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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-27
TREATY WITH ECUADOR.

We have been furnished with translation of the follow
ing paragraph from Quito South Amercan) newspaper
which exposes the many ridiculous fabricaon that have
been published somewhat extensively in relation the
commercial convention negotiated between the United
States and the republic Of Ecuador the ratification of
which is pending between the two governments;
From the Qao tsouih American) Democracia ,,
MISERABLE LYING Among the nfnity Of false
hoods that been invented in relation the
convention negotiated between Ecuador and the United
States, relative loan Of three millions the lie that
figures prominently is that the said treaty has
concluded without the OF the North American gov
ernment and that emansted alone from Messrs Benjamin
aud Whites This is the absurd and bareaced OF all
the falsehoods the subject 1t charges Mr. White with
negotiating solemn without having received
petent authority for doing from bis Such
procedure would be prepoerous in diplomacy for
member Of the bar to initiate legal proceedings, and gae
through court OF justice in the Of ndivid-
ual by whom he had never been retained, &c. &c.
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WILL sATp-The Lowell Advertiser considers the enact
meni Of the personal---very. bin harmless piece Of ma
lignant folly
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The Columbia (Tenn.) Herald makes point on the
knownothng candidate for governor Of Tennessee which
viii be likely to embaFrass him in his canvass We copy
the Herad's statement:
coh. efsrRys oossrsTE gentleman after hav-
ing occupied all sides all questions stands seconsti-
tated candidate before the people for governor the
cent endorsement 81 the nothing convention Nash
vle The great and leading feature Of his speeches Il IL
rade Of abuse Catholics and the dangerous
OF their religion. Now what win all fairnndcd men thnk
who heard his speech at this place. learn that Col
GEsrHy himself but recently II not ssp,plv a
Cafholc sehool but Of Jesuit College, Gsorgeto,ca ~
This practice preaching If anybody questions the
accuracy Of this statement, viii give the proof"
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MoRE VICTIMS OF MISERABLE pELUsloS.-We copy the
following from the New London Comm Chronicle
miserable couple Of alleres made their appearance
in our streets Wednesday morning last The man and
bis wife came in the steamboat from New York and
went into Bacons Hotel but refused TO take lodgings
both Of them being under grea. approximations OF being
called for before morning, and unwilling grope
their way out of bed in dark merely in night
dresses They therefore took their trunk in the
hail. and awaited all night expecting go up any mo-
ment In the morning they took their stations in front Of
the hotel and stood there oil day, the objects Of special
attention from the boys and OF the general oaersm OF the
city. The seemed to be little less wild than his wife
but wore the appearance Of excitement and anxiety the
wife was crazy coot apparently out BY sort
Of pbrensed excitement that had emaoiaed her almost TO
skeleton. Indeed she bad tasted food OF any descrp
ton for four days according her statement and her
appearance gave good evidence Of the truth Of the ass
ton. They deccnty dressed and had evidently been
respectable people The looks OF these dtuded beings we're
quite enough % repress every feeling but that Of pity ia
