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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-01
INSURANCE
WGREGOa,s GENERAL 4GENC,

.HGREGOa'.S GENERAL AGENCY,
MAiN ST., DAVENPORT, Iowa.
rEHITS Agency viii take risks in DHelimg
l. H1uscs, StaTes, .Htiis and Shops, with their
contents agiias, Tors by flRg. Also .dariat
Il SKIS OF Merchandise to and from all eastern
o. southern pefts--and disks on Liz aud IfeaiH.
in he following we'll established Insurance
Companies.
Washington Union Insurance Co.
Ceveland,0 o.
American Mutual Insurance Co.
Amsterdam. n. Y.
United States Mutual Insurance C,
New York.
Kew York uIlion Insurance CO.
JoApstown, y. j.
Kew Yor& Lie Insurance Co.
Aew York G ~.
Ohio Life Insurance c..
Cincinnati, Q.
Massachusetts Mutual Health Insurance Ca
Springfield, Mass. aud Chicago. Il.
Shippers ami Merchants dong their cargo
business with u VII DC allowed a return pre-
mHn of i24 per cent.
Davcunnff. ffl1P = 1852
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STEAM POWER AND
ROOMS FOR RENT.

TIME subscriber wishes to rent the second
story Of his Saw Mill, 60 by 20 feel. when
NAV be divided into four or more rooms, with
power to run light machinery.
The above is an excellent opportunity Tor
Chair. Sash and Door Makers and any other
h md Of wood work.
STRONG BuRNELL.
noro,,or, AnriI 1852 Soft
nA3-Dally ST Louis Republican and Clncinna-
ii Gszcite copv each to amt. of 800 and send
bills 10 subscriber.
TT states Census for isJO--A very
u convenient little work for reference. con-
taning a valuable Map; price 25c at retail, or
furnished low by The quantity,
an, 8. by H. a. PORTER.
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T,iutcs~-A good assostmen. Of and 4 key .
l. each also ! superior keyed Fln,s,ail ioI
ale low al PoRTER's Rock Island ifook Store.
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pIiEGY FOR SALE.

GOOD. we'll ironed Buggy, suitable for one
a n two horses. for sale lo.-aPrly at the
CARTE Office.
Daeenpnrt, July |. l83e
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yeyliS valuable farm formerly occupied by
4 Mr.. Sargent, continuing ! 90 acres OF farm
ing land in high state Of cultivation, an orchard
of 900 thrifty irees; dwelling, tenant house, &c.
Together with 40 acres of fine timber, situate
on tie Blue Grass road AZ miles from this city:
s offered for sale on very reasonable terms,
COOK & SARGENT, Land Agents.
March 11th. 1859.
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CUOA & BISOTHER.
81. Jxo. P. Cook

John P. COOK is this day admitted partner
y in our House. He will devote his time and
attention TO the legal business Of the House, and
10 such pro ressonal business as may be entrusted
to il. COOK Il SARGENT.
nayenpnrf AnriI l. IB5f
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ALEX. w. M'GREGOR,

NVI NM 70 BLIJ,
WEST SIDE MAIN, NEAR q STREET.
VIII. give particular attention TO all Kinds OF
Convey anclng
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, Leases and Con-
tracts drawn aud achnowl Judgements taken.
June Eth. 1852.
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iFstIsOyaD FAasass EOIs SAFE,
ross -.as4E.

4 FINE farm on tie foa 10 Aliens Grove j
Il miles from Davenport. II contains LOO
acres OF first rate land about, acres under fence
ami in cultivation. The improvements are new
aud con 1T Of comfortable and convenient
tasae hoase of rooms, ana d large cellar, well
o good water, estern, frame stable, small or
chari, IS.
For further particulars enquire Of the snbscfi-
her | an a hall miles ir8m Ghristies saw mill.
JNO RIG I'D JACKSON.
June i7th, 1852. 1-if
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IOWA LAND AGENCY.

MAIN ST. DAVENPORT, IOWA.
fIlilE Undersigned will give particular alien-
L ZION to the sale of Real Estate in { is city
and vicinity. He l44iers himself that his cxpe-
neHce in business and long residence in this
city and vicinity, VIII enable him 10 effect sales
81 rea! estate to good advantage. Those having
improved farms or city property. or unimproved
real estate and desire to sell viii find il 10 then
inter, st 10 employ his services
10 sale 10 charge.
ALEX. W. M'GREGoR,
Real Estate Broker
t4re III 1872
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Epe,.v ,a,.ttcle 81 me Rest 11,.,, !.

