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The daily union., 1854-02-17
Fern. of a bid for supplying Special Post OGes
State Of

L. of county of
State of hereby propose to
supply the spee,ai post Office at with mails
from as olteu aa the postmaster Gentrals
for proposals for the dated January
1854 requires agreeaby the provisions of The dh
lion of the of March g. lS25tbat compensation
be derived exclusively from the proceeds of posages
collected said special office, including the postage
and papers prepaid by stamps and exceed
the sum of dollars per annum
The daily union., 1854-02-17

Form for bid uhsrs change from advertisement is con-
fenplatsd BY The bidder.
Cor we, the may be) there write the or
names in full Of here state the residence csidenees
hereby propose carry the mail route No. from
To often the Postmaster Generals adye
tsement for proposals for the same dated January g. 1854
requires the time stated in the schedules contained in
SAID advertisement, and by the following mode of
veyance, wit: there how is be conveyed
for the annual Of there write out The in words al
full leng,h.l
Dated (Signed.l
The daily union., 1854-02-17
Form of a Guarantee.

The undersigned undertake that if the foregoing bid for
carrying the all No. be accepted by the Post
General the bidder SHALL prior the LIST day Of July
next, the required obligation TO perform the
vice proposed, with good and sufficient sureties.
Dated lSigned by two guarantors.
The daily union., 1854-02-17
Form Of Certificate.

The undersigned POSTMASTER judge, clerk Of court
acquainted with the above guarantos and their property,
and that they Of property and able to make good
their guarantee.
Dated [Signedl
The daily union., 1854-02-17


The oil be delivered s above mentioned places the
ers quantities specified respectively, small bosnd casks
prime order from leakage containing from tly to h ra-
all United all the
transportation damage and leakage being The charges
oil
tractors warehouse, other place OF deposit.
All oil proposed uader this advertisement be sub
OF specific gravity which
inpid, by burning other
thought whom that be
House Board b-for. Will accepted. The
OH 20 remain mpid Temperature OF ~ degrees
Fahrenheit the strained oil
OF 4 degrees OF Fahrenheit lower.
the Satisfaction OF the department
bid
accepted the viii be required to be
bidder within ner
pared accordance with such bid shall been him
Tor signature conditioned faithful
bid accompanied BY written signed by
the bidder aud compeent surety that ~ the event u The acceptance
Of b bond above required viii be executed
specnsd of legal effect above Indicated
The board, under the authority OF the department. the
right reject bid though be the lowest other
std is
All bids seated and endorsed propoa for
LeAt smother
the Secretary House Board, Washington u. c.
BY order OF the Light House Board
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
Feb l5-3awr2ftb Secretary.
The daily union., 1854-02-17

TINTED STATES Mail L,oe Go California. vin Aspt-
III wall md Panama nonIh
class approved N. Navy Department
1900 burdeo, uuafantying spsed aud safety
railroad IL completed Obaspo 10 miles
Panama
The uansit from
Aspinwa obispo and IL miles OF land
a put order single passenger
therefore, hos-the passengers
aud te baggage being only transferred and from
alongside the
There liver transportation in future this
entirely okness aescyfpfioa
hs,ng In New York,
Francisco, detention acciden
The entirely reliable.
expected tb- passage the Atlantic win be regu
larry n o The Pacific, in ~ 10 IAN
amer
wall.
Though tickets ne ioes roier BE- had agency
West street, New York.
IN 2s--dH
The daily union., 1854-02-17

Little Canada from ST. Paus, miles, once week and
back.
The daily union., 1854-02-17

con sALyE-A Lot Of Eighteen Acres, more or lees.
II half mile from Ceogetown the road
bridge The land in the highest cf cultivation IL
with strawberries
Of the choicest besides apricot
The parts garden orchard
timothy, ard There three
n sod sale by tbs ls Of March, will
offered suction by The suhscriher
7 WRIGHT.
Bridge street, ossvr~so~n, the omnibus stand.
The daily union., 1854-02-17
Proposals for Oil for LighI-Houscs.

