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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-10
Eyes Right!

A LII PERSONS knowing themselves in
IN debted TO me, either by note, or book ac
count will please call and settle Immediately,
as am in great want of money.
Horses aud Carriages 10 let as usual with or
without drivers.
N. B, No Credit will hereafter he given for
livery hire. REUBEN WOOD.
June %, l654--22tf
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-10

Ey- Massachusetts, holds her election on
Tuesday, tie l4th.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-10

N. b. The widow will at the same time and
place offer for sale her dover right in the above
land. 4l-4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-10

Culver WARE.--We have Just received
= lot of SILVER SPOONS, and are war.
ranted pure coin. For sale at Factory pri-
ces. Call soon, at the
HARDWARE STORE.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-10
New Goods!

IND GREHT BHRGIIWSI
This grand Mammoth II Rod Establishment is
now complete, measuring AZ by ITO feet;
, rods longer than the Old Stomping Ground
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-30
FIOrEi. DE I'UNlON.

II. Jacques Vivey, de DonaIisonville,
nrssient ses anis ct lie public que lie Ter
'%anvier proclaim. il fera a Donaldson-
vile. I'nnvertnre de l'uorEb DE L'uNloN
I%ancicn hotel de la C.lif,snieI e'sbil.
sement lu.il Went de rcstaureg de iond
en- comble.
MenbIcs ct distribution du local, toat
est organise a"jonrd'hui dams cttte mai.
IN poar en- f,ire IN excellent hotri.
EIegnrcc ct comfort, VOLTA qnelle a etc
h devise d.. nouyeaa proprletaife 60
Frenaat das dispositions pour ass'rer lie
sueces de son enterprise.
d. jobs appartemei's ponr gusonS.
de bieu wastes ct bien co usnods, pom
families, ct par de<sus cci', a"e honne
cuisine i Ia bordeIai~e. VOLTA les tltrc>
avec tesqucis III. Vi,ey s%oiiicite pour
son eiablissement lie patronage do pu-
bile.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-30
Gsy COGaeasog'ce,
RES DE ia MASON DE COuR
(NAPoLEoNyELi.E.l

&c bel 6tablissenaeui tenn par III. Pierre
isIZAN, Went detre DIVERT an pubiIc gun
ne sairait trouve: mieux sur aucun point
de i Etat.
Chambrss v~asteset parfaitemen' menbleeS
pour les families, chambres partsc"t!oreS
i C. bien g]aruieS, salon de c~ompagn'e, aus
81 spacieuz qu~'aIegant, sale a manager, ou
/ on a ]toujours Hae table don't Fabondlnco
n'est sufpassee que par Ia del'ca'esse des
NETS. VOLTA, sans c"n'redit, TOM ce gu!
f.lt pour attirer unc nombreuse clientele.
Que l'on ajonte 4 tous ces agr6n1ens de
| existence, des serviteurs tres attentifs, Gul
,ont d;riges de maoi5rea ne ~janais negligar
IN seul de leGrs d~evoirs, ct ion coinprendra
facilement quill est utile, pour bicn vivre, de
descendre d rH6'eI du Commerce.
Dsuy grandrs ecurics ct une ren,ise tres
co,nrnoAe font partie des dependencies de
:et etablissemeut.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-30
C0A2s&229Ec5g III Z =,
NEAR THE COURT HOUSE.
Iy.s1LE3NvlEL.-

This splendid establishment, kept lY n T
RIzAN, has Just been opeaed To tae public
who couii not possibly meet with Z bet
house m aay point otthc State.
Very large aud we'll ftrnisi4ed rooms for
FAM les, pleasant private ROOMS, Il spacious
and elnrlnt p%urlolr, Il din.ng-foom where
meals are M less a~iin}ant ,Eea delicate.
lis is, tni5nbtc]i,, what is requisite To
atirHctnlat"roHs customers.
Besides ali these enIicalnaats, The boar
ders will have at connand most attentive
servants. wls.', are So msaaged as never to
neglect their duty. 1t is, sherefors. very
easy to cnaceive that it isossft to stop At
the Commercial If8Lto enjoy all the om,
forts ofiife.
Two vast ani connoliois stables are
annexed 10 The establishment, 81
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-30
HOTEL WASHINGTON
A NAPOIEONVilLE.

