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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-25

The CoscsRT.-The young ladies' of Prof.
Cookies Music Class gave Concert at the
Presbyterian Church, on Friday night last
The audience was large, and the young la
dies executed the numerous pieces selected
for the occasion in manner highly credita.
ole TO themselves and complimentary TO the
skill and assiduity of their teacher.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-25

"THE DEVIL -Our devil requests us to
remind his patrons that he will be along with
that New Years Address on the LIST proximo.
The "machine" is in tip-top running order,
and they may look out for something 'chenp
at a quarter"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-25

McMISS CoUNTY.-I: will be seen by ref
ence to an Abstract from the Compiroller's
Report, in another column, that McNlinn is
ahead Of her sister counties of East Tennes-
SEQ in the production Of Wheat, and Of all
the counties of Middle Tennessee reported,
with the exception Of Wilson. In the pro-
ducton Of Corn, McAlinn stands at the head
of the list in East Tennessee.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-25

R Let II not be said hat every manner
which does not exactly represent the dispo-
sition Of the mind for the time being, is hy-
poerisy and deceit. God forbid that we
should always speak aud net precisely as we
feel.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-25

TooTHAcHR.--lt is said that pulverized
alum and common salt, mixed in equal guam
Titles, introduced into the hollow tooth, will
halt its uching in less than no time.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-25

H- The Legislatures of Georgia, South
Carolina, and Alabama have legalized the
suspension Of specie payments by the Banks
until November, 1858.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-25

H Weather-wisdom is matter in which
prophets are sometimes previously mistaken.
But the Penobscot Indians have been antici-
paiing on the subject, and they say, 1.-THE
beaver built um house high and thin," and
therefore predict an "open" winter.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-25

LIouoR.-The Liquor Bill passed the
House the third and last time, on the 10Th.
Our understanding is, that the Bill restores
the T'ipplipp Act of 1916.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-25

W. II is said that the Philadelphia banks
will resume specie payment about the first Of
FEBRUARY.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-25

LAW REroRM.-We ARE indebted to Sena.
tor Bratcher for copy of the "Bill to be en-
titled an Act to abolish the present forms of
actions in the Circuit Courts of this State,
and to adopt the Petition and Answer in lieu
thereof"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-25

tR- The Citizen, which John Mitchell
started 10 New York in 1854, and left, after
editing IL one year, in the hands Of John Nc.
Clennehan, stopped last week.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-25

CHINESE SUGAR CANE.-An interesting
communication on the "Chinese Sugar Cane,"
will be found on the first page.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-25

eW We learn from the last Wing that
Parson Brownlow is down South lecturing
on Aboitionism, to large audiences, and that
next Spring he is going North to lecture on
Slavery
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-25

0A Genoa, ID is said, every attorney
takes an oath to undertake no cause which he
does not consider Just.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-25

EARrHouAKE.-There was a smart shock
OF an earthquake felt In the city Of Charles
ton about 9 o'clock, on the morning of the
10Th
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-25

spoon KIS."-A bill has been introduced
in the Senate, by Mr.. Heiskell, to provide for
the maintenance Of poor persons by their
relations in certain cnses.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-25

pEsssYLvAxrA.-ltis understood that four
Of the Pennsylvania democrats 10 Congress,
20 With Judge Douglass, and against the
President, on the Kansas question.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-25

tW- II is estimated that over l6,O0o,oOO
Of brick have been put into buildings This
year, ut Keokuk, Iowa.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-25

t8- Our thanks are due Hon. Horace
Maynard for copy Of Presidents Message
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-25

b1~ The number Of Immigrants arls.'
at the port of New York up to the lbin In. .,
was ls2, so2-nn increase Iof 4S,7o4 as COW
pared with last year.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-25

E- The bill to establish the 18th Judi
cial District of this State-embracing the
counties of Gibson, Lauderdale, Dyer and
Obion--has passed both branches of the Leg.
islature
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-25

