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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-17
THE ALLEGED KIDNAPPING CASE.

The West Chester Village Record, pa
per published in the immediate neighbor-
hood OF The scene, gives the following nc.
coun, Of kidnapping and the subsequent sui
eide of Mr.. Miller, the person with whom
the girl was at service, and upon whose oath
and information McCreary was arrested
A daring case of kidnapping was perpe.
,ra'ej in Yves, Nottingham township, Ches.
ter county, on Tuesday last The facts, as
far as we can learn, are az follows Some
time duru9 Tuesday, in the day time,
| Thomas McCreary, of Elkton, in company
Joseph c. Miller, and took from MS house a
| young colored girl, named Rachel Parker,
who had been living with Mr.. Miller, and
who is known TO be free gill. The kid
nappers drove up 10 the house in wagon,
when the girl came to the door, and as she
was passing out, McCreary, wi,hou, pretend
ing 10 show any authority for the act, took
| hold of her and forced her into the vehicle
She was then bound, aud they drove off at a
rapid rate. The alarm was given, and pui.
suit made the neighborhood TO rescue the
girl and capture the desperadoes. The iu'
gilives were stopped in their progress by
coming U, to wagon in the road, which
they could not pass, the driver of the team
being aware they were kidnappers and tha
persons were in pursuit of them, was not
disposed 10 give the road for them TO pass -
McCrealy jumped out Of his vehicle, drew {
bowie knife, and swore he would cut the
driver asunder if he did not let him pass
The driver could not be intimida,ed, ant
did not give up the road. McCreary lher
turned about, took some other road, and rap
idly proceeded ino Maryland.
Miller, aud some hall dozen Of his neigh
bors, followed McCreary and the girl OIL III,
next day, and eventually found her in the
city Of Baltimore, where a charge Of kid
mapping was preferred against Nj cCreaIy b,
Mr.. Miller, and he was bound over for
hearing. On Thursday the party from Ches
ter county, Mr.. Miller with them, started OF
their return home in the cars. McCreat,
was also i'll the cars, coming homeward A
Perryville, where they left the cars, it wa
found ,ha, Mr.. Miller was missing. Hi
friends were alarmed, aud could no, imagn
what had become of him. Mr.. Miller no
arriving a, home Oh Friday, his friend
started after him, and found him, as abov
stated in a telegraphic despatch hanging +
a tree, dead--giving grounds for slron
, suspicious that ne had been numbered.
The fact OF the death OF Mr.. Miller evi
denily had not reached the vicinity Of hi
: residence on Friday. His friends were the
, wondering why he did not return. y GU
zen in that vicinity was in West Chester u
Saturday, and called upon the counsel viii
has been engaged to assist in having NJ
, Creary brought 10 this State and hied e
kidnapping, 10 make inquiries in regard
the matter. The telegraphic despatch va
then read to him and with surprise aud r.
gret, he heard OF the death OF his ncighbt
and friend.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-17

THE KipSAPPISG CAsE.- baltimore. Jan.
is.-The charge Of Kidnapping against Me-
Creary had singular ending to-day, Wm.
Merritt, young man from Pennsylvania,
swore positively that Miller, who il will be
recollecied committed suicide, acknowed.
ged to him that he knew the girl to be
Schoolfed's AVE, and that he (Miller) was
to receive part of the reward for giving her
up. Miller said he would make a great fuss
10 blind the AboliloniSts when the girl
should be taken, but il would be all sham.--
This explairn MilIe''s suicide fear of ex.
posure, consequent, on the trial, driving him
| to il. r
There is no mail ,o-nigh, south of Wash
| ingion.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-17