Nm. BESSIE Frares v~ienneat de prendre
possession du bel etabIissement connu sous
lie nom de Haa Was tingtoa.
Les wastes, connodes ct elegantes constrlc-
tons 4ttachees 4 Get etablissement, lie choix des
NETS ct wins servis a la table du WAsHlNGroN
H3rEL, font sans coltredit de cetta malson une
des plas confortaoIcs de Ia campagne.
NM. Besse s,occupent active n5nt dame.
iorer Settbiissensnt dsjl 81 bian monte don't
il r~ienneut iantrsprenire E'e1pioltation; anssi
conotent-iIs sar lie patronage de tons lears
ans, des voyagears ct da public Ell generals.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-30
GAG ASIN
DE II. JOSEPH HEBERI,.

On trouvara t~onjours dans Get etabIisse-
nent, 81 ne vis-a-vis i'Esiise ParoisSia!e de
iAssompt:on. un assortment conp!et des
articles compris sons lie nom de MARcutN-
Discs seems. GROCERIES, VERRESIE, Po-
rERIE. LleUEU2s INES. QUINcAILLERIE.
CHAUssURE, Ell III mot tout &c GU compose
TN magasin de Ia canpagne bien approVi-
sionus.
If. HILBERT vend i des conditions assez
mod6fees pour p~onvoir cosnpter sur tine plus
waste extension de sa clientele. II Went de
renouveier tout son STOCK ct il invite les
habitans qli darnen:rnt dams ses paragesa
visiter son Establishment.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-30
EDMOND Nj IniH

.8VOC4T, Il N'IPCLHONVILLE.
Extrcc 81 profession dams lie Seine
District Jndir<,ir", compose les paro'>se>
Assumption. lGsfourchc .@uternc et Ter
rchonne. Il Ionncrn toa> scs SONS y
afaircs qn>on vondra hicn 'Hi coctcr
&C district ct les ayo]!sinHltGs. :
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-30

TOMBES Ell MONUMENTS FUNEBREs
p SIEUR LIS. r. PLTTEN. comm tepsis
aaxs plusieurs anaees par les nonbreux ouvIa-
ues, quill a fats dams le cimetiare de eette parcis-
Sc, ct ceux des p~aroisses avoisinantes, a l'htn
neur de ~prevenir ses a.nis ct lie public Ell gene
raj, gull Went de r~acevoir au Nord de rAmet
cue, ct de lItaIie, des marbres de toates espaces
ct gu il est pref a executor toute commando ,e
tombes, cayeaux de famille on monuments con.
cernant sa partic.
II einploie an ciloi1 des families, lie marbrc Ia
pierre, GU lie oois, ct Sc charge tgalement dos
grilies GU encourages de tombes, soft en- bois soft
en- fer. Pour plus amples reiseignements, s'adres.
ser chez lui a Plattenviile a cote de l'Eglise Pa.
del'Assomption. SEES prix sont des plus
modaras..
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-30
JOHN II. ELLsLEy.

EoTICE.-All professional business en-
trusted to the undersigned will receive their
diliggent attention. They will atten reggn-
larly the sessions Of the courts Of the ati4
and 9th Judicial District.
nonaldsonviile, 23rd march Is5a.
JOHN Fl. FIfSLEy.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-30
!. GIN iE5.A4,
.grocag, 1t q gp2Gcoaeu5lsc,

Exerca 81 profession dams lie Seine Dis
rict Jadiciaire, compose des paroisses As
ompiiof, LafonrcAe Ln5crae ct Icrrebonne'
! ~Ionnera to4s ses soins aux ~atfAifes qa'on
voudra bieu lai confer dansce district ct les
oy~oi.;nan;s 13s.nI*
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-30
DON ANDRE s~OLORZANO.
CoZgecgea.g,

Annonee respeetueusement an public qu,il SC
;hargera a ~lsavenir de tons recoayremens aans
les p~aroisses Assumption, Ascension, Lafonrche
Inferno, Terrebonne. etc.
II Sc charge aussi de Iagence de toutes les
tffaires comrnerciales qa'on voadra bien IN;
confer.
I-s'adresser an STAR CoFrEE.Horsr on
aux Bureaux du P,orrrsg.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-30
Ebg$& sGCB'&BH u I .
H--y u
A.
q j. ss & :, at L 81 90

practicas in the Fifth Judicial District, -
the parishes Of assumption, Lajo"'ch6
Ta.erior aud TerreJ9aae, and will give par
icular attention to law suits that RAY be en-
usted TO him. sl0,ni'
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-30

ATCCIT 4. .H..IPOLEOAXILLE.
Exerce sa profession dams lie 5an1e District
Judiciaire. compose des parolssss Assumption:
Lafourche Interne ct TerGe5onae. IL donnera
tous ses SONS aux a]tiaires Qu'on youdta bian
In! confer dams CO district e. les a~v3i5lnauts
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-30
.ppNALDsCEyiLIE.

