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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-09
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Gems of Sent ment.

Gems of Sent ment
LOST TINE.
] threw bauble to the sea,
A bilow caught it hastily;
Another billow quickly came,
Successfully the prize to claim;
From wave to wave, unchecked it passed, q.
Till tossed upon the strand at last
Thus glide unto the unknown shore,
Those golden moments we deporc;
Those moments which, not thrown away,
Might win for us eternal day.
Lngratihtde--An ungrateul man is detcsted by all;
every one feels hurt by his conduct, because it ope
rates to throw damp upon generosity, and he is re-
garded as the common nurer of all those who stand
in need of assistance.
TRUTH.
Did we but in the holy light
OF truth and goodness rise,
We might communion hold with God
And spirits from the skies.
Noble Repb.-Aristotle being censurod for bestow-
ing aims on a bad man. made the following noble re-
ply:-I did not give it to the man; gave it to hui
mainly"
SIN.
Man-likc it is to fall into SIM
Ficnd-ike it is to dwell therein,
Chrst-like it is for sin to grieve,
God-lke it is all sin to leave.
ReSpect.-Some men use no other means to acquire
respect than by insisting on it and it sometimes an
swers their purpose, as it does highwaymans in re-
gard to money.
THE CHmD's LAST SMILE.
1t was not death that the infant felt
When the smile stole over its pale sweet face
For an angels hand the stroke had dealt
And the babe was claspd in its bright embraced
And the smile was the shadow of glory cast,
On the faded clay, as the spirit passed!
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Religious


w lltGG ID UUu
"Bh The Lord ioas not IN the wi7td"
Not in the wind that shakes the ocean,
And rocks the deep in wild commoton;
That sends her waves with mighty roar
To swell, and dash against the shore:
Nor in the earthquakes hollow rumbling
That sets the rocks and mountains tumbling;
That shakes the earth with noise tremendous
And tumblcs monuments, stupendous
Not in the fiery, flashing lightning,
Nor in the pcaling MISUNDERSTANDING
But in the humble contritc breast;-
IT'S there the spirit loves to rest:
And that sweet voice, so still and small
Is GoD-JEuoyAu-LORD OF ALL!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-09
LIST OF AGENTS FOR THE FREEMAN.

ORLEANS Co.
Albany; Rev G Putnam
Barton; f w Kimball
Craftsbury; l. Wheeler
Glover; S S Blanchard
Greensboro; B Comings
Irasburgh; L G Kimball
Lowell;J d Harding
N. Troy; NJ K Eastman
Charleston; o Warren
Bloomington; Rev. w Scales
Coventry; J Ilurd
Westfield; o Winslow.
LAMoILLE Co.
Cambridge; NJ Stafford
Jefersonville;J Stafford
Elmore; J Scott
llydepark; A Morse
Johnson; A w Caldwell
Waterville; II A Fisk
&" ] NJ Hotchklss
Morristown;J West
Stowe; D Lothian
Wolcott; S PennOck
WINDSOR Co.
Bethel; A Marsh
f. do. o lIincher
Cavcndish; J G. spalding
Chester; o Hutchinson
Rochester; S Cooper
ROyalton; j Woodward
Sharon; p Metcalf
Norwich; DR.. NJ NJ Davis
Bridgwater; l. Raymond
Woodstock; l. Richmond
So. do J Lake
Windsor; J M Thorndike
Brownsville; NJ b Perkins
Sheddsville; Maj. Farwell
Hartford; A Nichols
w. do S II Steele, 7. NJ.
Quechee Village; G Tinkham
Hartland; IL D Osgood
No. do } N Willard, jr
Barnard; l. Blackmer
II. do, i Belknapp
Snowsyille; l. IIazen
Pomfret; G Harding Cd
| So. do d Chandler
Stockhridge; Rev. Mr.. Daily
Gaysville; ] NJ Bennett
RUTLAND Co.
RullUndjR X Thrall
do G Graves
Brandon; r V Marsh
Poultney; J + Harris
WalIingford; d L Nicholson,
pittsfcld, G Joyslin
Clarendon; w D Marsh
WiSDHAM Co.
TOwnshend; w r. Shaftcr
Wilmington. O j. Snaftar
Windham, u II Upham
Hammond's Mills; c Taylor
jamaica; T Goodale
Dover; w II Jones
BratllcburO; G. Frost
Bruokline; A Flint,
Athens;J l. Shafter
BENNINGTON Go.
Manchester; b Roberts. ir,
n, p,,,ninutnn 7 NiatiaSan NHH
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN,
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
In Kings Building, Main st.,
MONTPELIER, VT.