kossUTH's lNTERvIEw WITH Mn. CLAY.
Washington, Jan io,--The National Intel
igencer OF this morning, says, between
Gov Kossu,h and Mr.. Clay, was most cor
dial and friendly, and OF more Than an houIs
durItion, in The course OF which MIR Clay
anky disclosed his sentiments at consider
able length, as TO lhe policy of the country
in le'erence 10 the question OF Intervention
in European affairs. Mr.. Clay as understood
is opposed TO any change in the policy OF
The Government, deemins il best not only
for ourselves bu! likewise for ,he down.lrod.
den population of Europe, that we should
pursue as hitherto, the even tenor OF our
way.
Gov. Kossuth paid the most respectful at
tention to all Mr.. Clay said, and on his side
impaired much interesting intelligence as 10
the social and political condition of several
European nations.
Gov. Ko.sulh and suite visited the Navy
Yard 10 day, and examined the public work
He expressed himself highly delighted a, all
he saw. He received, this morning, pres.
sing invitation TO visit New Orleans.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-17

FATAL ACCIDENTAL Mr.. Brown, miller
at Surgeons mill, seven miles east of Kit
tanning, Pa, was, on Monday last, caught
between two cog wheels, and SO much in
jured, that he survived bot about two hours.
The deceased was literally torn into pieces.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-17

The Rev. Dn. A. H. VrNros has been
elected to fill the vacancy, occasioned by
the translation of DR.. Wh;tehouse to the
office of Assistant Bishop of Illinois. Dr..
V. is now rector OF St. Paul's, Boston.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-17

ELECTION OF GoyERNoR OF MAssAcHU-
sETIs--Bosion, Jan. i3.--The House having
scot up the name OF Gov. Boutwell,, Dem,
with tsai OF R. c. Winthrop, Wing, the
Senate his afternoon elected Gov Boutwell,
as Goselnor Of The State, By vote Of 20
sOla., e u lel Winihros-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-17

%" PrIEsNiTz, the great water cure
Physician is dead. His estate is said TO be
worth half million Of dollars. He COM
meuced poor man.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-17

Snow IN New ORLEASs.--New Orleans,
Jan. ~ There has been quite a fall OF
snow ,o.day--lhe irs' for many years. Ii
now lies to The deph Of an inch and is still
failing.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 10 The weahe,
continues cold, with six inches OF snow on
the ground, for the first time in twenty
years.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-17

0- The weather was again extremely
cold during the first part Of the week. The
river closed again at this place on Monday
night. From present appearances, we
think we are in for one OF the old fashion,
ed winters. We go in for every thing
good in its proper season, cold weather and
good sleighing not excepted.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-17

% Sleighing never was finer than al
present, and all who can raise a horse aud
vehicle in shape Of sleigh, are enjoying
it. The snow in this neighborhood and
further north was about fifteen inches deep
when it fell.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-17

W- KossuTH visited Harrisburg on
Wednesday, having been invited by joint
resolution Of the Legislature.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-17

% Thomas c. Hambly, Esq, late Of
York, Pa, is now in California. In let
ter to the editor of the Republican, he de-
scribes among other things his visit to the
first Court at Jackson, a new County three
months old
"Two Courts were in session, the County
and The DiSlric, Courts. My case was in the
County Court before Judge Smith, and wa,
disposed OF at, | believe, the very table on
which Collyer, the County Clerk, died, who
was shot by this same Judge Smith, a few
weeks ago, perhaps very excusably too. The
counsel opposed TO me, Gen. Anderson, a
| tine-looking old gentleman, wos armed with
huge Bowie knife that hung like a broad
sword by his side, and ! was perhap, the
only unarmed man in the body. The Judge
had his Colt Revolrers bucked on the spec.
,ators had iheigs--the Grand Jury, g., SC,
theirs. In fact, Colts Revoivers and raw
brandy are part o! every days dress. The
County Court was held in the Clerks office,
as the District Cour! occupied the Cour,
lonse The latter was bull, of posts set in
| h. ground-uo windows-ihe collar beams
| a few inches higher than my head. one end
pf the house entirely open, and no floor but
the earth (which was ira'nped into a deep
| iu,t) except -four or five boards for the Judge
TO 81, on. The building was abou, 25 fee,
ong and about is wide. Yet in this simple
building the most perfect order regned,-
Every thing ,ranspirei with dignity, and the
law looked as much, if not more majestic
han in brick and mortar with granite pillars
in 'front.'"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-17

