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Ainel anttUiae.as.
cRxsoEsr or.,cn, No; e Ger sf ,a!n

EREScSH 0rylcH, 10 GkHr sfRkEt
III y. = Monday March "a, 1862
Fer the week ending Friday noon the weather
has been quite variable 1t has been generally
cold, cloudy, and Mt times rainy. On Saturday
strong northwest wind prevailed, which made it
quite unpleasant for those whose business required
| their presence out of doors. .5
We cannot say much of the activity of business
on the Levee during the past week. Many boats
have arrived with but poor loads; but, on Satur-
day, some stir was made on the I.evee and all the
boats, except the Era No.. A, which were adver-
tised, got off with good, paying trips, and espe-
cial1y the Natchez for Vicksburg, and the ]. A.
Gotten, for Memphis.
The river has risen inches since our last report,
and is now foot below high water mark, In a
good many places along the misunderstanding the
water is even with the planking.
The receipts during the week of our leading
products amounted to :Ga2 bales cotton; ESQ hhds.
and 654 bbls. sugar; 6760 bbls. molasses hhds.
tobacco; SOC bbs. flour 22t5 sacks corn 1888
sacks wheat 5eS sacks oats. ..a..4
The fayorite steamer Ferd. Kennett, Can't.
Briefly, arrived on Saturday from Memphis, with
full cargo, but it consisted of return sugar and
molasses, destined for Memphis. We are informed
that considerable quantities of grain and other
produce were on the hanks of the river awaiting
transportation to this city, but in consequence Of
the returned freight of the kennett, she was com
PEELED to refuse. From news above we may ex
pect the steamer Clara Dolsen in to-day Or to-mor
row with fine load of produce The Ferd. Ken
| nett will leave on her return trip to Memphis to-
| morrow afternoon at 5 O'Clock. Shippers, hurry
up your freight.
The steamers Magnolia, Pargoud and Peytona
have laid up, waiting for something to do.
The regular coast boats arrived yesterday, as
usual with full loads. ~o..G."
The steamer Era No. 4, Capt. Kouns, being una
voidaby detained, will certainly leave this after
noon at 5 o'clock for all landings on Red river.
LAUREL HILL PoR BAYOU SARa.-The regular
and superior O. s. mail passenger packet Laurel
| Hill, Capt. s. Heno, commander, and Mr.. George
1 Wilkinson, clerk, leaves at O'Clock this evening
for Baton Rouge, Bayou Sara and all intermediate
landings.
l, MARY 4. FOR LAFoURcHE.-The splendid pas
senger steamer Mary T., Capt A. Dugas, com
mandsr, leaves usual on her regular trip at Ia
o'clock this day for Lafourche, taking freight for
all landings. sS1+
GIN. BEAURBaARD FOR OUAcH1rA RIvER.-This
great favorite of passengers and shippers will
leave at O'Clock tLs afternoon for all landings on
| the Ouachita as far up as Camden. Our friend
| Capt. Len. Moore, commands, and Mr.. Samuel
Whyte does the honors to passengers. IA 5ln,as
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Aeaielp If tbs Alarksts.
OEHscEsr orrtcE, No. 70 CANE STREET,
Saturday Evening, March %, 1862.

I
Corros. I'VE have not heard Of . sale to-day.
I TOBACCO. Nothing reported.
\ SUGAR. :. The market is extremely dull and the
sales are confined to about 800 hhds at prices too
irregular and unsettled for quotations.
4 McLAssEs. The sales are confined to 500 bbls.
at 13c. for Fermenting and LOO. y gallon for Prime
Reboiled. IA E NJ M @
FLouR. (. The sales are confined TO retail trans
actions as sls@sls so for superAne and $40 o Dbl
for Extra.
Com. ..62A sacks White, in bad order, sold al
81 As, 4And 1850 sacks Prime White, in store, al
81 80 y bushel.
RYE. About 100 sacks sold at 70 U bnshel
BACON. The retail demand il supplied at &c.
for Shoulders 2sc. for Hams and 500. y for Clear
SideE
PORK. Mess is retailing al $l5@ s50F Dbl.
I BHHF. \. Prime is retailing at $50 so and Mess
st ss7 so 9 Dbl.
LARD. The retail demand is supplied at $50.
for terces and 25c. y b. for kegs.
WHskr 7. The retail demand for old (Bourbon
and Monongahela) has been supplied at 81 7o@s2
and Rectifed made from Louisiana Rum, at 81 20
lou rs y gallon. ,5 4s
Nothing else reported.
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q. Arrived Yesterday,
Steam boats
Frolic, Weble, I'm Williamsport.
Receipts OF Produce.