II. D. HOPKINS, ASSOCIATE EDITOR.
RRy. A. A. WIIITMORE,
RODNEY V. MARSH, ESQ, Continuous,
A. JUDSON R0WELL, ESQ }
TERMs-ONE DOLLAR cash n advance, $3.50 after thre
months. Village subscribers $3.50
9Tansporation must in all be paid by subscribers
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WASHINGTON Co.
Waitsfeld; o Skinner
Worcester; F Johnson
Warren; D Upham
Waterbury; J G Stimson
Woodbury.; A Town
Calais; J Mower and A Pierce
Plainlield; DR.. Rates
Mnrshfeld; S Pitkin
Barre; C S Johnson
Mortified; w II Smith
Fayston; Z II Baxter
ORANGE Co.
Bradford; ] D Clark
Brookheld; d Kingsbury
E do S M Bigelow
Tunbridge; ] II Woodard
Chelsea; II Hale
CorinthJRev. S Comings
w Topsllam; b Aldrich
L do J f George
Newbury, Rev. S Sias
Randolnh: II ParkhurSt
h. do Mp Brooks
w do Nj II Sessions
Post Mills: l. Hincklev
Vershire. Dr Tyler
Orange; p L Lord
Washington; II A White
Stanford; d S Barrett.
Cu,rrrvppv 10
Burlincton. / I,isc,In
Chorlofte. w s BALDWIN,
Uuntington: II Deecber
Uincsbllrgh: ! Allen
Westford; T q Reach
Jericho e. TJnderhilI:L S Barne
Richmopd. w p Brirrs
Wiliston: w II French
App1soY Co
Ferrishurgh, o Sholes
Verpenncs; DIR A Sprague
Monkton; G Cook
Lincoln; Dir Kent
Middlebilry: r l. Fuller
Bristol; II Needham
Cornwall; b T Haskell
Addison; w Reeves
Hancock; A G Allen
Wcybridge; NJ Stowe
Fs,vvI,r ca
w Trosbrrab. M moan
6 Rail. al Eordoi
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Prlrcr Of Hahlkkuk.

Il. Berkshire, Feb. 18th, 1913.
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Later from Europe.
Arrival of the Acc d ia.

d. OF I'M IA dui
The following important news was received by
,bs Picaylne of yesterday in an extra of the Au-
meta Chronicle and Sentinel, dated the 1lth inst.
Tho Arcadia arrived at New York-a Geographic
,eoatcb to the Picayune says Boston-on Saturday
u. 10th. having left Liverpool on the 27th thus
hsinp fourteen days on the voyage. She brings
one weeks later news.
France continues quiet though the factionists are
ill struggling for the mastery. 1t is said that La
ssartne and Ledru Rollin had both resigned, and
t baeu succeeded by Marrast and Arago. France
hsatened 10 send an army to assist the Italians if
,be Austrians interfered
There have been further troubles and insurrec-
,;ons at Naples. Four hundred troops had been
Filled and the city gwen up to pillage by the Gov
eminent
Ireland continued greatly agIateo by the stale
trials. ;.
inn promising an abundant yield, which has ma
,erially affected breadstufs Corn was in great de-
mand for Ireland. Sales have been made at from
birtythree to ihirty-seyen shilings for white and
"allow Canal -four is quoted at twenty-eight shil-
ings Baltimore at twenty-seven shillIngs
In provisions there is no change.
The English funds are represented as steady.
Consols are quoted at 81! to S4a.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET, May e. = The
cotton market was dull and gloomy. Prices during
the week ending on the day of the sailing of the
Acadia had receded one-eighth of penny per
round The quotations are for fair Upland four and
half pence Sales of the week $4,000 bales
PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION. - The Wing Ma
tional Convention assembled at Philadelphia ad-
nuned on the 10th inst, SINE de-
From the N. Y. Courier and Enquirer of June 81
The Hibernia sailed yesterday with 1874 600 in
coin Eight hundred bales of cotton We're sold
no change in prices.
Flour is in fair demand. Prices are unchanged,
lint firm
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PROP osALs FORA LOAN.
New Orleans, June l. IS48 je
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