Every .as'ficie ~ the Best Qss, ..s.,
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
fGUI0N,
corner ST. Charles md CanAi Streets
~ Iriug completed the d his Store Rad.
to exhibit 70 his patrons aus the public his nutsuay
LARGE AND SPLENDID CORRECTIONS or 4s
RICH. RARE AND USEFUL ARTICLES
% FOR PEESENTS.
His stock probably The RICHEST AND MOST VARIED ever col
eetsd in Que establishment. On the second floor 50
SPLENDID COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS
we'll worth an inspection. Also beautiful colscion 81
PHoN0GRArHIc sTAruARY,
SPLENDID PAPER AIACHE AND ROSEWOOD DESKS DRESS
ING CASES, WORK BOXES. CHESS TABLES;
work. TABLES AND EsCREToIRs COMBINED;
NEW STYLE OF MOSAIC INLAID CABINET WARE;
LADIES' AND GENTS COMPACT DRESSING CASES AMI
TRAVELLING COMPANIONS;
BEAuTFUL COLLECTION OF RICH JEwELRy; En-
CHOICE SELECTION OF DIAMONDS. AT A SMALL ADVANCE
Z ON THE COST OF IMPORTATION;
CANES RICHLY MOUNTED IN GOLD AND SILVER,
FINE SILVER GoBLETs, CUPS CARD CASES, PORT MON
NAIEs AND PORT B0QUET;
STERLING SILVER TABLE, DESSERT AND TEA SPOONS ANT
FORKS; 5yE NJ. 1IATT
PARLoR AND DINING ROOM SPRING BELLS;
RICH BRONZE AND GILT CLOCKS; 1870
ALARM CLOCKS, NEW STYLES M
GOLD AND SILVER FURNISHED ETUI AND WORK CASES.
SILVER KNIVES, FORKS AND SPOONS, In CASES;
SILVER FISH KNIVES, AND FORKS, IN CASES; .-
ROYAL DRESDEN AND SEWERS PORCELAIN TETE-A- TETES
MANTEL AND TOILET ORNAMENTS, AND CUPS ANT
sAUCERs;
S,LyEF AND TORTOISE SHE'LL NAPKIN RINGS;
OPERA CLASSES, A SPLENDID COLLECTION NEW STYLES
SHADED VIEWS OF SWITZERLAND;
FINE TORTOISE SHE'LL COMBS;
LADIES' ELASTIC CARRIERS EMBROIDERED IN GOLD Sill.
YER, ETC Sas
ELASTIC BRACELETS, NEW STYLES, ALAReE ASSORTMENT
SPLENDID PEARL BRIDAL GIFTS;
FANS-THE FINEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY RANGING
IN PRICE FROM TEN CENTS TO FIFTY DOLLARS;
PRAYER BOOKS AND BIBLES--ENGLIsII FRENCH SPANISH
AND CATHOLIC, ELEGANTLY BOUND IN VELVET AND
GOLD;
GOLD, SILVER AND PEARL MOUNTED RIDING WHIPS;
CRYING BABIES, BLEATING LAMBS, AND AN ENDLESS
VARIETY OF sELF-MovrNa AND DANCING TOYS AND
FIGURES
MAGIC LANTERNS, DioRAMAs, pERspEcTlvEs AND NEW
GAMES;
FINE CuTLERY-FRoMR ROGERS, WosTENHoHNs and CROOKS
FINE GUNS, WARRANTED GENUINE-MANToNS WESLEY
RICHARDS, GREENER's, LAPAGES WITH LAAIINATED
= STEEL AND STUB TWIST BARRELS, WITH ALL MODERN
~ IMPROVEMENTS
PISTOLS AND RIFLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION; 49,
CHOICE PERFUMES, SOAPS, COSMETICS AND TOILET ARTI.
CLES-FRoM LuBAN, GUERLAM AND MoNTPELAs.
- Particular attention invited the subscribers large stock
FINE FRESH
GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS.
His SHIRTS all of his manufacture the latest STYLE and
finest workmanship, and NOT RIP Prices guau
tied low not lower ban the qualities procured for
elsewhere. GUIoN corner ST. Charles Canal Streets
dec23 2ptf Established I83s
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go ~os,., : Street, 60
OPPOSITE, COMMERCIAL. PLACE.
BEAUTIFUL EDITIONS II M