TRxAsrHr DrrAkTMsEr,
Ofice Light House Board.
February IA, 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii DO received this ohce unit
y O'Clock, Monday ths 9th of February
plying lighthouse establishment with following
delivered the points named tho LAKES
vii
The daily union., 1854-02-17

$500 lsr thousand five ksns,sdl gallons best winter
strained pressed sperm OH, and
$500 (sir Aousand fre h.dr adj gallons spring
strained or pressed sperm OH 10 be delivered a,
Buffalo, New York, TO the proper officer author
ized receive IL, on the 18th day OF April, 1884
Immediately after The opening of tho Ere
nal.
900 tsiEssen Aundred) gallons best winter strained on
pressed spssm oil, and
800 Iririeen Anadred) gallons best spring strained
sperm oil, To be delivered TO the collector aud
superintendent OF lights at oswego, New York,
the 18th day OF hpni, 1854, or immediately al
ter the opening of the Erie canal, and
500 lfre hundred) gallons of best winter strained
pressed sperm oii, and
500 (fps Atndrsdl gallons best spring strained or
pressed sperm oil, 20 be delivered to the collector
and superintendent OF lights at Plattsburs, New
York, on the 18th day of April, 1854, or immeai.
The daily union., 1854-02-17

rEORGE FOX arrived wttisrd's Hotel JAM
VI uafy 1854 Balmore and respectfully
world Washington D. c. London par
MnyD
r. for sons metropolitan tailoring department
will be transferred from the northeast the souhwe
block of hadnr-, The 25
1903 feet deep Ne M broadway New York city, door
Hospital gates, formerly occupied by Ncsars Muir
and Tiffany Cuas other dry goods merchants
Jan 2s-3m
IIrf ~ Pittsbur9 a.d County Of At~gbsoy, Pcnn-
offer for the coupon
of The city Of PshurE aud Of Allegheny,
Company, by which they GUARANTEED.
We confidently recommend them capitalists
airnble III
The together with erbbii aud other inor
nation, obtained upon application personally
JOHNSTON BROTHERS, a CO.. y
bankers and Fiscal Agents..
Agents Cor the Psbws and Conneisviiis Railroad copasy
Ian a.
The daily union., 1854-02-17

fp"s are invited for supplying the following Offices
'efnory Of Minnesota for the net proceeds Of said
,'apeciyely, limited 10 a sum 10 be named in the
fas IN each case,
\, Wing from Fort Ripley, 6 miles, oncs = week
The daily union., 1854-02-17

PosT OTfIcE DEPARTMENT,
January 9, 1854.
Jan l3-lawl2w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-15

difficult, than was expected. She may sue.
coed as belong, Z. an owner famous 6r put.
ting through his undertakings.
The Surprise is very appropriately named
The very idea Of steamer IN the Androeog.
Gin IL surprising d. much perhaps as wa,
Fulion's first boat on the Hudson. Then to
see a thing ofsieam steadily against the quick
current was surprising silll, ana most surpris.
ing Of al was the partial upset, ,hMso fright.
ened some fJriy amlieur passengers, who for.
got 10 attend church 10 their anxiety fof
steam excursion. They Jeff br their homes
as SION as they could get on shore, not stop
ping 10 vote the captain and crew a service Of
ph,e for their naughtiell skill.
Il was amusing TO witness the eIec, III,
Surprise produced on the cattle at pasture In
view Of the river. They seemed to 10 gal.
vapired by the ineSPlieable wonder With
head. and tail, erect. they took parallel psn.
ces, made spasmojic haltS, aud performed in
descrlblble antics.
Now that the steamer has gone in to win.
ter quarters, tho excitement has sub,idel, ih,
old ladies' have smoo,hed down iheireaps, re.
placed their speciaclcs, and the on repeated
question. "havs you seen the SrrANBoAr"
ceases 20 be heard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-15

let them charge the people with disunion
secession and other lihe absurdiiies--lei them
praise their Fugitive Slave Laws and their
Kansas Slavery IIifs--the former Of which
violates the principles Of the Declaration Of
Independence. and the Constitution, the lat.
ter Of which violates solemn compact, as
well as human rights and then let them see
il they can dag after them the sober, iniclli-
gent. and patriotic masses.
The American people, and no, old, rusty
violated and soilod organizations" befog-
red and bcdurod by selfish guardians, will
hereafter take charge Of their own agents /;
and they will be very Likely to oil tho Presi-
Dental chair with a man who has an Amcri-
can heart, as we'll as head and likewise by
one who deems personal rights Of as much
importance as seheminc, perverted, arisio'
cratic. dogmal;c, Intriguing, promising "or'
eaHi.diioss."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-15
Iyceum Lectures at Norway.