APRIL IL, 1915
SEALED proposals will be received under ne act 81 sf
1848 for millions dollars OF nited states STOCK REM
buBabe twenty years o and after the list day OF July s
bearing six cent payable semi annn
ally the first days of January and 1ny OF eaen year
unless per thereof deposited IN some depooryd
the United States at or before the date fixed for opening the
proposals The bids all must be unconditional and
without any reference the bids of Others and should state
distinctly the premium offered The proposals should be
sealed and embossed Proposals for l0gn Of lS5. and
addressed TO the Secretary ote Treasury Washington City
ID g. The which may be accepted WIN De required 70
be paid to the epOstay of the United States nearest the pla
cq of residence OF the respectively whose offers may
he successful but the OF the accepted bids from bid
der residing the United States must be deposited with
the at New York Boston, Philadelphia
or New Orleans. =,
To give an opportunity all to participate in tbs
investment of funds this stock bids will be received for the
lowest denomination of certificates authorized by law-beinS
for fifty dolIar.-as well as for higher sums.
All certificates under thousand dollars will he tansera
bic the books of the treasury but all certificates tor that
sum and upwards will be Transferable the books OF tbe
treasury delivery with coupons attached at the option
ton Of ACCOUNTS all certificates with coupons attached will
be for the sum of thousand dollars.
The successful bidders will be required TO deposlte fhs
amount awarded five equal instruments in each OF the
Der the present except for not exceeding twenty
thousand dollars where the bidder be desr0us OF max
ing immediate payment, in which the whole amount
may be deposited The stock will bear interest IN all
cases from the date of dep0se.
The bids will be opened at the Treasury Department az
Saturday, the 18th Of june 1913, IN the presence
of all persons who desire to attend but under pf9r
introduced the of 3st OF March last no gdae,
accepted. the amount deposited in advance VII pe
daiely returned The whole premium on me amoun'
awarded must be deposited PAT Of the nj e'
CURED in July next. CT r. j. W q. . mha.,
MI ttafT
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FIRST MUNICIPALITY COUNCIL. "A special
meeting OF the Council was held last evening, Re-
corder Genos in the Chair. j.. "A letter from the
Mayor, recommending the appointment of Com
mIttee to make the necessary arrangements for cell
ebrating the Fourth of July, received. Messrs.
Banque, Gquel and Fabre were appointed to CO.
alesce with the other Municipality Committees on
that glorious subject, well the reception of
Gen. p. f. Smith. :. The Chair was authorized to
appoint a Special Committee to inquire into the
charges preferred by ex-Alderman Bureau against
Alderman Barthe. Messrs. Dupre, Mcneil and
Wilt were selected. The report of the Improve
ment Committee in regard to the dwelling of streets
and sidewalks in the rear of the Municipality, and
the draining of the district. was taken up. The
Surveyors reports received and read. Aid.
Hagan moved that a Committee of three be ap-
pointed TO report on the subject OF lowering the
grade of streets, and the system of drainage. A
Committee was appointed, and the Surveyor Or
dered to give his opinion on the subject the Com
mittee. The Council then adjourned.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRs.-We publish the following
notices for the benefit of parties Interested:

DANISH CONSULATE. Boston, u. s. A, June 2, 1s4s.-
Official notice from the Ministry OF the Navy at Copenha
gen has been received at this Consulate that from the 18th
Of May the following harbors only will be bockaded viz
Swnemtnde, Wolgast and Cammin Kiel with the mouth
ofthe schleswic Canal at Holtenan
Before any new Speca! publication emanates, other
GEO NJ. THATCHER, H. D. M. Consul.
NOTICE hereby given all Sandman subjects deserters
OF any Others liable TO conscrpon that His Majesty
b odnace dated 3ls OF March last and signed by his
Royal Hgness the Prince Lieutenant has been pleased to
remit the penalties to which they have exposed themselves
violation oil existing laws, by leaving the country He
graeony allows them to re6nter their ranks soldiers in
wang them TO return to their respective provinces and par
tCpae the pains and gloes of their brethren now en-
gagged beratng Italy, their country from foreign occu.
patton s DACoRsI,
Acting Sandman Consul. General
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A BARNBURNER.-A man who was too much
{" how come you so - to give his name, was yester-
day evening arrested by the Second Municipality
Police, for having disturbed the peace When in
terrogated as to his name he said that he had mt
any, but that he was a g Barnburner. The Police
being fearful that he might attempt to set fire to
some house, sent him to the quarters assigned to
those who have neither dimes nor quarters for them
selves. We hope that Mr.. Banburner will not in
terfere in the forthcoming election.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-16

ANEW VERsIoN.-The Little Rock Banner in
announcing the arrival of Capt. Danley has the
following:
In reference to the question at issue between Ma
iOr Borand and Cassius NJ. Clay, as to the conduct
of the latter, at the time the Encarnation prisoners
were in jeopardy Of their lives from Henrie's es-
cape, Capt Danley sets the matter entirely at rest
He asserts that Capt. Clay in the best Spanish he
could command, and in good English, used the fol-
lowing words at the perilous moment:
g For the sake of the great Henry Clay, who OPP
"posed the war, and who opposed the annexation
:" Of Texas, spare me! For the sake of the great
"Whg party, member of which | am, and which
opposed the war and the annexation of Texas.
and which has laid neutral in this war, but which
"wil raise against Mexico to man if am killed,
"smre me -
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S " \ y S.

III For Norfolk, Va.-To sail on SATURDAY,
Co. the 18th nst1Ths new and splendid ast-sains
= - schooner JOHN STORY, Roderck, master, hav,
ing nan her cargo engaged will leave above For balance
% iissht or passage, apply board, at the Triangle
Jel4 j. w. GIBBONS, rs Customhouse st.
sFEs STEAM TO BRAzOS ST. JAGO-Regu-
,AlsI.Hs Lar Facket-rhe superior coppered and COP
NJ .. perfaStened steamship A u u ST A, Capt
hLed Stevens will ply regular packet between New
R anu braZos ST jagO taking freight Mouth of the
% uahue and Matamoros, which will be forwarded wtbou:
sSte annie arrangements having been made for Teams
Nj; p 81 rns9Ie aisR pa APPS 3m
tIHOMAS E. ADDY Il Co Rrazos ST Iapo'
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MAYo,s MUSIC STORE

NO. , amp street near Canal.
PIANO FORTES, manufactured by the best houses, anil
- luiiy guaranteed TOR permanency Eaezsva-
lone and durability ofworkmanshp; lEolan G:5
IA fores, from the best manuacory.7 n H X VI
o hse years. MUSIC for all instruments received daily
mO tI al the publishers in the United States NEW MUSIC
SISsed every week from the most popular authors MI
@ HAYS bSabs Bsss sSss s9 Gua Vions
SEnsls; Flaeeoleis >s' Flies BRAss INSTRUMENTS
g bass tenor and alto; Corneta Pstons Orphe
SMaEsh5y T.1mpes Hunting Horns. Cymbas MUSICAL
HIlh.hCHHANDlSE of every kind. STRINGS for the
R RS.pi sas Vol, Violin and Guitar. INSTRUCTION
ana the Piano, Harp, Violin Guitar Flute,
ps vocal Music Pianos tuned, repaired and taken IN
nj Eaynent for Pianos Musical instruments repaired
ceyaI hpIND The above named merchandise is re-
o"er prices than ii purchased private account
aers are respectfully invited to examine the articles
le,2 I'm VIM T MAYO. Agent.
PHILADELPHIA wHEELwRIGHTs WORK.
hE subscribers. gents for the we.known mandatory
and ~ store extensive assortment of every de-
-i'oh OIL w heeiwrighs' work as follows
the 20 pans Ok and Horse Cart Wheels from to inches on
Palrs extra heavy Dray Wheels 4xl inches on tread
ops ana hoHe Wagons, with and without bodies var
on Draws iron and wooden axle 3xl 81 a and 4xl inches
li9 {a[ts, light and heavy;
70 n y heeelb1srows with shifting sides;
~ anal BaUowS.
ne above stock will be increased by every arrival from
Npha which will enable them TO offer TO Planters and
NJ this season larger and complete assor
H. Vi these articles than has heretofore been offered
ai fHces will be reasonable, terms liberal, and all
ia EMERSON. TOURNE Il co,
i l5S Tchoupitouk
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S2E,1E'Iz:lII5lLZ53

