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The Arctic Frp,difior.

Nrw YoRx Dec. 2e-Ws learn that DR.. Kane has been
officially appointed the command Of the expedition
which, by the lberaiy OF Mr Grinnell and Mr. Peabody,
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Arrival of the PvomethenOae day later from California
New YoRK, December 29-l2 p. m.-The steamer Pro-
metheus has arrived with three hundred passengers,
brought down by the Independence from San Francisco
December I'd.
The Independence reached San Juan on the I7rh The
Antelope had steamed over Castillo rapids In good
order.
The ishmus was very healthy. The steamer Pampero
left San Juan on the 10Th for New Orleans
The Brother Joaathan had arrived San Francisco
So looked for so anxiously.
The electoral college of California Vallejo Dece-
Der l and cast their vote for Pierce and King Thomas
J. Heny of the electors appointed messenger to
Washington
The blocks Of marble for the Washington Monumen,
were destroyed by the Sacramento fire.
Captain Wright and his party had battle with the In
dians, in which thirty OF the latter killed.
The clipper ship Onward from Boston, arrived at San
Francisco December lst
G.. A. Smith (democra elected disrct ud0e of the
9Th district of Sacramento.
VIM. BomsifeId treasurer of Franklin county has ab
seconded with $4,000 or $4,000 Of the STATE funds
The miners OF Trinity county doing we'll Snow
was lying six inches deep on the Teni,y mou ntains
There is no report OF the San Francisco market for the
ls At Sacramento, the 30th flour slightly advanced
Prov isions firm and In good demand.
There Is nothing else OF interest.
Aniuat of the steamer Fransfin.
NEw York, December % A despatch was received at 10
o'clock tonight from Halifax announcing that the seamer
Franklin from Hsvre with days later dates had mr.
v
intelligence by her, owing arrangement Of the wires
She pu. in short OF coal.
lsEcoSp pEsPArcH
HALIFAX. Dec. 30.The Franklns adyces re tyvo do
later. She left Southampton the 18th
The cotton market closed heavy.
The market ior bresdstufs and other commodite, W.
unchanged
Manchester ade steady,
Affairs on the continent quiet.
Political news Of no special Importance 49,. &c.,
7xs Opua IN Phladeiyhia
PHILAprLPah, Dec 2s.-The opsrsic season given by
Madam Anna Bishops troupe, in this city, ha, been emf
nendy successful They performed Lucreta Borxis To-
night at Walnut street theatre 10 brilliant earhasas
tic audience,
Dssh uctips F1s
HoNEsDALR, Dec 2s.-The building occupied by Snvae,
A Strong was burnt to-day. Snyder's Stock is yaued
al $3.50 two-ihirds OF which was DESTROYED n. ~.
insured for $4,000 Soag loss to ss 500 and
he was insured for $4,000.
Fire at Syracuse
SrRACusE, Dec. &.Severs dwellings and other bp,ld
ngs in Brtnss block Fsyette were burnt this
evening. Loss $50 900
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Fire al Syracuse

SrRacusH, Dec. 2s.-Several dwellings and other build
ngs in Br'nsls block on Fsyeue burnt ,b
evening. Loss 500 900.
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CHARLESTON, Dec. 2sThe brig Pedrazza arrived ods,
from Nassau with the cholera board The passenger
were sent TO the Lszueo. and the brig belled Tor yio
lating the passenger law.
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| osT bay Horse, with carriage harness. ws~r
~ Georeetown on Tuesday night O'Clock.
France, street, Washington
Dec 3o-d3ufs .e4 s5e. .fsN
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Floods a tts Vest Great Ri,s in The R,p,y a,