MEMPHIS Per steamer Ferd Kennet-72 coils
rope to Wimenback-24 do l23 pcs bagging IL
Fcks bacon Harris, Bercier &co-39 pcs bagging ] J
Hyde-20 de l. HARRIS hxs tobacco j l. Mitch
els do Fonchener Myers-6 hhds do Wilson &
Young-3 hhds bacon Davis, Jenkens &co--2 do
fByrne, Vance &co--l2 bbls 10 SKIS shorts So sacks
oats 100 do bran IS kegs krout AZ bbls sc SKIS pota
toes + Hogan--2 bbls -four J Kent 3 DO Hunt.
ington s. Brs-s kgs grease III SKIS oats 8 do pota.
toes bbls whisky 2 hhds IL SKIS peas ls SKIS meal
20 bbls apples to Greve7-92 bbls beefS do lard
1853 SKIS oats l6O do bran Is sks potatoes Kennedy
g&co-1 Dbl lard Carroll, Hoy &co-64l scks corn 81
.sks peas to R Smither 10000 scks corn SO do
oats 50 do bran Black Byington-675 scks corn
ID R Carroll &eo-223 do l0l oats 203 bran bbs
potatoes Is jhhds sugar Anderson Harper rs
tscks corn N Greenwood-sl scks bran H &
Allen &co-367 do Wilson Young 81 Hill
&co-l47 bxs potatoes Ethel Eco Is pkgs
,mdse to j L KOuntz & Bro--39 carbeys acid to
Walker& Snyder-36 pkgs mdse s Brooks-l9 do
H W Newton-4T hf bbls molasses Poindexter eco
rs ties rice L Il E L Levy-3S axis peas to Il A
iHamton-29 hhds sugar Payne, Huntingto &co-2
tbbls q axis peas tierce rice Succo &coTll hhds
sugar to I Il Brerly-l SKIS almonds l4 Ahds SUI
par 595 bbls molasses-sundres to order. gyas
!. SALINE RIVER-Per steamer Morgan Nelson
20 bbls peas and sundres to order. slg
WILLIAMSPORT-Pers steamer Frolic-217 bales
cotton to order-50 bbs molasses D Kelly &co-
go do ] W Burbridge &co-25 hhds sugar Behocq,
Noblom &co--l4 do Roman, Olivier &co--l0 do do
iAugustin q Thibeault-l6 do bbls do 53 hides
Payne, Huntington &co--25 bhs rum Lauve l. Le-
Blanc-Total 2l7 bales cotton 65 hhds sugar 335
bbs molasses.
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arr'.aIon,si:
CONSTABL.E,s SALES.