those who looked upon them though their strange looks
and ncoheren language of could hardly fail Of e
citing certain leyy Of language and conduct among the
unthinkng and unecling crowd that surrounded them
They disappeared the day aud we have heard nothing
from them since But whether they OF horizontally
or vertically, we do mol know
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sMr ]. 7. BESJAnrs senator in Congress from Louis
lana, and Mr. Pluto WHlTE, minister Of the United States
i A Omit
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OF depfedsdons against citizens Said Indians fur,h,
gage to submit 70 aud observe all laws rules and regn
lAtons which may be prescribed BY the United Stale ~
the government II said Indians
Article sEyKSrH Ia order 70 prevent the evils ntsH
peranee among said Indians il is hereby provided ia,
any OF them who shall drink liquor procure il ~,
other Indians TO drink may have his her proportion a.
the annuities withheld from him her for such time !.
the President may determine
ARuoLE The said eoniederated hands agree h,,
when permanent shall be assigned them an road
highways and railroads, demanded al any time ~ IN
public convenience shall have the right 81 way therein
just compensation being made therefor.
ARrelK NINTH This treaty shall he obligatory on n.
contracting parties the shall be ratified II
the President and Senate Of the United States
In testimony whereof the said Joel Palmer on the part
OF the United States Aforesaid and the undersigned
chiefs Of the said conederaed bands have hereunlo ~
their hands and seals this fourth day Of January eighteen
hundred and fy-dye AZ Dayton, IN Oregon Territory
IOEI PAL NEE na.rinfrndnnf Of In
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Executed in the presence Of U.s.
CiRIs TAYLOR, Assistant Secretary.
ANDREW SMITH
JonN FtETr, Interpreter
We the chiefs and headmen Of the Clow-we-wal-la,
Willamette Tnm-waer band Of Indians, being assembled
in council give assent unto and agree to the proy
ions Of The foregoing treaty.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set our hands
and seals Linn city Oregon Territory this nineccn!
day of January, eighteen hundred and ffty-hve.
LAL-BICk, or JOHN his mark H. 81
CUCK-A-MAN-NA, or DAVID, his mark, t. 81
Executed in the presence OF us---
CfiaIs TAYLOR Assistant Secretary.
JoHs FLrTT, Interpreter.
We the chiefs and headmen Of the Santam bands Of Cal.
apooia Indians being duly authorized by respective
bands give and agree the provisions
the foregoing treaty.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set our hands
and seals Dayton Oregon Territory this wentyseon
day Of January, eighteen hundred and ifty-fvc.
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dian Affairs I'll ~
KI,AH,6UTs, frs. chief CHIEF his mark, h !,
chief his mark, T. Al
lATS-kUW, or DAVE, third chief has mark Il II
SHAP-H or WILLIAM, 6rst chief his mark IA II
SHEI-kE-AH or DAVID, second -
chief his svs, f. Il
CBE-AH, or JESSE third chief hls marx, n 81
DABO or JIM, FIRST ehia, his mark, IL II
SCO~LA-QulT, or JOHN second chief his mark ~ Al
YAH-K0W, 90 K0MPETINE, third
chief his mark, II Il
Ali-M0, or GEORGE Grst chief his mark, T. j
HlNC-PHOR, or HUBBARD, second
chief his mark, Il n
oiiNp Or TIN third chief ,,,,,,,, his mark, lLsl
IA FIRST chi. chief .a,, his mark, T. i
chief his mark, r. 81
QulNEFLAT, or BEN, third chief his mark, h n
LUCk-A-MA-FOO, or ANTOINE, first
chief his mark, f. Il
Hoo-riIt or CHARLEY, second chief, his MARI, T. 81
r. tad Ia aaFN
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26