On Account Of the great snow storm OF
the 9Th inst, tie Rev. Theodore Parkers
Lecture was postponed The first Lecture
therefore, Of the series, wac delivered a, the
Univcrsalist Meeting House, on Wednesday
evening last, by Professor Hitchcock, Of
Bowdoin College. Subject" The Races"
Tic Lecture was OF the highes, order, aud
gave universal satisfaction. The grand idea
was. our forcfather were a mixture Of races,
who came 10 this New World, ist 10 pray,
% to vote, 81 20 get li'ins-God first, Po-
lnicll rights second, and wealth last. The
Lecturer added. "haPPy would 1t he II this
order Of aim were ever observed by their
po,,erity."
The mex, lecture will be delivered at the
same place, on "Wednesday evening" next, by
N. Pi,rat, a French refugee, now residing
in Boston, and who was an eve witness oil
The revelation Of isis. subjee, -"Thc
French Revolu non"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-15
Pity the Sorrows

Some of the I'D Fusion organs who. by
their acts have deserted ,hs principles Of De.
mocracy are down upon their marrow bones
cryIng-" Spare the National Democrats
orrariIalion-splrc 9, ~ the good It has
joac-splre Preslen, Pierce and those
around him. and not f,rsnLs them in this
their hour Of need" Thi, is the PRAYER al.
dressed N those who elected these men to
power ror certain well defined reasons and
IN consequence Of public pledges Of a sacred
character Bot ahsr these pledges have
hecn broken, with What grace en- those who
have brought down the cNccra'.ous of the
people upon themselves. now call upon them
to sustain an organization which by rs own
aris,ocraiic acts has dvind'cd to a fiction
The PEOPLE believe Democracy and Demo
cratic RcpubliranIsm i, thing, and not a
mere name. They believe il j., a good to be
sought m iulurc-rot mere mummy To be-
am,nlcd over 10 the past. They believe
hat Il j. doctrine Of universal application,
and no, a mere dogma that applies to mere
section. They believe i, consists IN regard
far the interests Of mas aud mo-, IN regard
cor aris'ocracy and property. Let those who
ui,h to preserve the antiquity or party o.
ran.nton frs, 60 back and reject The orici-
uaior, Of party disurran.zaiion. let them
,hsu rcbuLe those party leaders who have
abandoned their principles aud pledges. Let
them. then. assume the position ofirue Dem
ocrauc Republicans and they will be able,
ui,hou, crvinr or bcsccehing, to travel side
by side with the patriotic lovers Of Ameri-
can Institutions.
A., to Prrsidsu, Pisrce's Administration,
tie PEOPLE will sustain it 50 Ear as it is right,
and condemn il where !, IS wrong. n party
dr.llsrs insis, upon rerverlinc the designs Of
rhe people, when they elected President
Pierce To power, and will Get up "prorii.
Hrrf msdovs" which eonhlc, with, no, sim.
ply truth and Justice, bu, ancicu, CumpTom.
rscs. lei, the consequences all on their own
heais. While tli, is Guvernmen: Of the
people, IL will bear no responsibility which
they 90 no, approve. II men, pretending to
he " National Demo,rais," viii peryer, their
organization into an engine Of violence, sla-
very rrupagindism aul sectional agitation, in
| 'p.,c ui pledge, and warnings, It's expiring
acou'c, will he " crashed " on, In the efforts
Of a patriotic PEOPLE to form and relnsiall 4
irsc Democratic Republican party. True
Democracy, true Rcpublicauism, true person
~ Liberty does no, die NJ the nod Of traitors.
while they ISSUE lamentations and maledie-
lions ior their losses and disruption. It IS a
fact worthy Of remark iha, the President has
ar tue, friends among those who condemn
his mos, prominent measure than among those
Who, like syeopharls, damn with faint
praise and simply "bend the plant knee
lha, thrif may ioliow hvoing."
Let these tao pretended e National " or
raniIa,ions-Na,ional Wing and National
Dsmocralic-which have each dwindled Ia
lasiiOns-,he remnants Of which are eomPOs'
81 ol the nlo.i heterogeneous fl'ions and ism'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-15