II = II
sEcosD JsssIoas couns} N. YaUEs BoIsBIANe
3RYfVIKTUE5 1f three vvrifs Of GerI facias
- directed by the Honnabe D. +. MITCHELL Second
Jusce Of the Peace thu Parish of Orleans In the above
entitled suits proceed sell suction the
Of the City Hotel Common street. Camp
Magazine strees FRIDAY 18th day Of March, 1864 u
comply With The termsof he to him on Tue
day Of February 1862 the following described property
viz !: t., Ss958 E8S5 8tEa a 7 SG : sIIss'
a CERTAIN PROPERTY, situated on Bavou Road -
between Broad aud Dorgenois Streets measuring ~ ee
more or less, front Bayou Road strset by LIS feet E
more Or less In deph geher with the Improvements there
consng Of house having roolns two story
trees Of all Kind. vs. 5s I5 i25E ~ -
SeiEedi the Above suits.
ii TERMS-Cash on the spot.
81 ". II. WATERS, Constable
sgs1,os Dn TouNa .5 Bo1s
Peroisss d,sirleans SIS sSs' '1''' a1'' e'
EsM sVI14fTU dc trolls wriIs de Geri facias n
~ moi adresss par Honorable D. r. MITCHELL Dauxieme
Justice de Fax ID parosse Orleans aaires CT
dessgs procadsra e VENDREBI 2S de 1861 midi
ls Cite ID Commune. les du Camp
fal de conditions Padjudicaton u hi
fate 70 DO fsvler 1862 la pubque adjudication
dc ID prepfiet6 don't suit ia description, sayor-H
. UNE CERTAINE PRoPRIfSEh sitnse sur 10 Chenin du
entire les st Dargenoia, pieds
plus on noins de face Chen du Bayo pieds plus
d. Ensemble les qui
iIouyen cepssaht aisonsen bos ayaAt quatre
csna haus quatre chaubres ct IN Jar
din convert a'arhres fruitievs dc toutos sortes,
saisie dams les affaires cidessus. 8 E .s.I'5
= OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Rehabilitation.
req mio " 38 8E S W. n. WATERS, Constable.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CONFERENCE.-The 0FfIcH, CRY HALL, I
New Orleans, March 10, 1852.
kosg

No. 1857. +4
on @ dRss ndsa W
srs sys md St ether pSrpsseE ,t t ;, AND h
hereby H. M i the oiSs e s
Se 4 o s yea o hS 20 ns
ma wa5kins # ,he following saisos .hs and
be or rs 81 a q h e@on coana 0'
at is 81 ns on qaa c isfs
iyo Circle thence the south side Triton Ws
iret and hence aewa 70 sronns street. and sTs
% sss 70 Walk
thence s sds q on Mf T. STREET
HSs 70 ch sSs % sfses
S
fl5oas tracks shali y i fss "a inches
s sasn a Gt f ns' eS aiy
e hSi We s e and @ d s
aPS ss ct s s ev srs ~ ss p2
sdsl stEes shall ls to The GRADES 70 he
3 s M psss
laid ds.sncss Of aps On the ofths SAID
es q sa s @ a & Ths p at
les ,s so s sa 10 70 t s ss hs M
workmsnike manner, and atsias'ion The City
whereas tas are not yet paved the lines
STONES or with forby scantlrg, the
SEC The cars sasll b sms dsssp3n IS hoss
On the shs city They p IsS NJ b
they shall be driven Arrest The oIsen
s. 81 @ SSst
hs 5 sa *
per hour II eas thai may be run On Sid railroads between
hssS pissed sSnsasHous psss and ps;itn
dinanes existing or that may hereafter he enasea o the
ssf Rs ssd o ess s1
I'd all s s TO nso o.
soaditss sissss !sS
bridges said and should the
sp vs said ID s s !. med Tspa and
70 be at the OF said and il Tbs event
arsdcos for tho benefit Of
SEC mentioned shall b. used exclusively
p Ts and h hr 70, cars psnS
OF with the mites States and shall
$50 III. eonsctor shall b. bound t. fuuish and ,ses
and keep said roads sufficient numbs Of
.
shall y;
81 hs a h r
T s
70 mt II, h s .s
distance between these points shall net Ave
= ~ II: n:
q
st Il % S y: IN
eordanee whistle lines and grades b vsa sad oiear
ss$
VIII the Ia Tho
uo1ns @ have The s !. the
Code Sithsqs spp,as Il tas,es sanuI
s ii & ss H. Mcs
s sa q sSsss ri a
the work done him to the date Of the abandon
ny = 5 in sss
e 's: ~
SIC Is The eGn,rac. shall to tn. party Offering the
on
pst sem ass their
,s on
to be y The and The other
e: IL b.
ssass President Rsafs { 1sii'sss AssH'a
President, pro TEN, Board Of Aldermen.
tn. Isl saEasdi 5 ! Es,;I NeHHoE, Mayor.
vias oce, at IL o'clock NJ The light Of way
mI5 s2t N c: wzcULBERToNs COMPTROLLER.
ISL Ny aa1. March X X issa
se
@ das on ' sa
TO the The said work to be done in accordance with
specifications the The adjudication
ject tho approval lection of the Common Council
| Signedl S p. DELABARHE
| 7.l Ia President Board Of Aldermen.
| [Signed] JULES BENIT
| President pro tenn Board of Assistant Aldermen.
| Approved March %, 1862.
| [sguedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice Is hereby given, that SATURDAY March 90,
1862 will sell office at u o'clock NJ the above
| m22 1t g. W. CULBERrsoN Comptroller.
/ CoMrrRoLLER's OFFICE,
l. City Il ALL March %, 1862.
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\ N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, March %, 1898 bales hay to G
Mensmen-24 do Hickey y Nugent-l6 do W
sWlder&co-l4 Mcfarland & Barksaale-9 Carroll,
Hoy &co-S Foley, Avery &co-s Stuart Il James
IS Payne, Huntington &co-3 G Connolly Geo
Total l25 bales hay.
N. o., OPELOUSAs AND GREAT WESTERN,
BRASHEAR CITY. March a. 1922 hhds
sugar to Bellocq, Noblom &co-so do A Milten-
berger &co-4 do Byrne, Vance &co-3 bbls molas-
ses r Hare sundries to order.
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gATTLE JARRETT.