PHILaDEtPUfa.PA. Capital saG2 GOO
p. NJ MORTALITY, Pres J. MORRIS THOMPs'N
ANSON GRAY, Vice - #t Secretary.
Oct IA 'J5 a. fINEFlELD, Agent.
"ith"rwaN' Bl"ek. davenport.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26
DRY LUMBER.

I HAVE now on Hand ANY quantity cfthc besi
j Hi. UUH iHmeer,
W.9RR4NTED JJfGROUE M kILN'Jlhitp'
Having purcl ascd several large NiAcoh'in hS's
and supplied deficiencies from the Chicago $780,,
now have general assorimeptoi all Llnfs 't ,.,.,.
her an hand, Also Pine sntpgles, Eaiiipgs, y's",
Studdiug. SASH. Fprrirg for brick houses, Lhih's
" = Ufice North OF the Smiths' shop, us you eh''
the city by the Camden road. ~
RoeL Island seplsdif. BENZ. II. WAlSh'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
Isg,@ % M k 1lsl.si

THE Great Central Route connecting The Auanti
ci,ie the Western. and SouihMes
tern States, by continuous Railway direct. rms
road also connects at Plusburg with d.iix i'ne o.
Steamers to all ports III. Nertw estern Lakes; ma
king the most iircct eteGPest and rsHG5te roate D!
which FREIGHT can be forwarded TO ahdlrom inc
Great iFest.
Rates between Philadeiphia and Pittseursh:
First glass..Roots. shoes, Hf!j 75e Is loolb.
Goods in boNes). FGrs, Feathers &c.l
Second GIa~~--Books a >t.LiIon-}
ery Dry Goods lin boxes1, Hard-k tue. Y iVo ID
ware, Leaf her. " ool. nc.
Third Class.-Anyils, RagGihs,i see n lOOlb
Bacon. Pork in bulk Hemp DE.
Fourth Ciass..Coffec. Fish, 6a- 4ec Is ,Ogfb
con & PORK lpaeked)l ara X Lard Oil,
yTysIn shipping tioads fromany point East OF fhlla
,lelphis be pareuiarto MARX pact age uiG PeHHsgl-
ragis Railroad AllCioos consigned TO the gent
o,ths Road al Philadelphia or Pu,sburg, Wilde Tor
W rdsd without detention. -,
FrEtapr ArRSrs.--Moses Potter, Boston J H. III
,iott. \. Yorg; T. J Sneeder, Philadelphia; Magraw
q Rooms. Baltimore; Geo. L Frlncscus Pittsonrg;
spricman & Brown, Cincinnati, ohia; J. s. Moore
head louisville. Ky: X G. Medium, Madlso
Ind RatcIif 4 Co. ST. Louis, Mo-: J. s. Mitchell q
Son. Evansville, Indiana
n Fl. HOUSTON. General Freight -9g't. Phiid.
j. LoMBaERT, Sapt. Altoona, Pa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26
Rates between philadelphia and Pittsburgh
rESnsynyANtA naILnoAD.

Tbroa Tl,iiy Ihronrn Trains. betweCn PhladellhIi
ana pi,fsbars THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
Iea,es PhiladeIpha for Piitshurs 1t Il A. NJ aaa
LINE reeves f'hiiadeIrhia at NJ. ard Pit!sburs
for Phfadelrhia ntl r Nj THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelp ha for Pittsburgh ~ IL, p
NJ. and Pittsburg for Philadelphia ST 10, NJ
The aboye 1incsconreet at pittsbarg with the Rail-
roads 10 and from 81. Louis. Mo-; Alton Ga'ena and
Chicaeofn.: Frank fort. Lexington. and Louisviie
XIV; Terre Haatc pa.tu Springfield. Bel!ei2nline
San5nsky. Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus, ZanesviHc-
MassiIien and Wooster ohio also, With the Steam
Packet Boatsfr and 10 NEW OrLEAss, ST. Louis
Io,tsvItr ~ ard CINCINNATI
Through Tickets can be had to orfrom either O. ihe
above places. .,,,,
Forrnrher particulars see Hnnd. eil al INC me-
an, starting poin,s. Passengers from tiie West
viii and tIis the shortest and most expeditions
route 10 Philadelphia, BALTIMORE New YORK. or Bos-
TH0s. MOORE, AG'T. Passenger Lines. Phiia.
] MFSKIMFN. ss't. Passenger Lines, PITTS.
philads sinh ia Feb -ih. less d+ly. -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26
DIR. S. FISCHELL,
Surgical and Mechanical Dentist

DR.. S, F1SCHELL,
Surgical and Mechanical Dentist
A NSOuACESto The Ladies' and Ger tiemcn Of this
~ City ard vicinity, that he has located himself per-
manently in Reck Island as apEST.L PkAt1iT oNtR u
al tarons branches of the profession. DR.. H. r.
practisc his art in the United States ind Mexico
since l-- aud in England for many years, and Is
ahIed TO give ger cral satisfaction. Teeth inserted
from single one 10 whole seton the most approx
ed princp and all Other operations lertainiEg ~
Deniristy reformed with accuracy and care.
Particular attention paid 70 The deuiion Of Chill
dren.
n. b. Ladies attended at their residences If 70
quired.
vi ~ harses moderate and work warranted.
Once over Me srs. Whitaker and Eyert's store, OPP
este Rock Island House, on Illinois street.
Residence, Deer Street, between Illinois * Rocl
liver Sis next door 10 Mrs. Johnson's.
Rock lsiand, Sept - 1855 diff
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26
MislfllnueouS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Drag aud PAiltt xkOssSc,
uiInoisstreet two doors east of Buffalo.
HENRY %. WEED,


