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aliAs at length %" the termination 81 lie
career. but rnch reader can ioi himself de-.
duce the lesson it tcaches.'
We take the following from tie Chicago
Journal:
Mr.. Brayman's friends crowded around
him aud babe him good by. He still r..
isined the same apathy which has marked
him from the beginning. Tie was imme.
diately removed by the hafshal aud 1T y
O'Clock LEI, Tor Alton, accompanied by HE
wife, brother aud lew friends.
This has ended this loag and important
trial. The surrounding circumstances have
been OF curious nature. Whether we
consider lh" msn btaymau as the victim OF
q mental idosyncracy or a deliberate tbief.
there is something about him which not
only cxclies the curiosity but awsk.ns .
feeling Of sympathy. No criminal Of
whom we remember presents such st,sues
anomalies Of character. He was man
- =, "'h" fp''''" """ " ''sv "m'''''"
Tue circle IL "hich ne moved Possessed
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~" "''" ~" we ''"s' """u''"'" IN
n'e',r' i'' '"o"'s'" "''""s "e'' SUM-
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10 Editor journal, Indianapolis
I be alleged taking If this letter formed
tie subject a the counts oi the indictment
Withdrawn
james o Baymau !. In middle life; /.
a native Of New Naik State. and has
passed his lie sure the period 81 his mas
iatly - momler OF onr own profession
lie WAS for many years connected With the
Buiisla press, and won an excellent repu,
'eiton among h's brethren aud the wofld
al 'a'Re' lie came l" this e'ly 10 assume
post on the chicago Democrat nile
more 'hah in'ee Neafs since
ho'h here nna ~ bis former place OF
residence he has been man ct marked
correct drpor'men1' has been h'gh and
trusted oii'cef 10 The church, ahh has often
held high posts ~ connection" with the res
forms aud church movements Of the DAY.
N"t bfeA'h has been lisped against hi.
Ro"u nam, 'ne 'nos' ''s'h 'n'esosnuoh OF
Its accounts mas developed 10 fraud.
as md'cai'a by Tue statement ct hls
couhsel me eStenuat'ng circumstances Of
his case "'e manly, aud we "ouid ADJ
strongly, hasea on ne cons'elio" OF many
OF t"ose VINO KNOW h'" pest mat Tue unN
fortunate mar, Is mon maniac,
w l''0' ,"us 'eI 'o''" " "'s counsel
s''',o',S ''a' :, Wv nuns " ehos' VIM
'pp"'" '''s %" '''', . 90 a','s'"'"e feature
ZEAL Ma uutrJ, Con,ao,aial 49, ,t'
Win which lr E,nyn'an was l,a, .aa
,eeied Inns .Ls,,lns liz .a,,l,..ss,;. :,
mind md rem,e,smsn,. ''''''''''' VI
o.nu.4
,,o,a ''., "'s eassse."o". W''h us we
aa,n s ' ra p"AN'.o " ,ne "a's OF c"a'
",,,;,;a" "p p,''h = ''"o'' possessing
ars,,, ,n,n, ,h,"a.' , ''' ,, ~ ,o"'' q"
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DzMocxAT1c n ASS
AIJ.I.JI\(;!..

4 mass meeting OF the Democfs'ic faf'y
Of Harrison County. will be held nj the
Court ilonsa IN Marshall, on
Saturday me I'm day II December,
for tho purpose Of appointing Delegates to
attend he State Convention 10 be held AT
Aus.io on tho 9Th Of January. :" Ia union
there 10 strength" 4 general attendance Of
the members Of the patty from every portion
Of the county. is essnest, desired.
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Nrw Horn We understood ilai Nr John
Miller oi tic riiy Hotel. Nsv odean.. and long sua
favorable known 10 msny 81 nHf reader val open Ms
..,niiihn,.,.t aboni the lsl II Icbuary Mr. v. II
Han, is nl.o % be- associated w, ,lr iinu.e We are
~, personally acquainted with either - the shove
nsn-, gentsmsn bu wc feel uo delifae} ia saying
tia, from NJ Mllef'- hong experience 10 the hotel
hn.in-.. ws Vii soon have house ~ NsrhH' tl'st
ran co,arafs fi,orahg wHh ans ssiahlihmrat II The
o. kiud ia TIM srri,on Of ilie cuuHtfy
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NAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