ia JEFFERSON CITY. Haroh "a 1853
Arrived yesterday and Saturday, 26 Texas Beeyes
e Hogs, 81 Sheep isl Veal Cattle and IS Milch Cows.
Amount Of stock sold was 10T Texas Beeves, 1871
Hogs, 2se Sheep and 27e Veal Cattle. Stock re-
manning on sale is 223 Texas Beeves. $50 Hogs ISL
3sheep,6l Veal Cattle and Is Niloh Cows. We
Suuata $50
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AI.,rlEacIAL ,It''lENr I1-gha 81

cheapest and facst repiete DenIsl EstabiIsh.
ment In New Orleans, Ia DR.. FIKfDINa'S
y 1874 Canal street., n V; ~ 2
s tes for np,atns Artificial Teeth unourpasssa
Ry ~ Dentist Southe Staes cope
ss9i sna atprices charged BY this Inexperienced
requiring superior Dentistry should
gS Is'y apon tse sIHerienca skill snd integrity which
asia Tpssh b Of surprising hesuty which caspo
W Hom " very Of hagre gradually ~
Ss ~ sd Warranted mssscaton and areais
ia INIESs TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for rssdl,ys ~
racsfng Teeth pain, suparsesn anything before n
Ainsd by the profession, astonishing ali VINO wi,pess
o1 N Dentistry performed viii s and
ly applied Teeth and sure Of eungantssd Al mad
srate CHARGES a The following prices written guarantees Il
each dered apd found as rspressntea
Hs Exc Eo6ths, trial their money will pa returned.
Eul sets finest 6nfsh bound "a ~
NH ss!s yulSsnissd Rgsnss gold 10 So &
kgn tea 90 q carat gold base, from id II III *
xhe most perfect gems that esn bS uroanned = =
tnose faqrng Artificial Teeth are cordiav
dad exerliHa befefe engaging elsewhere y s
II N. nk. FTELDIEG Dental Sur.soD Il s
~ z Canal
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NAY0RAETY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall. March 20, 1869. )
Common Council Of the city Of New Orleans.


