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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31

- The iodsfaagable and un'iring energy Of the
public treasury leechss, have discovered The
rasans Of luakiogd most magnificent ouaei Tor
The public funds.
pFojecs : aioo. 70 make Railroad 70 the
Pssihe coasl. There is sao,psF % anal ke ship
esnsl = ssu. Sic, Marie, whereby ship comma.
niepdoa will be opened up 20 Lake Superior,
Aeapzl q the same,kIud across shs upper part
Of Fiesida. bee been talked ofs 'B0' all these
= improvement are keps back On secouur Of a
sesreisy of funasiushe Tseasmy.s ThesewouId
be useful Improvements. aud add much 70 our
BadoDal weallb. Ru, the national pride Of the
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31

DREADFUL EXPLOSION. The 22d ult. the
steam mill Of Mr.. Thos. J. Coghlen, near Sum.
IervilIe, S. c., was literally scattered into frsg.
men's by the bursting of The boilers. One ne.
gro was Instantly killed, and two others died in
the course Of Iwen'ylour hours after The explo
sion. -Four other persons were seriously njur.
ed Three boilers exploded at The same Tune
The noise Of which was heard at distance Of
twelve TO fourteen miles. The shock a. Sum.
lervlle, disan, three miles, was very severe.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31

NORTH CARoLlNA.-Resoluiions declaring
the sense Of the people Of North. Carolina agains
IaierUen''on were last week passed in The pop.
ular branch Of the Legislature Of that State
with few dissenting votes.
On Thursday last further Intellectual effarl
was made in the same body to elect a Senator
Of the United States for SIX years from the oh
Of March dext. As on the last preceding trial,
The votes between Mr.. Dobbin and Mr.. Ray.
ner were nearly equal with Twelve sca,,ered bal.
lots.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31
. A. BOegeI Wholesale agent for The sale Of

c. A. BOegcl. Wholesale agen. for The sale Of
Hummel's Extract ard Essence Of Coffee, DR..
Locock's Pulmonic Waters, Jew David's Hebrew
Plaster, The Horseman's Hope or Farmers
Friend, the American Worm Killer, Barrels Indi-
an Lniment and Vermfuge. Hunts Liniment.
Tsylcr's Indfn Ointment, Hohersack's Wolm
Syrup and Pills, Hoofand's German BIlers, and
a % neral assortment of Drugs and MdiciECss
at Eastern prices-trasporiadOn Oh.
Dec 81 80
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31
The CnIorIc ship.

Again we are enabled 10 STATE. for lHe grnIi6.
cation Of the public. says the New York Cou-
risF OF Tuesday, that the machinery of the ca.
lorie ship, Ericsson. has been in moIion. u
was worked yesterday during ten consecutive
hours. making over six revolutions per minute.
The furnaces we're intentionally worked upon q
checked shah. Only 4sO pounds OF coal were
put inIo them each hour. and upon this Tihlng
quanuIy Of fuel The fires continued 20 augment
constantly during he day. We understand
that the machinery will be worked for several
days 70 come, and that The IriAi "Trip will uoi be
made unul The engiass are in complete working
order.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31

ANOTHER FREAK The editor of The Pough.
keepse Eagle has seen specimens Of apples
grown n Duchess county that display the &c.
centrcIy sometimes discovered in the growth
of fruit The apples are six in number, all
grown upon the same graf two Of them are
sour or tart, having all the essentials Of a reg.
ular greening, two are perfectly sweet, and two
mixed-each being part sweet, and part sour
the different properties being marked BY seams
on The outside, and by the different colors.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31

NJ The editor Of the Chicago Democrat,
("Long' John WeuIwsHh, Ex.M. c. the 9th
er day, published lor Governor Duncan q proc.
IamsIion for Thanksgiving. without even con.
sul'ing him; the first the Governor knew Of il,
he heard il read from the pulpit. All the Chi.
csgo clergymen noticed ii however, and The day
was kept in the customary manner. wherever
the proclamation was known. The sermons
we're as able, the dinners were as good, and The
balls and evening parties were as agreeable as
if the Proclamation had been genuine one.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31

or There are eight Colleges under the su.
pervision of the Methods, Church. with prop.
erty and funds TO the amount ol $494. .063.-
The oldest Of them, at Middlelown. was found.
ed in 1880. There are 46 academies and sem.
inares, The oldest of which is at Wilbraham,
founded in 1929. under the auspices Of the Ia.
menled Wilbur Fisk ln 20 of these there are
4,936 students. an average Of l78 each. The
Me'hods's of Missouri are proposing TO build
and endow irstcass college, under The pat.
ronage oG the ST. Louis and Missouri Confer.
ence.
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THE ArrBoR % UNcLE Toa's CAaIN.--WO
lebrn from good sulhorisy Ihss Mss. Hanet Bee
cheer Stove. aulhoF of Unele Toms Cabin. Z
about 10 vish Great BFlaiu wigh her husbuuds
She has lately received letter frum Dr.. WaId. ~
lsw, rendering her in behalf qJ number az la-ice
dies Of Glasgow un Invitation 10 visit England
ss their expense. This intiislon she has ac.
cep,ed; and she WlI soon leave for Liverpool.
= Boston TraBler. srFfs $50
On the iOth inst the Gov General OF Canada
gave the royal assent 10 SO bills which had 6nss
sed beth Houses Of Parliament Sixteen were
railroad bls, 10 provide for main trunks and
branches and one 20 eslablisha iine Of neum
vessels across lhe Atlantic, Canada will be in
cspilal condiiion for aEneraH6A 10 Me Unitd
States IN tep pears.
CALlFoRSA PRESENT TO GrN. PiERcE.-A
number Of The cuaens Of San Francisco have
forwarded TO New York blythe last aeamsEas
most valuable and unique present which is in. "a
Icnded for the President elect as a token Of co,
teen. ID is massive gold ring, weighing up
wards Of a half a pound. Ii is valued ~
$4,000 and is TO be presenied'by a. A. Sewer
Esq. lf- u-ag 49, s7afs ssi -
GolNs uP.--Clcveland and Columbus Rail-
road stock sold for siSS 10 New York, on Ihs
10Th inst. il IS still goingu When will iI
stopl The Northern Indiana end Michigan
Central road are sold al sill higher lales. This n
is great lime for stock. iobbers and spectators.
Heavy LoSs.---Large quantities OF hogs
slaughtered 10 Columbus aud Cleveland, Ohio,
and shipped to New York by Railroad, have
entirely spoiled by warm weather. Twenty.
eight car loads 10 one train, became so puIrd I.
that the stencil was an nIolerabe nuisaRee W
The villages they had to pass through
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31
snlc or Rnnk Slock.

Al an administrators sale Of Bank Stock at
auction, held few days since at Sleubenville,
Ihe following prices were obtained
Crizen's Bank of SIeubenVle, a premium Of
from l2 10 20--ayeraging is per cent.
Jefferson Bank Of The SIaIe Branch, from 20
TO 30-averuRe "a per cent? ..
Union Bank of Massllon. from par TO 5--Av.
enge 4 per cent. . ,-,..; n..ra- .
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31

MARRlED-on the % insI., by the Rev..
A Swaney. Mr.. Henry Ilark'ess to Miss Mary
Logan, all of this county.
On the same day. by the same, Mr.. Wal.-
ter Wilken TO Miss Margare, N. Anderson.
On the same dav, by Rev. W. C. Hender.
son. Mr.. Daniel P. Baxter and Miss Maria l..
IlardeslY, all uf this county.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31

81 digest !" Such is the true meaning Of the
word ii epsin," or Of the two Greek words from
which il is derived. This is the significant and ap-t
propriate title of the true digestive fluid, or gas
tric juice prepared by DR.. j. ; Houghton, Of Phil.
elphia, from the fourth stomach Of the OK, {
the cure Of indigestion and Dyspepsia. II is Ma
ture's own remedy for an Unhealthy stomach. Mo-
art of man can equal its curative powers. 1t rem
ders good eating perfectly consistent with health
See the figure Of the OK in another partof this pa
neF
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31
FREMONT. Dec. %,

This morning about 8 o'clock Freight
Train ran into a car Standing on the track at
this station killing one man Instantly, and in.
juring one other so badly that he died about day
light. They were both lrishmen aud were sit.
ling on the forward part of the Locomotive
Names unknown
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31

GEN. PlERcE.-ln aIluding to the fact thar
Gen. Pierce did not attend the Webster obse.
qules in Bosron, tho Providence Journal sa, IS
that his absence was caused from " his unwll.
lingness to trust himself among The hungry and
clamorous office.seekers, nearly every one OF
whom was among he very first 10 propose him
FOR The Presidency and all Of whom rendered
him services without which he would have had
no chance Of on election.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2

bcSs So
SENATg.-Numerous petitions presented anG
disposed Of.
Mr. Gwin, OF California, introduced bill
for The construction Of a Railroad to The Pacific
coast and moved thar il made the special order
for The 10Th Of January. Mr.. Chase moved
that il be referred 10 a committee. Mr.. Rush
hoped il would not be referred, as The subec,
was the most important that had yet come be.
fore Congress at It's present session.
Hon. VIM. R. King was considered better
los. evening, and hopes were entertained Of his
recovery.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31

ANOTHER STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION: The steam.
or Magnet burst her boilers al Grandview island.
on The Ohio. on the evening Of the 4lh instant,
killing The pilot ana a deck baud, and n.
ju,ing more OF less every other person on
board, excep. The first engineer. Two or three
Of the injured will die. The upper works oil
the boat we're nearly all blown away, and The
hull sunk immidiatey. Guernsey Times.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31

or The advice Of Mr.. Albright Of the
"GuerLtey Times" iSvery good. lf be has
praciiced il himself, we would be glad if he
would inform us how many "ComforIabilities"
have resulted lherefromi -
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31
NOIice.

At my instance an attachment was this day is-
sued by Henry A. Stidger, Justice Of the Peace
in and Tor the township Of Centre, county Of
Carroll, against The property and effects Of
Thomas McGav ran, non resident Of said coun-
ly, this % day OF December. 1852 e<
HARVEY &C GSII.. Tresh 3
Of the Ctroll county R. Road Company.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31

MoRE ABOUT Mr., Laws MUsKETs. "A quan.
lily Of them were removed a few days ago
from the warehouse in Brooklyn, aud taken 10
Albany by the steamer Troy The next we
hear respecting them is, that ga mechinsl oI
Troy has contract for flung up 20 900 oil
them with perc ssion locks, In place Of The old.
fashioned flint" What's 10 the wind 7
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31
Estate of Thomas George Decd.

Notice is hereby gwen that the undersigned
have been appointed and qualified as Executors
of the estate Of Thomas George decN, Those
indebted will make immediate payments and
those having claims aganss said estate VIII Pre"
This date. JANE GEORGE
JOHN MAPLE. =
Decer,her % 18La Executors.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31

A bill to prohibit The circulation Of bills Of
less denomination than iVe dollars has been in
lroduced into the House. Are we to have that
dead and buried humbug dug up aud galvanized
again Wha, arranI nonsense
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31

MINISTER TO FRAEcE.-M Mr.. Disney, Repre-.
sen,alS,iVe in Congress, rom Hamilton county,
is reported TO be an applicant Ior the Office Of
Minister TO France, under Mr. Pierce's admin.
isFatiop,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31

49, | wish to purchase fifty horses and
IA-,rN will pay The highest prize in cash
anA m Tor them at my residence in Mall
N pm vern. GEORGE ARBUCKLE.
es<@<zSaG1 Dec. 81, 1852.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31

TnE NEXT CoNeRsss.--So far as elected, the
members Of The next House OF Representatives
viii sand thus : Wings so. Abolitionis,s 4. De-
mocrass 8s "a Wing loss Of eightmembersaud
Democratic gain Of nine,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31

1908 6rkins OF butter we're brought 10 Bos
ton by The last English steamer
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31

lRELAND.-The consecralion Of DR.. Singer
as Bishop of Meath, took place on Sunday, The
98'h of November, in the college chapel, Dub
lin. The officiating prelales were The Lord
Primate and The Bishops OF Kilaoe and Tusm.
|, is stated tha. in the Limerick posl.office,
one day last week, several registered letters
were received from emigranIs in Australia, con.
veyiOg money orders ruuging in amour. from
$50 10 500; sent TO their friends a, home.
The evidences of improvement, in The cond.
ZION Of the country are daily becoming more do.
cided; aud The agricultural classes are begin.
ming 10 participate in the general prosperity, ar.
Ier The exhausIing effects OF famine. Ia the
Western coun'ies, in particular, the change for
the beuer is quite remarkable; the farmers find
themselves in far better position under Free.
trade lhaO they were during proIecIion. Tho
Mayo. Telegraph gives amostRrali(ying accounI
ol The active trade amongst the country shop.
keepers, owing TO the increased means of con.
sumption amongst the graziers, farmers and the
laboring classes.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31

or Don't forge. Ihe Agricultural meeting OF
New Years day.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31

The people Of Warren, TrumbuIl Co.. have
decided by large vote 10 avOr of prohibitory
Liquor Law, similar 10 that Of Salem,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31

Mrs. Norton has been convicted Of whipping
a child TO death, in Marque,.e county, WiscOD.
siD, and sentenced to the State prison for ten
yeau,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31

O1r Geo. ArbucEle wants 10 buy horses, a.
Malvern. See notice.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-31

COd Fish, White Fish and Mackerel for sale
,v dec, 81, SO. C. A. BOEGEL.
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RUSSIAN DEFEAT. The London correspond.
enI Of The Tunes says:
From the best sources at constantnope |
can inform you lh.I the CircassianS have again
sgnalIy defeated the Russians. The Turkish
Governor has received these lidings, and though
they seem to be exaggerated They speak Of
sixty guns caPIured.-yet there ia no doubt
about The fact. The Mounlaineers have taken
the defensive, and Russian army of thirty
thousand men has been dispersed. The Lon.
don papers have not yet got The information, but
you can relv on it.
"ln the Marine Department in Constantine.
pie great ACTIVITY is displayed. They have al.
ready transformed Two of their men of war in.
to screw steamers. Ii seems that the example
Of France will soon be followed by all the mar.
thine powers. The Turkish infantry is 10 be
armed with Prussian needle guns. The new
ministry exer,s itself 10 The utmost, in order tC
have an efficient force for any contingency
The Grand Viziet is most energetic man. no
so easily TO be bamboosed by foreign diploma
cy, or cowed by threats, as Reschld was"
Good news Turkey may yet be- the battle
ground Of European Freedom. A bold front
on her part, with an efficient military prepara
lion, may do much, IN i,se(, for "liberalsm.'
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% - ! 81 > lIdFnlnK ofi kbt and eAfIy ;
ouf Csfies vill call 90 uur paHous Q The vi.
leg, pnh kia Manual Aadrss. Persons vill be
sussfulso hare ! dims o. rqusasr ready tOrb'@.
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- cROsiER, Editor,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-22

Stock hand spboard cleared this evening aa9
ST LOUIS November .ToBACC0Ihe market is quiet with
forward and prices mananed fhe receipts ht
thu week embrace only 50 h including hhds
- s 3 from - to 30 80 FROM rs 49, from "a so t4 IS at
SOFA % Per lbs Thors
coming and al the large
stock dull market for the art there n mted
demand though good qualities wall still, very full prices We
"a shipp leaf a rs and
s from rs 95 100 lbs for to good manufacturing
IS to s, fine $40 to 1s per 100 lbs
FLouRThe freight Neworleans
corresponding the Of flour the bginpng
week. shippers fearing the eeci the large shipments the
Ohio below have operated limited extent Wenow
H. country per Dbl The receipts during
the week, the market closed firm at the quotations
very slowly sufficient quantities fer the
ply & x 81 an nn s e6 has s rsd o
No has
having been offered in the market during the week
Holders asking % which above the views OF buyers
GROCERIES-Maret and oass unsettled holders Of
old working their reduced and epGpes OF the
light sales mostly Of irregular re's
character considerable amount of chiefly I'd crop has changed
good qualities small II selling mt 5
The only lots of reported at M 5@ including
there have sales the of 90 TO 1900
barrels chiefly repeda made public but said
from % to soc per gallon in quality New Plantation has met with
pretty ready sale ranging from 81 to S in quality m
held higher Coffee advanced within the day
Rio held firmly the close 9c. None
be had in the mnke, below 9l4c per ID.
prices advanced which aogethe,
owing facilities shipment, the
to-day Of 20 bids "a ao5 for ues, and IS o6 sS for leaf
FRElGETSWe freights NewUeans Tobacco
BAGGING AND RoPErhers fair degree of activity in these
rope together with coils SUPERIOR
l2ll aud SIC. Alsj 100 coils extra Mt 61Sc.
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0pHlaa ng THE COMMISSIONERS ov THE
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW OBLEANg.J


By virtue of the thirty section of the
Consolidate the City New Orleans provide for tho
and administration Of its aa approved the cad Of February
and Of the h section Of the supplementary thereto and providing
for the incorporation the City Lafayette with the City OF New Or
leans approved the day aud Of the third Secn
untitled Act supplementary act to Consolidate the City
New Orleans provide the management
Affairs" approved and for tho purpose paying the
interest accrg the city, meeting obga
lions the old corporation and the ae First Second Third
cpates City Lafayette maturing during year 1853
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this this date
until the SECOND MONDAY 18th December s57
NJ. for the purchase Of all any portion of THIRTEEN
HUNDRED BONDS OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS for the
Of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH Bonds to be dated
the FIRST OF JULY 1852, payable in FORTY YEARS.
Of the Treasurer Of the city with coupons thereto
the of SIX PER CENTUM ANNUM payable
from and after the frnt January the City
first Of January mad the frat Of July year. Proposals
dorsed Bids for the purchase City Orleans
and addressed to Adophe Iyet Secretary of the Of
sioners Of the Consolidated Debt Of City oean.
and the ndudcated the highest bidder on 18th
December, at noon, aforesaid.
TKRMa PAYMRsTCah any coupons
CATIONS Of the old city the ee First Municipalities
or City Lafayette maturing option purchaser
oneourtk the first Of January the March,
fourth the first Of May and the the first july
with sn cent interest from january the Commits
reHerng the right
Gated guarantee for compliance with the part the
purchaser The Commissioner further the right rejecting
all bids
COMMISSIONERS
A. D. CRossMAN. Mayor
o. DEBUYS, Comptroller.
WAN. GARLAND, Treasurer.
w. P. CONVERSE Chairman Finance Committee,
Board Of Aldermen.
L. ii. PLACE, Chairman Finance Committee,
Board Of Assistant Aldermen. .
A. LAYET, Secretary. oct2l tl3thDec
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-22
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.

LIVERPOOL, October COTTON We had good demand for
s
thirty bales turned to the
1900 which spsssaeIs nss 4
% asq the ug
weeks during Be said
sT
s Hs5 only ss
light and the entered into 70! future and distant e
sasss
5s % s markell ss iss
.. Il s.sh and S / Ell & Ths
little quote f., fgspGs there s has n r.
asn su s s %
sssf S
5 ss 5 100 sss I
sSS sss. G 9 %
Bales q Nv whish 10000 speculation.
HAvRE October The close Of list week
Fur ss
Of The @ as at hand
for and none cleared they 10 anticipate
5
% hsaT fs ae
The pS VIII only op O Sea s1
aF ya a .s
s ss as's e. ii s ,
slightly d sssao ne eSss o s s
receipt regular Geographic which aOnfmsd the previous
s ses soS o. sun Tue
ssas
bales snd as
waiting eansd but on after the F"ssssp
pS" OF @ Il p Rs
which 800 bales 70 arrive G% m
bales United States F0r f'hsr particular
STATEMENT OF COTTON IN HAyRE On OCT s g; ,, O
Stock LIST January q of which sss e y.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-22
BIIREAU DIES CoAfAISSAIREss DE LA
DErTE xrDNSOLIDEE DE LA NOUVELLE-ORLEANS.(
NoUyEILE- ORLEANS, q Octobre 1852.

En- yertu de La ~ eme section lie acte de la
Legislature Luane ntule @Acs conrolider
willie Orleans st pourso ct ladnin-
approuy lie 20 fsvrier 1852 ct de la 5e
lion de aes suppanenae relat incorporation de Ia Vile de
Lafayette Orleans APPROVE mtmeou n de Ia
section n,ult Ac.e tuppemena
ldsr Nouyee Orleans pouryor ct
aaires" APPROVE 10 II 1853 ct
enfere de vile fire face obi
cations ahciennes Premiere Dauxeme
Troseme Municipalities de la willie de Lafayette chesnt 1858,
commissions cAetafa bureau par de cete
date jusquan lund 1857 pour acha
de rezo de Ia villa Ia Nou
de de mile paAtres chacun les dts bons de-
Juliet 1885 payabes
,resoer de la % des dntere isop
N pour part
1855 vile do NewYok Ter anyer ct Ter Juliet caque
snne pour acha
sas eans addrsssfes Adolphe
Consolidate vile
de Ssuve Orleans Les dtes oe ouvcrtes les bons ad
ug6 pus eneheseur decembre midi est dit
cidessls.
Conditions des dnte
ret obligations de fanenre WILLIE dea Premiere Deux
ne ct Troisms Municipalities de Ia VILE de Lafayette eheant
1850 chox de aheteu quart premier Jnvisr, lie
premier Mars quart premier Mai premier Juliet
1853 neet de part du premier
Janver 1853 Les Consares lie do dix
aduge Yannte de part de
acheteu fd6e marche
oure roit de reieier lea cares partie.
....coMMISSAIR
A. D. CRossMAS, Mnire.
o. DEBuYs, ContSeur.
VIM II. GARLAND, Tiesorier.
w CONVERSE President Come Finances Conaeil
Aldermen.
L. PLACE President Colnie de Conse des
tants-Aldermen.
A. LAYET, Secr6taire. 90 Oct. Up.