AnpivALo AID CErAETuhhs.
o,srsas vss Shreveport = Asetvss Io~~'Ay.
Thssss3ay. aud saturday At - ~ brr'ets
n c.In.~5sy. Fv~sy. and sn"iay At 4.
oesyess - Via ttss~ssescn Assfvn i'~s'fav.
Thns-Asy. a~i sanssiay. Al = r. y pfrs"r
Wr,ln~sday. FRIDAY. and Sunday, at a =
r-m.es,,s JrfLrr.oo - Akatys. rr~sis.
Ths.sSsv. s.j sa,urdsv. nj 5vx; Dsrssrs
W-.tn<s-i.y. rr,.isy. and sunday. nj -
Nss-mwssv s's Tyler = Ash'ss nrs''sy
Thursday. ani SATURDAY. At trs pA'Asf'
Monday "Wednesday. swl if''lay a. -
Dvrugas Aan.ss-ld-- AsHN's "rptr''ihs'
and Saturday. u 4 ~; Hxvskr' ih"fsdat'
anil Monday. ais r. -,
Pa (. ana = save Ard srr,s- the sane days,
ya-.isy. THURSDAY. and SATURDAY.,
v,Lusa - Arrives On Thursday. Az =. ~, sni on
ssfnf.lsv a,sp ~, dr;nsts on Tuesday, aibs |"
and ~ Ihnrsslsy All N
orsics iiouss-ffum A. ~ TO ~ snh ii''" :
tor
oaic- open for d-liysry ? -
Mai el.-e- for lie tsa ut 10 v
HE Office IN b. ot-a sunisys ir,;n 10 10 ~
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CHARLES r1CEuHv

SlfIONABIE BOOT AND SHOEMAKER,
tSonlh west corner Of the publ, square
Il EEpS constantly on hand large assort-
IN mcnt Of ladies and gentlemon's boots and
shoes, Of his own manufacture; also good
supply Of sole and upper leather for sale.
From his long experience and close attention
to the business, he hopes to have continuance
of that patronage heretofore SO literally be-
slowed on him. All orders promptly attended
to, and work warranted.
Nov Is, 1851 nlJy
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From tho cincny, Pr~s. 81 oeto~r ~.
A Singular Criminal Case Fest 00ee
2ohhasV.

2ehhasv.
Yesterday Witnessed tho finals Of a
drama which has. fsom the oa,set. csused
tLe mos, prolouud ,enentjou In hi. com.
muuity. James q. urayman. whose ease
has been for some weeks most ptomiuouil,
before the minds and on the tongues O!
our ei,isens, was Yesterday sentenced BY
Judge Thomas Dfummoud to n term Of
four years imprisonment at hard labor IL
tho State P,ni,cn,iayy Mt Alton, for the
larceny Of letter. from the postoihcc box
Of ucN.llv K co new. dealers Of hi,
,itv On Friday tbe olst ,lsv of August
Ia.i
ia, mon,b. n,ovio,s nuo.e,ons losses ol
,,o,o. Ie,,e,s liz ne,so.s cv,,u, d,au.r.
a, H.. ,o,,ot,cs b.l ,e.n ,hs o.,,le
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,Lo i.e,o.s.d ,,,,l,,c, of Tho ro.,oa;e.
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ava "hlY "n'h II ""s va" ''i"eh' ana h"-
c'n"o', rune, was ne 'aken INTO ees'ooY.
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'' 'He mo,'"s OF u. -ls' cur cry "as
e.r, ,'intu ~ me '"'''lise"e. tnA' James
= pray ma" haa pee" arrested Ter the iish
cirne ~ p'"oiiiee Iobbery
Nh. hia|mahs inends ~ the c"nfcA'
who had loved ana trusted HIM anu 'r""
FL community "htf' 10 IA" won ny an
eAhh"len ol fHie' "7fth' "n n"spoiteo
name ana hiea esteem, came 10y" ad 10
give hall and he eou'd nave iound sn'lli's
!" Ten hn's The SUNS t'qaf'u' ~ waived
an examination tue ease cn'ne N'i"tr lh'
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NOTICE.