RrloyAL AsIrlTloy. Some Of the Port
land papers are asiiaiinC a removal Of the
State House, on 1ceouni IT inconvenience,
&c. There il set Of arisiocrats who have
always leen incon,cnlenecd Tor the want Of
more room and be,lsr Accommodations by way
Of larger chairs, more sPlendid sofas, larger
spii.pols. hotter sounding boards, more com
miltec rooms and more cf'oes. Bot there is
room enough, chairs enough, accommodations
enough al The Capitol. unless larger set Of
men arrive lheie than has yet been seen in
Maine. We hope the legislature will see
VIVA, this stale cry Of more plush and more
room is manufactured for, ard sc wise enough
10 pas, u b. unnoticei.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-15

frEsr FRuITs ~ KLSsw. The people of
Kansas have had their election Tor Delegate
to Congress. II resulted IN the choice Of the
pro slavery candidate. This is what was
planned aud contemplated, promised and in.
sured by the Nebraska bill which repealed
the Missouri Compromise. The southern OBJ
ject is now certain TO be accomplished and
this is the fret fruit Tie little giants who
worship at the shrine Of the new anti.Jener.
sonian temple have again found their tongues;
and are now shouting, "'ll hail popular soy.
ereigniy!"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-15
THOMAS IL. brown. Editor.

Terms. dalfar anil fiiy cents stncth ~
apVAxcE; onc dollor anI scscnt, I've crui. wiih-
~ 80 months w. fpliyrs at he cod Il the Nrar
To which hny ccuis VII b. sjisd for eyey year
> ~hich rs,u,cnt y dsh1sd
AuvIHttsNNFNrsi inserted on asonallr terms
The proprictoS not bsin- aecouuiahe ior any erruf
hc,onl the auaatiut shsrrr, &C. The advertisement.
rs NJ pETrENGliL 4 Co, 10 Mate
&C.. Rastss. anI i22 Ntfsas o., Nee les, are
our enl, auihorited sgcnts f'r procuring suoscrp
ons. t,rwardins advertisements.
rv-P,v.sut i,r ~ ADVERTISEMENT Is held a. ~
ias fou, TIE date Il the frst inssriion.
~ Canu,unicatiHns sh"ul directed 90 The
ONlard Dcmocrai, rafis, Ne"
Book aud Job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY TNECtrEp
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-15

THr Wan ~ TuE Enr. Ssbss'ofoI %
not yet taken. The homhl'dmsn. continue.
Doth sides are receiving reinforcement. The
alarm in England in relation 10 he allies BE-.
fore Se,a,'opoI !, now .pb'iding.
4 terrible battle was fought on the BIB ".
ycmher TIE Russians marched against me
English entertainments. and we're rcrctsl
with terrible slaughter The Ru~a1 In.s
va, 1000. while the English To-, ~, about
500 Killed. and some 200 wounded, among
whom were many officers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-15

SruosToS. ~ Middle St. Portland, has
favored us with box II excellent steel pen, A..
specimen Of quantity manufactured express
~ Tor him, and bearing his stamp and ihey
arc oflhe first quality, writing smoothly. AMI
shedding the ink freely.
For a summary Of the useful and b-au,i.
ful articles Tor sale by him, see Advertisement.
and Il YOU wish for anything he has, send IN
Il. and may rely upon receiving good ari.
Gle At lair Price.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-15