GE- The Rev. B. w. Morris will preach
in the Episcopal Church, on Sunday morn
ing, at half past 10 o'clock.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-17
ORPHANS COURT SALE.


q n pursuance Of an order of the Orphans Court
OF Northumberland county, will he exposed
10 pullIr sale OH Saturday the 7th day of Febru-
any next Oh the premises the following real
tate to Wit 4 certain
TRACT OR PIECE OF LAND,
situate III Lower Augusta township, County
aforesaid, containing
ii Acres.
adjoining land Of Samuel Reitz, Henry Rodgers
and Adam Sny1cr on which is erected
finn FRAME HOUSE,
'e-|%A- LOG Barn, all Of which is cleared, and
on which is a small ORCHARD. Late the ca
tate of IaNina Bc;rhc decd.
sale to commence at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ. OF said
day, wien the terms OF sale viii he made known
hy SAMUEL REIIX, Admir-.
BY Order Of the Court,
J. i. PGR>EL, Ok, O. {.
Jan. 10, lS52.-5t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-17

A PERILous SITUATION DIR. Kane, in
one OF his lectures at Washington on the sub
Ject of the Exploring Expedition, in de-
scrlbiug the various perils to which the
vessels were subjected, said that at one time
the vessels were about TO enter Ba0in's Bay
fast in great field of solid ice, when sud-
denly this wasrent into chasms, which rap
IDLY opened into what were characterized
by DR.. Kane as "dark rivers" nearly halfas
wide as the Potomac. On the 9Th of Jam
uary OF last year these began TO close with
fr'ghtfnl clamor and disruption. The brig
was bodily lifted up seven feet, and an ad-
vaucing mound OF ice threatened to over
whelm her, when by some miraculous sgen-
cy its course was arrested.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-17

SrocKros's Speech, in defence Of the
American sailor, is highly spoken Of by the
press generally.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-17

The FORREST CAsE.-The New Orleap,
Orlenlan speaking Of the case, says:-
"Take it for all in all, ;" the examination has
ELECTED, so far, as immoral state of domes-
TIC affairs as ever came under our ken, and
proves that more than ordinary wanton-
ness prevailed atthe Forrest House levine,
women, aud wassai!."
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-17

Col. MoCLuNc has resigned his Office az
accredited Minister 10 Bolivia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-17

DEATIi OF THE MOTHER OF President
PoLK.- Louisville, Jan. l3--We learn from
Columbia, Tenn ;tat the mother OF PreS-
dent Polk died in that place, yesterday,
Of apoplcXy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-17

,EISSUE PAPER.-Yellow Tissue peper for
covering glasses, &c, for sale at the Office Of
tie American.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-29
SHERIFF,S SALE

FOURTH DIs1RIcT couRr 1RRELL& BATES MARY C. CHAN
BAND AMI P PfERb W Il CHANDLER, HER Illus
~ VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facias to me
alreeted oy the Honorable the
~; @ above entitled wproceed sell public
lhe Retnnda the City Exchange, set between
o'clock NJ S' " '' ~ - '-' ~ -
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the BUILDINGS thereon
o. frame house with two rooms and gallery and
Kitchen with situated Second
PATTY of this city in the bounded by Administration Pacaner
on and Basin Streets and designated by number three
drawn by George Dunbar said Municipality
day OF April l46 deposited the Office of D. Ricardo ats
Notary this city, Said lot tool
nire inches from, Bas street. by depth
parallel lines and forms pert OF the original DOT
number thirty six. - MAS
= Seized in he 10
Terms oil spot. - JAMES p Eprp u-n
sePshWps e -, Sheriff Of the Parish q Orleans
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sADDLERY, HARN gss. ETC.