wnssEAs Tho " New Orleans and Texas Railrosd Com.
na, has eesg . orE1psd lor md is sprssd in tho
10 Orange, Or tho Sabine liver and 'S''''
q Fl Mdas nd
Texts by sans G" te riwys needy Gnisheh In that State,
VIA TO receive aIi md SUPPLIES crs1
t M @ y lei consumption ~ ms and ieishhSrlng GU e.
% So are so'd "t'ons q rS1at moment
III tho West hns ent cut oil our uppos nom hs
5eeo de- s T e 9, hG ns a we WI
pies 3toes Texas furnishing enough for the consumption
Where's The military inheritance oil this superior
a. S ohf s9nHs .sT n a. nis s"s as i would enable Texas 10
The Mississippi river vry short and furnish US wh
ion rot Ieps liable s S e"ck from he S sn as 81 I'M
moassabe and the rivers shch crosses HpaelieSbs for
veys acawrg fset Sarar hence lbs line v Of al
viii " better proecd by nature hN could he by corlou
nafsl " h9at h,s rsad rs&ss entirely
SsS and Id ,a E sr MI I asd T
sources and b" lhe means o. furnhics with con.des
"nI Teas potts md which material be greatly
the Rns and the opela Railroad, which road will
fn f? Ss~ SS9 hs w
Of ain n qn in anonn 10 It's ee cd "s md IT, IT,
xsenee rs sans Of military ranspot Ion vii be equvu-
,s NV o ans ms" sd & fssa" Raso.an is
n If vital Importance The Interests Of The counlry 70.
Only s an absolute necessity for Louisiana aad Texas but also
the coasts OF both s'nes and means Tho rapid ns troop.
Reoed iint call the attention of tan Louisiana aeega-
ton II C"nsres to Mis- matter aud earnestly them
e1nren a: ctmond and their influence position
ste oyenrsn. Is may lsai, to .pabIe il to u ,s
ro,s 70 rapid completion ss NC deem it enineny entitled
hsse That ssae s9per Of hi+ prenhs and revolutions
o. War also to the ose of tho New Orleans and
adj narl
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a1y bn1ks Of fzslier tie matdators thereof, deem
tpS interest to retire their circulation, why
y ~ "a. II thst think that voluntary creditors have
fessnos oysr Involuntary creditors, the quea
Il ton a6sdmes another shape. We assume ii once
tket creditor have 4 preference To
that IA, that bill holders who are scat
\ 4ered Aksat everywhere throughout the country
otsght Nj he provided for i'd preference TO those
gsity residentsl who go into, the bank,
every AN and qnasily ask them to RECEIVE thei
!; money. We are necessitated to speak plain il
4 lnatte because there arc many parties who
entertain the idea that deposftors are entitled to
v eoequal priyileges with illhoiders. This assump-
non cannot u any way be sustained. Our remarks,
of conrses are not In tended for the proletarian
III dapasltors because their deposits are re-
Eesded a. merely daily transactions very few Of
svsr having more than q few hundred, , or
] parhAps thousand or two over at the daily close
4 ~ ne banks. n sass ss
he generaI money market for the week has
e qniat. There u 4 desire on he part Of own
Az Nancy 10 invest. Good securities win be
H I'm = low a 46DSs and S get, and copper.
Ss tsnAd ~ 29S T9ct per annuin. We, however,
q A4fs "a learn that copper fastened maker OF pa
Rertia desirous Of issuing bis missYesor promises
II IN There may be- some mortgage securities
CHEERING, hnt they cannot be quoted under the
n ciass ri Ali AZ based on sales of property made
Nllhin tlle pat six months. II, however, (the
MI Mo5a Y is yery cpnYe nient In review; Of money
II MAttexs the cause Of The South should not be en-.
N N lSDg xaf, these securities will of
Il SeoaFSs ts duly appreeiated. There is no COM
~ papers being made. The banks, Or the
ssag they discount all good paper
Il m V3nt apAstt4ate rrnd ,,anar an I'M c;ronlar
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-CoMrTRoLLERs OFFICE .
City fall, March %, 1862
Es.. mo. 596S.1 F7S