lating the passenger law.
Floods al The Vest Great Rise in the Riuer al CfneianoH
CiSoIssaTi, December 2.-The weather became olea,
yesterday but to-day the rain again poured down In tor
rents The river Is rising rapidly, and noon the wate,
had reached the buildings the foot OF Main street,
There are serious spprehensions OF overflow The dam
age TO the White Water and Miami canals viii reooir,
thirty days to repair.
The damage 70 the Hamilton and Dayton railway ca be
repaired in twodays, her damaged by the rain 10
day. The damage The Hamilton aud Eaton railroad ,vi
require ten days 10 repair. The Little Miami railroad i
10 running order The White river higher than IL In,
been for forv years The boats were swept from this
White Water canal some 200 yards, and dashed pieces
CINCINNATI Dec. ~ The river IL aaw rising Mt The rs,,
Of three inches hour aud any twelve feet below the
gre at flood Of isfl The damage done along the river
pom sooye and below s very great. large amount OF
meat been submerged
LArKR,
CINCINNATI Dec. 29-eyenng river il now station
av. It's ten fee below tie food OF s2a II will be fall
Ing tonight Advices from the vHseys the Big and I5
lie Miami, Sco,o and White Water river and o,he,
streams Asve been received Great losses OF propsr,y
epored large amount ofcorn has been oaryisd away
hogs drown ed and miI-dams destroyed
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IGARst TohecIus received lot Of Havana cigars,
eornpsrr all the sou. and vo,e brands Aso, always
bard The finest chs obacco Those fond o the weed al
ways be supplied atans PENNSYLVANIA avenue o Ma
honal hotel.
Dec 3i--3uf IOTN sESerORD.
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Duvsfng Of a prsssi

Tor Liverpool and nearly foil OF cotton took Are this morn
ing and Is still burning arge PARTON Of the cargo will
probably be lost ..m ...rr
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NOTICE TO vOTERs.-In order convenienee Of
~ mose persons whose
s several wards Of h. city, and appear during day
the thereof board
once VIII be Wednesday,
Of the present week. from Gx 10 81 O'Clock
tn. poll books win be
no further additions can be made. T----
n. y. HARKNEss,
Dec 2o-d e.cresssv
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NoTICEwe would respectfully who have open se
~ counts with
np 70 me 2Sh q the present MONTH and win be handed during
the present woek and win .lI Ao viii
call and settle with us at the earliest opportunity. -
- w. M. sHUsTER 4 co.
bee 29-Jif i" -
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WIN be pemed sbakspeare varied and conasted charac
srs, IN his most humorous comedy, entitled
lie MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR
rALsrArr ourwIrrsp.
Azouxr Wherein the immortal bard has contryed 10 com
hno the h diversion with the salutay lesson and
shown how couple o yet impudent
advances ovnn old corcomb and BY spove
queuy, miss him 70 be nearly suocated well
ducked In V river, soundy hrashed female disguise and
eventually c,osed 70 the laughter ndicue all
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GRAY q BALLAHTrNE, aocks~Ipcrs street,
have hand large lot II superior books viii
sell at low prices Al.o b ~ 20
and upwards Envelopes AZ IS cents iso and upwards
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Dtstt uetlrs Err.

HosEsDALK, Dec @-The building occupied by Snyder
A Strong was burnt to-day Snyders Stock /, yalu,a
at ts1aooo two-ihrds OF which was destroyed He was
insured for $4,000 Sroag, loss amounted TO rs 500 ana
he insured for 81 600
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Ns Opua IN Phiiadsiyhia .