NTRAYED from the -ubscriber at Green
- wood, la on the llh inst, small Span.
,h horse mule colt, man, and tail shaved col
ar marks GA bath shoulders. Spanish brand on
tie haP. Amy .niormat 500 ct s8id mile viii bs
Thankfully received ai Greenwood
MICH AEL Mt l.tAll.
Nov. -, 1897. No If 81.
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tounlY u Wafflson.
y Office is hereby given that Fairal Hail.
- Administrator OF the estate ct philip
SVaun, deceased, has filed as aeeouuts and
vouchers with the said estate, and that said nc.
counts and vouchers viii be- opened nj the next
term of the county court, Il be held IN and
for the county ot Harrison, Texas. on the last
Monday in December, sd7, Il being the 2sIh
day thereof, for consideration and allowance,
wien auj where all per.on- Interested may nj.
tend aud contest tkvm II they see proper. by
order If saii court.
T.. G. BEAXLEA, CIR.
Nov. ~, 1901 No li-j,.
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NJ \ItEt ED

D. WaslrciDn chs. u & on Thnf.iay Ocio'-r
s1'fi. %. lhe les y : pfcle. NJ ~ fN~ANl \.
We kEHs 0fmrf'. ~ 'tS-ns ip aia- MAGNOLIA
CLIFTON ei NhsaHAiaa oi'} Hid iH'mci' OF hieh'
m.ud Va
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~ The Pos. Office Department has
( tseIts1 that under the present laws. post
nesassesss not compelled 'o'eesiss cents !"
eegaes1 fss restass sk<oos,sgs stsmp'. "of
- ~ - pssssn lIDAy one Time more
49, t1ty essas In three cent coin. All
hessel ~ sesss In their iiscrs,lon.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-28

CT 4 dfo,s ai,uri-y. passed through this plsoe on
lss. "Wednesday drsiiue We presume FOR the shreNe'
port market.
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or 81. ns Advertisement II hstr. Decker, IN
.ne,i-f = .aa,n lie has received uew supply o'
sn. snJ alars .atiief
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wxrssH. The ~sal..er during III, past ~ssk he.
leon AMIN ally 6ne
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c1 " " sI,,,in. -, 10. es, s.%d o. his interest
IN th- Wood,ls Ne-rugef TIE iaief viii he ron
ssel.d hereafter b. T. Iuoha tsg .hs ,a'n far'ner
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rUNrRA. snRMoN.

D., J,s.e Wit eill preach "a II ,sml Sermon on
iHs d.u.L OIL. l~y VIM -tscl. ~ ttnifai AsaAriay q,
CO... c5nun an ihc f -ahai. the present rno',ih.
NHt-. 3D. l>at'
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nJr We psbl,.h ~ e'is first PAS. Of this edition
. eard rom t'sh sepii. ia 'slAY "a one Recently pub
i.sh.d hy tsea i,uN,
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CA | i

NJ n +. brown Wiil frfpii his unm- to hr nun
fr the oiae oi ouuH Snf,evf whirh election eotu.e
20 the iih Of December ISL, w. vii f'r-,,e M
su1sof, oi MANY VOTERS
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n5- Orr ,tsnk.are duo Mr. J Nmmo, forla'c New
Oflsan. ynr~ss
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or \ resolution has been introduced and
passed The Senate, insirueiing the committee
on State Adsfs to enquire ,nio the expedi,
epcy Of ailording relief TO those counties in
which no crops have beea raised for two
years. This would be measure of human.
i's worthy Of all praise, 80 MteV,sencsr.
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70 any ia,efal officer Of said county, g-sei'ns !
\ou are hereby commanded to summon D.
W. Boyd by publication III Tho lexaa
Republican, newspaper published in Mar
shall, Harrison county, Texas. for three sue
ecessive weeks, TO be aud personally appear
before me at my Office in Marshall, on Sasur-
day the 2nd day Of January, A. y. 1883, at ~
O'Clock A. ", TO answer The complaint o.
Speak and Smoker, for use Of j. A. Weaver, y
a plea Of debt for tho sum Of fifty-s'x sna
T7-ioo dollars, principal, due BY ssecaas
YieAy MS follows, to-wit for goods sold oy
plaintiffs to defcndan. on the 23d day Of scp-
1856, the and day Of February, 1857, ana
other days inclusive.
Herein fail not, and mako due return OF TINS
writ rs The law directs
Given under my hand, at Marshall, this INA
18th day OF November, 1857,
WIN. NJ. JOHNSTON, J. T.
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The Canton (Miss) Commonwealth ss

The Canton tMl.sl Commonwealth says;
On Thursday moruiog las, a liule gil Of
hi. place, some eight or nine years OF age,
daughter Of Mr. john Robinson. was so
badly burned that .hc died Ia few hours
ailerwata Shc was attending tho Canton
Female Institute, aud, together with three
or four Others. had locked herself up Ia the
room for tho purpose Of play Ia stirring
up tie fire al the Stove. II was communion,
Ted to her dress. and before relief could
,eac.. her, her condition wax hopeless
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TIE STATE OF TEXAS,
County OF HARRISON.


Speak & Smoker, use Ne, vs.. d. W. Boyd.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-28
issued November, 18th, 1887.
WIN. N, JOHNSTON, J. /.

Received and executed same day by handing
the EDITOR Of the Texas Republican = copy "
the within writ for publication, 10th Novee'
Der, 1887.
e. W SLATER, c. u. Z.
Nov %, 1857. No ll-S
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NEGRO Ruvs AVA, uiru 4 NHrr
WonAN.-Qulle nn exci,emeu, was created
IN the town Of London, Ohio. on lhe 27h
ult,. hy the auigsl there Of uell,dres,ed
negro, in company with genieel locking
but evidently ueah'mindsd aud simple
white ehl. they lad run away iiou' the
toxin OF Morrow, Oslo, ard were booking
for magistrate in order to ge, married, hot
that enmsumMliion 20 devopiiy 10 be
wished" WAS prevented by an Indignant
crowd OF eiiizsus. who ran tie negro out
Of town md ,en. tie Infatuated sri back
to her friends
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The following laws haYe passed beih
II auses Of the Legislature and received The
sanction o! the Governor
An Actio legal ie tho surveys made for
the Travis Land District
\ Joint Resolution inslucling our sen,
.lors aud requesting our Representatives Ia
tho Congress OF the United States, to use
their cuisavots IN procuring regiment OF
Texas mounted volunteers. TO he taised
iof the protection OF 'he Weslern frontier Of
Texas.
An Act to iegnliza Transcripts Of records
of hslduoies, IN lAe Surveyors Office Of
Iuyetie county,
An Act to eharge tie time Of holding Tie
county eou'lS Of lpshur county, Sung as
commissioners count.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-01
( No. 1921 i