John Bnlrs Sands and 'I'ownseuPssar
p%aiilIa, Ayers Cherry Pectoral for coughs,
colds, eic, Liverwoort; aud tar ~ canchala
qua, for consamptioa ba|salm ofwiid cherry
for diseases Of he lungs, Compound syrup
of Naptha. for asthma and eolds.
OxYgenated biiters, for dyspepsia, plIthi-
sic, etc, Iadia cholagague, for fever and
agle, etc, Electrical tebgilage or Speeds
fever tonic; Railway ready relief, Indian
vegetable elixir, for fheumatisms and goat.
Winer's Canadian vermifiga, Longloy's.
great western panacea, forliver complaints,
Venetian Eminent for pains ofali kinds
Mexican mustang IMMINENT for ffesf,
and old wounds. Bit!er's nerve and bone
liniment for horses. shertnan's Olosaonian,
all healing lalsam, Magical pait, extractor,
for all kinds Of sores, Jew DaYid's or lie
brew's Plasters.
ILLs:
Graefsnierg Vegetable Pills.
Mefat's do do
W1n. Wright's do do
Magnetic powder forlestruetion Of roa-
clles, Phosphoric paste, Death on rats.
o:--Cas,or oil. Fpsum salt, %sulfate
de qftiaiae, de Powers ct Weightman ct de
R~obiquet.
poudres dc seidlitz.
Donald sanviIle, Is JUN 1852.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-30

Pratices in the Firth JaIiciai District, III
the msrIshes Of Assumption. Laiourchc lutte
rio AVID + rrebonne, and viii Give particular
attention to law suits that may be entrusted to
him.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-30
JOHN II. ILsLEY.

AVIs.-Ie so~ussigne. asoeaf. esefrs
IA sa profession dams he's Gosrs da i RE {
ef Cinquien,e districts jadieiaires. fs APP
~softera fots ses svins aux afairess sa
Iui seront confiees. 4Ha agsaa aiHa
DonaldsonsilIe a3n,ars 1859. s9
JOHN II. HSLEE J
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-30
NtpOhEONV.LI.E ACADEMY.

T'ini- Seminary opened on The g ofJa-
mra,y for the Destruction Of young
!.adlc aud Gentlemen. The depart
m".lis are separate and the number
OF pn,il. limited.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-30

w %.
Soul depot des articles de Billiard de Ia
Maison Antognini chez Re sonssigne,
j. JARRY.
Taps de Billiard, Queues. Blouscs, proc9-
des, Cole. Jenx de Lotos, Bibles, etc, etc, a
sendrea an meme prix que II. Antognini.
Donaldsonsil!e, Ter mai 1853. 35
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10
THE PAVING CONTRACT OF Russ REID

Two Of be taxpayors for the City applied Tor ana oo
toued an Injunction before of the Judges OF mo gu
,reme Court restraining Russ q Reid from eAee"'"s
contract for paving the Bowery. Inc cohirao'o'' 'e
tho mntter TO hearing before Judge EdmohuS' anu i'
disoved the INJUNCTION They then laid down one 'noS
sr6 ward. Of lie pavement and presented an account and
oris;ion TO the Controller for payment In 'he mean
lima the tsxpayers had appealed from the decision OF
rsce Tdouds and their attorney served ho'Oe on ''
Corroer std chamberlain which after giving the tse oil
tbe cause and stating the fact that an apPea hau oeeH
tai TO Tie supreme I'M ;,ns an NE srss Saturday
in August nest thereafter " can oe 60 a. DE- rsptnr
n. snis com a. , 70 On s Civ
Yot Is's' sas ssa i s'S sad i.
TO f,.ib you Controller OF tse ~. Ga, oy.r 10 Me.srs
psS or teI of them raon}, uP9n ne coa,'
s,G osnled upon the provisions o. 'o rev
cf,r,sr Fddrs the skins o. eoII's sr,isi
AID c eety uott. not to .Ass co eotr 10 The ..d
'''d Res. RED, or ether o. y isSs 80
complaint "sT fo%sRs rhILMSD5E F''ti' Attorneys
D;s ny = .S Controller and Fr,ne,w Edmoad' Chan
The Controller declined to draw awarant on the treas
NY aud Russ Reid applied for ana op.anes ras;J
msndemus TO compel him to draw the Xabo- in
The case OF IL tax PAYERS argued IN No'eno ~
res,noe OF the five Judges Of the Snpreme Coalh hiee
Of whom decided that the original injunction was ne, ~.
properly granted, but that the order dissolFl1- | III
proper and the injunction was restored ana mac 10
/ ICtu6l n H..
! lie mtndsnus case OF kuss a heiu W. a - -
was decided by three of tie Judges. And two oil "a ~
rdccs Fdmonds and Morris decided tia; the Conr0ne,
was hound TO draw his warrant in favor Of Russ hei
fr Ie amount due them the work actually performed
/ under Il contract. .
cancellation with the Counsel to the Cooperation
en- arrangement made 10 pay Russ & Reid The amount
rea for the work done, on condition that they would
n-repder the contract, subject to the approval OF ae
Cnron Cornell This done on the 5h inst ana tue
-rart was surrCrdeF,d 10 the Controller with al en-
/ rsemttt on Il in the following form; III,
Tfhe C. n.rcller Of te City - Nsw-fo,t az 10
the srra n ons dollar tic receipt wherso, = he,eo
/ trirovt5s c, W. tie u2d'Ts's'''' " '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY TO- 1854.

ON each occasion Of reporting 70 the Mayor have EN-
bodied this information in stafisneai table, win the et
recitation that was only necessary to lay before those
whose duty Il to apply the remedy the evs resanos
rom an license system The evu howev
r has rot been abated and the number has IN
ere ased until the present time when they namoe
tsrrs from tie table annexed. IOtS Durtng tue pas,
siuutr after corsrlirs With the Foremsn 81 the u ano
jury directed the Captains OF the several aistcs W
report TO that body the and places oil business
he sewers. persops in their districts who were IN
selling liquor without being licensed. together win suVn
evidence of the facts in their possession Inc OF
DER Immediately complied with and Tier, upon te
Grand jury found true bills Of indictment AZ ains' I'll me
brought into Court the larger par; OF ihom plead guilty
ard severaly punished by the City Judge who thcn
pre- sided a; the Count Of Sessions. ,
BY these ecpgs tie number thus engaged 10 sell
inc Equor has been rias reduced although tins ile
gal trfc has not been entirely prevented Some OF the
persons who were sent prison that occasion inme
da;ey On the expiration Of their term Of imprisonment
the traffic, and orders have been issued to
arrest every person found violating the law. The Common
Council fully empowered to pass penal orin aneo on
this subiec, providing for the summary conviction and
puri.hn.n M II persons thus offending
On the seth of April, 1919 the whole number of persons
ENGAGED in the retail liquor traffic 1907, against 1919
on The slst of December 1883 being increase of sos
in four years and nine months Daring the three months
ending with April 80 ls49 there arrested Tor inoNl
cation end discrderly conduct 1855 During the three
months ending with September ls53 there were arrested
for iuioxcation and disordery conduct Ss oeing al IL
crease 1858 about IS cent increase IN tours
heG wears The statistical table hereto annexed showing
the number of persons arrested from the hrst Sion
of te Department 10 the present time will be found oosn
interesting and instructive Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE W. hArSELL, Csief Of Poies
REJECT by Caraar' q ne 'ersg! Pit g,' ~ .
reasor,a,S trO @ fr'' Day q Jr' I" ~ '"'''
Ju Ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10
CRIME IN NETWORK.
REPORT OF II

REPORT OF TIE CHIEF OF POLICE
The regular report of the operations Of the Police De
,srtmert was sen; to the Common Council last night oy
The Mayor We sutoin al except some unim?oFtan' de
MAYOR OFTicT, TLuTtday Feb. ?, l9'''
To he Hon. Common CsaaeiL A.
CvxrIrrIy: | transmit herewith tSe Report OF me
CliC of Police and desire 70 e.ress my hearty son
rTrerce IN the views therein expressed BY him. noI o
Id o coudiii n and efeisnces o. the Department ou'
"a ., ~ other topics alluded 10 "a the Report
lie operation OF the laws Of s32 crssnzns ,' . p
rartneui have in my Judgment tended 10 pace l. u '''H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10

IorA,-The Dubuque Tri1pn> publishes . :aiemsn's -
The valuation of real and personal property ~ = a.
the years ISL 1852 and ls5s BY Which appes ~
is wa. $50; Tor 1852, s3stS7S anu i'' is'''
Si93ei9C6. r
RID shepard the ra.y ss:;s: Of ~ ssd ,ss sSii q
sphooLots lhhl .e ~ cty authorities Of New 0dsans.
hr pay over 600 10 600 for the purpose o.
s.sfnsiiHr the Aim, Houfs named In the VIII and Tor
IN, s;rr and enibelshing Canal It,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10

Whole nrmter tf days FOR which Policemen were sus-
pended from pay, $40. Averaging aud 2SS days ieR
each man suspended.
Amount OF salary deducted from Policemen in casee o.
suspension, ESQ l6.
Amount Il salary deducted from Policemen in cases q
absence with leave, ei,547 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10
sIYpFNNY SAYINGS BANK.

The sra. annual port Of this institution W" received 10
the Common Council last night and ordered on file
state. at The Trustees received from July 10 10 Dec 81
Inclusive, 6236 deposr smounsrg in oil to s'olss ~
the, ses2I 81 has been paid to 900 Deposition Of these
acc enc hundred and forty eight closed their accoass
Tie depo.iors in all date number ALA Of which seeu
zoo are minor, and the remainder arc sdut Inc a.
ro.its have been made in the following sums; Fren
cert to sooo Total number Of deposits 1896 The funds
n he n.tiusion on iSt JaDusIy 1854, were
Amount received from Dspostors. .:...>"lS "
D.Su amount psid ..............tsoZlI
Ixrepss Book Printing ke.... ~ n-se0sh
Teal sssets.............,.''.'. ..'.''''''. ssL"
Consisting of cash on pOsit and interest in the Empss
Cizens and Ocean Banks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10


Being The cost Of transporting $751; 7s passengers das
inc the year 1883. This is an average OF 80 100 GEMS
per passenger the whole number free ana paying or
90 Nv '' vsi, Re- %.Ps,ei BARaYDr, rros'as'
svorp b. ,He ne this 10th day Of Jsnusr,, 1854
0"O" '' J. l. HaLsEY, Commissioner Of DeedA
OFrrcr Oh rBr TnrRD.y RAILROAD CoapAsH
No Ann st.. New York, jan. 25 1885,
Hon. A. FLAeG ControeT.-Dear Sr; toar ,s.se.
hitting copy Of a resolution adopted by the Board Of
Aldermen in the words following:
h n. ssos rsas S sh .ud AZ
d. other City R.tOsd including aspo ears nos ss
reilly The Third av Railroad Company respectfully
state al said Company Incorporated on the stu day
Of Oc.ebor 1885, and purchased from the original grantees
and The assigns of such had transferred their interests
NJ Grant for the construction Of the Third Railroad
Inc Ialroad then in operation from the junction oil Broad
rny and Parkrow to Sixty first st., with the aPpurte
nanccs including depot' cars horses hs.ures' e'.es
the consideration of o. O0O believed to DO the actual
value of said road and its appurtenances and which The
total amount OF the capital stock OF sa'd company Inc
from and including the day said Company took possession
a. said road and s appurtenances to wit the tenth day
Of October last until the ninth day OF January instant
being period of three monhs me receipts iqr arriving
Of running the same, nearly as can be ascertaned
ga GOO making the expense of carrying each passenger
over oscsR ~ sR RisSs G sec Os
Gin and Covay Of Ner- Y0's o'eG BENSON o. sa =, ~
d S:"H Sopv.Dy sonsd in Foregoing
his knowledge Information ana too
sha snss 70 ,.,s,Ds., /, trne OSCAR BENJAMIN
sSorn 4, .eore me this % day ofJssusry 1884
'"''" Gas. fLovD Commissioner OF Doeds
OFFICE OF rHE SEcosD-Av. R.mRoAsl
INV. YoRg, Feb 8, 1854.
Uo. A c FL.GG Controller--De0r Sir;-I have the
honor in behalf Of this Con pany reply to your commu
lication the 18th ult enclosing copy OF
nassed by the Board Of Aldermen:
Our Company have completed their road from Peck sip
% Eorty second Il and have been running cars thereon
since tie I7th October last have pad ior ecnsrusng
cnntrsctds for the completion Of the road and It's apurts
nances to Harlem River progressing as fast a. the state
Stbs reeber will permit The Company have transport
"A yword Of I2oO0O passenger the receipts for which
J.ve amounted 70 $50 a. and the expenses for the
ssme to s42l7 &C. without allowance for deterioration or
inter.,t by which will be seen that u. COMPANY can an
not transport passengers on Their r'aa LOT less Inan '"o
fare now obarged-esy FIVE cent?
You're ye'y respectfully ~, IN ~ .oov,. s
Sworn b.f.e N this eth Of FEB IA
Gro. l. OSBORN, Comnisssnsr Of Deecs
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or equal third Of tie whole population o tn
TreiIlaiued these statistics would present eylience VI
OF hi. uuaber rnany Of the persons 90 charged
have been srrested seveIs times fer the Sans oten.s.
lille many Others belonged to other sections OF the county
sc.0urriur among rs II viii average az le ~
tree arr St, Of c same pero- for these Cense: el w
dividing the whole number, 2coc-6, by TIRE wn Ts
seen tha; The vhole number Of set arste PEE ~
r,s,S sr,ouzfs 10 u 695 If there IS deducted rom
hi. lumber eco Stranger, arrested while ZEN
1Couru 10 tie City Il will leave oits9 ana 'le II
esr Of the inhaIiiarts Of this City Tor hese oHenses
against law ar Il. lral- -. 10 ,-oS,e;ng
Ii may be interesting 20 inquire into ne PSoa ing
csrse Of 30 NJ b evil with view 70 sppy some
mt, vould hre remark riat serera! ar SINE 10
view cf the enormous evils alluded - dire;tea ne
CARTONS Of Police report the nanosI .. P''1I IN
cfacd in M. Lsuor traffic in theE seTerai ds'. 4nts
fstsrt, have been regularly made &c The present De AID
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pE,oRr made bv the Captains Of me "r~ai Pobo. Dp' s
C1st 81 Poc, ~ latina ~ Cg o,s'T"seJ' hey,' az
% 'CsyJo,aiioH-4 4ft,ynsy for rye'ecnfioa.
81
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pEfoRr mad 70 Csi n P'e' sao-'ag ~ - eJ
J. and der,ipnoH ot o5ent from ne t Hga', III
r. plis DsJGnasnL Jolly 10 lsl % ne u" = Uss''' '
49, III cC,aih Joy year. is5 ls52 a"d ltoSi
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COMPLAINTS.
From the first day Of July to the thirty hrst aay q pe
c.ber ia inclusive l3 complaints wer. preferred
-;rst rnembers Of the Police Department which were
Of "A faloHE 10 wit:
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The CITY RAILROADS.

COST AND YliUArIoS rHE yARI0us RAILROADS ~ o.
rRkroS ~ TaK ctrf.
FIrANcE DKPARrHrST, CIR OF Nsw YosH, .
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1SpTx1sG 1HE RECORDS IS'THE COUNTY OFFICES.
In November ls52 Committee of the Board of Super
visor, made contract with Arthur Burnet and Collins
Bowpe Co. for nde1ng the record. in the offices ofths
County Clerk Register and Surrogate 1t was estimated
that the expenditures under this contract would amount 10
s.oo Geo or s3Cco0 For this work or portion Of - IN
esm.e was made by competent person, on such daia
as could be Obtained which amounted 10 S-IfvjJ M
Bai ks well known and responsible publisher and bsA
seller had en- estimate made, and offered TO 90 the SAM
work in substantial manner for go ooO Ga looking AZ
Iii matter &c believe il all It's bearings, and exanns
n laws in regard TO ndeXing and keeping records 10 zoe
Counties came to the conclusion that the Ga'lo! -
mike srch contract did exist and the contract
or. notice that no further advances would be male un
tic Courts had decided this question On the ls oi Az
er, the Board OF Supervisors passed resolutions saac
iorirg tie surrender Of tie contracts 10 be canceei Oh
settlement Of the accounts by the Controller. These con
tracts are now IL this Department and a. appropraoh
has made for the settlement and for psyingine cle
WHO we're employed by the Committee in coPyins ins
cords See page 62 OF Doc H. in regard levy Of
1854 Tie manu.crPts SO far as they have been printed
and the sheets which lave been printed vii DC dehvsN
10 The CIV when the settlement Is made.
All which is respectfully submitted. r,,cc