L US 7 R A ED WO RKS,
Adapted for Gifts of the New Year, 1853.
FELICIA HEMAN's RECORDS OF WOMEN, Songs of the Aztec
tons and Songs and Lyrics Illustrated. Richly bound. &
THE PROSE WRITERS OF AMERIcABy Griswold illustrated
Richly bound.
PORTRAITS OF INDUSTRIOUS PERSoNAGES OF GREAT BRN
TAlNEngrayed from Authentic Pastures, Biographical
Historical Memoirs their Lives and By Edmund Lodge
In ten splendid volumes. lio. London edition.
CATLINs North AMERICAN INDIANs-Illustrated London
edition. in two splendi Volumes dto. tHs
ToNiLINS HISTORY ENGLANDLondon Illustrated edition In
three splendid volumes. with Steel Engavings Alto.
IRyING's OLIVER GOLDSMITH, ALEXANDRIA, KNIcKER-
BoCKERBound in Turkey Morocco illustrated BY barley
THE CABIN AND PARLoR Slaves Masters By Thornton
4, Randolph Embelished with Steel Engravings.
deoso at2p For sale by j. B. STEEL. Camp street.
Christmas Presents.
EY What beautiful Tor highly appreciated by
end) the year. than present him with
A HANDsoME SUIT OF CLOTHES, or SPLENDID ENBRoIDD
COAT, FANCY BALL VEST, SATIN SCARF SILK TIE or KID
GLOVES, all of which can be had ut the s g.,
GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM
4g 1850. OF So. -af r-p TO-.
ALFRED MUNRoE & CO..
.5S-C sr "a MAGAZINE STREET,
be found suit the taste OF MAN BOY their satisfaction
decsa step
Splendid .1saNeEals for f5le Season,
Eg- The elegant ILLUSTRATED WORKS eos a with .vrpas
sing skill and beauty expressly for the Hoydays,
J. B. STEEL'S
'sNEW ORLEANS sTATIoNERs' WAREHOUSES;,
NO. go CAMP STREET
....AL
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, ETC,
together with choice collection OF ,s 4
Rare and Beautiful Goods,
admirably adapted for presents
JUVENILE ANIMALS, BOOKS, ETC.
g in great variety, are now ready for examination.
deels 20 "a e5 81 30 81 jans9p atw
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, Decem-

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, Decem-
Der 49, 1sa-Pursuau the i2ih sto con
soida the city Of New Orleans and provide for the
Of IL aa approved February 30 1854
Orleans met this day at the office of the Mayor city New Or
LEANS and there proceeded to the The
seon held on Monday tho 27th instant The
Fist Second Third and Fourth Districts Of The city Orleans
under the resolutions $40 ahd $40 Council
city Of New Orleans approved I'd August aad 49, October
State Louana entitled concerning license OF nkin
houses and the sale intoxicating qnors approved al
March, 1895 and pursuant also to rsouon No 4eS The
Council the ~ Of New Orleans approved 9Th December 1851
eec ion Of two of the Board OF Aldermen
9asonsd BY the Resignation of the Hon. the Hon.
lssIant hdernsn, inst election Of one
mber the Board Of Aldermen tho vacancy
stoned the Resignation of the Hon
the following % resu tter,of. M
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Riches sages FJa,,.s,e,Se@ .

f-nsEfitLh Courr-Hopsg, S.
MARTIN, Suecess0a ch Co No III:
Maa street. NewYok: GrHTLsAENlt with great peaqnre We
Ne 70 INFORM you mat al the great fire which consumed our m
e o,ns a'so the a preserved all boks and pagers in @
n5 s N Il sAf rs purchased from oar agent Cbaq
eou hh. a. a. lhteh The storhs ptleb
neat was truly terrific The crowd present rilicusd aha dds Of any,
s summing adeh hre yet lost confidence IN te s
s sns az m the Of these o 10
salamnbder. -' s~sNis ''AA' "foee "'" "'
We shall call upon you month 10 select ord ~
Yonts, respectfully, WILLIAMS & CHR sTIR.
% iSfegehE letter demonstrates the wonderful capacity RICH
us SAFES to resist fire 1t is eonsisYsi at hi
ALONE among many articles represented 10 b. Es
contents in either Of the great res Peai,t NeYd
6T Pst he e. s'p5d ht the cost SINCE THE
DuGi oF PRCES) bears proportion yalue ot aub
eaaole depository for books papers ewy moaey and other sn
pus ysiaapie articles The sHascrbo solo agent city
has for sale large stock ~ pCH
co IS sALAMANDER SAFES, prepared to ppy w Inc To-
ony several of the moat Respectable th and
cunietanceH. ISAAC RPitisIF ~ '4'e' I"1 V 1s5t
aap9O dAWtf % Ni.n,.s.. ..s.4t
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To tire Lad5es.

$50 r.l.r, MADAM PLATEN
o1stS hsr avices 70 the Ladies' far
t1e olowing dssases POLAPSs UTE
81 ip p T. and A ENCORE ad
,bst bib ~ iE MoMs The treatment adopted by her
Paris London and New York There no form q bos INA,
s ~ oeeoae with IRON long sna ana p ic,e and
osous % sasas that ~ Diseases Of s eru
ST. Joaeph street. ~ '''I as nei Iealnshie, No. Ra
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POetiCNL Works,

POeticnE Works,
=. G.. MORGAN'S,
EXCHANGE PLACE, ADJOINING THE PosToFFIcE.
p, POLITICAL OF
BYRON, LAME, SAKE, TENNYSoN, MISS LANDoN
BURNS, MOORE, HOOD, GOULD, UPPER,
WILLIS, BAYARD TAYLOR, WORDSWORTH
LoNFELLoW, GOULD, DANTE, ROBT. BROWNING,
CAMPBELL, MRS. HEMANs, z. b. BROWNING,
MILTON, SHELLEY, HOLMES
BRYANT, CoLERlDGE, BETHUNE
| MRS osGooD, souTHEY, BERANGER,
MRS sIGoURNEy, cRABBE POPE, LOWELL,
HALLECK, GOLDSMITH, MRS. PERSON,
ROGERS, DRYDEN, AMELIA
COWPER, SPENsER, BARRY CORNWALL
SCOTT, AND MULLEN,
BYRoN's TALES AND POEMS.
POEMS AND PICTURES collection aud other Poems
illustrated by English Artists.
LYRICS THE HEART POEMS by Ala,ie A. Watts,
FEMALE POETS OF AMERICA
FEMALE POETS OF GREAT BRITAIN,
SACRED POETS.
| THoMPsoN's SEASONS.
CIIILDE HAROLD.
LADY OF THE LAKE.
SELECT BRITISH POETS, 8 volumes. ..
HoMER's ILlAD; FEsTus, by BAILEY.
ALDINE POETS; HUDIBRAS.
PARADISE LOST; oBERON.
POETS AND POETRY OF EUROPE.
POETS AND POETRY OF AMERICA
THE BROKEN BRACELET and other Poems by Mrs Ealing
KEBLE's CHRISTIAN YEAR. SIR
THE POLITICAL WORKS OF
cHAUcER, GRAY, MONTGOMERY, BRAINARD and HEBER
SACRED POETS OF ENGLAND AND AMERICA, ...
CRoLY'S BRITISH POETS, etc., etc.
Most the Work, are elegantly bound In Morocco
and beautifully Illustrated with Steel Enguvings dee2 sadpw
HOfydGy Presents.
CHINA DINING SETS
CHINA DESSERT SETS.
CHINA TEA SETS.
FANCY TOILET SETS
CHINA WATER PITCHERS,
PARfAS WATER PITCHERS.
RICH PLATED CAsToRS,
RICH BOHEMIAN GLASS.
RICH CUT GLASS.
JAPANNED WATERS, Tin se,s) W. 'i>
PAPlER MACfiE WATERS, Gin ses)
GERMAN SILVER PLATED GOODS
FINE IVORY TABLE CUTLERY
And many other articles suitable for
SENSIBLE
NEW YEAR AND CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
FOR BALE
HENDERSON Il GAINES,
de0s4 sptJauo 30 Canal street.
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Splendid assortment Of Juvenile
Iii AND OTHER BOOKS,
kB- FOR SALE BY
THOMAS L. WHITE,

