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1904 IA

NJ Burke presente Ia resolution suivantc, qui
est lue deux tois ct adoptee, sur dispense DIES re-
clements:
Resolu que lie comte dc finances soft requis
de faire faire un tableau de tous les contrats
fms on nacheyes, ordonnes on commences par
les diverses municipalities ct 10 Vile de Lata-
yette, avant lie II Ayril, 1852, ayec une estima-
ton du cont reel on probable des dts contrats,
ct les montants charges a In vile consolidee,
avec lie budget DIES ddpenses ct des reyenus DIES
differences municipalities ct de Ia vile de Lafa-
yette pendant rann6e 1852, ct les rapporte ce
Conseil
NJ. Burke presentc Ia resolution sniyante
qui est lue deux fois ct adoptee, sur dispense
lies reglements
Resolu qu'un comte dun membre par cha
que District soft nomme pour s'entendre avcc lie
Bureau des Commissaires, au sujet de Ia take
sur FEmprunt Consolide a pr6leyer pour Fan
nee 1852.
NM Wood, Labatut, Burke ct Claiborne sont
NOMINEES du dit comite
LIE President nomme N. T. A. Wood, membre
DIES conites d'education CT de police, ct NJ. Sam
Jones Jr. membre DIES comites des incendies ct
de Ia Mason de Travail ct DIES prisons.
urmotion lie Conseil sajourne Il mardi pro-
Chain, II janyier, a 6 heures T. NJ
Gus CLAIBORNE, Secretaire
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xiemes de un pour cent, GO qui don
ne % ..5=.5
Sur celles du Troisieme District.
aui s'elevent 4 $6, 420 .952, TN sept
di1ieme de un pour cent, ce qui don
ne .&-
Sur celles du Quatrieme District,
qui s'elevent a S6,791, 500, quatre-
yingt-cinq centiemes pour cent, ce
qui dome
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IoSsElt CoMMrN Pc = NlIlF nNl-A NLLE-OKEEANs.
$500
70 30
Resolu que lie Naire SOFT ct demeure reQuis le
demander NJ Hugh Grant de delvrer ilnnG
diatcment les lvres dc plans de l,ex-ville dc LII
tayette, que ces livrcs soient on non achieves; ct,
sil esuie un refus rAyocat de la vile est requis
AZ poursuivre les securities du dit Grant.
lsigne) Trans AlrrENrE,
President du Cons des Ass.-Ald
(signG) W. Q. =. CLAIBORNE,
President d,l Cons DIES Aid
Approuye IL ~ Dccembre 1852
{Signel ~ y, GRosS>iAS, Marie.
Nooll.
kescla 'iue son ionncuf le Mare SOFT et ae-
aleufe antorise = augmehtef les caufes ae Ia
royce IS trente (5o1 homes =, s
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bills. Beans; 100 bags Java
EE so boxes ENGLISH DAIRY tFtEGSE aG6da Ifri
ifsllS y AtSTEiESs lpH0 bags COFFEE;
SWEET cac,iATE, 10 lila WHALE os qob t.xt spf,2S
CANDLES: u GpiLBY3 HtffGs zoe srk eFs
snd . M.EkERES. taHi!Hs -e- - Esle r..
rsY.t cs.,
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pErrEs pEs nrrEEENTs DISTRICTS DE LA xou-
yEIIE-oRfEASS
.Hu1,icipa1itf No Tn Second District.
Dette rapportee par lie Marie
dams son message du T. Avril,
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................S 81 ,o57 500 90
eienne dette dc Ia
willie. r6partic con- -..,& vi
tormement a Ia 37e
Consolidation. -. 1,035,966 50
Reclamations con-
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Reson que los personnel don't les mems rire~t
soient NOMINEES .ugcs ct grcniers lie ffleet 4
pour Gouyernnur ct autreS officers de lEtSt.
mi arra lien lie quatriamn lundi de Decembre
proclaim, aux endroits ei-apres indiqnes
Premier precinct--Chea r Kramer, encoi.
gnure Annoncation 6 he In Course Juge. NJ
Martin greffer, Il. I Leavy
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nlrp1IEr,

nFFiGIEI..
5DSSEtI. DIES ALDERMEN De * MILE BE=IA
N0usEIIE ORLEANS
sGance dn ! Jlnver, 1863.
lie Gonseil SC r6unit commencement raiour-
l5ement
Presents A. Honorable w. e =, Claiborne,
President NM. Burke, Clark, Gnnyerse, Giqnel,
habatnt. Lugenhuhl, Harris ct SewcI
Sur motion, on Sc dispense DC la lecture du
5i3nrnal
Lecture est faite du message slivant senant du
Marie:
MARIE pE Ia NnrNEI.tE ttRLEANs,
] .lanyier, 1853 !
.tf1fga. PtfsH}eAt Il d lilL les .N4aaageS du
CanStif afs .iiaeYatgs.
AIessteurs j nj rhoneur he yons int0rmcr
ma felcctioM teauc lie y pecelabrc dernier, Il
ettct de nommer deux Aldermen dams lie Pre-
ntler District, commencement aune resolution dc
otre Honorable Corps, APPROVES le der
MGR, pour remplir les yaeances oeeasionnees par
n r6signation dc MN. Jas Robh ct james Stock
ion, NM. r y. Wood ct Samuel tones Jr ont
tie d4ment elus membres du Cnnsci DIES Alder
men, ct ont etc assermentes par moi coniormG-
ment a In lo.
J'ail'honneur d'etre, tres -respectneusemcnt,
Notre ob6issant seryitenr,
4. 8sgEosSNsN. Marie
In oomite Sc eomposant lie NlM Ghrk ct
Lngenhuhl, est nomme pour examiner les titres
lies membres elus ct falre I'm rapport j &C suiet
Npres une euurte absence, leeamta spnmctle
rapport suivant
lie remitd special, rhurst jfcxamincr les
tires &c NM. T, N. Wood Ct Samnel Jones lr,
memhres elus dams le Premier District 4 Ia place
de NM Stockton ct Robb, lemisscnnpres, rap
lerte que ees messleurs sont 'lamcnt qualities.
Soulnis respectueusement,
ca ctaeK,
- ] :. IEsFSWul.
NM. 7 y. Wood ct Samuel .l5aes II pre~pept
l.urs siages
Lecture 50 f'ite Ao ne-Saea 81 qnt d,t
AIairet
MAMIE M Is Soe4fttf. s.,
! IA; Eirg. It's
4 Honorable president ct 4 It'll IA rtsmlses
dtI G0aaeH aes .fidfimfa q aR Goas6R
DIS 4 Observation-Disclosures Il q faie Re Ia
.iaaeeYes Ggifans
Aessieurs-.si tai l,honueur lie vpus tansmrttrs
sous &C nl les tahieanS \ Ct =, 6manant Acs
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MARIE nElA SoUVElIE-oRLEANS. 81 pEr. 1852.
CoSsEl GoMMrS pE L. NlltE NJ - NLLn-oWi:EASs.
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Resolu que lc Tresorier pale, sur lie mandat
lu Gontroeur, tros mile piastres; deux mile
des4ueles serviront j defrayer le eoht lies pro-
visions consommees par In Maison de Travail dc
In vile, pendant les mois de septembre ct Qc-
tobre ct les autres mile pastres payer les
complies de bois, fer, quincallcres, etc, don't on
sest seryi dams In dite institution pendant Ia
meme periodic.
(signe} Trans ALrrESTE,
President du Cons. dies Ass Aid.
(Sigue) w. G. G. CLAIBORNE,
President du Cons DIES AID
Appropye lie 81 Decembre, 1852
{Signel A. y. CRossMAS, Marie.
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Resou que adjudication faite par lie Con-
tr6leur, lie q Decembre, DIES contrats suivants,
soft ct dcmeule approuvee, ainsi que les seeuri-
ties, d SAVIOR: 4uatre contrats pour etamper CT
numeroter les drays, ct lie contrat pour plan-
cheier Ia rue DIES Grands fIcmmes a z. Garmo.
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Second precinct--Cafe de J. Henderson, sta
ton aux Cheyaux. Juge, james Dunlap; gref-
fer, j. ]. Osborne.
Troisieme Precinct--Ecole Fulton JUICE, w
Monaghan; greffier, L. Diamond.
Quatrieme precinct--Case 4 pompe No 10.
Juge, j. M. Cass; grefer, David Caldwell.
Cinquieme precinct Case pompe No o
Juge, w. d. Seymour; greffier, L. G. billiard.
Sixieme precinct--Case dc In Compagnie des
Tuyaux de In Louisiana, encoignure Perdido ct
Carondeet, Juge, w. G. Aud; grettier, w. II.
Beecher.
Septieme precinct--Chez A. 0. Donnel, rue
Poydras. Juge, j 9. Stewart; greflicr, Geo
Doane.
Huitieme precnct--H6tc1 Cont Juge, N.
Richards; gretfer, NJ Il. Canon.
Ncuyieme precinct--Case a pompe No Is, en-
coignure Basin ct Cont. Juge, IT, j. Harris;
gretfer, r. Abbott.
Dixieme precinct - Cafe Jefferson, rue lie
Charities Juge, YIN Anlry; grctticr, o. An
dry
Onzieme precinct--Cate dOrleans, rue dor.
leans. Juge, G. Oyer; gretiier, a, Dejean.
Douzieme precnct--Cate de r. Altman, encoi-
gnure Marais ct Orleans. Juge, p Deyerges
gretfier, l.. Courcele,
Treizeme precinct--Case pompe No 4, rue
de lll6pital, entire Roynle ct Bourbon Juge,
G. Correjolles grefiier, j Dufour.
Quatorzieme precnct--Au cafe al'encoignure
Est du Chemin tlu Bayou ct de la rue st Claude
Juge, II. Guyol grctlier, John Baron
Quinzieme prccinct-Ecoe Publiuue, rue DIES
Grands Ilommes .Iuge, A. b. Fargo; greiier,
g. Caraby,
Seizieme precinct-Ecole Publque a Ia Halle
Bretonne, sur lie chenin du Bayou JUICE g.
Niayant; gretlier, Z. casenave.
Dix-sepueme precinct - Hotel Washington
Iuge, A. oNeil; grottier, John Jacobs
DiN-huitieme precinct--Case pompe No s.
Juge, j. Mclean; gre1ier, ] B. Hernandez,
Dix neuvieme precuct--Dep6t du chcmin de
fer du Collie du Mexique. Juge, George Hooper
greftier. Alfred pucros.
Ningtieme precinet-Ghez M. Care, cncoi-
gnure Montegut ct Royale. Juge, L. Daubert
greilier, r. Vim.
Vingt- unemc 4recinct-Maison Chenncyille,
encoignure Congress ct Lcyee. JUICE, j Char
bonnet; grefiier, r, Bachemin.
Fingt-deuXieme precinct - Dixiemc Ward,
Quatreme District, Ii Maison de Cours Juge,
". g, Terrell; gretficr, Vim Gilmore.
Ningt- troisieme precinct Onzieme Ward,
Quatreme District, case pompe 30 o. Juge,
G, Nuch; gretliel. Il. O. Smith
(Sign6 w. &C. CLAIBORNE,
President du Cons dos Aid
(Signel Trans ALpuENTE,
President du Cons dies Ass Md.
Approve lie 81 Decemhre, 1852.
tSign61 A. b. GRESHAM. Marie.
Pour copic contorme, H BIER, SeerGtaire
.---------------
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MARIE DE IA SoryELlE-oRLEANs, 81 DEC. 1oo2:
CossEti. Co.,ArS ~ "A NlLLs NLLE-o&l. AS,
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1ss754 90

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m " ',5aw, N t.
10s,13s 9S
Ng@ 0=s'o4-
'4a5"'" g@a E
57737 90
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La resolution du tonseil des Assistants Al
t9ermen, autorisant lie Gontr6leur yendrc le
cenrat pour maruner les drays, etc, dams e
Second District, est lue deux tois q sanctionnee
sur dispense des reglcments.
Et, sur motion, lie Gonseil s'aiaufne
Chs CLAIBORNE Secretaire
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MARIE ~ ia SolyEILE-oRIEANs, 81 DEe, 1852
coNsE,t5 Gp>lNts NJ AtNn,iF u a NLtK-oHtt4>S
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PHiLA pEIrHlh, Sep teInbFtf 49,, Fl.
ofnshor tnon since, With
cough whleh resisted the npes pareso
a esnft Ordinary nesclos Dr. avep Compound srp Eii
hut Al reitred dos,
enirely cured NJ mother, ebIai W III aai Rg{
Ea M pee regularly taking sqaisand pgafic
oaS,,s metlens o few days tbreh
mad las before she commenced taking il,
THOMAS MILI,AR, II Raee stt So
So'd wholesale and ratail
and "eF. J. WRIGHT CO, chattss st Naw1tte4l
Where all ord Er1 HuRf ha Z
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Resolu que lie Voyer SOFT ct demeurc autoriye
flire reparer le bureau du Wharfnger du Sc
cond District, pouryu cue lie cotlt n'excele pas
ga, etQuil SOFT de plus autorisea lie faire trans
porter quelqu'endroit plus conyenable.
lSnnkl N G g. GIAlRnRNE
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be la take sur 'Emprunt ConsQlle SS65O,000
pour lcquel les Districts sont responsables CONNIE
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-08-17

VALEDIcroRY.-The last Buckhannon
Observer contains the valedictory of Mr..
w. H. Shuey, and the paper ceases to
exist. Mr.. Shuey withdraws from the
business on account of bad health, ha-
wing disposed of his establishment to F.
j. Alfred, who proposes to re-establish
the Weston Sentinel. We regret to part
with Mr.. Shuey from the fraternity, and
hope he may regain his health and be
successful in whatever business he turns
his attention to.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-08-17

adherence to the Government of the Uni.
ted States, stating his intention of becom-
ing an American citizen, and discardinp
all other allegiances whatever, especially
that to the Emperor Of Austria.
A despatch from Constantinople, July
4, states that Costa had been provisional
ly handed over to the keeping of the Aus
trian Consul at Smyrna.
1t was stated in Paris that Lord Red
cliffe, the British Ambassador at Constan-
tinople. had also interposed g in the name
Of humanity" to have Costa returned to
the United States A dispatch from Turin,
18th. states that the Sandman Govern
ment denies having anything to do with
Costa's arrest; the Sandman Consul in
Smyrna had no communication with the
Austrian Consul on the subject. Auo-
Their letter from Vienna states that the par
ticular crime laid to Costa's charge is ha-
wing assisted to hide the regalia of Hun
gary.
There are three American ships (names
not stately at Constantinople. 1t was re-
ported that the Cumberland had brought
a large amount of money to Constantine
pie. The Austrian ships Artemise and
Castozza had been ordered to Smyrna to
assist the Hussar brig. if attacked by the
corvette st. Louis. 1t was also said that
the st. Louis had received several refu-
gees on board.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-08-17

child addressed as mother, turned fierce
" around, and struck her such power
fui blow on the side of the head as to
knock her down. Suspicion at once
arose in the crowd. and the fact was i'm
mediateiy carried to the Judge, who or
dered the whole troupe of travelling play
ers thrown into prison, where they yet re-
main without developement of any new
TACT as tar as they are concerned.
But, the most bewildering part of the
drama Is. that since this event the two
other murders have been committed and
apparently by the very same hatchet.-
80 the matter rests at present.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-08-17

PosT OFFICE STAMPED ENvELoPEs-
The Post Office Department has recently
had occasion to instruct deputy post
master upon the subject of the use Of the
stamp of the Nesbitt envelope cut from
the envelope and pasted ON another
We have procured a copy Of the official
letter in question, and herewith present it
to our readers. who will perceive that the
Nesbitt envelope and stamp can only be
used as a whole without mutilation-as
follows
ain reply to yours of the ED instant,
informing me that a letter with stamp
cut from a stamp envelope. and pasted on
another envelope was dropped into
your Office. and that you had forwarded
it as unpaid, is received. Your action in
the premises was correct. The act au-
thoriziug stamped envelopes to be provi-
ded for and used. authorizes them to be
used only as whole, as a union of the
stamp and envelope; and no privilege is
granted either by LAW or by any con-
structions of the Department, to use them
in our mails in any other manner"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-08-17

LIE The Paris Conspiracy at the Ope.
IA Comique. where the Emperor Napoleon
SO narrowly escaped with his life, is said
to have been Bourbon Legitimist plot,
having its rami6cations in all the princi-
pal cities of France. The Legitimist signs
or emblems had been widely distributed,
and an immediate outbreak was prepared
in the Departments of the Drome and the
Bouches du Rhone. According to the
plot. the Emperor and Empress were to
have been fired upon simultaneously by
all the men arrested at the opera, who
were TO cry at the same time as signal.
"Vive PEmpereur." Fourteen arrests
were made there, and these were after
wards followed by one hundred and fifty
three others.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-08-17

A RARE CAsE.-A getleman who is en-
gagged in settling the books of firm once
doing large mercantile business in Pitts
burg, but of which both of the original
partners are now sleeping quietly in their
cemetery vaults was called on on Friday
by gentleman from the South who came
to pay principal and interest amounting to
$500 of debt contracted in 1919 by a
merchant in Vicksburg Miss, who had
failed subsequently, and whose debt was
supposed to be lost beyond all hope. He
has been recently enriched by the rapid
rise of some cotton lands which he had
purchased. and is now paying off old liabi-
lities here and at the East. amounting to Sc
veral thousand dollars. His name we I'M
derstand is John Downing. He shonId be
remembered to his honor.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-08-17

CHINESE LANGUAGE.-Who would have
thought six years ago that the laws of one
of the States of the Union would have to
be published in English and Chinese, fol-
general circulation : Yet so it is. The
ninth section of an act passed by the Cali
fornia Legislature, for the collection of the
foreign miners tax. has been printed in
in the Chinese language. for the informal
ton of more than thirty thousand Chinese
in the new State. Tong'k Achich. Chi
naman, certi6es that the translation is
=" faithful and good"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-08-17

A CHANCE FOR THE LADrEs.-The Ag-
ricultural Society Of Columbian county.
Ohio, at its exhibition, commencing on
the 18th of October, in order to aboard
the ladies of Columbiana county, and
any from distance who may be in atten-
dance, an opportunity to display their
agility on horseback. have raised purse
of $3.50, to be distributed. in premiums,
worth from SIS TO $50, to the best female
rider. or 20 those most skilled in reigning
single horse or a span OF. horses in
harness. nfTfH1d
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-08-17
~ Lieut.. Beale writes that in his ex.

~ Lieut.. Beale writes. that in his ex-
ploration west, he came across the Huer-
fano Butte. curious pillar. sugar-loaf in
in shape, of solid rock, and about three
hundred feet in height. Whereupon Col
a But that Huerfano Butte solid rock.
three hundred feet high. sugar loaf from,
visible twelve miles that column built
by the hands of nature to receive statue
OF Columbus. pointing to the West and
saying to the magic car as it flies along,
" That is the road to India"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-08-17

A LocoMorrvE v1LlAen.-The Illinois
Journal says that . new plan of accom-.
modating laborers on railroad improve.
ments, is practised on the Chicago and
Mississippi railroad. The entire work
ing force on this road is one hundred per
sons who live in cars fitted up for The pur-
pose of boarding the men. and are push
ed along as the rails are laid-thus secu-
ring the advantages of having the mon
always near their work. This locomo-
tive boarding house or village comprises
fifteen large covered cars, with all the ne
cessary conveniences for cooking. eating
and sleeping. They carry the COWS along
they Craze alongside, and arc put in
their stalls when the locomotive village
changes ground.