" authorize the CRY New Orleans and re-
enacted That for the purpose enabling the city Of New Or
reclaim and drain the swamp and lands within
the corporate limits of said city and its vicinity and
loan exceed In amount the Of $5000 and f that
purpose emit bonds of Slg0 each bearing per
and lands shall be divided into tour sections
and han order Of deang the q drai9ing
for interest snail accrue and the principal maturity
Of bonds which the said city emit under the provisions
Of this shall be lawful for the said city
levied from time time sufficient special tax
the Drainage Tax be assessed all the oveowed
lands to be recaimed,'' etc.
And whereas in and by said is further enacted that
provided nothing in this bill shall construed inter
frs any manner with the rights of the New Orleans
And whereas he charter and privileges of said New
leans Draining Company has been declared null and void and
Of said forfeiture said Company has exist and the
city Of New Orleans proceed drain the
and oyerowed lands aforesaid BY sad act provided
Now therefore, in order the Common Council Of the cit,
granted by said and the draining machines
used from their present locality to the shores Of Lake Pon,
and time render said city healthy all times tn
and that without cost said city by Of the ya
of the property to be reclaimed and drained;
Be therefore Resolred by the Common Council Of The cit
New Orleans that the Surveyor be and is hereby directed
furnish the said Council within delay possible
of the probable of the work
to carry into effect the provision. Of said act
bic on the lands TO be reclaimed.
3i The plan and estimate OF the work required TO be dor
in each section fixed by said
4th The quantity Of land embraced in each section
9TH Such further information the subject he may
and which may aid the Council in the premises.
ss"sa E"ss aH$;SS
,o, President pro sem Board of Aldermen
| Signed CHAs. H. WATERMAN. Mayor anl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-01

COMPTROILER-.OFFICIAL,

and the city held responsible liable for Of said
bills paid and the to be sub
all the rights Of the 70 and seize the property
in case of non payment any all OF said bills.
The shall pay into the City Treasury prior to
ceivng his certificates cost Of publication Of the petition
the bepg well understood that said
tractor shall have right demanding Of said petitioners the
reimbursement OF the said OF publication.
II is well failure by the contractor
begin finish the work. part thereof within the period
xed or in case the Council dissatisfied with the in
which the work being executed the Council shall have the
right annuling without putting the
in defau required by article 1905 Of the Cyi Code and
without applying court Of Justice to annu the same and
without indemnify and it also well understood that in ess
the shall time abandon the work. or not finish
and complete the in conformity with his contract the said
shall forfeit all claims he have for part OF
ae work done by himself e the date Of the and
therefor and s also well understood iha. in case the
snd bound in soiido pay unto the city al loss difference
between the which originally
to perform the work and the price which may be adudca
ted at resale readjudication. - =
Bids to per running foot Of bckng of the sidewalks
complete.
New Orleans. July oath. 1857. ...
fsignedI Louis H. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings of both
| Boards OF the Common Council.
ssnsd sssnsd j 5oHS Ii gETnHkh 4. HoikaND, chairmen
| Regiaered July slst, 1857. HENRY DUREI,
aul I 10 II Clerk of Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-01

HORRIBLE MURDER. = On the 18th inst, three
bodies-that of woman about so years old, OF girl
about 10 and boy about years, were found float
ing in the Illinois river, shockingy mutilated, be-
tween Naples and Mendosia, Illinois. 1t was pretty
certainly ascertaned that the father of the children
and husband of the woman was the murderer. The
authorities at last accounts were in pursuit of him
and another man in his company, with whom, on the
day previous to the MURDER he had been on drunken
SPREE p u. tEs-5#
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-01

WHAT CONSTITUTES NATIONAL DEMocRAT.-In
the last number of Roys (Yazoo, Miss) Sun, we find
the following
IVont IVm-The fraud attempted to be palmed
off Oh the Southern people by that delectable sheet
Democrat the course of that miserable contemplate
rascal R. j. Walker must be sustained If this is the
necessary requisite to be National Democrat, we
frankly admit that we are not of them or with them,
but avow ourself openly, manfuly and candidly
Southern Democrat. ..-fa"--
The Yazoo Sun is an influential Democratic organ
of Mississippi. Some Louisiana editors, We wot of,
of the same political stripe would do well to follow
the bold and manly example set them by Mr.. Roy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-01
w. THE STEAMER JAMES E.
SAzLtx1 Woodruff, G. S. Rogers master, will leave
- New Orleans for St. Louis the coming season
- S@ShEHKhixt %h IA sihiT tiII1TS LINE - 80 Z
IN SATURDAY,, al