PHrLAprLrah, Dec. 2.-The operstic season given by
Madam Anna Bishops troupe, in this city, has been emf
nenuy succsssin They performed Lucetia Borxia to-
night at Walnut street theatre brilliant and esthusi.
tic audience.
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sr yohN NALsTAFf..:... HACKErT
Ford (theesous husband1 ...,.............. Poster
PAGE (thesseure husband ................... Barry
sn hush fsns he Welsh parson) )........ De Walden.
Dr. Csius, he French physician) ........... yinng
Shallow, ee country justcel ................ Owen.
enael, Y cousin ..'''.''s...'.s....., N. q. Jordan
o@t A"' /" os'Iet ihhl s.''.s',.,.., Thorpe,
a'heht Ns"fc WIN Ahhe rage .....,.,...... Herbert.
rs'o rsf''i'.''s'..'.. MoBydc.
shPt tss..ss .ss'sss..s'.. Hsymer.
Nm .tss' s....ss..'s.ss, ..,.s,,...,...... Terry
lack Rugby ...,..,.,........... ryanc,s
nAfooiph sNsss.ssss.. Walters
noon Miss Younr
mr. Iofa, merry vve. l......,...M Miss FITZPATRICK.
s' nn' nnage. b,.,.............MssA Lonsdale.
VT aoet (housekeeper 70 DR.. Caiusl Mrs. Francis,
fhe '''s.ss' Herbert
Fries, with the chorus Of" Trip, trip AWAY
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NOTICE To the Citizens OF Washin TIE Boss<
~ Of Assessors hereby they daily a ss
TO 3
from the nneenh the thirty FIRST day ias sa
ye, sundays and Christmas
scuna that be pointed s
ec to school tar for the ending the ss q
present month"; (December OF adding ihe
parsons subject to the said school which
thereffom.
The Board would particularly call the attention Of all
ta
has not been subject hs
Every free white city ass o wsusy -
be on the said i and, " omitted, notice
Assessors, that be added and
IT. v. HARKNESB.
GEORGE n. PLANT,
VALENTINE HARBAUcH,
WASHINGTON LEWIS,
JEREMIAH HEPBUnN 10 III
DANIEL r. KEALEY,
H. DAVID HEPBURN, sss.H
Dec le-eotDec3I
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ICE Cream 81 UaltonOwine ncit6es
for making this article, the pskf6 -
very best quality OF Ice the reduced price II - ua
q. GAUTtER, A Lr Vile ~ Pasts
Dec 22oaw5w Corner Pennsyivanss avesus SD iith -
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ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Win triumphant success.

Never before Washington been vosd ss
SO grand painting and have they psnn .
well. he in time for - =
George ess h truly master artist especially wssss
scenery 1t will cnIven evenns
morning Of Parude svsry moon queen OF nshs
ing In silent majesty through the bowers t have
hen I'd the OF DEATH r.
air and evc stirring leaf with celestial hssahs E
sprauon And the morng-how delightful a. dsri-
Gus king Of day spreading his The
east appears with such spendo evey
bird, aud beast, and broob, and boagh, rejoice.
Enheliiens every evening ~ O'Clock and
Admission rs cents children half price. Pt
Liberal arrangements for schools, parties and
sion parties - - -
Dec ~
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Lirra from rHs SOUTH.

AssAsasaTIoS on GrsEslL BsAs--Fmr AT CAMP
YuMAs-lSpns Taou The steamer Ohio arrived
yesterday from San Diego bringing several weeks later
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Five .a,..e.. o. .,.na.ra ..,n.r. E-s,,:s $50


poetry and may The
Of subscriber, in varieties yefrom
volume for the pocket the for library
OF them rcy illustrated others finely bousd IN calf
morocco aud gostkn Among Others named bvoo
Campbell, irving, Prescott eibbop Wordsworth, Bysn Pope
Charles lamb Waiter scott Thompson, Hsech
bancroft Goldsmith Johnson souhey shelly speuse Chsucer
MILTON shakespeare Burns Macansy, Hume moIiet swn Field
na sene Moore and others The Enesh editions por'ed non
London w himself 4
hl.o, smaller bat in
bindings.
Dec@ rRANcg TAYLOR.
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brilliant succrss

