
J. MILL ON RELF, Street Commissioner. Il
j, Registered March 81 1862.
-. b. W. HEBRARD,
Deputy Comptroller