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B.sGS! R.sGS! R.aGS!

MANUFACTURED y the Chicego Bag Manufacto
WHY, Randolph street, corner u Clark Chicago.
FLOUR. BUCKwHEAT. CORN MEAL, HAM FAR
MFRS OSNABUR6 AND AMLEsS,
GRAIN SACKS
Furnished upon the shortcst notice. and ut the
lowest market prices The designs Tor branding are
uew. GnAl, and not 10 be surpassed In this coun-
Try. q W ASHARD
jysn Ii6 Dearborn street, onicago
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NICHOLS, ISBEl.L y tO... Main 4
Insurance Agencies
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EVENING DRESS GOODS,

EVENING DRESS GOODS.
VxIHiTE BROCADE SILKS,
w Light stripe am Plaii ks
Whit pink and blue Cresse de Parrie;
Pink blue and white silk Tullc;
Coiored Bareges and Tail tons;
Pink, blue and bud MeTinos;
White Merin1s and delsines.
Embroideries Of erery Description
silk Brrthas AMI Lace Cape;
val-ncienoes aud Malt - Lace setts;
whit and light colored Kid Gloves,
And great variety Of every style q Evening Or Is
Goods can be found at WADSWoRTU's
dec0 dN Second St, opposite LnClair. unilsr
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DRY (HICAGO LIMkEIl.

TINE subscriber keeps cons sn,iy IN had all quail
i tties and thickBesses Of Dry Chicaso Lumber 81
kn yard On the corner u RICK Island sud lists.
yIodly y. ~. W1A4l1.
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W J. MARCY screvsry of1,ats
by TIE PRESIDENT ~ THE UNITED STATES
1FAMpRiC,
a PROI ANAIION.

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Am G. and us Mtisiy he King ofihe King
ionlapt III tsn s se. was cunsind~i and ivn'd BY
u ID - prctlv" puirf'niit. irs III ihr CITY ofN.-
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i.iH ID "a arr fnt- h,". With cav MIN be-
in IT, Eng ifh and Italian isIguags, !, word for
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Building Lots.
NoR $40 - irptiHga, and al IN 'aug erf NJ
' facflita'F fnrfnvrH""'-.
COOK SIS. lRGE.V

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Comptroller were read, and, on motion, referred
to the Finance Committee:
1.-THE statements referred to in the commnni-
cations will be found in another column Of TINS
paper.1 .e, r,r,,,,
New Orleans, April IL, 1866. {
~ 'h' 'Ao"o'"D'e of New Orleans:
GENTLEMEN Il have to inform you OF the adludlca-
lions made by me yesterday. VIZ; 49,,
1st, For building two bridges across Canal Caron-
dele nj The junction of Claiborne and Maras streets,
10 John notwithstanding Thomas 'Buckley--al
SjsO0 90 for the whole work.
sd For the construction Of Nuisance Wharf, OPP
posile Independence street, to M. Cnrvir-secury,
Philip Drum--at 1913 per square of 100 superficial
feet.
3D. For attending the Bayou st John Bridge for one
year, to J. Il. DefuuX--secunty, Frank Ka lhmai-at
S575. Yours, respectfully,
o. DEBUYs, Comptroller
6. According to provisions of ordinance No
1884 herewith transmit statement of checks drawn
by the City Treasurer
o. DEBUYS, Comptroller.
CONTROLLERS OFFICER
New Orleans, April %, 1856
To the Honorable the Common Council
of New Orleans:
GENTLEMEN: herewith transmit to your honorable
body statement of checks drawn by the Treasurer,
up TO this date, as required by ordinance No. 1884
Yours, respectfully,
o. DEBUYs, Comptroller.
The following weekly reports from the Trea-
surer we're, on motion, referred to the Finance
Committee @ig
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l soap factory GO,
DRAWS, CARTS, ETC.
licenses, First District,
do Third do
do cabs and carriages,
s do market carts.
Very respectfully,
The following letter from the Surveyor was
read, and on motion, referred to the committee
on Streets and Landings:
SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT
City of New Orleans, April Is, leS6. }
To the Hon. the Common Council,
Board OF Assistant Aldermen:
GENTLEMEN 1t becomes my duty to report thal MI
James A. Lusk, lessee of the revenues OF inc port o
the Third Section has failed toscompy with thar part
of his contract requiring that the whaLVes ana leVees
shall always be kept in good repair. The wharves N
his Section are; i'll many places in very
condition and dangerous. The wharhnger has report
ed TO me that, the last few days, accidents nave
daily occurred and yet the lessee shows no Wllllhg-
ness 10 have the most urgent repairs performed IN
conformity with resolution No 2600, have, on the
22d of March last notified the lessee to have the evee
which is in the most wretched condition from Notre
Dame street appropriated in hive days, and the notice
has not vet been complied with.
clause Of the contract II Is true, gives 10 the sur
Yeyor whenever the refuses 10 make the repairs
the pc wer to have The same made forthwith at the ex
pense OF said lessee; but, am satisfied that such
course, if pursued by me- would undoubtedly engage
the city in law suit, and that the cost OF the
repairs done will have 10 out of the revenues
OF the city already appropriated TO other Objects ant
would consequently greatly embarTass the Treasury
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.

TY#RALL.
civ Of New Orleans; 27th OF March, 1856.
TXTRACT of an. ordinance of the General Council
Il OF the City Of New Orleans entitled s an ordin-
ance concerning drays: carts ec approved Din Jane
1892 III
ordinance, it shall be lawful for dray-
men and 6atlfae 10 demand and receive he following
rates for lproduce, Merchandise, and other objects
loaded. transported and unoaded within the iit OF
The city Fdrevery load or trip a
Not exceeding in distance Ave sguares....Sb ~ els
y Do do do IL do-..s....5$0 AZ els.
Do do do 10 dos. Y 60 cts
Exceeding do Il do........ i o. els,
ANY drayInan cartman charging more Than The
above rates shall be liable FIRE Of TO- recove Tahie
from such drayman cartman, or owner OF the afay
cart.
Ars.4 A dater de radoplon de cetie ordonnaneesil
sera permis aux conduceurs de drays de chaErees
de denander recevoir les nrx suivans pour char
cement lie Encouragement de tous prodnisi marchan
discs ct objets dams les limes de la Vile.
Pour tout voyage distance n'excedant pas slx-
lets. ~ CENTS,
De ets Ell nexcedant pas ~ ilets 40 CENTS.
Del2 e1set nexcedantp pas lei ilets.. 60 cents
De rs iletS ct nexcedant pas "a ets. $50 cents
De u iets ell dessus -. FIastTeS
dera plus que les prix cdessus sera passible dune
amende de $40 recoverable dudit cnndueteur de dEa
de charrette du proprietafe du dill dray GU Dc la
| dite charrette. 80 ...tt 4 q. Sc
[Signedl s45.s FRED BuisSoN, @ 5s5554gI
| Approved 5tl of June, 1913. III !.
/ [SigAedl fM FREkEi, s.,ssss555
| true extract G; w, LEWIS, Sec'ty-
| m Ill -
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ADAM CITIZEN, Treasurer.
New Orleans, April 10, 1856.
The following letter from the Treasurer was
read. and on motion, referred to the Finance
Committee;
TThe statements referred to in the letter will
be found in another part of this paper
TREASURER'S OFFICE,
City of New Orleans April Is, 1856.
To the Honorable President and Members
of the B oard of Assistant Aldermen;
GENTLEMEN beg leave lolay before you the number
of licenses which have been issued from this office
from the 9TH to the 1a.h April Inclusive with the
name of the party to whom issued and the amount
received for the same The number issued is as fol-
lows
. billiard tables do,
coffee houses do,
50 retail merchants do,
exchange brokers do,
l auctioneer do,
II commission merchants licenses,
wholesale do do,
coal yard do,
circus do,
! warehouse do,
Q doctors do,
! cotton press DO,
insurance cos do,
] cotton broker do,
DRAWS, CARTS, ETC.
. licenses, First District,
do, Third do,
do Fourth do
3 cab and carriage licenses,
Is market cart do.
Very respectfully,
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~ :CoMPTRoLLER:S OFFICE,
CITY OF New ORLEANS, April 26, 1856
5% $g.t. No. 2709.
RsSszptd, That the City Comptroller be and he is
hereby authorized To- sell to the highest bidder, afieT
thirty daysnotice in the official journa!, according to
the law. the negro boy SAM sad negro having been
forfeited this city; said sale be made for cash. and
subject to the appoval of the Common Council
[signedl u. l. ThAG9t1&&
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
=9t [Signedl j. y LuGENBuHb,
Y s. III ~ Presiden, Board of Alder men.
Approved April :, 1856.
iGsET [signed] JOHN Il. LEW1s, mayor.
Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY, the 26la
Nav viii adiuicate at the Police Jail, at o'clock
ap ml5 o. DEBUYs, Comptroller
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

TUESDAY, April %, 1856.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn
ment
Members present: Hon: Gerard Sith, Presi-
dent pro tenn; Messrs. Barbarin, Bartlette,
Benit Chiapella, Ducros, Eager, Fabre, Guyol,
Hebrard, Kelly, Landry, Long, Thayer, Vio-
lett and Wiltz--l6
The reading of the minutes was, on motion,
dispensed with.
The following message from the Mayor was
read, and on motion, referred to the Police
Committee:
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, CITY NEW ORLEANS
Parish of Orleans, Fifth District Court of New
3 ..@ ~. $40 Orleans

nHE following named delinquent taxpayers for
l taxes on real estate and slaves due the city of
New Orleans for The years 1858 SD, are hereby
cited 10 appear before the Fifth District Court Of New
publication of this citation in the official journal of
aid city, TO answer the demand of the city Of New
Orleans for the placed opposite their respective
name together with interest thereon, at the rate OF
eight per censum per annnm from the 1s Monday Of
May 1854 and 1856 until paid and i've per com
missions on the same.
Witness, The Hon. D. Augustin, y udge OF our said
Court, this eleventh day OF April, A. s 1880
| $T535#E& IF 3ssz&f WA. MOTT, Clerk.
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Fl. g. Pearson, salary as Secretary Commit
lees on Streets and Landings for March, II
oieanfan ONCE, Advertising Treasuref's no
lice 10 lax payers, pril 10, 1856. ........ W
Benson Brother, for painting the iron rail- ~ -
ings and iron benches on Jackson square 25p w
Chief Of Police in March, 1885,. .s...... 2 50
CLERK Supreme Coart, bill costs city w. A. :,
g Wardens Church of 81 L0Hfs :. ........ sS ~ ~
LuzeEbnrg Hospital. for professional ser
patisnis % April II, 1855. 80 s.. ~ 19a %
tory. 1856 for Recorder Foauh Dfstrici. 90
Estate o. Al u; HERMAN for rent of property
used az Third District Pound and Deputy B6 75
street Commissioners office, from Octo-$ II ag4
bef iss5, TO april 4, le5e, mos. al s25, 1850 90
sT.EET AND LANDINGS
| Mr.. Thayer, On behalf " the above commit
tee, offered the following report, which vas
read and adopted VI Il s ,85
The committee 81 Streets and Landings have
the honor to report upon the following subjects
referred to them, viz :8 @ 6$$5 #
CLINTON of This Board authorizing the Comptrolerto
SELL at public auction contract FOR maklag railing
on each side Of the Mepomene Canal and on each end
| OF the bridges across said canal Z. s8t4
Attention is recommended of the resolution author
izing The street Commissioner TO take up ihs eld pave
menG ON Coliseum street az per plan OF me uiyeyo
constituting mart of said resolution, etc., repairing
said street and filing the city properly mus improve
adjacent. Y884 Il ~ -a.,
/ Your committee recommend me adopuo ~ VIZ ", NJ 4
olu,ion authorizing the Surveyor 10 employ me saa
rang TWO mouths dig out the bitches on Ciat5ofn
Street amending the same by inserting the sreet CoH
missioner in lieu Of the "Sufveyorn
Upon the resolution authorizing the Surveyor 70 is
sue to r. Williamson a certificate less $500 Of IN
amount claimed etc., full settlement Of contract o
building and attending the bridge over The canal a. Ca
| roIton Avenue your committee recommend adoption.
/ Complaints having been frequently made 9. danag
sustained BY properly holders, and the necessity OF
better principle Of drainage than the present eulvert
ca ble of across [uIa street, the intersection
Rampant street, 10 conduct the wafer no The basin
the New Canal, and deeming an arrangement can 3
made with the lessee of said CANAL allowing Aim IN
privilege of throwing the sediment out of The basin
and which deposte The city TO remove at its own *
pense, etc, expressed in the accompanying Ieso'
ton, for yoat adoption. s. L.
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Resolusa That the Comptroller warrant on the Treas
urer for payment of The following bills:
Joseph Hufty. Sheriff. keeping prisoners in
Parish Prison from January {, 1856, 10 -
F. Macias, for 81 days service rendered at
Engine House of Fire Co, No 5, during
December, 1856. ............,............ 45 Is
lanes Morrison, for ii days service rem
dered al Engine House of Fire Co. Nos,
Juriue DECEMBER, 1855 as Is
Ornhans' Pay Roll for April, 1885, 22l 90
j. Lsmo,he, hire of slave at Recorders
Court Second District, for March, 1885,. 25 Gu
1t T. F. Kearney, Fourth District Police
Station, keeping prisoners from LIST TO 25lh
March 1856 Observation-Disclosures. ~
Lit, j. F. Gruber Fourth District Station,
rulons to prisoners from March Goth 10
It. j. Fremaux Third District Station, ra-
items TO prisoners for March, 1885,. 40 &c
lit. c E. Mazeral, Second District Station,
ratlons 10 prisoners for March, 1856. .... 70 9t
Lii, J. Morril, First District Station, ralions
10 prisoners from 25h 10 31st March, 1856 25 Il
1t L. Adams, lst District Station, ratons
10 prisoners from March to Mar. IS, 1856 81 81
L. Rousseau, firing night gun, Second Dis
lrict, for March, 1856 Observation-Disclosures. 10 81
Caste Leoner, salary as Assistant superin-
tendent Insane Asylum, for March, 1885,. IS Of
Henry Aitmueller, half dozen leather cush-
ions for office Chic of Police, April II, $50 Of
0. Robin, medicines Parish Prison for
| March, 1855. ...................- 40 III {
| o. Robin, medicines Insane Asylum "I .. .-. .
| for March. 1856 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AZ gu w u
=! VIM. Pierce, making and putting up one
pair food gates at Draining Machine, ,,o 81
| Second DEtrict.... ..................,... 1eo "
! l.. Lamkin, for six days service as .#M4
/ sistng Sheriff Pike county, Miss, ~
TO attach lands of w. H. Garland. $sS &
L. Lamkin, for correcting and adding N.
/ 10 list of lands, preparing diagrams
! CHASING and yaluing the same, ETC 20 70 o.
! Joseph Huty, Sheriff, making mp inventorY
I of papers relating 10 affairs of w. H, Gar
land, seized in suit of City VS.. Garland. 100 0
| Creole Office, printing brief IN case OF A.
| Chasianl ell ais vs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. g
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&.G sC0MpTRoLLER's OFFIGK,
City of New Orleans. May /, 1855.
Resorsa That the Comptroller be, and he is bsresp
authorised and required to give notice. by standing ad
yertseuent in the official journal, that in accordaneo
With the ninth section of ordinance No. l4 approved
March so, 1854 the Council will not pay any bill against
the City unless contracted under authority Of ofdes
the Comptroller in accordance with the ordinance
referred to. fSignedl Z. L.. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tF8 [SignedI L. H PLACER
y --l-!f President Board Of Alderrsn.
ApprovedA pril2s, 1855
~ [signedl JOHN L.. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention of the officers OF the city and OF tha
= 1'iFii 81 z=EE o. De BUYS,
mylets s Comptroller City Of New oFlsans.
brought TO 1hs City Police 5s Il on The q
inches high is about 20 wears old. Says he belongs
10 Judge Bragg, living in Mobile, Alabama.
The owner is requested 10 call anu claim said slave
-" E. PLANGHARD.
alllSt Keeper of The City Police all
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,- TREASURER'S OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, April %, 1856. !
TO The Honorable President and Members
Of the Board of Assistant Aldermen:
GENTLEMEN: beg leave to lay before you the num-
Der OF licenses which have been issued from This
office from the 18th the 1911, April Inclusive, with the
name of the party 10 whom issued and the amount re-
ceiyed from each. The number issued is as follows:
10 coffee house licenses,
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market that was about to be erected on the
neutral ground on Esplanade street, was, on
motion, referred to the delegations of the Second
and Third Districts.
The memorial of sundry persons, residents
of the second drainage section, in regard to the
decision lately rendered by the Supreme Court
in favor of the NewIOrleans Draining Company,
was, on motion, referred to a special committee
of five, composed of Messrs Stith, Eager,
Wilt, Howell and Hebrard.
THE memorial was ordered to be published
and will be found in another column of this
paper
man Of the Committee on Claims, in place Of
Mr.. Bouny, resigned.
REsoLUTIoNs.
Mr.. Bartlette offered the following resolution,
which was read, and, on motion, laid on the
| table:
Resolved, That the Street Commissioner be, and he
is hereby authorized and required 10 repair the several
plank roads of the city.
Mr.. Fabre moved q reconsideration of the
vote on the resolution offered by the Committee
Of Conference, to repair the different plank
roads of the city, published in full in the pro-
ceedings of the Sth April, inst.) Carried by
the following vote:
Yeas - Messrs. Barbarin, BENT, Bridge,
Chiapella, Eager, Faber, Guyol, Howell, Kelly,
LandrY, Long, Mcknight, Thayer, Violet and
| Wiltz---15.
Nays--Messrs Banister, Bartlette, Ducros,
Russia and Stth--5
Mr.. Bartlette moved to lay the resolution on
the table, lost, and, on motion, the same was
adopted by the following vote.
Yeas Messrs Barbarin, BENT, Bridge, CHA
pella, Ducros, Eager, Guyol, Howell, Kelly,
Long, Landry, Mcknight, Thayer, Violet and
Witz---15
Nays Messrs Bartlette, Fabre, Russia and
Stith---4
The following resolutions we're read, the
J rules being suspended, and adopted;
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uvcs, May I, 1850.

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Freedom National: Slavery Sectional.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-10-09
TIE CANVASS In ILLINOIS.

The information contained in the following letter writ.
ten by gentleman whose statements are entitled M
fullest credit is in keeping with the public and prr
advices which we have received from Illinois for the las
six weeks We do not think that our most sangun
friends have over-estimated the majority which Hln
will give for Buchanan and Breckiurdge
NEWTON, (IIl.) Sept 30 1856
knowing the deep interest you feel in the Of @
democratic party cannot forbear saying 10 you thai
is well in Eastern Illinois The work goes bravey Oh
here and the Hon James G. Allen will be returned from
the seventh congressional district by majority not 81
misunderstood either by the packed committee Of DE
House on Elections the country At large The HoL
Charles II. Constable State eector at large Hon ORLANDO
Fickn formerly member Of Congress from this distd
and district elector Hon. James @. Allen, and Hol
Aaron Shaw, democratic nominee 10 represent this dE
tric in the next Congress, now actively engaged n
oanvassing the district making speeches at the courts A
meetings 10 large and attentive audiences, Win u
most marked effect
Our people are for the whole Union and the constitution
IL is and the advocates of dsunion and higher law hn
response from the people of the Wabash valley ThP
regard the Fremoners traitors and will visit upon lbs
at the ballot-box that condemnation which they merit
the hands OF patriots.
Prom personal observation and from information n
ceiyed from other portions Of the State satisfied hi
Illinois may be set down for James Buchanan Of Penngr
yana and John @. Breckenridge Of Kentucky, by dec
ded majority The people OF the great valley OF the hs
sippi ardenuy devoted 70 the Union, regarding It az
sacred trust received from their ancestors and they N
determined 10 hand IL down unimpaired TO poserity
As regards State election, friends abroad ns
entertain no fears The gallant and interchangeable Rcha
son and not less mertorOus Hamilton, together with s
associates on the State ticket making spirited al
successful contest Douglas Ia acquitng himself noby
the struggle while the renegade Trumbu the Qnrt q
illinois politics, Is preaching the rankest abolition q
the northern part Of the State while in the southern pC
ZION he Is modifying his doctrines 70 suit the few Vbo
through curiosity submit be bored by his species
Trumbu s dead cock In the pit" and there eud'li
indications that those who elected him, though ioVg
TREASON, de,piss The TRAITOR
Yours, very respectfully,