THUNDER LIGHTNING STORM DELU0Ri Z \,
nR BEALE's New Panorama the Cresso, ~
~ Deluge has opened 7TT77
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this bank win be closed usual on Saturday the ash inss
n (Chrisunas Saturday, list Of January
psyny having then payable
win the Friday next preceding each of
days ~. f#Hs
Dec o3-.Q3dA ofh 30b9iststH ktr
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HaRD TrMrs--Snow is four fee. deep in the noun
tains Wood twenty dollars cord, and cold as blazes
Flour is scarce and selling 40 cents per pound We
were compelled to give dollar for a small loaf Beef
selling at % cents per pound We hope that q few
ue loads may arrive frosa below, Tor prices oil pro.
visions are iauly above living prices.
Ssow-In the vicinity Of Bucks Ranch, on the North
Fork OF Feather river, the snow has fallen 10 the depth
OF about two feet BY gentleman from Downieville, we
learn that they have had quite snow storm 10 that place.
and in the neIghborhood Of Niger Tent" the mountain
tops were eoyered With Il
goLomA TORN Up.-The Californian says By gen.
lemen just down ror Coona. we learn that there has
been for the last few days quite gold excitement in the
town On Friday Saturday last some parties no had
been Prospecting IN The principal street struck rich
lead which paid IRON four 10 sy dollars TO The PAN and
immediately as the news spread hundeds dotked TO the
scene, and in few hours The whole street. iom one end
to The other, was staked out and claimed.
All these claims being work ed, and most OF
those who have reaohad lie s-a get two 10 six and
eight dollars the pan Others OF course, happen on the
wfong spot and get much less sometimes next 10 moth,
ing ibe bed rack fsss and TAILS like wave and il is
only IN ihe deeper places that the rich depostes are
found II s supposed that the site Of Culoma was once
the bed OF the south fork o the Amercan and that when
cot outs new channel, the sand bank bar on which
the town located was formed BY The sstion OF tbe
waller However this May De, two things are certain
one that there is gold there and the miners are taking
out the Other that every spot in The town where gold
~ supposed 10 be 10 quantities which will pay the
search, Is claimed by the merchants and miners Of the
place.
Mrs Drew. who has been missing for some days from
the house o Mr. Perrin, the Costumes where she
bsshsen boarding, was found on Sunday near the ls
nile house, on the COlona road, drowned in a pond
She supposed TO have wandered there 10 temporary
ht Of insanity
LATER FROM Tar SOUTH.
A.sAsasaTToN or GEsrsAL BsAs-FIaE AT C.up
YuMAs-lspns rsousLrs. The steamer Ohio arrived
yesterday from San Diego bringing several weeks later
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lie troisieme ward, ayant 29O5 yotants, aura
six assistants aldermen
lie quatrieme ward, ayant 800 votants, aura
detX assistants Aldermen
LIE clnquiene ward, ayant 1857 votants aura
trois assistants aldermen
LIE sixieme ward ayant 1884 votants, aura
deux assistants aldermen.
lie septieme ward, ayant 901 votants aura
deux assistants aldermen.
LIE huitieme ward, ayant 676 votants, aura
un assistant alderman.
LIE 9me ward, ayant 672 votants, aura un as
sistant- alderman
LIE lone ward, ayant 6l8 votants, aura deux
assistants aldermen.
lie lime ward ayant 461 yotans, aura un as
sis.ant'alderman.
Ce qui donnerait au Conseil DIES Aldermen 13
membres, ct au Conseil des A.sistants-A Aldermen
q membres
En- faisant ce rapport, votre comite tient a
eonstater quill ma etc mu que par lie desir de
donner chaque partic de la Vile une equitable
representation dams les Conseils, ct que par la
base quill vous offre, il resulte quill MY guere
que 200 electeurs qui ne Sc trouvent pas repre-
sente dams les Conseis.
LIE comite special du Conseil des Assistants
Aldermen ayant tGmoigne fintention de pr esen-
ter une ordinance ce sujet au Conseil des As
sistants- Aldermen, votre comite ne fait que re-
commander la base sus dite votre consideration
Lecture est fate du message suivant du Con-
sell dcs Assistants Aldermen
CONsEIL DEs Observation-Disclosures.
Nile Orleans, % septembre 1852.
Il Phonorabie prtsident ct q NM les menl6res
du C0nSeH des .didermen
Messieurs,-Je sus requis de vous transmet-
tre lordonance suivaate passee par lie Conseil des
Assstants-Aldermen, ct a laquele vous etes res
DectueuSement invites adhSrnr
Ordonnance etablissaLt la representation dams
lie Conseil de Vile
Tres respectueusement, Sotre obt. serviteur,
WALTER H. PETERS, Secretaire
Sur motion, lie Conseil s'ajourne mardi, 5
| octobre, heures P NJ.
CHARLES CLAIBORNE, Secretaire
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Therefore, be ordained by the Common Coitnc ofte City
Of Orleans That the Board of Aldermen shall be
posed of thirteen members to be apportoned follows
the Several Districts upon representative basis OF
nine hundred and thirty voters.
The First District. which has GIG voters shall be enti-
tied six Aldermen.
The Second District, which has 3G51 voters shall
titled To four Aldermen
The Third District which has 225 voters, shall be ent
tied to two Aldermen
The Fourth District which has 1878 voters shall be
titled to Alderman.
Be further ordained, That the Board of Assistant
Aldermen shall be composed of twentyseven members to
be apportoned follows in the several Wards upon
representative basis of four hundred and sixty voters
The First Ward which has 1881 voters shall be entitled
to three Assistant Aldermen.
The Second Ward which has 1890 shall be entitled
to four Assistant Aldermen.
The Third Ward which has 2905 voters shall be entitled
to six Assistant Aldermen.
The Fourth Ward which has 900 voters shall be entitled
to two Assistant Aldermen.
The Fifth Ward which has 1457 voters shall be entitled
to three Assistant Aldermen.
The Sixth Ward which has 1894 voters shall be entitled
to Assistant Aldermen.
The Seventh Ward which has 9O voters shall be entitled
to two Assistant Aldermen.
The Eighth Ward which has GIG voters shall be entitled
to Assistant Alderman.
The Ninth Ward which has 692 voters shall be entitled
to Assistant Alderman.
The Tenth Ward which has Sis voters shall be entitled
to two Assistant Aldermen.
The Eleventh Ward which has 461 voters shall be enti
tied to one Assistant Alderman.
Mr. Lugenbulh presented the following pre-
amble and resolution:
eeaS it is the opinion of the Board of Aldermen that
the lately made by the Assessors incorrect and
whereas the should be fully examined and compared
with the others heretofore made and with such other
official evidence relating to the number of electors of
this city. therefore be it
Resotd That the and basis of representation
before the Board Of Aldermen be referred to joint
committee Of both Boards which committee shall consist
of member from each Board for every Aldermenic
District
Mr.. Stockton moved to amend by striking out
the preamble, which was carried, and the reso-
luton as amended was adopted.
The Chair appointed as members of the COM
mittee Mr. Sewel for the First District, Mr..
Clark for the Second, Mr.. Lugenbulh for the
Third and MIR. Burke for the Fourth.
And on motion, the Board adjourned, to meet
on Tuesday, October II, at 6 o'clock P. NJ.
CHAs. CLAIBORNE, Secretary
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official
BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF NEW
ORLEANS,