los CANAL. STREET. y
MARIA EDGEwoRTHs EARLY LESSONS
SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON.
BOYS, GIRLS AND CHILD'S OWN BOOK.
NOVELTIES OF THE NEW WORLDLY Harvard.
BBoIs SERIES OF HsToRIEs-In vos each VOL complete
THE ISLAND HOME.
ROBINSON CRUsoE- illustrated.
ARABIAN NIGHT ENTERTAINMENTS i--
EDGEwoRTH AND sflERwooD's; COMPLETE WORKS.
THE PLAY Mates Anus ennents. sfss
PETER PARLEY'S MAGAZINE-Inl2 vols,
THE ICE KING AND THE SWEET SOUTH WIND.
THE DOLL AND HER FRIEND Lana :. II
TALES FROM CATLAND. s@T g#
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS, BIBLES PRAYER BOOKS.
r ~ a,on
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS.
NEW onLRAss, October 81, 1852.
By virtue Of the thirty seventh section of The
act Of the Legislature Of the State of Louisiana entitled An
Consolidate the City Of New Orleans and provide for the
and administration of a as approved February 1882 aud
the fifth section of the supplementary thereto and providing for tn
incorporation Of the City Of Lafayette with the City New
approved the day. and for the purpose of funding the debt
the old city, of the late First Third Municipalities
Of Lafayette
Just and equitable computation interest," all
and other obligations Of the old city and the First Second
Third Municipalities and city Of Lafayette, BONDS OF TIL
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, dated FIRST JULY 1852 FORTY
YEARS, for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH payable
of the City Treasurer, with interest coupons attached thereto tn
rate Of SIX PER CENT payable in tin city Of NewYoA
On LIST January aud LIST July in each yeahe interest obligation
offered in exchange above be calculated up
1858 at which time interest the Bonds be will
will be opened aud acted upon the fourth Monday
commencing Monday the 9ad Of November next 1852.
The Commissioners right of rejecting ans
or all bida
COMMISSIONERS. -.
A. D. CRoSsAAN, Mayor. ..7
o. DKBuYs, Comptroller.
VIM H. GARLAND, Treasurer.
@ WIN. P. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Committee,
Board of Aldermen.
LII PLACE, Chairman Finance Committee,
Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
A. lAfEI, Secretary. ce9t If
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SCHOOLS OF DEsIGN.-schools of Design are becoming
very numerous throughout the country We to have
in this city soon hope The Franklin Institute
Philadelphia has had under its patronage for many
years There is also Female School Of Design opera
tion in the city In Baltimore in connection with
the Mechanics Institute there is School of Design with
over four hundred pupils. Efforts being made to
establish in Washington The Female School of De-
sign in Boston has just completed the first year its
existence and is in state of constantly increasing
perity. s. t.s .ss.s7i..l ,-=+.., ,s4,.lr sssf
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Elupefor, LIQUIDS NApoleOu.s
FRASes AND PrEpMoNT-Itis rumored that France Is
projecting movement to subjugatc Piedmont.
NV ORLEANS CoLLEcToRsHrP-Ne York, December 81
Alexander Penn. of Louisiana will be offered the Col
ectorhp the port of New0rleans by the new Admins
tratioa. IEve. Pic
THs ELEcrIoN--Pdrish Of 81 Charles-We have been
furnished with the result Of the election in the parish OF
St Charles. It is as follows:
4 Goranor. -Bordelon received 10 majority
Lieutenant Gorerno,,--Ray received 10 majority
Secretary Of Safe,-Avery received 20 majority
.Httofney General Ogden received IL majority 81
TREASURER -McW horter received n majority w
Superintendent. Thorpe received II majority i
Senotosray or and Burthe electedreeeiyed IS votes
observation-disclosures Foucher elected without oppo-
siton. 'r
We are indebted to passenger on the Swamp Fox for
the following election returns Iberye gives majority
of 1871 for Hebert The Representatives, democratic
poin Ooupee 90 for Heber In the Senatorial District
loervle and West Baton Rouge, democrat and one
wing are elected
West Feiiciana has given small majority for Hebert
representative ticket close No opposition to Wicklife
for Senator In West Baton Rouge the whig legis-
latiYe ticket succeeds.
AZ the house Precinct in East Baton Rouge Bor
delon has majority Of g. . . 49,
AT Alexandria, Repides parish Bordeon has 26 maiori-
W. fhnt twhg) for Senate has az maority No oppo-,
ltlon 10 democratic Representatives.
III all the Red river country the have been extern
sfVe, ana the vote will be very light, 1--we. Pic.
iIGH REsrs.-The Louisville Courier saws that land
lords aover that city advancing rents from twenty
Ave to fifty N zen
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The ExrRApIrIoS CASE IN New Yonk.-Augustus Barr
was brought before U. s. Commissioner Nelson in New
York on the goth inst Evidence produced that the
prisoner acted in defence and the Commissioner
sidsrng there was proof of intention to kill Dire
fles was Of opinion that the did not come within
the treaty and refused to deliver up the prisoner who
was thereupon discharged from custody.
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SGAMrBEIL MIssTRELs.--Tbe Odd Fellows Hall was filed
again last night to witness the performances of this justly
celebrated company. We happened in as Rumsey was
delivering his banjo obgato" and thought if he could
only have been transported Immediately to Liberia,
during the Christmas holidays there would be no doubt
Of election to the Presidency of that Republic for the
nex fxer,, sSSg 4gaE4t 7Gg4sd {sa5is 4Sisi8 isf
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BUREAU DIES coAMISsAIREs DE LA 4
DETTE C0NS0LIDEE DE LA NOOvELLE-ORLEANS,}
NoUvKILE- ORLx.Ss. q Cleto,re 1880

BUREAU DIES CoAiNISsAIRES DE LA
DETTE C0NSoLIDEE DE LA NOOvELLE-oRLEANS.}
NoUvxnLK oRLKass, q oetobre, 1852,
En- yertu de Ia 37eme section de racte de la
Legislature ltat Louisiana nte pour cousodsr
Vile de La Nouyee Orleans pourvor
nsaton de Ares npprouvG 10 Fessier 1884,
section de acte ntue Ae uppemenis
la vile de In Nouvee Orleans ct pourvo Incorporation Wilt
de Lafayette La vile de Ia Nouvee Orleans approuv
vrier 1885, dams but de fonder la d v
PREMIERE seconde ct roisieme municipalities la vile Lafayette
Des Submissions caedss pour hange
Uni taux dntrs uste EQUITABLE les
obligations de ancisnne WILLIE des PREMIERE rosiss
municipalities ct vile do Lafayette, EoNs DE LA
DE LA EMBELLISHMENTS POUR LA soMME DE MILE
P1ASTRES CHACUN DATE pU Ter JULIET 1884, PAYABLEs
des coupons de SIX POUR CENT psyaa
la willie dc NewYork Ter Jansir lie Juliet dc ca9ue
einteras les obligations ofess scaHge
seron caaiss usquu le anve 1885, epoqu aque
nterets sur les bons ennis commencement. @sg
Les commissions endosses "oe pour scnnge bon
etc. ouvertes lie quaem luud de haque o
EovembYe 1852. ..-...e.. gt-n.
Les reier pare en- o.e.
lite les Submissions ofertes.
..CoMMIssAIREs....
A. q. CEoSSAAN, Marie.
o. DEBUYS, Contr5leur.
W. II. GARLAND, 1resorer.
W. r. CONVERSE President Finances du Conse dss
Aldermen. &#
L. PLACE, President da com6 das Asuis
ts-Aldernen.
A. LAYET, secstairs. % Oct. Up,
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~ ~ !, :, ~ -, = ~ !, -,
Z s's1s - ~ - & Il
~ ) { : 90. -
ssss - siAe s0's uPon license 0''sls
ea'nea y complimentary " tnf
8 O so,s3 Psopls olisesof1sans ~
u ~ 81 n,
az s,.ss spse sense mas iact
n nv sSses
pssss e 1s ar' = ana, lndee0'
i "a n, ~ y y sI'eakol M move
s. Ivy ~.
some cosfage upon 'ns par'
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THoMAs +. MEAcHER.-7A collection of speeches de-
iyeisd by Mr. Meagher IN Dublin the Legislative
Independence of 1rtland has just been published
New York. Northern exchange makes the following
extract. aud comments upon it specimen Of the elo
quent gentleman's political opinions in 1s47. 4
Lam one OF the people, but am no democrat I am.
for equality Of civil rights-bnt l am no republican
ana or rtsng the responsibilities and the duties Of gov
ernment IN three estates think that in free State
an aiistocracy is WISE ennoblng Institution Like
all human institutions it has its evil suscepbilties; and
the history of arsocrcy like all other histories has its
chapters Of crime and folly But can conceive state
complete without it t...=s