( e. , ro Gisy sall March . 1862
slSSsss hs s
tas Sat.' y Ssaa lax e. ea Comet Of m city
@ Orleans That tae Cy Gomptroler be an he hereby
notice he onrna lhe Of the privilege
he Ma Fl s an IN s
and at tho conditions herenbeiow set forth the said adudca
jseeS d he 6onmeR Council % 's' % ' =pi0vai
tractor in the blowing o-wit he trees on the whole
wdh Of stree. sha and BY hs
say q !hs shall gus by The shs
i've % g. h Fss tee to Be s
by AZ Oily Surveyor The roadway the bitches
p T@a H. = s
WAN in n Roadway shall 10 sheled viL clean
ess % he PLACED s5
a ha e. nd s
neny rolled with the roller often DO
when and made solid Shall Be fully six inches Ths
whos hs DO executed the entire satisfaction Of the
AIT Inc son1ssos shall hays the gat PLACE toll
on The sanie the following tolls, to~it
Rs. ea h S sn ssa ssn
oa Tssse drawn b one horse or horse kind whether
For every arswn by Two kind whether
loaded or unloeded, fly cents
kind, wehsr nn'cads one dollar; '',' " ,'s'
in sosd during Se Of #,
contract and to keep properly hted at night with
oil or other anps be placed by him the line of said road
at distances Of NOT Than three hand red eet apart
ART B. Tho CONTRACTOR shall b. bounl to gin The work in
the sixty day folio Wing the approval of The adjudication by the
CoEnon touncii mnlete the after.
ART The contractor shall furnish good and
the sum Of ten thou dollars TO guarantee the faithful
pc fornace Of his tue said securities to be s1ect
the approval of the Common Go,tcil.
nee 1t is well understood that incas Of neglect failure
~ hay nd he @ %
Without putting III default required BY Article
Wy. Code and wi bout app yns 10 court Of ns
ce to fnnul ac and without nemniy Rnd 1t is
well understood that The contractor sha any time fail
to keep Ih road in good repir fail to X ihe lighted
a. nj h contractor @ forfeit NJ Claim be haye
10 said tonH aud that the city shall have the tight 10 resell The
prt for and risk of the contractor and of his
curiiy.
8. The sid road shah the city al The expiration
Of SD twenty gears privilege.
[sisnedi 8. +. nEI.ABAERE
4 fFtr President pro, tenn Board OF aiderhen 4
~ fSigned1 ~ JULES BENT,
President pro tenn Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March ~, 1882 ~
tsfgnedj JOHN t. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice hereby given that on THURSDAY the 10th April
1862 will sell NJ office, u o'clock M, the above right
81 wav 10 the hghest,b Gder, for cash.
n22 l7tsnasI 49, O. Nv GU BER1'S0N Comptroller.
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NaASbRALTY---OFFIEsAL.

Gnf hAihr aAreh u fso1.
.a.~-I mo. 5352.]
BUDGET of probable Receipts aud Expenditures city
New Orleans Tor the year 1852.
Festre That compliance with Section No. l2 OF The City
Charter tile following esmute Of liabilities and expenditures
Of the city New Orleans for the lS be and the same u
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Tho Board of Directors shall the frs, meeting afcr
election President from their
ing their pleasure and until Ills elected and qua
fed They si also eject from Tho stockholders Sec
who shall in like
Superintendent shalt elected during the pleasure
Oft III. Hoar6 of
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Ne person shall be Director this Corporation
the time Of his election and curing his In
office, bold in his in he Of the reid
firm of which he he member five shares of the capital
stock thereof Each and stockoe shall be entitled
all elections, either person by proxy
share Of ts capital which they nay respectively hod
but transferred within three months prior
o Eaid eltctiLn khOil be rsceiYed
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Hin Orleans Dailp Gr,ststi.