HENRY ID. WEED,
TIASin store us Ia rye stock of Drugs Medicines,
Ii Paints. Oils and by 10 Stuffs as waseyerbrought
into Rock island which he oilers to the trade at
small advance Eastern prices and at retail onvery
reasonable terns. As his stock was purchased from
first class houses in New Yerk Boston and Phiiade-
paia ans is constantly being repenshed, customers
rely upon getting pure and unadulerated pruSs'
Having been for the past years in the drug trade,
he feels confident in saying that his stock OF Drugs
cannot be exeelled equality, variety and low pri
rsnsI ss' sse' pa q iss" MMb Is
ofthe day, among which are the following
ia, ne's Family Medicines, N nsiang Linimcni,
Sluan's :. 8 Arabian
MeIane's e. Nerve and Bone LI,ii.ncat,
Ca airy $ - Meayer's syrup.
HalloMay's Pills. Smiths Tonic syrup,
Ointment, Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Bulls Sarsa pariia, India tholngogue,
Townsend's GA - Webster's Specific,
(Iuysott's So Lyons Katharion,
Marshal.'s Uterine Catholeon.
BRUSHES, ssst SHES.
whitewashbrushes allsizes Pa int Brushes, all sizes,
hair - :. Narash Z" " :"
aors., Seam and other serab :.
brushes, in great variety Tooth aud Nail brushes,
PAINTS. PAINTS. +.
s Insssd r o dh ta' Ftt proof,
Yellow Copal vari. oral
Red Lead, g Asphaltum,
Venetian Red, Black Leather,
ochre French, White Lead in Oil,
American Zine snow white,
lso large stock, offard, While and sperm VI 1
by The barrel or less uartity.
Persons III want of any artclesi IN my line, VIII hnd
il greatly to their advantage to give me CALI dc
not adye rse prices nor the amount OF stock have
hand The price OF llru IS is constantly changing
and adv ertised prices canrot Ge relied UPON; eH'
customers calling at my store at all times be sup
piled al the lowest market rates.
HENRY y. WEED,
Oct. edit IS Illinois street, Rock island
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26
Select School
We W' 5 4 @ & n
H ARD w A r E..

,r,yfr .,b.cy;ter Is low receiving nes and com
,I.st s.orlmeut OF Engilsh and American u ar1-
w.rs from The Aanufaetarefs and fmP orters; ne
10 cali tie stieGiion OF the public :"
7nat having been connected with the M !. =,
of OF Hard ware is enabled TO purchase
TS., ~ does not mean TO be andersold.
Ne iateods 20 IA al Ais establishment hesa sua,
,ers Tor iii nds Of ardn are from aeafnofr hes az
10 rrow bar. ,.,., ALL -
Nv s;riet ai,en' ion to business honoragie DEAL
and u one price cash s. stem, 10 inertia heeraish &
OF Tie pubic patronage
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26
COAL!
lowrey, Thomas & Co.,


THE subscribe RI iiter ding to be absent from the
city for a short time, ali orders for McGowan's
DoHblsActing Pumps left with Burrows n Pre- man
assrtT MOSES A. lIT1IER
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
,I,HEundcfsig ne d has opeBeda OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Once with complete set Of BOOKS in whhhto
cutter all kiDds ef Remand Persona Propert, for sale
for rent. the Of ali Servants who wish for
places Ia families within tho city, asotte names Of
Mechanics Laborefsurh hingem ploy men l.
tAatt, wboarc fnsesrCb of Houses Lands, s. r.
wants, De rgHnGtfa Of IHneG Ei, .1ecess in obtain
fngsithsTbs calling RiIgs o6lee Charges moderate.
Car Bd register y".r wABt, or rdcnABd they will
receive prom attention.
A. FlEEFIELD,
80. CONNIE reis uildings.
DeF ls54-JIy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26
TO ENGINEERS,

(SuBiEY'S superior Compasscs, 4, 5 and ira
i plain, and with vcncri always hand, hl@'
Surveyors Chains and Marking Pins, &c, &c. a'.
Any Article nos on hand furnished 10 erder st shoruo'
tcc, are the ereipsies Agents for Gurleyt Mar
ufaeture: Engineers Stationery in grBcfnE Caps"'
ing Of Profile Gross Section, and ing fhlei.
Also Drawing ln-trHtns Drawing Tsck., NeHums
Pencils, &c &c sc. orders b! mail will receive
prompt attention. e1
II. A. PORTER x BRO.
aug 27.dtf Rock island, HIS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26
LIGHT, LIGHT, LIGHT,

