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lne payment of license tax, were fofced fhe
same, The bHrsheH of taxaton beaFing heavily on
real estate seriously reducedto the great
feilei OF property holders. Amy other method for the
Of the payment of licenses than that herein
aiiuded%to must In the opinion of the undersigned
prove ailacous and ilinsory. E.eI. w
Ihe same may be said with equal, If not greater
!nfcs IN regard TO the collection Of fines denounced
against the violations OF ordinances upon The subject
q general police, as The present mode of attempting
s.iofee mem by suing forthe recovery of fines is
phlY snblect 20 almost endless delays, but actually
saogs NOSE Whs have no tangible properly Il seize
y ~ seslas eily authorities az de6ances s5eFS MI
~ Y tlaking fGe foregoing suggestions have in
e degres wandered from the strict line Of report
re- pscsaY beg 10 be excused, The ground that
epheeavs !hs couci be entitled my vie
All Of winch y respectfully Submitted Viii -, i !
| 5 81 ~ -s1.5s - " 5}z E. HIESTAND,
.-ts ~ E.. fes y. gysiFf Assistant Ciry Attarnev
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Mr.. Bartlette offered the following resolution,
which was read, herules being suspended, and
adopted by the following vote
Yeas--- Messrs Tracy, Banister, Bartlettes,
Benit, tBouny, Chambers, Eager, FahreN Guyol,
Howell, Landry, Rusha, Thaysr and Violet
10. .g51t s7 ,sss ,@o it'll 5f5-.t'b
ReSolrsa That the Comptroller warrant on the Trca
surer for the sum ofFive HundredDolars, the same 10
be divided equally between Capt Bowdi'ch and Capt.
Moyhan as a reward for arrestng W. FL Garland
The late absconding Treasurer of The city. .
On motion, the Board adjourned. III i
u {, La..lsl \. ~ JAMES a. HOPKINS, Sec'y
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No DG50


Resolvsd, That the Mayor of the city of New Orleans
be authorized TO issue 10 the New Orleans, Opeousas
and Great Western Railroad Company, thirty bonds o.
The city of New Orleans of thousand dollars each
10 be dated the first day of May 1854, aud numbered
Leter C,) from 7s9 TO SIS inclusive, payable in weNly
years from date, and bearing interest at the rate of six
per cent per annum, payable annually on the first day
Of November and first day of May of each year, with
thirty eight coupons attached each bond numbered
from three forty inclusive; said bonds TO be signed
by the Mayor and Treasurer and countersgned by the
Comptroller Said bonds to be issued III replacement
of like bonds, in number, amount and description, lost
on their by mail between the city of New
York and the city of New Orleans. and after the
27ah day of September last Provided that said New
Orleans, Opeousas and Great Western Railroad Com
pany do by agreemen to bs signed by its President OH
behalf of said Company, obigate itself hold the city
Of New Orleans harmless from any claim which may
hereafter be made by any holder of The bonds ant
coupons so los. as aforesaid
[Signedl j. j. LUGENBUHL,
." President Board of Aldermen.
TSigned1 E. l.. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March s, 1856
milo [Signed JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
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COMMON COUNCIL.
City of New Orleans, March ), 1856.

COMMON COUNCIL. |
City of New Orleans, March s. 1856. !
[ No. 265S.
Whereas, The shell roads of this city are fast going
10 ram tor the of small outlay in repnirs and
whereas, such rouds be kept perfect repair at
much less cos than wheu neglected;
And. lDhsreus, provision has been made in the bulge
expenditures fer the repairs of said roads, which
sum will be insufficient unless said roads receive i'm.
mediate epalrs;
Therefore, b 1t resolved, That the Comptroller sell
at auclon days notice in The official journal
contract for repairing, and keeping IN repair for
three years. the shell roads of this CITY, according IL
the specifications file i'll The Surveyors office; sale
TO be made subject to the approval of The Council,
[Signedl J. j. LUGENBUHL,
President Board of Aldermen.
Tsened T., l.. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March 8, 1856,
MO [signedl JOHN LEWIS. Mayor. {
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No 2G6O. |
Resotrea, That the Comptroller be, and he is hereby
authorized and instructed to sell public auction tt
the lowest bidder, after days. notice in the otcia
journal, contract for the construction of nuisance
wharf, opposite Independence street,, Third District
cations file in theSurveyors office, the adjudication
OF said contract 10 be subject the approval rejec
ton of the Common Council.
[Signed] }. j. LUGENBUHL,
President Board of Aldermen.
[Signedl j.. l.. TRACY.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March s, 1856.
MIC [Signed JOHN l., LEWIS, Mayor.
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WAS brought TO the Fourth District Pound Jack
w street, between Constance and Laurel streets
tls, estrays- ..-E. ~ zst
One black she Goat, with white spots on the left
side, white face--lhe left ear cropped off, and long
horns, 5--5E55s5s,
One white she Goat, with long horns. Ega
Which. it claimed within ten days ard the eS-
penses thereon paid, will be sold public aDetiOn at
said pound, on THURSDAY, the 18th INST. t0p'elock
y. NJ.
AUG. S. PHELPS,
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z l. condnt depot DIES epaves du Qnatrieme
4 District, Jackson. entire les rues Constance al
Laurel, CONNIE epaves- -
Une Chevren oIre ayaIit DIES aches blanches 10
cote droil Ia face blanehe roree gauche coupee ct
les cornes tongues.
Une Chevre blanche, avec les cornes tongues
81 les dis anmauN ne sont pas reclanees dams dix
jours les depenses payses lis seront vendus PEN
cheIe pubque, au dit depot, JEUDI 10 courant, 10
heures A. NJ. 9
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First District Pound
KMTAS brought to the First District Pound, on Dry
wv AIDES street, between Julia and Girod strestsas
estrays-s Ss@.fJ - g. tg-s;..
One white she Goat, no horns, with wattles.
One she Goat, white body, the neck and jaws baek,
with d collar ssseii"S
Which. not claimed within ten days and the ex-
petses thereon paid, will be sold at public auction ar
said pound on WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, at 10
AUG. S. PHELPS,
a4, 545s :-a.z7,fE ma s.&e Street Commissioner
' New Orleans. March LIST, 1856 TT"' ~
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Z /. etc conduit depot des epaves du Froisieme
4 District. No. 81 rue Champs Elisees,s CONNIE
epaves-" 7$'2 ~ H&
. Une Chevre blanche, taehetees de jaime, les deuS
oIelles iendues- ~ 81 tAs5s@7
Une Cherre uore. ayant dcs taches blanches surla
face, les jambes ct cote du corps. Isl 5856J
ST les,ds anImaux ne sont pas reclames daIg sdiS
ours ct leg depenses payees, lis serGnt Gyendas a
renchere publique, au dit depot, LUADI IL dtI cau-
rant, a heures P. NJ.
AUG. s. PHELPS;
"t we Cummissaire des saues.
N'Ile-1 rIeans lie 5 mars 4 $50 rig. me 10 Is
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AUG. s. PHELPS,

Mile Orleans lie 3 de mars 1896. ma . IL
ANT AS brought 10 the Fourth District Pound on
wv Jackson street, between Constance and I4au-
rel streets, as estrays-
One small bay Poney, about p hands high, long
and tail, no brand. ~
One large she Goat of gayIsh color, the end of the
right ear split the points OF the horns cut off, and long
shaggy hairs.
Which, if not claimed within ten days and the
penses thereon paid will be sold public auction
said pound on MONDAY, l7h inst. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
.f.. ~ AUG s. PHELPS.
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No 266l.
Resolved, That the special committee appointed do
examine and report upon the books and accounts of
The Treasurer OF the city and the books. papers and
accounts of such city officers they may deem prop
er, be authorized 10 employ expert, at Il salary OF
not more than one hundred dollars per month, whose
duty il shall be 10 examine the books aud accounts OF
d. G Labatt, late Assistant City Attorney and TO re-
port lhereupon 10 the Common Council And, provl-
ded, the same shall not cost than three hundred
dollars.
[Sigped1 ]. j. LUGENBUHL, f
President Board of Aldermen
TSignedl Z. L. TRACY,
&C President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March e, 1856
Tsignedl JOHN L, LEWIS, Mayor.
true copy Tuos. THEARp, Secy. milo
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New Orleans, March 5th, 1856.

al etc conduit au depot des Epaves de Qualrieme
District, Jackson, entire les rues Constance ct
Laurel, CONNIE epaves-
Tn petit Cheval bal, environ 10 mains de haut, Ia
criniere Ell la queue tongues sans marque. =.
Une crosse Chevre gsatre, lie bout de oreille droite
coupee, lie bou, des comes coupe ct polls longs.