8 ~, A',11ssr.,nrEN,r y CrChu. Nh
cRgsossr aesfor, No. 70 s,aalp street.
- u g,usr,r,i,,, = Nifbt Marth - 1861

fsny IT tleEsne No
4 Nh Il SATURDAY. Night, March =, 1867 ses2s
Me week closes under the impression that ahe
great criais is approaching point, the result q
which will have an Important bearing on finance,
trule and commerce tor some time 70 come tha q
success will crown tho Southern cause there Is not
i doubt Expressed except here and there. hnn-
reI,s III our capitalists have contributed literally,
have taken freely of tie several ioanscity, State
ma ConfederA te. There are, however, many
ht,ndfods who have not contributed according to-
I alair nie ais and resources. Our banks have re-
spcnded willingly aud freely TO all loans. Another
Nm " 10 be assnrned many Of our capitalists OF
owners of money saf they are stock shooters ID the
banks ana tlat the banks have taken freely Of the
4 Loans rendered, which relieves them from coming
~ ard personally. This is q very weak assunp-
4 non, aud ut once eqinees what We may term the
eleven foot. AZ wealthy Individual says, own
4fcck Id this 81 that bank, the mandators have
Il aubscaibed 70 the loan, and replies ia great
IhSxlkss way, H don't think can do anything
This may be termed something Of 9 MIX
tier Response. ard nseHa cases and IL many
distances, the reply will mot approach milk and-
atsr;; il Il diluted 80 DIS to be quoted fur below
tliaf. II must ID understood that there are now
over $2 0oe ,oe0 in Tie shape Of deposits now idle
N III our banks. 10 whom do these deposits beiongs
Nntsto individuals who ara in the service Of the
SENTRY The owners q tllls usposlsE
~ thstse hoid ~ hanks ana sIoch s -
for the safe Keeping and the feeu,n 9
Args sum, without rem u ahy shapo
deposators say 70 tne p''nAs, x
c3n discount or or money, taas q. =
then faas taks ~ .nus.
oi 1ss oelsg Pac ~ Men = e.
& szy "a the fesniss 2, ne essn.s -
Y new ~ Ane e
Il $3.50 sny wSy " 80
y slsa ph1sss my
anasd 81 .'onsy Nv ,ssl &c
A0 aASs h " = ~ -.
= 81 ~ s1ssAs sal.ase 81
sheEe y Way " Feach anu - u.pa e.
20 iate y onr DANES, ahu saere .Aels = e
saae pns a 1ne sse 1ns snTss = y
mo y ~ : y.
Sen Feaa ana neaso 81 $3.50 I.
NY atIss n ~ VIZ q g u
10y .f ine 81 macy s1 ~ '.,s.s y
ss.s.s go 80 I'D ~ s. 60
80 80 80 - Isl I.
Ine present Mar N nss pss'n u 4
nles ~ gree Hala commence, pnnclaAlay
faatn y ~ W no.h 1870
- IT, We mas nos, ~ - ~ aees
W e.snek soelal =. We
Ahere nas nsen e. aisre gasa g seIlnel'
81 contrsets ~ fepaaaation g hnans y ophsa.
nor IT, ~ soelsi - =.
Rfasase 1'ns lfe, !. nas p.0oa'e
~ our e an'sllsls = u
o!sments and lntep.s q sne neeesssilss ana coln.
oginsa oI iie. y ilas peen aoas y =
esanos glse any gronhas q sonp a'ns
~ hSu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-24

The Board of Directors shHI have power to make and
adopt such aws they Aeers necessary proper
the AID regulation The Go poraon not contrary
to the charter generally do tcfto MI
things herein PROV sided for which be ccesary carry
into u force aud effect the objects and purposes Of this Cor
poration. '-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-24

IVECLasS, = $: %: MOIASSES.
and eSet n sugar and Maasses An orders left there VIII be
ton Steam asses Rhn-ry, which INV preYarei to MI
orders fo Re5ned Mosste to equal any
made ~ t1tr loyseSt hlirfet pfihr s sE i,1s fin