n ia Gas LI-Nt-DaI EG3oiNIVlF FatTs III lump
y Light r~s@
enc gal. Of VaHderhoors Fountain oiicos,s s 30
HaifpIrtor ~
tainI,amus cost. ~ ~ s% sI.35
Extra Tin Foot Loa,ieG 20 10
Tin Lamps. :" 10
Half pant OF the Fountain oil will barn dou bic
wicks. giving brilliant ard steady light.
shours, ar 81 hoHrs iora fraction over cent.
The Fountain Lamp holds halfpint and once filed
and trim med wi 6urn eight evenings OF 81 hours each
without being RENTED trim ned, saving an i'm
nense deal If trouble. an! removing one 81 the
greates,obe items 20 the use Of Gil.
viii be apparent toeyery one who examines THIS
matter that ibis is by far The cheapest and 6est tight
family a1usa, and betng pure, liked OIL, ifco
from smoke. rea SAINT both 10 the taste and smell and
free OF Al danger from exp oseus II RECOMMENDS
itself as being Just the tLing tEst every family re-
g.~rcs.
The Subscriber for the present Is coated on Main
bet. Front Second sts.. in w. Jennings clothing
store. where the pabIicarc Invited to cai anu exam
inc lhess lamps. JAS. 4. -Sh Y n,
Oct24dIm Sole Agent fdr the STATE 81 Iowa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26
ERE MovAT
COOKING, AIR WARNINGS YENTILATING

NVVIAf4NVi TT
A'AMPLES OF the above apparatus Row read, for
~ the inspections Of those WHO desire 10 have the
best mode of Warming and NcntiutuR their houses.
also for Cooking We have the .Eencs for the sale
the ost approved Hot Air FurDuce and Cook irt
Range, which Only needs to be seen 10 induce tri,
Coal, Coke, or Wood can b used.
We invite the public generally 10 call and examine
the arparatus; only limited number can be- obtained
this fall, that 10 be Of tting eithera Furnace
or Hange the order must be lcfi early.
Cooking Stoves-a large assnrtmei on hand which
we - nj greatly ue.d prices.
Aug ~ -d3m. T ,CIOSE d co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-26
0rllfefifs.
FAMILY GROCERY.

FAMILY GhOCEHl.
THE subscribe has opened stock of Groeeriesin
i his house on Perry between econdand Third SIS,
which he win 10 be Of the yer, best quality
and which re winseil as low ascan be purchased
eisewLer
CIGARS.
choice 10, ofeissrsjnss received and FOR sal. low
"Ao'''> c. NJ. PECK.
Davenport. Dcca3d, iss4-dtf
NEW FAMILY GROCERIES.
,y,HE subscriber has opened large and choice as
ses,psn, &c Family Groeeries,s at the ''oiE.A'
Front ST., nearly opposite the Mills,
q fer doors sfisr Bxrrsrs Preitgns@'s,
Where shall AWAY. have on hand aful supply Of
all such articles asrver. family needs. via:
rI,r,sedr ~ Bacon. Hamsaad Shoulders;
CRUSHED :. ~, P e,ssIss f fogS ha'a'
s Hand NO. aoi.' S cnaaf Ms eaa"''
csfs' and Teas; Potatoes;
Pepper and Spice; Dried Frsit;
sails and & 81, Glass WS Ssss Iss @sfs'
bland Tnrpenine; Soap and Candles, star eh;
And many ssnsf rs,a nan AZ he
wina,sp purchase Al kinds OF Country Produce
Butter Eggs. Poultry. Wheat Corn. Oats, etc--ete.
May 2s-du DAVID A. BURROWS.
.FMSf KeceircGg!
rI,EN Bills NICE FRESH FAT MACkERRL, Sep
IS, INSPECTION.
Try ,em aud come again.
ALSO eM
Ohio, Liverpool, and Stone Ware.
Con- ID 3 BRApY RIORDAN & SHRAD.
Oct lo-dH
W. ito ssGcliCer GOO(Ss!''
A NDKsow that we can farnish customers with ar
. 4 teles in our line
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST,
and az rood as tks best. Everything usua ly found
ut arst class Family Grocery Store MA! be had at
onr Establishment. So come along!
We deliver Goods and defy competi,io
Oetfo KOREAN & SfiEaD.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-17
Fourth District Pound.