MEIos CoUKTY.-Circuit Court meets ut
Decatur next Monday, the 28th.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-25

FEY The new Constitution of Oregon
positively prohibits paper money banks.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-25

FLoRIpA.-The volunteer force in Florida
have, ms we learn from the papers, had ano-
ther brush with the Indians-getting Capt.
Parkhill killed and four or FIVE men despe.
rutely wounded. Three Indians were killed.
This "Forida war;" as it is sometimes call
ed, has been on hand Since the year 1887,
and from present appearances will last good
deal longer, unless disease should overtake
and capture the redoubtable Billy Bowlegs.
If the "Mormon war" should turn out to be-
of proporionate duration, it will be some
time before Uncle Samuel is again vexed
with an overlooking Treasury.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-25

OF The latest news will be found on
next page.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-25

CHRISTIANITY NOW TO BE PRopAGAItp -
lSDIA.-The virtual re. establishment oil D,r
ish supremacy in India, and the prospect OH
reformed organization in oil the department.
of the British Eastern Empire, have naluraly
opened the springs of religion as wei! asP0'
litical agitation. -,
The Bishop Of Oxford, has delivered y,
Reading, Eng, n long lecture in sappo"t ~
foreign missions. With respect TO India, ~
strongly denouced the snncioning and man
tenance by the British authority there o. .,'
native superstitons, affirming the true 'n'.,
probation Of the cause of Englands recss'
disaster TO be that England has been ial Sss
England's iaith, and timid of ayowng D's'
lands God"
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ssas ssssr d a. as.lss y II.
s e s @ has ss
most @ q ss GS physician that he Il ds
from The multiplicity Of complaints and diseases existing IN said
9 n e
medicines being administered as directed BY him. such
afford such comforts the poor which
aSiy sspsoss e re 1 Il
i've s ne
he the that section The ordi
and three Under which your committee deem
insufficient guard and keep safely large number of
Section sh STIMULATES that the shall provide good and
as he mo amt
Ike ses sfo FOR to hs
bodied and strong and who eempels work
The bread is not suicien, for them they but little
@ so Il 70 By Tx s
and in such small s as satisfy hunger
they he prsoner treated much than beasts muy
and peas are given in place of white
s sf aa as q the
is not what called for BY The ordinance again.
psoas Thsns 9 y nd
in s most s eon
and totally useless Your particular attention particularly
he cell containing some ten M Or Twelve tweve
hs ras hFs I from the
such @ state With flies from disease s0 and YET
PREMISES Sass 0S nhG%n ss
is in violation law, and merits the censrs
S s snS s Vii R0 he
s be o are sd There
IS o ssss s
and perform the duties assigned em ana s
they the watchmen compelled and lock them
further thathe
plants made by his officers appon,ees Your com
% sss s s
leasing ety house. the with the city
Xa, lie, po5a
keeper negro to exercise white authority order
q and can Be readily
ernrnent Of an institution Of that kind.
Annexed is copy Of the communication of prisoner and
eat the in which The affairs
All . "A''- - So iSxEs; HOLLAND, Chairman,
A A5ENE poI kEAESY,
I J. H PHELPS.
The following resolution, mentioned in'the above
report, was read and adopted by the following vote
the rules being suspended.
Yeas: Messrs Magioni, Dolhonde, Hall, Holland
Huyghe, kearny, Lombard, Phelps Reid and Whit
ney-l0. ~
R,elvsa That the contract between the City New Orleans
and Gardiner Johnson FOR the lease Of the city Work House
the hereby declared null
Mayor of the be and he is hereby requested
Of the and the disposition OF the
mon Council
Be it ttr resoped That the Comptroller sell, after
days notice in the official Journal such person
who shall take at the lowest cost the the
the city Work House. for the unexpired
said Work House, adjudicaed Gardener Johnson
conditions and subject to the clauses and conditions
tanned in the lease said Johnson said adjudication
ject the approval of the Common Council.
Be further resoced That the City Attorney be instructed
inst legal proceedings against Gardiner JOHNSON
securities for the Of the bond subscribed by
nv
Work House
On motion, the Board adjourned until Tuesda,
next, the 9th inst, at o'clock P. NJ.
JAS. A. HOPKINS, Secretary.
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WINES AVID LIQUORS,

~ agp9nted Agent for the old established house Of AR
Brades also sole importer Of the Justly celebrated ronney
Brandy prepared receive orders for either at the low
the Union supply constantly on hand Samples can be seen
nil " s. WOLFF, s5 Camp street.
SAHEItAC BRANDIES WE HAVE GOOD
snPp on an an a, esfypf BY si apo ]
favored brand haze ls5 IN eighh pipes llss if sshh
pipes We nvite the attention trade and connoissenrs
generally this article pure and uuaiuerated For
." Ne" '0' WIZ Sti F. hEF esi Co. ~ Old
ol9 1y Sole Agents in this city.
y 2ohef Of hs brand Of J. Denis Henry Mounie Co.'s
10 half Pipes Pinet caston Co. cognac Brandy;
10 Planat Co.
g halves halves United rroprstors' La Eosherls
. barrels barrels, superior Cd Bourbon Whisky;
% :. old Monsngahela
100 B baskets tsG 6hampa sT Heidseek < Co.;
SO cases Turner Brothers cslsba'sd Ginger Wine
g g cases R R,s65sPrT Brandy
800 " different brands Bers VIZ: BoReis, Hostesrs
| Gouey's, Mills etc; .
100 2dozsn each l ID d I,;S5ssrs;
% SEIls;
100 casks quarts and pins London Porter aud Scotch Ale Of
large of Preserves, Pie Fruits Jses and Jams
Also general stock of Steamboat and Bar Stores on hand
aI fe4 II eN.' ~ ~ ~ cApY -ss HOLMES eraver st.
~ Feur de silery Gil de Perdrx verzensy and Vim Impe
JULES MUMMs L CO.'S Anchor, ver1snay, Cabinet and
The subscriber authorized receive orders OIL liberal terms
direct Sn Of the above superior cha
always on hand Samples can be seen at the office of
! MI y $. WOLFF, 90 Camp street.
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ATERMAN, Marie.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
jon. City Hall, 10th day of October, 1851.
Common Council, City Of New Orleans.