-M,sueur,rrr, MrNcr,r Elrrrro> -
The Telegraph brings he following return,
Of the elections in some Of the principal c.I.-
m Monday last
Bcsrov The Boston Municipal election
resulted in the success Of the Know Nothing
Ticket.
The Vote ior Mayor stands thus J Y. G..
Smith, the present Mayor and Know Noih.r.
candidate G,iO5; Geo. B.up'on. Wig.
400, Isaac Adams. Democrat, OF, and 30
others, 30.
1t i possible iha, the wings have elected
scrnr Of their candidates TO the Common Cou'.
ell
LrSy. The Municipal election io.dav,'ri
the entire Know Nothing ticket was elected
by a large maoriW'
Andrews Breed is elected Mlynr.
worcrsrrR. The vote stood Tor MAYOR
Is follow, Goo. W. Richardson. Knou
Nothing, liza; Elsierbrook, Dcmosnte--
and an other, 30.
RoNnuRY IN our Municipal election 90.
day the Know Noihinrs svcpi the CITY.
The vote fdr Mayor stood for James Richie
Know Nothing, GG3 J s Sleeper, Gin.
zen's and Independent. 10.
Cn,RLrsrowv. The Know Noih.nr'
were defeated 10 our Municipal election 90.
dlv
Timothy T. SAWYER, Citizeus' clndlili',
vas elected over Bailey, Know Nothing, ty
35s plurality.
The fnll Board nj Aldermen. and a malon.
iy Of Common Counclmen were elected 90
the ciliISns ticket.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-15

IMPERFECT NAruRAtizATroS. A docs.o'
lust rerosred by the United States circuit
court AT Boston, has disiranehi'ed two thou
sand alien voters in consequences Of the de-
fective organization Of the police court BY
which their papers were issued.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-15

ACRicuLruRhL ADDRrSs We learn By
the Maine Farmer that Sidney Psrhau, E,1
gave the Address before the Arrcullu1i ne.
iely Of Kcnncbec in November last By,
vote ofthe Society copy was requested fr
publication.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-15

THr SPrIErrsnir. We notice list Sd
ney Perhlm, Esq, OF Woodstock, Is spoken
ofas a candidate for Speaker. fArgu,
We have Often heard the same thing. az!
src glad the news is spreading.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-15

SuPrRlSrESDENr or TuE X. & 7. RAN
ROAD. Mr.. f.. c. Hyde having re'lcned
his Office, as Superintendent Of the k'nne'
hec & Portland Railroad, the vacancy vas
filed On Monday last, by The choice Of MI
Stephen Eaton of Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-15

ItLNos The Chicago Democrat, Of Ih'
25ih. has the following:
ELrcrIoS OF Cot AfcurL The official
returns elect Col Archer, Wing and Fusion.
by exactly one vote.
This makes the delegation stand siI sglins
three for the Nebraska bill.
GroEoA. Gen. ]. II. Adams vas elsets5
Governor Of Georgia on the illh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-15

Tm.wrrELY Jo,RN,t AN Aor Ia
wecklie, Of both these Journals Will be- pub
lished during TIC cusuln: session Of the L.
gisi,lure. See advertisements
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-15

ACCIDENT. 4 little son OfMr. Alva shurt'
leiT, Of So. Paris, broke his leg, on Saturday
last, while sliling down hill
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-15

LrpsL. We understand that the o"nsr'o'
steamer Ocean have libelled the steamer "a
NADIA. for siOo, 600 Bath Mirrot
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-15

Mrs Taylor, who was 50 severely burned
at the recent collision on the Atlantic 'rd
St. l.. II. Railroad, died on Sunday mornln:
last.
The other persons injured arc al dom:
well. We are glad to learn that allquss'''''
in regard to damages and injuries are likely
to be promptly and amilbly adjusted.
lArcc'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-15

Tur NrroIcr o. rHr Prortr-Of tho %
Conrrcssrcn who voted f1r The NeLra,a
BIN, only 1cii have been rc.clerlcl-'hrra
from Pcnn,yl,ania. one from New Jersey
two from lndlna, and two from Illinois
lI,h-uoaiin.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-04-26
I'll d rrif1 .