Fourth District Pound.
AS brought to the Fourth District Pound on First
Wv street, between Rousseau and Fulten streets as
estrays- ~
One black and white Female Goat, with wattles, no
horns. - -
One black Goat with white on the head and belly
One bay Horse, I6 hands high bob tail p '
One bay Mare, about IA hands with bay colt
One dun Colt.
Que bay HORSE, with o star ON the face.
One Cow, yellow and white sTS
One Heifer, yellow and white. r--. .
H. Which if not claimed within ten DAYS and the ex-
penses thereon paid, will be sod at public suction at
aid pound, On FRIDAY, the 17th inst at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. AUG. s. PHELPS
.4.4p@s. Street Commissioner.
II etc conduit Depot des Epaves du Quatriefue
District Premiere les rues Rousseau ct Fui-
tor, comme epaves-
Une Chevre blanche ct noirs -sans cornes ayan deg
glandes
Une Chevre noire ayant des taches banchss la tste
ct au vsntre. a5 a5e z5I84 ftEE
Une oheval bs de domains de haut la queue ecourtee
une Jument ba d'environ Ia mans ayant un pou-
lain bai
& Un Pouain brun fonce. .... 5t5=. 5..5
IN Cheyal bal, ayant une etoile au front
Une Vache, jaune ct blauehe. ga 7st.=4 ,1s
Une Genissa, jaune ct blanche. -.
81 les dts animaux ne sont pas feciameeB dams dix
Jours ct les depenses payes lis enchere
publique, au dit depot, VENDREDI. le II du courant
10 heures A. III. AUG4S PHELPS,
Ze..5 .s==. Commissaire des Rues
Nouvelie Orleans, le Ao1ti 1s65.a# auI l3 II
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5....-...4 CoMPTROLLER's oFFfCE1
City of New Orleans, August IA 1856
.= { No. 1916 'f'E''
Resoscea, That the Comptroller be- and he is herev
authorized 10 SELL after FIVE days notice in the ofiea
journal the contract for fitting the various election
polls OF the city for The of one year from da,e N
approval of the adjudication of the contract
[Signedl GERARD STITH,
President pro TEN. Board of Assistant AIdey,u,e,
tsignedl JOHN CULBERTsoN I
Approved Angus, g. 1856 NSs,NA' '''' -
lsignedl JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor
Notice ls hereby given that on MONDAY, the aotb
h WIN ad,ao'ca'e al my oftce, at 32 O'Clock M 4,
tne aDoEc contract. 81 - ~ o. DEBUYS,
duHt ot CofnptraIIer
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z-..l. .C0MPTROLLRRas OFRIeB i
,r,,o, = City OF New Orleans, May l, 1855 4
RESOLVED That the Comptroller be- and he il he<eby
authorized and required 70 give notice. standing adj
With tbs ninth section of ordinance No Ia42
March 30, 1854 the Council will not pay any Eli assnst
the City unisss conracted under authority of an
from the Comptroller In accordsnce with the ordinanes
referred to. [SignedJ e. L. TRACY =
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
-4. [Signedt L. H. PLACE.
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved April q, 1855
(signedl JOHN L, LEWIS, Mayor s5,sg
Inc attention OF the officers Of the city and Of the
public La respectfully called the foregoing resonn
my19 tt Comptroller t,tty Of Nsu n.1s.
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NUMBER 1os,
oFFICIAL---OFFICIAL.
CoMPTRoLLER'S OFFICE.
CITY Of New Orleans, August IA, 1865. !

a.e-. CoMPTRoLLER'S oFFICEl
CITY New Orleans, August a., 1855. /
b r,,oy.., ,r,.. / No, 2342 |
70 resell 70 lkhghest bidder fer 1--WE a u.
Win nr1s n, ,ns o,esat Journal she Dredge Boai together
subject 70 the approval Of The Common Council
tsignedf GER1nn aMnnt.
lsignedl JOHN CuIRepTandy, d," "en'i
President pro tenn Of the Board of Alds,rn.,
Approved August g, 1856. 80 = Emsh'3
lsignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY. ,be 9o,,
the above Dredge Boat, DC. o. DRBUYS."' 'T's
auIf ot Comptroller