Whereas In conformity with resolution of the Common
Council of the city of New Orleans approved the h day OF
May 1885, the Mayor did apply to and obtain from the Fifth
injunction enjonng the said oard well j. b. Cotton,
ntendent Of Elections and his deputies from actng or
proceeding under and by virtue of entitled
Act relative Elections,u approved March 10, 1851;
And icereds On the inst the said Central Board OF Com
issioners did obtain from the Second District Court of New
Orleans the Central Board Commissioners
Waterman Mayor ais, en1ning the said G. N. Water
man. Mayor the Board Of Aldermen and the Board of Assistant
Aldermen from fixing and designating the places polls and
appointing Inspectors of election for the election be held
this and parish the first Monday November next.
Ald ,chereaS The act OF said Central Board Of Commission
said injunction renders election said day
impossible Che Court not opening III time to have the aue
tons issue decided prior the day fixed law for said cleo
ton thereby dres the people of New Orleans Of the
right Of eectiug their officers well as Senators and Re
in the State Legislature and Of casting their vote
for members of Congress.
Now the mpedmens created by the said
Central Board of Commissioners by Of said counter in
junction. the citizens of New Orleans voice
Congress in the State Legislature we'll the right
electng their officers
protesting against The despoc arbitrary and unconstitutional
Of aforesaid entitled An act relative 10 cleo
tons the parish of Orleans" approved 18Th March 1851 and
restricting each and allegation and ayermen set forth IN
the petition and pleadns in the aforesaid OF The City
New Orleans The Central Board OF ct ais
instituted the Fifth District Court OF New Orleans aud in
waving part portion thereof and expressly
ina the right OF proceeding said suit and of testing the
consuonay of said aoresated relative to elections etc.,
therefore
tnue the injunction obtained by him in the aforesaid suit OF the
City Orleans Central Board of Commissioners,
instituted in said Fifth District Coart of New Orleans
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
[Signedl II. NJ. SUMMERS,
President Board of Aldermen.
1'pp''''"l s el ~ GiIAs NJ WATERMAN Mayor
oil st A true copy. JULES CAsSARD, Secretary.
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e- x-,-, r7zz=57zz5z5zsY7 THE GREAT Ma
k O. IL E EnsT y p k2RbE II 1 1HB
OHIO RAILROAD.-Which forms the grand central link in
the of between the Mississippi and the At
WHEELING, BENwoOD and PARKERsBURG, ON THE
WASHINGTON CITY and BALTIMORE ON THE EAST
Al which places it untes with RAILROADS and STEAM
R0ATS ee for Al p9ns Eas aRa West ~ The oTY
the shortest and every respect the rea
bic route the only route by which purchasers Of Through
Philadelphia and New York. the cost Of ticket to New York
only thus enabling business and travellers for pleasure
information of the principal cities in the Union for
less cost tbancan be afforded by any other route
To passengers from New Orleans, Vcksburg Nachez,
Memphis and the travelling hy the boats
East by the Baltimore and Ohio Road and connections is Of
fered.
of the OhoD and thence by the Illinois Central Railroad
sANDoyAL, dls niles Or PANA H72 niles and thence by
nstward By this the traveller passes through Tere
Haue Indianapolis Dayton and Aenia to Columbus Ohio
Southwestern river traveller continue upon
then take the CARS FOR THE EAST Via The Little Miami
and Central Ohio Railroad which takes him directly BEL
AIR. four miles below Wheeling where he takes the
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
49, Travellers requested to notice that while tsis the
the same rates as charged by other routes to New only
is also the shortest most speedy and direct to all the leading
points in the East The distance from Columbus to almoreis
miles being 100 miles shorter New York than
by any other here less changes Of cars by this
route and consequently detention than by other
to BALTIMoREor WASHINGTON is but FoRTY-THREE
HOURS. ~ - -,
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
RThrough Tickets, allowing the holders TO stop at any
poi p0 Of W. ana Il h &c e
j. KENNEDY METTEE,
JOHN VI. SHARP General Agent. my2tf
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MAYORALTY--OFFICIAL.