e. PRfpATE LESSONS ONJS1 81
II J. GOMEZ. Eor Of IL Patr,a %I n n ne ns em
in Language Mr. G. has adopted new and easy method
by which scholar learn TO read SPEAK ana translate "
For Terms apply to Mr. Gomez at hls Silce No 81
I siee IA Camp st. Thos L. White So Canal ST., and
G. Morgan II Exchange Place, adjoining the Pohoffos'
~ If required Nj g. will give lessons Ut night NE
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISA

Xxx x ~, Df PatfksE a INSTRUCTION.
MosDAS Of SoSemSei next and Continue until the il q
branches Of the Common and CioA Lao, Pubic, terma-
Lectures will delivered upon the various branches and
subjects, by four Professors.
l. The history OF the Roman Law, from the earliest times:
H. An analysis Of the general Principles OF the Roman Civil
III HE III Of
pared with the Roman Law and the Codes of France and
whether derived from France, Spain the United states
and obligations OF Masters and Mariners Collisions and
Shf a Mane onse
pothecations and contracts Services IN Building
embracing the Law Of Pie and a the practice
the absolute rights q States International rights Of states
P ,nssi 0 Law Ill., The Of the
Of The o i e as AND AND
the Original Jurisdcton Of the District Courts f a. Courts Of
l. Commercia Law as relates Mercantile persons Mer-
Thss S % s%a
and Of Principal and Agsnis Of Ps of E
and Contracts with Carriers Contracts Of Aieghtment BY
and and
Of Sale GUARANTEES Liens and soppsge in s etc;
jurisdiction lie G and-1fi Of the Law Of Evidence ~
Professor THOMAS B. MONROE, will Lecture upon L.
tutiona Law.
Chief Justice EUsTIs will deliver series of Lectures on
the Rights Of Persons and the Conflict Of Laws,
sso is TIE Of i e c w w as Adjunct Fro
Students will be expected to produce satisfactory evidences
of good moral character
The degree of Bachelor of Laws will be conferred only
those who shall have attended two Courses of Lectures or
full after having studied at least he
office of Counsellor Law and after strict examination
by all the Professors. During the Course there will be fire.
quent examinations
There will be organized also Moot Court which will be
holden every week, presided By one Of tho
Professors.
k The price of Tickets for the Course is fixed at 800.
$25 for each Professor.
H. A BULLARD, Dean Of the Faculty
New Orleans June I 1913 les 5m
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The QrEENs DELIGHT, which forms an essential ,nge-
dent the Graetenberg Sarsapaa Compound is probably
superior Sayapana itself Professor Frost of Charleston
s. c., speaks of follows, in the Southern Journal OF
Few vegetable productions exhibit upon the
system generally So powerfully its action eXerted upon
the capillary and secreting vessels changing their moDd
states conditions and disposing them to new healthy
action that it greatly to be preferred, &C., &c lie
further adds hat it in chronic diseases ana CHROME m
Examinations and also in the long train OF tha
follows syphilis, that its efficacy best exhibited
The superiority Of the Graefenberg Sasapaia 'opouhu
may be thus stated.
1st Il composed of number Of the most ecac'oas
vegetables in the whole range of the Matena edca In ad
dItion to SaHapanlla.
I'd These so highly concentrated that there are many
doses in the bottle than Of the very largest bottles
advertised =,
3d. This concentration renders it to SaapaEla what Qui
nine IS to Peruvian Bark The more diluted as
no better than ordinary root beer-sounng on the stomach
and spoIing in the bottles To weak infusion OF Saa
parla when suphate of the article may pc mad, Is IKE
taking bark instead of Qunne, or like travelling IN SEQ"
These things being let all who have made up their
minds 10 use any Sarsapaa that oil the daeenDefg
iiompany 1t is warranted to be ten times more efcaeons
than any other known-no matter how large ne eoe Or
the Graetenberg Vegetable Pills the Graeenbefg ealth
Bers and the Gaeienbeg SarsaPanlla ComPound should
upercede all others. For universal use te fls ana bers