r-,- L ,;E \ o., u 81 Charles street.
AshIsnatle HARNESS. SADDLE 4siD @ uusgt AId most
- Ii'i~i1i 7i ifNpEDTO. a2T IyAW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-29
sHERIFF's SALE

SHERlFF'S SALE
foUGTH ps5R,GT OF THE LATE ROBERT
III TliGHMAN DECEASED No Mi
Ky VIRTUE of and in obedience to an order
the ~ p rendered o s52 the Hon
T PROCEED TO sell at public suction, Rotunda Of the it
IA between Charres and streets. on Mon
NJ 10, 1901 Ut y O'Clock for sad
or n man named JOE Creole, aged about years ckaV
and Drayman by trade, belonging succession
FERNS cash the spot
ESQ Notary lrbc o' Tue l"chase before VIM Mona ghan
saabnls ~ 9ocS 70 ~ JAMES ?. FRERET,
''iAo - uto 10 Sheriff of the-Parish of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-29

FIFTH p1sEnicT couRr BERTHoUDv vs. j. c. BARNARD
or NE00RLEANs No. 4s7s Same SaueNo 4s;sf "a
against " llin H. Garland, Individually rs natural nr ~ II
minor G. BARNARD WILLIAM f. sf n DIS DIS
dly1Iaty and rs natural tutor of his chenNn sSa 'n-
ny VIRTUE of three writs of feri facias to- Tome
rs,d directed BY The Honorable the Fifth District Court Of
10 me above entitled proceed to sail AZ
Ion IN the Ro'nnda of the City Exchange ST n upe ano
O'Clock ' We '-''tAi' octeoer 4, 1852, at 70
INeS M LOT OF Gou ND with all the Brr1D
any str gats and aPpneanees teeulo belonging or
NY WISE situate thu =, ~
g NO. Two Of h city, the square bounded by Apoo F
Of III nu streets The said lot composed Of he wae
and measures sixty on sad SnoIio e n i
act eatq B. csaas Sd BY j. 5 Barnard BY
Ean spye described property by the said j. e. rnar
by sct na GIoak, VIE OF VIM H. Garland on the 9 $50
= ue ~ GS consist in OLD SHEDS
Seized IN the above
Terms cash on the spot, FAC n r,r,rn
= 40 - o''s Sheriff of the Parish of Orisaps
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LEGAL ADVERTIsE,Iasga.En JTS
SHERIFF,S SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE
ssfosp DISTRICT ccunf ROuSSELoT II LANGotlu1sys 1o,
D1, CHURCH. OF ST. LOUIS e. No. 3aOe " ~ i''f
Ky VIRTUE of writ of feri facias against
John r hsah to directed by the Honorable bs saroni
pfst Court COY Of the entitled viii pro
O. 10 sen ut public auction the CITY
o. street s between chartrea and Royal Streets MONDAY
l. AZ ne right title and interest John p Kirwan in and IN -
certain Lease for the term of years Isl div Of o. GI
our ie'7 ny Edward Chapman to John EH
pfe qclen hermann Notary Public 10Th Of August lsIs 81
T Hesctihyd property TO wit CERTAIN PORTION NJ
Ne forming ths corner Of lenvile Exchange Aley
s4uate comprised within the Exchange Cusobonse RI
ma s,Ee streets and masurin in American
t m a. I % sala betlle street by hundred
lNbs and IMPROVEMENTS thereon ~ " ' '"e 'oi''p-
y All the right, sail Iobr U;,,a
for the term ten years the Isl of Nr ~
Shne fe'es Peur widow of Rene Lenonr [ecrnrej IN
s a M peP9"i passed before T. euy Notary Public on he
sst 1911 and subsequently s4d j. p Eirya
oGqE9ng P1Ierty property, to Wit CERTAIN PIECE or
~, 9n .on street between Dnuphine Bourbon sreets
"a % Wv consisting o one lot sxiy-fa, feet from H.,
IMPROVEMENTS thereon - ~ " VIZ ~ ilD'N"e AND
Seized in the above
n n,ins ~ rAsh on tae spot JAMES p FRERET
'oP4' - oo'o ie Sheriff Of the Parish of Orlears
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-29

Pumps AND BATHING APPARATUS. ETC.
' ~ Join IN McARrY PLUMBER No "a Camp ree So
~ hs 1nst ieSeyed rev and large assortment Of An fs
SoSKISS E2hGE SD LET PtNII. BEER IN & G etr
Also IA wv bAItS TUBS AND SHOWER BATtS
WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTj n ~ A'' H''i stlaIi LEAD
snip and Steamboat work. o,r mt nm oo1
seul9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-29

Les resolutions suivaites, qui. ont pris leur
origine dams lie Conseil DIES Assistants Aldermen,
sont sanctionnees sur dispense DIES reglements {:
Resolution autorisant ]. Pelanne, Bellanger
& Go. ct L. Roca construire DIES verandahs.
Preambule ct resolutions au sujet de Iusage
du quai en- face de la Place Jackson, par Ia
Compagnie DIES steamers de la MALE DIES L. u,
CONNIE depot de Charlton.
La resolution relative aux banquettes en-
briques dams la rue DIES Nonnes, depuis la rue
Tchoupitoulas jusqu'a la rue des Religieuses,
est referee au Comite des Rues ct Debarcaderes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-29

Sur motion de NJ. Clark, lie Conseil s'aiourne
a Niaral prochaln, 70 du courant, six heures
L. NJ HENRY BIER, Secretaire. pyo tenn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-29

0. 243.-Rts0l9 que lie Contr6leur soft ct
demeura tortge vGuro erean, aafs flaws
fas IL contrnt Ia iourntl dies lea6c
de Ia VILE psnant lie eme dpru aRu6 g5s N plan lea Epe
cations enrtssir4s Hu bureau du YoSer
tstgntl FRASS. ALPuENTE,
Fr6elden do conH. dos Aldermen.
LSiSnel JAMES RGBB,
President du Cons. dGt Alderman.
lsignfl A. d. CR0ssAlAN, Marie.
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7slT AlRIE DE La NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL

IVH IS SeptomIe iS5e.onOnInien A une srntnn ,Inns,
par lie cens comnn do h vile de "a Noavs eans ii sepe
be 1904 avis eat par lie present ionl to de ionra
fHt dc T. ssene Pubesiqh 10 tonsdI
lsra Ia susits resolution ct In AIM
Pare Public les es ant ee chetain In Metns ct ID
slgncs les Nos 6l 6S $50 675, G92 3 T5
ass sos G5s 50? 1os IA 147 conornG
IN atts de IL Legislature dn Avt 80 regnt ra
elaets sHppemeniate eu dit Ree approuy Mai, 1852.
h,D Maize
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-29
RAppoRTs DIES coM1TEs

M. Clark, rapporteur du Comite DIES Rues ct
Debarcaderes, presente lie rapport ct les resolu-
tions qui suivent, lesquels sur dispense DIES reg
lements sont adoptes:
LIE Comite DIES Rues ct Debarcaderes, auouel
avaient etc referees la lettre du Contr6leur en-
date du 10 Juliet ct celle du commissaire DIES
rues du 20 JUN, demande soumettre les reso-
buttons suiyantes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-29

Mr.. Burke, au nom du Comite DIES Rues ct
Debarcaderes, presente lie rapport ct Tordon-
nance qui suivent, lesquels sur dispense DIES
reglements, sont adoptes:
LIE Comite des Rues ct Debarcaderes demande
presenter rordonnance suivante CONNIE sub
stitut lordonnance No. 209 du Couseil DIES
Assistants Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-29
Specifications for Supplying the City with IRON Plates
for Bridges. for the Of Nenr.