On Monday the Gath inst. at Grace
Church st. FrancisvilIe by the Rev. D. S.
Lewis Mr.. w. R. WIMBISH of Tunjca
West Feliciana, and Miss LUCY ANN
DAVIS of this city.
What shall we say in reference to this
matter? We cannot say anything poetical
for it is prosy fact, that Miss Lucy is TAX
en- away from us. and is no longer Miss
Lucy" Why murmor then, like grow ling
Cynic? There is no sense in it. As time
advances, changes must be looked for.
Flowers bloom not, to waste their fragrance
on the desert air-the heyday, and spring
time of life come not to stand still. for lis
to contemplate their beauties. No, they
vanish at the season of maturity to reap
'car with the loneliness and beauty Of the
ever resrrrecting new order Of things.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-04-26
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Ssxth Judicial Dist. Couyt-Pn,

Sszth Judicial Dist. Couyt-Por-
ash Of East Baton Rouge.
Succession Of Rebecca Brashesrs. decd wife
Of Jacob Zug.-No. 1853 "Probate.,
by VIRTUE Of commission issued in
IL the above succession. and to me dir
ectej from the Hon. Sixth Judicial District
Court in and for the Parish Of East Baton
Rouge, State aforesaid.
l will expose at Public Sale, at the Court
House door Of said Parish in the CITY Of
Baton Rouge, on Saturday, The 27M dam of
May nezs. A D. 1854, at 12 O'Clock, NJ, the
property hereinafter setforth and described.
belonging to the succession of Rebecca
Brashears, late Of said Parish deceased-to
wit A certain tract OF Land or Planta-
ton situated in said Parish, at about four
miles from the city of Baton Rouge. con-
tanning two hundred arpents more or less.
bounded on the North, East and South bv
the Naming tract, and on the West by lands
OF Charles Pipes, together with al the
buildings and Improvements thereon: on
the following terms and conditions to wit
One half CASH and the other half on credit
Of twelve months from the day Of sale-the
purchaser to give his note secured by NOR
tage, reserved on the property sold and said
note to bear eight per cent interest from
and after maturity until paid.
apr. 22td. H. v. BABIN, Sheriff.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-04-26
e1sIciAs.J sss-stgsssss
PROC DINGS
OF THE
BOAW0 OF Sc Il I'm Eua
sFHc1AL MEETING


BATON Roucs, April 9ed, 1874
At a'speclal meeting Of the Board Of Sc
lectmen Of the town Of Baton Rouge, held
this day. Present.
JoHN r.. DrpRocQ. Mayor.
Edward Willis, H. Y. T6mlinson,
Edward Hiriart, Chas Guedry.
Err Brooks.
Mr.. Willis, Of the street Committee. pre-
sented the following report OF the experts,
appointed to assess tho damages incurred
by Mr.. Lobell in consequence Of opening
North Street:
3Arox Rorer, Apl. 18th, "a.
We. the undersigned, having been selec-
ted by the Street Committee and Mr.. Lo-
bell, to assess the damage on the opening Of
North Street, in front Of the property Of
said Lobell, do hereby report the same to
be worth ~ follows:
For that portion Of the ground to be taken
for the Street, we estimate at two hundred
and fifty dollars, $3.50 90
For the removal of the two build:
ings, three hundred dollars. 300 90
Expenses Of removing the iamilyl
and months rent estimated
at fifty dollars, so 90
Total amount of damages Six Hun.
dred Dollars, 5000 90
Given under our hands at the Town
Of Baton Rouge. this 18th day of
April. 1854.
(Signed) A. DUPLANTIER.
o s. NJ. HART,
r. H. BURK,
On motion Of Mr.. Tomlinson the action
OF the Committee, in the foregoing premi-
ses, was unanimously approved, the award
Of the experts concurred in, and the Mayor
ordered to issue warrant for said amount.
On motion OF the same member, it was
u.
Resolved, That the Street Committee he.
and they are hereby invested with full au-
thority to select an appraiser. whose duty
ty it shall be to represent the Corporation
in assessing such damages as may be suffer.
I'd by individuals owning property on said
North Street.
Mr.. Willis presented the following claim;
which was allowed and ordered to be paid.
A. r. Fridge, for removing fences on
North Street, s25 90.
The Mayor appointed the following com.
nittee'on Cemetery, viz Messrs. Tomlin.
on Hiriart and Brooks.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
JOHN R. DUFROCQ, Mayor.
J. c. GAYLE, Clerk.