81 les dts anmaux sont pas recIames dams dix
ours, ct les depenses payees, ills seronl 5yendus a.
renchere pubique au dit depot, LuNDl lie IL du
courant, a 10 henres A. NJ. -.zs. f,s,,,-
AUG. S. PHELPS,
,-. Commissaire des Rues
Mile Orleans lie S mars 1856. me 10 Is
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s4 ,S5G45G1 3GoMFERu LE4Eiz7S8 0fFLvE, s
~, City u New Orleans, Ms3$1, 1856. !
nsotgef Ehat the Coptroiler be, and he is hereby
<eofzad and required to give noscsnby standing adj
n the oicia Journal, That in sccordanea
YIN we ninsh section 81 ordinanee NJ. approved
&rGn ao 1904 the couue will bay any bill against
:he HGy pnsss contracted under authority order
'ron me m accordance t the ordinance
referred 20. -. stgnedl s4 55s75i q. u TRACY.
g7 President Beard OF ksaistsuE sI,isvuasu.
fSignedf LIN. PEACE =
5St:aE... = President Eoaras Of AsdsEnaer
tsignedJ JeHN5:Is LEWIS Mag
The attention Of the officers Of the city ana oa ss
public is respectfuy called to the foregoing resolution
'- ,t.-zGs 5y5E 9sg5@5E sss#gatEE0.gDE BUTs,
g1vlQtf e-Gsnaptroier City Of New OrIeaTle;
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rE + No, 1908
Reso1vsa, That the city Attorney be Instructed .9
take all legal measures requisite to secure me eity OF
lions of its late Treasurer, William H. 6urand ant
in urherauce of said purpose, he is hereby authorized
such counties Of The Stale of Mississippi may con
tain properly belonging to said Garland. 4
ISignedl n Il. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
[Signedl J. J. LuGENBuHL,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved March z 1856.
, ms [Sgnedl JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor,
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u . 7
Street Commissioner.
New Orleans March Sd, 1856, ma 8 ~
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No. 2652
Resolued, That the action of his Honor the Mayor
In regard 10 The arrest of the Treasurer of the city
and The attachment of the schooner and her return Il
the city of New Orleans be, and is hereby approved
[Signedl E. l.. TRACY, =
President bard of Assistant Aldermen.
ISignedl J. J. LUGENBuHL,
President Board of Allermen,-
Approved March 7, 1856.
ms ISgnedl JOHN l.. LEWIS Mayor
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The Common Council, having terminated the
election, the Board Of Aldermen retired and
returned to their chamber m L.
Present Hon e Fl. Durell, President pro
TEN Messrs. Bailey, Culbertson, Denegre, Du-
pre-, Prague, Price and Pride..s8, sss tyr.
The following resolution adopted BY the AS
sistant Board was read twice and concurred in,
the rules being suspended 3 sa. 4; Nv. n T.
A resolution accepting J. D. Denegre and Win.
Alling as securities for Adam Gen Treasurer of The
city. r IT ,
The following resolution, adopted by the
Assistant Board, was read twice, therules being
suspended r. 80 .,,rt
Resoloca That the City Attorney be instructed TO
take all legal measures save 10 the city OF New Or
leans the amount of the Indebtedness of VIM. FL Gar
land, and thai he be instructed tOsend suitable persons
in such parishes as WIN. Fl. Garland has property
Mr.. Iurell offered the following substitute
for the foregoing resolution: s:.H .S
Resolred, That the City Attorney be instructed TO
take alegalmeas requisite TO secure the City of
New Orleans from any loss arising out of the defalca-
lions offil5 late Treasurer, William Garland; and
i'll uherance of said purpose, he is hereby authorized
ioempoy agents in such parishes of this State and in
such counties OF the State of Mississippi, may
tam property belonging TO said Garland -
On motion, the Board adjourned
CHAS. CLAIBORNE, Sec'y u
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AUG. S. PHELPS.
Street. CommlasinDt
G1AYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS

New Orleans, March 10, 1856.
lApproved by the Committee OF Streets and Landings
mic St
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IL a ete conduit depot des epaves du Second Dis
trIct, sencoignure des rues Ste-Anne ct Derbigny,
CONNIE epaves--
u ne tCfevre blanche ct girls de fer.
Une Chevre blanche, la tete inuhe.
81 ees son pas recIaHiees dams dix jours ct les
depenses payees, ees vendues, Penchere pu-
blique lie LUNDL II du courant, a 10 heufes All ;.
r. -,5 Ia h. AUG S. PHELPS,
..+ss. -yEs ii. .-e,Ef. - Cornmissare des Hues.,
Nie.f)rIeans lie q mars 1855. MI t0I5v
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- y - CON PFHoBSFag, oFRTgE
sAt City oil New orleara. March 6th. Isads III
No. 1887 # +% %
hesoSoeds Fhat the Canlptfeier be and he ls Hereby
authoftzed and Instructed sell AT public a1eton. after
ten days notice Tim ths ofcial ioarfal IL contract for
running The draining machines Of The Third Section
Third District, for one from The Both prl 1856
Council -@55,s.5 n s$'5Ss8E. 7 IN 4 s5'
[sgnedl E@,. 3$a..55Ss5a9ss d. i, TRACY,
PresidenS Board OF Atsistant Aldermen X
[Signedl ). 5sjk uGEHBUHL
President E5aFd Of Aldermen ~
Approved February I, 1856 # sf
tstghsd5 JorlN u. LEWIS Mayor.
.#&sE No, 264a ] S9s5sssi; IA
Resoiged, That The Comptroller be instructed to
the contract, after e days notice, dr Repairing the
paved Of FIST aud second sections according
specifications on file In the Street soness
ofce subieest 10 the approval or Rejection Of the Co-
Council. IT. -s.,s Sz #f
fSignedI 2. L. TRACY,
Presiden. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[signed1 s J. r. EgGENBUHL,
&55iEf IJHPresdent Board Of Aldermen.
Approved February 90 1855
[sgRedl JOHN H. LEWIS, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY, f7th
~. wl adjualcate at my Office, atia o'clock M,
n5d O.. DeBuYS, Comptroller
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Third District Pound,

WWT AS brought to the Third District Pound, Ne. So
Wv Elysian Fields street, as estrays-
Que white she Goat, low spotted, both ears split.
One black she Goat, e spots on the face the
legs and on one side of ne body. tr ~
Which, il not claimed within ten days and the
penses thereon paid will be sold public auction, at
said pound on MONDAY, the i7th inst, at o'clock,
P. M. -'-4 49,
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Ell eIe conduit an depot des epaves du Premier
District, DFyades entire leg fues Julie Ell Girod
CONNIE epavesT- - = -
Une ehevre blanche, sans corrlea, des glandea au
3ffIY+=r =t-z7l EEs5 ~ les "a
Une Chevre, lie corps blanc, lie couset les lmachoirss
nors, ayec collier - E.-s saES Es5fEss3ss
Isl les dts animaux ne sort pas recames dams dix
jaurs, ct les depenses pages, lis serent vendus
Feuchere publique, an dit depot, MERCREDI lie IL
courani 10 heures a. NJ. a s.saY.~s ~ 5..s-.
s'''+'' AUG. s. PHELPS,
s- Commssaire des Rues.
fNuJe.Orleaue lie mars 1874 EFs sR55l5
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CitY Police Jail

= Oily EOI1Ce y All. ~:
WAS brought 10 the City Police Jail the l4lh
w inst the negro boy G GORGE; is feet inch-
high has the upper lip; is about 10 years
old Says he belongs 10 widow Sally wager living i'll
Ghent Carroll county, Kentucky.
The is requested 10 call and claim said slave
according to law
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above report, were read, the rules being sus-
pended, and adopted by the following vote:
Yeas -Messrs. Tracy, Banister, Bartlette,
BENT, Bouny, Chambers, Eager, Fabre, Guyol,
Howell, Landry, Rusha, Thayer and Vio-
lett-14.
Resolvea That the Comptroller be, and he is hereby
authorized and instructed to sell, at public auction, a
days. notice in the official Journa to the high
est bidder the aforesaid Ferry privileges separately
for ten years, each to be established he one at Canal
street, the other at Jackson street. in accordance with
specifications amended and on file in the office OF
The Street Commissioner and Surveyor, said sales 10 be
subject the approval OF the Common council and to
| date lherefrom.
Resolued, That the Comptroller be- and he is hereby
authorized and instructed 10 sell at public auctlon af-
ter days notice in the official JOURNAL the contract
for attending the Bridge OH Bayou St. John for one
year 10 date from the opening of the nav CATION of
said Bayou ST. ohn-.subjec 10 the approval or reee-
lion of the Common Council, and in accordance with
specifications on file in the Surveyors office. ..
| The following resolutions, accompanying the
same report, were read, the rules being sus-
pended, and unanimously adopted:
| Resotred That the Street Commissioned and Sur,
veyor be and they hereby authorized and instructed
to amend the specifications for running steam ferry
at Canal street, Second District, and one at jackson
street, Fourth District by fixing the running hours Of
The boats thereof, aom O'clock A. NJ until gun FIRE
and the trips 10 be made every half hour" Also by
striking out of the specification Of the Jackson stree
Terry Fourth District, that part srequiring the lessee
10 repair the wharf the other side of the river"
/ Resolved, That the Street CommiSso, err be and he
is heTeDy authorized and instructed 10 repair all dam
age 10 the pavements, cutters and curb slones al the
cy's expense caused by the requirements OF the Fire
| Department in the exnguishing of fires.