SITTING OF OCTOBER 5, 1852
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn
ment. Members present-Hon. W. G. C. Clai-
borne, President pro. tenn, Messrs. Burke, Clark,
Converse, Labatut, Lugenbulh, Sewell and
Stockton.
approved.
The following preamble and ordinance adopted
by the Board Of Assistant Aldermen were read :
phoyes, by Act of the Legislature entitled Act
to Consolidate the City of Neworeans and provide for
the Government and Administration of its Affairs; ap
proved bruary 1852 the Common Councils directed
to appaYon the representation Of the several Districts
and Wards the basis OF the number OF qualified voters
therein.
ind l'ereas, under said Act has been made,
showing the total number qualified be fol-
lows.
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from the heart when the feeling first evoked sha
not therefore write than have already written
except 70 express the hope that have now taken the
oath Of allegiance this Republic every word and act of
mine shall be worthy Of the citizenehip which as
pre, and in slight degree all events be copdu
Give to that prosperity and freedom with the defence Of
which the maze Of your great city s mperishaby
ciat ed VIII great respect. beieve me. sir.
Always to remain your faithful serv't
Signed THOMAS FRaS. IS MsAGHEB.
To His Honor the Mayor of NewOreans
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Resolu que lie Voyer SOFT ct demeure autorise
faire fairc toutes les PREPARATIONS necessaires
au Poste IRENE ainsi qua faire placer d'autres
escaiers dams Ia Ge6le de Police.
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At the expiration Of said recess, the roll was
called and the following members answered to
their names
The Hon, F. Alpuente, President Messrs
Andrews, Bailey, Burthe, Derbes, Dolbonde,
Forbes, Lanata, Mackey, Mccormack, Place,
Siewerssen Stetson, Summers, Sykes, Watkins
and Willson--17.
The ordinance apportioning representation in
the Common Council, ETC., not having been
finally adopted, and the law providing that au
other business transacted is Illegal and void un-
til said matter has been disposed of, the Board
adjourned to Friday next, the 8th inst, at siz
O'Clock, p NJ
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MAyoRALrY OF NEw0RLEANs,