MAYoRALTY NEW ORLEANS,
October 81, 1857. :
OPENING Grea tim en- now Dauphiue street.
~ Public notice is hereby given in conformity with Rtsolu
ton No $685. October 49, 1851 that it the
of the Common Council of the city of New Orleans
opened Geamen, Dauphne from Poland
the UrsuneS the
of real property said for the same which petition mas
publishes in the official Journal conformity with Section
No l2l of the City Charter.
or 3Ot CHAS. NJ. WATERMAN, May-r.
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80.
= &c.. $500, I,.,,onao E1en,inr Han
\, 1,as9 NY, yvhtnas
guy, ~, to ,na, nsits' A'e'A N1 a
4 May-7.mr. nohanu--ls So a. r..,,a ~
ssmso Sss a.s and aoespd rom 'ns
BOARD OF AInxaMrs,l
8zs /. ss5s 10 oct. loth 1921. |
Iothe President snd Ae9ess n Ass,s,ant
Gentlemen Ths following resolutions adopted BY your
honorable body soucsrea in BY the Board Of
"A s Sa ~ M Fi pcs eons =. the s
nv Orleans w. Central Board Of
resoinon suthozng the Street Commissioner have
resolution auhosg the Comptroller 10 sell loves.
bidder after I'VE Gays notice II The Official journal Sonae5
I HIM. rs s:s
s sg hs I'm .;s o,ns T. @
% h III be On HE northwest side
e 2eso al @ The
bidder, .sr notice in official Journal contrast,
of Brosa street, s1f from common spsnad
resolution authorizing Mayor give public notice.
asys That Intention IF ths Of The ei
street, from Poland street 70 the ursnlnes Convent.
hes gHA sl yS1,A1BoRSE. secr..ayv
The, Inc following communication from the Board OF
Aldermen was read
BOARD OF ALDERMEN,
"a H. honorab,e ths President and Aeh oe.. 10 1920
q The Board Of Assistant Aldermen
SenilemenYou respectfully invited in the
aaopa oy he Bosra Of zen
troiier Il the city Of New Orleans M 'A' NOp
resolution the duty Of the Mayor to have night
saionea A ne aomft. H@uses t
establish pistol gallery on lis prees Situated No. Char
tres street; ,.y1
maye Inc honor 10 INFORM Eoa ,het the following @
Board e;R anendmens "',0 ""e ~ y 's
Tssoaiion the Mayor to have 1000 copies Of his
stc 'ns Of ns
On streets and Landings o. the Board o.
n.r;rr, IN h ,r Innrshia Ed w
rsset;on Ne Y , o on,.onor oc.art
me .orH made nv n n Whe cont,scinr etc and also an
~, Sros, - ~ - ;ss,a ~, saia
x N @ ~ hi s saS l @ ~ rasi
=. =. " ns ~ mo '' io' 'au " M
pyis. "a ~. ~, ~, n no,.,,.,
Il, Il niaceS IL INA Honse II Rsfgs on
~ $50. ~ P ~ ;s II t4oAso ~ "
sAses to.'ts ~ ,a.nactf,,,v
3 -7As ~. l-sSf' "a / In rs N 4IRoRNE see,v
m. - t;e Il, to oh,,,o
SAneaoHoMiuS resoautiou, neutioheu ~ elS auote
communication, was read, and, on motion, laid on
the table snRect 70 call Is 4 sss-.tas
@ amsadng "a the Comp
The following resolution. mentioned in the above
con,mnnication were read and concnrred in hv the
Following vpte. tbe rules being SUSPENDED ::
resolution making the dnty the Mayor to have night
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CMMAY,S pNEUMATIC sTTAm CaRANU-
| DURAL RESIDENCES
IL MANUFACTURING SITESt -....
RARE OPPORTUNITY!l
LONG CREDIT u !!

EAkE OPPORElNllh! II
FOR sArH Y5Rs % pf kA AHyF 500 EoTs IN
This property situated the live Of the n o. jackson
T s part Of the Mee Ridge higher than other place
within foryfve miles and will drain itself rapidly without
healthy and agreeable 100
tain sections higher grounds been apart for pr
with @9P and nnde s gpor ne rsg~
shade and ornamental trees To meet their wants grounds
schools churche colleges public squares Here
wealth combine to make place unsurpassed for rustic
sections set 9gsgt for hanss purposes This To-
than any other point state It has front on the
Nj ] ct s a ae sna on nPs eas oa
miles distant 1t is the only place where the n o. JACKSON
time easy piney woods and lumber
sorpn tgy and steamboat b"ing has ups
rier and for the Of and the &
o ofs 3D. mich nSsusa " our must WAL De
be delivered here less than city The Railroad Com
pany will render the necessary facilities to the travelling COM
hours w suit the Of those doing sia
r Irwin viii also his omnibussa depot at the
requisite hours thus making the connection with Canal street
Of cent in cash. balance 1--WE credit
Wy Sshs MINOR KEssER the
kRss aass h St Charles sso " "
Essysa SOUTHERN MUSICAL EMPoRIUM.-
sNE7 tMsin Depot 80 Camp stree-ranch Sc Charities
l.. GABICI, Proprietor.
The stock Of these comprises full and complete
| assortment Of
| EUROPEAN MUSIC, 49,.
ALL THE AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS.
| ERARn'S and PLEYEI!S PIANOS,
| Directly imported from Paris.
| sTEINWAY SONS CELEBRATED PIANOS A..
prominent artists States In The last
Mess s. Sons have received at various pnoiI
trial Exhibitions the North not less than 81 Ph-
MUM GOLD MEDALS, for the superiority OF their riahos
| Also, a large assortment OF
B. c. FTSCHERS PIANOS of all sizes ut moderate prices SO
suit convenience and means OF all classes Of
| buyers -,,x NV,
Hsrps Guitars Vons, Aecordeops, Banos, Flutes Brass
Instruments all kinds and Musical Merchandise OF every
| description.
order Music Pianos Instruments nyhipg
be left at either stoa or addressed by
mail will be promptly attended to-
| HS-TERMS LIBERAL
| my lJ L. SABiei'
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NOTICE
Jefery's Douhe-Acting Suction and Force Pump,
Nth India Rubber Ball Vaiues,

Jefe1y's DOu6le-Acting Suction and Force Pump,
Nth India Rubber Ball Values,
Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining Excava
tions, Dry Docks, Ships, Ocean and River Steamers
Dwellings, ETC.. ETC., etc.
The subscriber having been appointed Agent for this State
for the sale of eery Improved Acting Pump, with
India Rubber Ball Valves prepared receive orders
and furnish This valuable invention June
5th 1855 and awarded the FIRST REMIuM the New
York State Fair held at Elmra in that year In intro
ucng this Pump this community the undersigned feels
confidence that his efforts to bring it into general will be
The perfect adaptation solid Balls of India
Pump Valves will at be apparent every thinking mind
Their and their yielding surface
certainty OF operation and perfection OF action which
be attained by the Of other Valves The simplicity
arrangement the facility it'll which the parts be removed
desirable Pump Every Planter Ship Steamboat
Captain should of these valuable Pumps
apart from their general they in moment be
transformed into an efficient Fire Engine.
Size possesses capacity of forcing 20 gallons per min
ute Price $50
Size No capacity of forcing gallons min
ute. Price S35.
Size No 4posesses capacity of forcing rs gallons min
Price $50.
And larger Sizes suitable for Dry Docks heavy Drainage
up TO capacity of 800 gallons IN course
construction and be expected. Nos and are ad
lases and the ordinary which Pump generally p-
Piled while for redeeming Swapy Lands, the No. are us
pensabe
The convinced that when these Pumps are
they will speak themselves, and thht sooeF OF
they will go into general , :, NJ,
Samples of Size No can In operation at G. g. Bier
Co.'s Camp Price Coniohs No 10y foydras
the office of the undersigned where persons are In
yed to call and examine same before purChnSns
ANDERSON ID. DIETER, Agent,
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MARIE DE LA NouyELLE- ORLEANS,

ais MARIE NoUyELLE ORLEANS,
q OctObre, 1857.
OVERTURE de la rue GreatTnen, a-pre-
" DaHphineA Wis public par lie present donnt,
conformement ia resolution apprOuvte
1851 quill inentiou du Conse ommn de la Vile de Ia
Nouvele Orleans, fae ouvrr Ia Greaen
Dauphine depus la Poland jusq Convent DIES Urs
lines rapport la petition des propetaire possedan DIES
propttes les pour memes; aquee petition
pubiee dams lie Journal oiciel, conformemen Ia section
No. III du chartre de la vile.
o22 :ut -CHAS NJ " ATERMAN Mare.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CONTROLLERS OFFICE, I
City of New Orleans, July I, 1855
r EsOLvED, That the Comptroller He be, and i.
IL he hereby authorized and required to give noce by
standing in the official journal that in accordance
with the ninth section of ordinance No 4i2 approved March
80 1884, the Council will bill against the city unless
authority order from the Comptroller,
in accordance with the ordinance referred to-
[Sgnedl +. l.. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Sgned1 l.. II. PLACE,
80. President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April %, 1855.
tSgnedl JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention of the officers the city and of the public
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution,
4. THEARD,
jyl6H Comptroller City of New Orleans.