Resoped That the contract entered into by the cit!
with Christian Council, for the curbng Of Calliopt
street from Martin Clara street, be and the same il
hereby declared null and void.
The following resolution, accompanying tht
same report was read, and, on motion, referred
back to the Committee on Streets and Land
ings:
| RESOLVED, That the Street Commissioner be an,
he is hereby authorized and requested 10 thu
wooden awning obstructing the light Of the lamp Il
the corner of Tchoupitouas and ST. Joseph streets
in accordance with existing ordinances.
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III Wv Second District Pound.
TETAS brought 10 the Second District Pound, coz
Wv ner 81. Anne and Derbgny streets, as estrays:
One white and iron gray she Goat =,5gs,- s5 si7
One white She Goat with yellow head.
Which, if no, claimed within ten days, and the ex-
penses thereon paid viii he sold at public auction at
said pound, OIL MONDAY, the 17lh inst, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. 5z a3EEE fE'}s'.h.- '3t ~ ijs2z2ti''
u AUG. s. PHELPS, Eg5a*2
= E ti::.q -r Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, March G, 1856. alsgyg6 al MT 10 IS
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IA! HA! The Louisville Democrat is down on
the Germans, and speaks of them as the talowtaced
Dutch. The detection of the tallow-taced Dutch of
the North accounts for this acrimony but surely it
is strange that any little political development the
part of the Germans Should ste the intense love and
admiration which the Democracy has professed to
terrain for them. After November, the American
party in the South will be hundred times more pow
erul than it ever was before.
% Washington Organ, Goth.
We know nothing in regard to the complexion Or
mental moral characteristics Of the Germans either
in Louisville or the North In New Orleans, how,
ever, we can speak witla large degree of knowledge
Our Germans are the very reverse Of the Germans
whomgthe Louisville Democrat the most powerful
Buchanan organ in the West-courteousy styles the
taIow-faccd Duch.'' The Germans of this city are
as class, ruddy and rosy with health, and among
our most useful industrious and peaceabe citizens
We wish the numbeiof permanent residents of this
class was quadruped. The city, State, society, ant
all the multirious pursuits of honest thrift skill ani
enterprise, would be vastly advantaged thereby.
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The South Controls the Future.
The Washington Organ,of the 10Th nit, conclud

The Washington Organ, of the 10Th nit, concludes
a very telling and forcibe article as follows:
The South will al few weeks Of the Pesi-
oeosT viii 6ss s Ohio and Ina ing Then
the National Democrats of those States VII rush by OF thou
Ng TEN Bnehan"n s 1 Tx all fhose st"ts IN
November What then becomes the duty OF the South? VIII
te after he has been deserted by the very who effected
his Nomination. will she. rising superior all mere party
Doneon and thus tleir.elecon? s
We feel assured the Democratic masses of the
Southern people will break loose from party ties and
rally to- the support Of the Union and Fillmore, as
soon as the elections in the States named demonstrate
the desperatcness Of Mr. Buchanans prospects in the
North. Hundreds and thorrHnds have already ranged
themselves on tile side Of their country-hunlreds
are doing so daily-and the grand stampedew take
place during the next week, when the great event
adverted to by the Washington Organ is expected to
take place.
If the Buchanan tickets are defeated in Pennsylva-
MIA, Ohio and Indiana this day week. the struggle at
once resolves itself into contest between Fillmore
and Fremont. Buchanan vii! be out of the question.
Now, which do the Southern people prefer-union,
peace prosperity and safety, With Willard Fillmore
or-hreatened disunion, turmoil and all their disas
trors adjuncts, with John C.iFremont?
For our part, we go in for the UNION and FILL
MORE, first, last and all the time and believe it the
dnty Of all true patriots TO do the same thing just
we would for Mr.. Buchanan il we thought Fillmore
sweak ashe is, and he as strong as Fillmore is in
the North. We shall always be prepared to sacrifice
our political partialities the altar of our common
Unon whenever it is seriously endangered as it now
unquesto1ahly is,