The Plates al be made in good and wqrumake cast
from the best quality Of charcoal (qugb)
plans hereto annexed They szl IN length width, bat .er
thiGkns AhAll in all
The shall bind himself deliver the puch time
aud such uies Sufyeyornsy Said tates
yere the Leyee, rDt Of e city, such places the
may direct Within Sy days from the date Of the ORDER anef
atty OF tSenty-t dollars per dau
Tie contractor shall bind himself deliver tbe city at the aIE-
ton Of hia contract, the Patterns which he Pe
Security shall be required the ah per-
Torrance Of the ntrGct.
Payments in cash each delivery Of Pia by
the Surveyor.
Bds to be per pound, LOUIS H. PILE, City serveye-.
Orleans, 1852, aulb
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LErrREs, PETITIONS. ETC.

| Lecture est faite de Ia communication sui
vante du voyer, laquelle est referee an connie
DIES rues ct debarcaderes.
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Resolution autorisant lie voyer acheter DIES
coquilles, &C., pour coquiller lie chemin public
on face de Ia propriete do NJ Evoriste Blanc.
Resolution relative an eontrat pour Ia con-
struction dun pont sur Ia rue Claiborne ,'a
Resolution autorisant Alexandra Bonneyal
| construire une grue pour lie debarqucment DIES
briques provenant des chars du chemin de fer
de Carrollton.
Resolution No. 415) autorisant lie Placement
de divers complies.
Resolution autorisant lie voyer a employer
seize hommes, raison de $50 par mois, pour
remblayer avec lie sable du feuve, sur la bat
ture, les differents travaux d'encaissement, ct
pour niyeler Ia levee du troisiame District d un
bout rautre.
Resolution accordant permission Thos. B.
Lee, de construire un verandah en- face de sa
propriete.
Resolution accordant permission au chemin
de fer Pontchartrain de eonstruire un verandah.
Resolution relative a lusage de La place Wa
shington pour clever une statue de Washing
ton.
La resolution relative au contrat ayec r.
Marquee, par lie maire, pour niveler ct coquil-
ler lie chemin de la Metairie ct Ia rue Washing
ton, q etc sanetionnee ayec un amendment
La resolution relative au Placement de David
Moores, centraetant pour Ia CONNECTION de BAN
quotes, ma pas etc sanctionnee.
Tres rGspeotueusement,
Fotre obeissapt serviteur,
| (Signe) WALTER III. PETERS, Secretaire
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-29
.--RfsoIN que le v AZ N soit ct demeure

q
isign&l VIM. C. c. CLAIBORNE
President du EonsGl dsB Aldermen
tSigrel TRANS. AI.PuESTE,
President du Conse dies ASS Aldermen
Approuve lie II Septemlre 1862.
Isigntl a, D.CRossAIAN, NIaire
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M. Lugenbuhl, rapporteur du comite DIES Re-
clamations, pr6sente lie rapport ct la resolution
qui suivent, lesqnels, sur motion ct sur dispense
DIES regles, sont adoptes:
Lie comite DIES reclamations demande rap
porter quill q trouve correcte la petition de D.
L. Donovan, ct presente la resolution ci-jointe
J. J. LUGENBUuL, Rapporteur,
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Les reglements etant suspendus, NJ. Lueen-
puhl presente la resolution suvante, laouelle,
sur SUI, motion, est referee au comite dies Rues ct
Debarcaderes
Resolu que lie (ommssaire dies Rucs soft of
delneure requis de faire reparer les trottoirs on
bots du troisieme District.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-29
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

We Dor Is, s52In pauauca passed the Com
r ,s snI o. the city of Newoeeos approved 2st sepom
@ .s the Common Council of the city
LUTON viz the opening lag ont as Public Pa aouSes oa In"
Mee oid numbered Ca 49, COZ 65s TO 49,
70 ~, 100 70 los to64s, u10l Agree
70 he OF he act of tho Legislature April 1882
approved Sd May 1871 - 500 ~ ~ '' ''o
sel2T n CpogluAb nIn-,r