StpttInDtT 100. J
To the Hon Presidents and Members Of The Board 2 aldermen
and the Board qf assistant Aldermen q the City Of New
Orleans;
GnNrIEmENI take much pleasure in handing you here
with letter from Thomas Francis Meagher, in response
to the resolutions of the Common Council congrauatng
this eloouen and patriotic advocate Of Irish freedom
his snf, arrival on American soil and which resolutions
transmitted TO Mr. Meagber the Sd of August last In
n private letter under date of the 10th instant, Mr.
Meapher requests me to make his sincere apologies to the
members of the Council for his delay in replying to their
cordial welcome and adds that this delay was oceasoned
by pressing engagements which or some time past had
scarcely left him moments leisure.
herewith beg to transmit to your honorable body n
communication from Gen, d. Augustin Commanding
First Division Louisiana Militia, to the contents OF which
| would respectfully solicit your attention
/ have the honor to be,
Very respectfully, your obd't serv't,
a. b. CRossNAN, Mayor.
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No 310.

OF NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Is, 1859.
CoNaoy CouvcrL rns Cry OF Nsw0Rtslxs.
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The semi monthly report Of the Surveyor,
showing the number of laborers, etc, employed in
his department up to the 2sth ult., was read
and referred to the Committee On Streets and
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THE FLoRIpA ISpIANs There to be some ooaosi
after all. whether Billy Bowegs will go West ihe sa
yannah Courier says;
While on their way to this city are n,ornae9 tnas
Billy. once twice parook too freely OF ms ID Id s
water He particular sneh oeea 9a - baar him
Blake especaliy when the General eonia NOS her III @
DsSg Rv hs euspsa h voice
passed near by when ns cursed him most
wt nS wSnnd up by saying hes no
enersl-he big warrior s That the old III
1,s wsn s very sullen and moody When asked II Billy
nowlegs was actually going " Nesf ne eLnsgea s s tbs
;on from ali he saw ans, heard that the lnd1ans VII.
p, rmoys according agreement ana tost We iy s1U
.xrpct 10 hear stirring war news from r'oii"s va
| trust he may be mistaken
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No $40.
esoseea That the sale Of the contract by the Mayor
ana grading of the Metarie Road Washington street
be aud the same hereby concurred In also the
rity. + samboia.
lssnedI ". 6. c. CLAIBORNE,
Prssid board Of Aldermen
lsignedI FRANS. ALPUESTE,
President Board of Aldermen
ApproTed s.h oetober I557
Lssnedl A. D. cRossMAN, Mayor
S-----------
NO 31I
Rssoied That from and after the passage Of this reso
ton the Comptroller in comptrong bills for
tracted for by either o the late municipalities city
OF Lafayette and payable in bonds notes bearing interest
may issue cash warrants the Treasurer for the
[5ignedl W @ C CLAIBORNE 80
Psasf!ent Board Alderman,
tolguedI FRA@S. ALPUEyTE,
Approved Eth October, 1859.
tsisnedl 49, A. D. CgossMAN Mayor.
No 3l2
hedfred That the Surveyor issue the following cert-
Gates rz To Patrick Fox for laying square block paving
on Tchoupoulas street according contract for the
sum Of thousand and sxy dollars and ffteer,
cents To James Forgay for square block paving on
both sides Of Lafayette Market for the sum Of
hundred and fifty dollars and fifteen cents
LSignedl W. C. C. CLAIBORNE.
President Board Of Aldermen.
lsgnefl FkANS. ALPUESTE, ~
President Beard Of
Appro7sd 5th octo6sr 1883
[ssneil a. D. cRossMAE, Mayor.
True copy; ii. BIER, Sacrearv. ses IL
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OFF iol report.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

TUEsDA1, October 5, 1872,
The Board met at half past six o'clock, P, NJ.
Present: The Hon. F. Alpuente, President; ;
Messrs. Andrews, Bailey, Burthe, Derbes, Dol
honde, Forbes, Lanata, Mackey, Mccormack,
Place, Stevenson, Stetson, Summers, Sykes,
Watkins and Willson-17.
Absent: Messrs. Eustis, Hermann, Leeds
Lusto Nixon, Philbrick, Ramos, Relf, Shaw and
Wlltz-1O.
The Journal was read and approved.
The following communication from the Mayor
WAS rend: