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FUTURES SESSIONS DE NOS
~ '". COURS.

,io Nous publions plus has les termes OH
auront lieu, d'ap'es la nouvel)e ltgisla.
ton, les sessions des Cours des Anne ct
55me District Judiciaires.
La totalite de Dos lccteurs nous saura
gre de cettc publication ct aussi au CO.
lionel w. w. PueH a 9ui nous devons
ces notes .ainsi que les mattriaux de
notre bulletin legislatif. taf
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ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA =

ETAT DE Ia l.OUISIANE.-C-
dn C'inq"icmc District Jndicairc d,,'
ct pour IA parois,c Assumption.
Succession dc jean Pierre Juno,
Attendu que FRANCOIS Arseman, adrn;p,,..
teur de la dlte Succession, a depose an h"'s",
du Grettier de la dite Cour, un conptc do 'aO
administration alnsi qn'une petition en- dema y'
dant IlomoIogation. ""'
Avis est par lie present donne 4 tous con.
que celia pe"t concer'er d'avoir a daduirs
sous dix Jon'S, les ra'sons pour lesquelles lie d
compte ne scra't pas approuve ct homoloy,s
ct les londs entire ses mains repartis conforms
ment al dit tableau.
Par ordrc dc iu Cour, ..r
paroissc Assumption. lc IS avril I852
DESIRE LEBLANC
81 n Grcficr.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-01

ETAT d.. la LOUISE ANI..-Conr
du Cinpuieme District JnI1cinlre nans
ct pour la p,roi-se Assumption.
Succession d'Edwigc Hrbc,t, tpou-e
dertdte d'A"gostc CirdotnI.
Attendu que Valsin Chelotal, a%dministra-
teur de Ia Succession dEdwigc H6bert, Il de-
pose Ell Cour I'm roInpte de son administration
aInsl qu'une petition Ell denlaidant Fhomolo-
cation.
Avis est par le present DOME Il tous ceux
que celia peut coErerHef diavOlr i deIuire
SOUS dix ]ours, les raisorIs pour lesquelles Iedit
compile ne seralt pasapprouve ct llomolo4ue
ct les tonds entire ses mains r~epartis contorlne-
ment an dit tabieau.
Par ordre dc Ia Cour.
Assumption, Ie 9 a,riI 1858.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
81 ... Grcffi.r.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
In the matter Of the Succession OF
....--e Tornap G~;nono,nv

H" Demon SimOneanx.
By virtue of a decree of the Fifth Judi
cial District Court of the State of Louisiana in
and for the parish Of Assumption, dated the 18th
april 1853, will be offered at public sale, by
Desire Leblanc, auctioneer for the parish Of
Assumption, at the Court House of said parish
on Saturday the 9th May 1859 at ten o'clock
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SUCCESSION SALE.
In the matter of the Succession Of Jo-
seph IIopson, deceased.

By virtue ola decree of the Fifth Judicial
District Court of the State OF Louisiana i'll aud
for the parish of Assumption, dated the 10th
day of april 1853, rendered in the mattsr Of
said Succession, Will be sold at public auc-
ton at the residence of William W. Pn9h, on
said parish, on Saturday the 2Sth day of May
1854, at ten O'Clock A. M, by Desire Leblanc,
auctloneer for the parirh OF Assumption, the
following described property, belonging to the
Succession of Joseph Hopsou, to wit
10. a negro woman named Nancy aged
about % years, with her child Enely 3
years old.
20. House hold and Kitchen furniture.
80. One mule, one horse, one buggy and
harness, aud a lot of hogs.
Terms and Conditions.
The slave payable in three equal install
ments, on third i'll march 1854, one third Ill
march 1855 and the remaining third III march
1856, and the movable property payable all
sums under ten dollars, cash, and all sums
over ten dollars in march 1854. Purchasers to
furnish notes with the security in soIldo, with
special mortgage on said slaves, and all sum
not punctually paid at maturity to bear inte-
rest at the rate of eight per cent per annlm.
Assumption. this 10Th april 1853.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
80 AuCtionecr.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
Fifth Judicial District Court in oDd
for the parish of Assumption.
In the matter Of The Succession of jean
Pierre Junot. ITO J
Whereas FRANCOIS Arseman, ndministra,o,
of said Succession has this day filled with the
Clerk of said Court an account of his admins
ton together with a d~etltiou pra ying that Oh.
same be Eomnlogated. s.-
Notice is hereby given to all whom # mav
concern, TO show cause if any they have
within ten days after the publication hereof
why said account should not be approved and
homoIoga'ed, and the Pounds in his hands
distributed in accordance herewith.
BY order Of the Court.
Parish Of Assumption, this 18th April
1853.
Desire Leblanc,
III Clerk.
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ETAT DE Ia iOUISIANE.-Cour

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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-24
Whole Number 1894

was in reality watching her downcast face, and
thinking it was scarcely merit in Leila to sacri-
fee personal ornaments, since she was in herself SO
lovely and SO loveable. He knew the purpose to
which she had devoted her fathers gftand he long
ed to tell her of the gratitude she had inspired but
he would not wound her modesiy by confessing a
knowledge of her disinterested goodness.
Are you going to take lessons in sewing, Charles'
asked Cousin Joe, unexpectedly breaking silence
i should judge SO, by the interest you manifest for
that work-hox.' 1t was the first witicism Cousin
Joe had attempted to make, and every one laugh
ed-Aunt Phlis seemed ready to fall into convul-
sions, for Joe object of her homage, inferior
only to his father.
1t is not our intention 70 give minute descrip-
ton of Aunt Phillis' splendid fete. 1t had the
elaborate display and ceremony usual on such oc-
casions, but seldom is a fashionable party graced
by such figures Mr.. Banks and Aunt Philis
presented to the admiring eye. He wore c. a.
and small clothes of superb black velvet, relieved
by vest of the deepest crimson, composed Of the
same rich materials. White silk stockings, and
knee buckles; voluminous shirt-ruffles, and mu-
titudnous rings, distinguished the man of wealth
from the inferior tkrong. AS Aunt Phillis prom
enaded up and down the saloon leaning on bis
arm, she believed herself the envy of every female
heart, as well as the admiration of every manly
eye. She wore on this occasion. which she thought
but the prelude of nuptia festival, a dress of
white satin, trimmed with blonde, gossamer tur-
ban, profuseiy trimmed with pearls and flowers,
among which the orange blossom bloomed with
prophetic swee tness. Leila could have laughed
at her aunt's vehement afectation of juventy, but
she remembered that she was a moral and immor-
tai being and sighed to see her thus twining with
roses and gems the sepulchre of youth. She saw
her sisters neck and gttering with jewels,
and she did not repiue, for her eye rested on her
Uncle Clements, and she would not have exchan-
ged her feelings for the diamonds If Goconda.-
How well he looked 10 his suit of deep black!
How she admired the ,ft shadows of silver gray
that stole, like a mist, his jetty hair! How
her heart throbbed she met his affec;iouate
smile, his grateful, approving gIarce!
Concluded nert averk.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-24
The An,l-maine-Lay,P Paper.

We promised to pay our respects TO new pa.
per, just commenced in our city, called @Common
Sense against the Maine Lac" We have been
amused at its matter and its manner. For in-
stance, here is specimen of its rhetoric and its
grammar:
"How many an honest mechanic, with his chill
dren has to live poorly and cothe still poqrlier,
in order that his lady may strut about in silk and
aud decked with gold"
"Poorlier," we think, is new born word. for
which the DR.. Editor acted as man mid wife, Ii
won't live, however.
The department of wit is rich and pointed, very.
Here it is:
'When is sponge like temperance mani
When it is full of water"
After that conundrum; we have no doubt the
Editor Equored.
But, brilliant and original as is this newspaper
in rhetoric and wit, everything is forced to give
way before the poetry. Yes, DIR. johnson is
poet. "Pocta ndscitur, non it," He was born
one. He can no more help it than he can the col
Or of his hair. If any doubts after reading the
following which appeared 10 the first number, let
him remember what becomes of unbelievers:
Water is DtsgustfnI.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-24
VOLUME XXIV~"E umber 9S.
The Two Palms.
BY HENRY T. TCCKERMAN.

As The last column of a temple vanished
A Palm-tree, in a city of the West,
Stood, like hero from his country banished,
Aproud though lonely guest.
Perchauce its birthplace was holy mountain,
Or radiant valley of some tropic isle,
Near pyramid, mnsque, or wayside fountain,
By Jordan or the Nile.
And oft its high and tufted crest beholding
In each vibration of the arching leaves.
plantive strain seemed to hear unfolding,
AS when exile grieves.
For solemn is the air of isolation,
And that lone offspring of the desert wild
Wore to my eye look of consecratiou,
That sympathy beguiled.
No more around it eastern bams are stealing,
But smoke and dingy vapors of the town.
No Moslem in its pillared shade was kneeling,
Nor caravan sunk down.
- Before it once the sandy ridges heaving,
Spread like an ocean, limitless and free,
And the mirage its panorama weaving
Rose beautiful to see!
Now waves of eager life beneath it swelling,
With restless care mock orien al ease,
And chimney tiled roof and murky dwell
ing,
Shut out the sun aud breeze.
Yet even here I marked, each day. appearing
An aged Syrian. sorrowfu and calm,
E,11 1ad md 1nok nd daarin inc
Cast on the lonely palm.
And once he murmured, as the night descended
While gazing fondIy through unconscious tears
Fair tree, the promise Of thy life as ended,
For here thou hast no peers
How near the good we distantly are cravingI
The syrian long had weary vigil kept
One morn his country's tree was gaily waving
1t blossomed while he slept!
Some far-off nook of that vast city treasured
Another Palm by careless eyes unseen,
That drearily the lingering years had measured
But put forth shoots of green;
Until IFS ripened 6ower-dust uplifting,
On the strong currents of the tideless dir,
With certain aim to his pent garden drifting,
A mate encountered there
Thus seeds of Truth their noseless flight ar
wingng,
And love instinctively steals through the crow'
To hearts receptive consolation bringing,
They may not breathe aloud!
Accept the omen, thou who toiest lonely,
And patiently Lifes blossoming wait,
Where God has planted thee be faithful only,
/ And thou shalt conquer fate!
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-24
By THE EDITOR.

When Noah and his family si
Had left the ARK, they made
An offering. Such piety -
Did please his God, who said:
"I smett thy ofering's saveet saror, 81
Dear Noah, ask Of me a .favor.' - =
A choice oft is no easy task;
But Noah said, in haste:
".Ny Lord, something to drink ask,
For aoater can't taste,
Since men and beasts, corrupt and lust}al
fire dro,cncd in it, it is disgusifM."
His God then took from Patadise, z' ,
A sprig of sweetest vine,
And Noah, dutiful and wise, '7-
Did in his heart enshrine
The proper way of cultivating
1t, which Jehoya was relating.
asv
He and his family were glad,
The ground was duly titled;
They built press, and soon they had e
Their cellar dug, and filled
With sparkling wine, and never eeasing,..
lO WOTh Iu6IF SLOT0 WAS sUOu luCE6d6lbS.
.,s 7
And Noah, surely, was wise
And pious man: TO thank
His God at morn. when he did rise
He ne'er forgot. and drank
His wine three hundred years and fifty,
And till his death, was sound and thrifty;
We drink our wine too; and this plea
Another thing may fix:
No man should, as you plainly see,
His wine with water mix;
Since men and beasts, corrupt and lustful,
Were drowned in it, it is disgustful.
Here is a startling fact for the consideration
be cold water army of the nation. Some fe
housand years ago, "lustful men and beasts. wei
rowned, and hence we should not drink waite
r mix it with our liquor, because it is "disgus
utn'
We begin to suspect that jenkins & Co., are
he bottom of this. They have been getting ,
his paper to throw ridicule and disgrace upon Il
opponents of the Maine Law, by starting such a
yuments and IDEAS as these. At any rate If th.
lid not do it, somebody has accomplished the c
ect for them, most effe ectually.-Journdi.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-24

New Music.
"With music, sweet music
We greet you again"
Lilly Dale ANSWER to wait for the wag-
Katy Darling song&-quar- on
tette Uncle Toms lament for
Home Asain--song and Eva--Woodbury
quar- tette Old folks at home
Ben Bolts reply Young folks at home
Bil,y Grimes Mountaneers Farewell
Sailor boys last dream Bakers
Woodbury. Childs Prayer, &c., DC,
Wait for the wagon
With good assortment of waltzs polkas. quadrni s
&c, may be found ut
HALLS Book cTohE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19

MARIE DE LA NLLE-ORLEANs, AvRH. 1858.
cossErL CoNDiuS LA VILE NLLE-0RIEsSs
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No $50
Resolu que lie Voyer soft ct demeure autorise
ct invite faire num6roter eonyenablement, ct
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No 1871.

NO TOI.
Resolu que lie process recemment institute con-
tire M. w. Miller pourla construction dun petit
hangar en- bos dams la rue des Magasins, pres
de la rue st Joseph, soft discontinue GU Ia
mende remise, scion lie cas-, lie dit Miller devant
payer tous les frais, pourvu que Ia dite bAtisse
soft enlevee on mise reprcuve du feu, Ia sa-
tisfaction du commissaire des Rues.
(Signe) FRANs ALPuENTE,
President du Cons. des Ass, Aid
(Signe) W. G. C. CLAIBORNE,
President du Cons des Aid.
Approve lie Avril 1858.
(Signe) A. D. CRossMAN, Marie.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19

pppeler rattention des Conseils reunis sur la
Inaniere la fois dangereuse ct reprehensible
don't les rues du Premier District sont encom-
brees depuis tros on quatre mois La grande
quantite dc cotton recu dams ce port, ct la diff
quite dc l'expedier. Gu egard la rarete du ton
mage ont Gu pour effet de faire entasser cette
merchandise sur une grande 6tendue de terrain,
ct a default de magasins assez wastes, les rues,'
les places publiques meme ont etc TRANSFORMERS
en- dep6ts, au mepris des ordonnances de Ia
Vile, relatives obstruction de la vote publi-
que. A part toute Pincommodit< Resultant Fun
tel usage, quand il est pousse anss loin ON lie
fait, il est evident que Ton ne ssurait tolerer un
tel abus. En- cas- d'incendie, les dangers sont
immenses, ct reinforcement Tors de la destruction
lie la Presse Alabama, chaeun a pu Sc convain-
Gre DIES funestes consequences provenant de Fac
cumulation du cotton dams les rues. Par neces-
site absolute, nous avons etc, pour quelque
temps, obliges de fermer les yeux sur cette viola
ton de la loi, mails pour payenir, nous devons
empecher un tel abus advertisement annuel
de notre commerce est tel, quill exige de wastes
locaux, ct il est desirer que quelques fonction-
naires publics prennent des measures relativement
au nombre considerable de produits qui arrivent
a la Nouvelle- Orleans. Dams tous les cas-, je
crois quill est du devoir des Conseils reunis de
ixer leur attention sur cette question, ct de
passer une ordinance, defendant, une epoque
determinee de laisser lie cotton dams les rues,
sous peine damende, avec des dispositions telles
que ramende soft facilement recouvree.
Sous la surveillance actnelle du Garden de
Prison, la Maison de Travail, Work Housed a
etc, pendant fannee qui vient de secouler, ha-
blement ct consciencieusement dirigee. A la
date du IL avril 1852, il y await dams Get etabis
sement l16prisonniers, ct pendant fannee, 1928
personnes y ont etc envoyees. Cette prison a
maintenant 255 prisonniers. Ses operations
financieres sont satisfaisantes. destination des
articles manufactures ct du travail fait pour
les differents DEPARTMENTS de la Vile, pendant
rannee dernere, donne les chiffres sui
wants s 1880 90
Ajoutez pour ventes ct frais della
Vile $500 90
$27 $50 90
Estimation du 'sstock" en- main
de materiaux, vetements, couches
etc. achetes pendant rannee $500 90
Frais dds sur esclaves restant a
la prison 800 90
.... Total $50, $3.50 90
"Per CONTRA voici lie chiffre des
depenses
Montant DIES appropriations pour
materiaux $500 90
Montant DIES appropriations pour
provisions 1850 90
Vetements, couvertures, cou-
ches, etc 2,4OO 90
Salaire des officers ct employees,
s748,33 par mois $3.50 0C
Total s26.7Oo 90
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19
No 665.

No 600.
Resolu que lie Tresorier pale les sommes sui
vantes, sur lie mandat du Contr6leur:
Picayune, douze mois de subscription, pour
deux copies, sale des Assistants Aldermen ct
Bureau du Contr6lsur, vingt Quatre piastres.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19
NoT79.

No J79.
R6solu que le contrat pour Ia fburnituz|
tuyaux, adjuge par le Contr6lsur \ H.
Fink, ne soft pas APPROVE.
Resolu que lie Contr6leur soft Ct dsms
torislA vendre, apres dis jOurs davis, 10 -
pour fournir les tuysux fussgs dss c.
gnies Incindie pendant I'M an, conforn
aux specifications enregistrkes An burs1
Voyer-
(SignG FRANs ALPumJ
President du Gems. des Al
(SignG W. G. c. CLADonn|
President du Cons ID
Approve lie 6 Avril 1858.
(SigneD A.. D CRossMAs, M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19
No 778.

Resolu que le Contr6leur 6nstts son =
,snr lie Tr(sorier, en fayeur de- Phemms d =
John Dunn, pour Ia somme Dc treute-six {
tres; yingt-cinq pisstres y sinqasnas
<tant pour dix-sept jours de salairS, q dix1
tres ct cinquante cents, pour le eomp1
mEdecin-le dit Dunn ayant es9 blsss< . 4
plisssnt SEES deyoirs le II dEeembrs dHniu.'
(SignE) FRAEs ALPUKxxu
4 President du Cons. dss Al
- (eipE9 ". G. g. CLArBonM
= F'a- President du Cons. d.,
Approuy< IL 6 Avfil 1850. a
(SignS) A. d. kossMAx, NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19
M 776

Resolu que le contrat pass< avec John Will
Hanson pour la construction dun marche sur Ia
rue Claiborne, soft amende de maniere le pro-
longer dun an, sujet toutes les obligations ct
conditions du contrat actuel; ct pourvu que le
fermier construise chaque extremite du dit
marche un ADVENT substantial, lequel sera sup
porte par des COLONIES en- fer reposant sur des
bases en- grant, ct que 10 toit soft convert en-
zinc Les auvents seront constructs conform6-
ment aux plans ct specifications qui seront four.
mis- par le Voyer, OF sous o. survsillaneA
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NO IO4,
Resolu que les Directors de la Societe Cha
ritable des Orphelins indgents soft autorisee
construire une batisse on hangar sur Ia propriete
situee au centre de Pilet borne par les rues
jackson, Rousseau, Josephine ct Fulton.
Signe, FRANs ALPuENTE,
President du Cons. des Ass. AID.
Signe, W. c. G. CLz BORNE,
President du Cons. des Aid,
Approve lie Avril 1858.
Signe, A. d. CRossMAN, Marie.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19
No 10.

Resolu que lie Tresorier pale, sur lie mandant
du Controleur, a NJ. e. B. Osborne, ex -inge-
nieur de la machine dessechement du Second
District, Ia somme de cent hut piastres ct
soixante deux cents, pour services rendus ct de-
penses payees par lui tandis quill occupant lie dit
emplo
(Signe) Trans ALruENTE,
President du Cons. des ASS Aid
(Signe) VOC CLAIBORNE,
President du Cons DIES Aid.
Approve lie Avril 1853
(Signe) A. d. CROssMAN, Marie.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19
No 773.

Resolu que lie Voyer soft ct demeure autorise
continuer lie chemin de planches des rues Clai-
borne ct st Avide jusqu'a rAvenue st Bernard,
pourvu que lie colt n'excede pas lie prix page
Patrick Carmody, lie contractant pour la psrtie
actuelle du dit chemin de planches, a SAVIOR I,
deux piastres ct neuf cents par pied courant, ct
pourvu aussi, que lie travail soft fait conforme.
ment aux specifications d apres lesquelles Ia pre-
miere partie de Pouvrage etc vendue.
(Signe) Trans ALpuENTE,
President du Cons des ASS AID.
(SignE) W. G. G. CLAIBORNE,
President du Cons des Aid.
Approuye lie Avril 1853.
(Signe) A. d. CRossMAN, Marie.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19

No ia.
Resolu que lie Voyer soft ct demeure autorise
a acheter du lest pour macadamiser Ia rue de
10 Facade, des batisses triangulaires 4 Ia rue
du Canal, pourvu que Ia somme n'excede pas
cinquante cents par tonnean. :. = -
(Signe) FRANs ALPuENTE,
President du Cons. des ASS Aid
(SignG w. G. C. CLAIBORNE,
e..,... President du Cons. DIES Aid
Approuve le Avril 1853 d
(Signe) A. D. CROssMAN, Marie.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19
No 1852.

No 1872.
Resolu que lie process actuellement pendant
pardevant rHon. c. V. Jonte contre M. James
Christien pour Ia construction dune batisse en-
partie en- bois, situee rue st Philippe, entire
Charities ct Royale, soft discontinue GU Pa
mende remise, scion lie cas-, le dit Christien
devant payer tous les frais; pourvu que la dite
batisse soft enlevee on mise repreuve du feu,
la satisfaction du commissaire DIES Rues
(Signe) FRANs ALPUENTE
President du Cons. des Ass. AID.
(Signe) W. G. C. CLAIBORNE,
President du Cons. des Aid.
Approuve lie Avril 1858.
(Signe) A. D. CRossMAN, Marie.
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dsns lie plus bref delai possible, les magasins ct
batisses de la rue Fulton, FIST de Ia rue de ls
Nouvelle- Levee. ..
(Signe) FRAys ALPUENTE,
Presidentdu Cons des ASS AID
.i(Signe) w. G. G. CLAIBORNE,
President du Cons. des Aid.
Approuver lie 9 Avril 1853. e.. i.
. (Signe) A. d. CRossxAs, Marie.
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NO 100. -
Resolu que lie nom de D. Phillips soft -
tue celui de- M. Phillips comma caution 4
bert Connolly, contractant pour construiz|
r6parer les points en- bois du Premier Distzf
ce dernier nom ayant ete inscrit par errs1
(Signe) Trans AIPuEH1z
President du Cons des des Au-&
(Signe) w, G. G. CLAJBoRNn,3
President du Cons. des
Approuve le 8 Avril 1858.
(Signe) A. b. CRossMAN, No
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pssgsi sSmissl, rsclsns sur l. -
sesolutions qui yrtcednt, elias scu
ment adopt6es. "
tslsSsy rsAd'1 y &C g. &C 8 c1 ~ = :; :
y Rr6eidsnt du Cons ~
Approuv9ls6 AVA 1858.
tsisnb A. p. CnossxAx. ~
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No TT.
htsolu que radjudication fsits par 10 O.
leur pour battr I'M corps de gards dans T.
baronne ne soft PSI sppFouv6e.
Resolu que Ia Resolution No ut, auts11
lie Contr6leur } vendre .1e contrast pour
truire I'm corps de gsrds daas ID rue BaG1
soft ct demeure abFogEe. "A
Signe FRAME AIFunNxr
President du Cons. - A.
6igne, W. G G. CLADon1
President du Con-. q
Approuve le 8 Avril 1858,
Sign9, A. D. CRossMAs, -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19

No 1853. -.-
Resolu que lie Voyer soft ct demeure autorise
acheter telle quantite de tuyaux quill eroira
necessaire pour les besoins immedats du depar-
tement des incendies, au prix lie plus bas ct
n'excedant pas quatre- vingt trois (S3) cents par
pied courant, tout compris, les dts tuyaux de-
want etre doublement riyes ct, sous tous les
rapports, conformes aux specifications enregis-
trees au bureau du Voyer. -
(Signe) Trans ALPuENTE,
President du Cons. des Ass. AID.
(Signe) W. c. G. CLAIBORNE,
q. President du Cons. des Aid.
Approve lie Avril 1868.
(Signe) A d. CROssMAN, Marie. -