are of ncalculable vaue Those who take them need not
fear the eneyang effects of the WHICH Is at hand
The General agent for Louisiana and MISSISSIPPI Is
whom appcations for Agences may be aadrs' 20
Camp street "a Alfred HUNTER corner Of Exchange
Place and Custombouse ST. Z. VAN fELSONs corner
Magazine and Bartholomew sts.; J. WRIGHT L. co, Isl
Chares st; ] LLADO, Condo St. New Orleans
BOKKELLEN, corner Camp and St. Mary SITS; JOHN
FOELKEI corner Levee and Seventh sts Lafayette aud
CHARLES BENNEOT. CaroIton, La, iss lift
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WHAT SHALL WE SAY When persons do nj
know what to talk about, they invariably inquire,
what shall we say, Now, speaking of yesterday,
we must say that far local events in the city
of New Orleans were concerned, it was decidedly
the leanest day of the year. The Courts mea-
gre. the police officers thin skinned, and the sky
itself as brittle as an icice Talk about Pharoahs
lean kline, why if yesterday had been converted
into a cow, it would have been so weak that 1t
would not have had the strength to have lifted IT.
self on its legs. Yesterday however, got along as
well as it could possibly do under the circumstan-
ces in which it was placed
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THIRD DISTRICT CouRT.-B Fieitas. VS.. Mum,
c,pdtny No One.-The petition in this case. shows
that the plaintiff has contracted with Thomas Bell
TO make the sidewalks and banquettes to lot of
ground at the corner of Claiborne and Dumain
streets, belonging to plaintiff, with curb and putler
stones, at the rate of So 40 per each running foot
TWO thirds OF said price, 81 co. to be paid by the pc
utioner to Thomas Bell, and the remaining third of
said price, ~ cents per foot be paid by the NUM-
clPaty NO. one, In conformity with the ordinances
anu uhder the supervision of the Surveyor. The
petlnoner further shows that in order to have the
correct lines and point of level, he has frequently
appiied 70 the Surveyor for them, who refused TO
give them, and subsequently, application was made.
TO the Municipality Council who have refused to
order said officer TO comply with petitioner demand
IL Is further urged that every landholder i'll the
city has right to make his own sidewalks and
banquetts, provided the same be done in conformity
10 The Municipal ordinances, and under the direc-
ton OF the Surveyor, which direction said officer is
bound to furnish whenever called for. The peti-
TONER finally prays that the Court decree that he
has right to make his own sidewalks, &C. if done
according to law; that the Municipality or any of
their officers delegated to that effect are bound to
furnish the necessary lines and level whenever
called for by property holders and that the NUM-
cipalty DE condemned to pay petitioner $500 for its
unstlfiabe and illegal refusal to furnish lines &c
The petitioner in this case, has, no doubt brought
this suit for the purpose of determining whether
property holders have RICH to make private CON
tracts for the making of their sidewalks, &C.. when
ever they find ii to their interest to do So In this
case, the petitioner contracted for the work at the
rate OF So 40 per each running foot, whereas the
contract of the Municipality No. One, with Philip
Vldici for this Kind of work is a much higher fig
ure say So IS per running foot As this case is Of
much interest, we shall not fail to report the judg-
ment.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-16

CHARGE OF FRAUD.-George A. White was yes
terday brought before Recorder Baldwin upon the
charge of having sold package of goods belonging
to North G. Brothers, which had been sent to this
city from Boston on the ship Mtades. White it
would appear at the time, was discharging clerk
and endeavored to convert to his own use the pro-
ceeds arising from the sale of the package of goods
already mentioned. The examination Of the case
was fixed for the 22d inst