ON TUESDAY, alton THURSDAY,lON SATURDAY, at
5P. NJ. at P. NJ. +. N.
The magnfcentU U The magnificent The magnificent u
States mail packet IT, mail packetlSates mail packet
X. w. Powell, II. w. McRae X. w. Adams.
leaves Capt j. NJ White Capt DICK Nash, IN
for will place of
Plaauemine Baton jacksonville Plaque Na,ceez will leave
Rouge Port Hudson mne Baton Rouge for Doadsonvle
BAYOU Sara Red Port Hudson Bayou Plaquemine, Baton
River Landing IF Fort Sara Red River Rouge, Port Hud
Adams Natchez Landing Ad. son, Bayou Sara, Red
Waterproof Rodney ANS. Natchez, Wa River Landing Fort
St Joseph, Grand teproof, Rodney Adams, Natchez Wa
Gulf Wnrenon and St JOSEPH. Grand erpoof Rodney St.
yicksburg Gulf Warrenton, Joseph, Grand Gulf
TUESDAY, 7. Vcksburg, Mill Warrenton and Vicks-
M ken's Bend and Lake iburg every SATUR-
The R. W. Powell Providence s a C k DAY. 5P. NJ.
connects at Vcks Island Reach and The r. w Adams
burg with Skipwiths Landing connects ViCksburg
er T. S. Aid, every THU RSDAY with the steamer Ran
will take freight for at p NJ Connects ger and will take
all the landings Vcsburg with fregh or all the land
river high steamer Ranger tax ngs Yazoo river
as Greenwood. for all land high Green
ngspn YaZoO river as wood at high water
high Greenwood rate.
splendid passenger packets will leave
days without fail hour appointed All
their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to-
will responsible for letter package
containing money eelry other vauabes unless regular
bills of 8ng TAKEN specifying the contents and value and
freight paid vanRbleS deposited with the clerk
by the passengers contained in their baggage.
For freight passage apply on board, or to
CARRULL PRITCHARD Il CO.,
Union Row, IS Carondelet st.
n3o If T. r. SMITH. No. A Tchonpitou las st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-01
EowLEK's STEAM BOILER PATENTED

L SCptoIITtr
Boiler is very economical fuel takes up very
little cleans itself, easily repaired and does
any than the ordinary Boiler.
LEvEE STEAM CorroS Press,
New Orleans, March l3, 1857.
n. II. Fowler Esq:
Dear SrWe take great pleasure in recommending to all
using your Patented Boilers We have
two Of them in operation besides the third
strNctng for We fully convinced of their
omy that the boilers had previously,
although they all nearly having only been
in about eight months.
lor Boilers sixty cent of fuel and ~e have
trouble with them. We raise to
hundred pounds half hour in the morning. One
of the Boilers has for four months
and has required cleaning gnd is impression
that without cleaning being neces-
sary cleans itself all the lime by the of the bowo
valves day.
We are, dear srs, yours truly,
F. j. FORSTALL,
H. STREAM, Engineer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-01
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No. 352S. ] !"
Resoed That the of the occupied in the ol
City Hail. Opposite the jackson Sguare arsenal by
era military companies be and is hereby granted the Boar
Of Directors of the Public Schools of the Second District for
library and other purposes appertning said schools
that the OF the lately used BY the Recorder OF sa
District. in the basement Of said Hall be and hereby
said military companies arsenal in lieu of the
occupied by the granted the said Directors of the sale
Public Schools.
[Sgned j. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aide: :men.
iSgned1 p. 5. WILTZ.
President pro TEN Board of Aldermen
Approved July 81 l-5I.
Signedl CHAS. " WATERMAN, Mayor.
AMI A true copy. JULES CAssARp, Sscretary