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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-06

NEW GIsUCERIES-JGST RECEIVED
~ shaker PRESERN rs; new HAMS; Beet TON'itESi
rracEreu BlSGUIrS English SAUCES and Pickles;
French PRESERVES; Westphala HAMS;
RAiSINS Figs aud Prunes, in Jars and Fancy IoNes;
variety FANCY GROCERIES, just received, desirable
- for the Holidays.
gea:r with very superior stock Of excellent WINES,
LtQuUES and CGRnIAIS,
FIR -.lc d; TIE GEN GROCERY STORE, % Baronne ::
t5 t. +. L. BERCIER, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-06

HALL JACKSON CUMFANY II
January A. 1857. )
ka-At the ann ual me ting of this Company
date, the following named gentlemen were
elected o serv for the cusung year:
Presidential NJ Reynolds.
Vice President-Jnhn Iuck!ns.
Foremai-Wm II. Compton.
First Assistant-Nf. Kelley
Second Assistnnt-Joss phi I.eahey.
Third Assssnt-M. Shean.
Treasucr-G. W. Shaw.
SecrcIary-Wm. Reyburn.
StewArd-FrAncis Montague. ~
Delegates Firemeus Charitable AssociationWilliam H.
Compton, John o. Brien, NJ. Kelley.
a copy from the minutes:
ja6 st WM REYHuRN, Secretary.
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IL. TO LADIES AND AMATEURS OF

fSSssS MR. r AMEL, FLoRIsr,
~ Respectfully informs the public that he has just
Eive in WITH immense quantity OF PLANTS. The
attention of Ladies Gentlemen is called the following
ones Caeas full flower; Rose Trees the rares kind; Aga
lens Kolms RhoIodendron Peoria Arborea Daphns, An
doneda European Fruit tees AL kinds Pnks Is varieties
Dains uaraateed Rulbou Roots Flo and Garden Seed
Orders United and foreign countries promptly
and carefully attended to.
will open THIS DAY 2ith inst, on Charities
M Tha catalogues b. I'm
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s.3T" Nashtn 2tOn
'ntls hereafter arrolUn Railroad Depot M'NpAGS
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CI1IzENs' BANK LnvIsIASA,}
New Orleans Dec. .. la5d.
rg- This Rank VIII be closed on Christmas.
81 isI.. Is and 18th OF JdnIa Paper fan
inu viii h" pay able HE WEDEESllA vs.
preceding N. :ehlel for ". ,0Uat mr.l % Re offered
ar .1.- F. EnTSSEA L, ''tsaitr.
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lat ,..1rl... np:-ygnr aiiy tt H5I
respectively preceding those da%>.
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60 NEW MILLINEKY-MRs. NORTON, No. l6l
E VPoyr informs the Ladies that she has Just open
* ed a rich of all kinds of STRAW VELVET,
PLUSH, SILK and SATIN BONNETS, Of the newest styles
Also select choice of fine French Flowers Rbbous Feath
ers Head Dresses Also, variety OF Childrens and
Misses HATS and BONNETs Ladies' will find to their ad
call and examine her goods before purchasing else
where she certain her prices much lower than many
other establishments in the city Country orders promptly at
Old Bonnes cleaned and renewed to give a'istac
tion. o-s oin
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-30
n. s. General Assembly. p
CLEVELAND. May 29-

CLEVELAND. May 29-r. n.
SKvfSTH DAY.-Mr: Painter, of Tennes-
see, offered the following as substitute for
the previous resolutions on the subject Of
slavery:
''Resolred, That the Constitutional Pres
byterian Church will not allow her preachers
to preach in any slave-h5lding State, with
out being subject to annual rcpfoofs and adj
mentions of the General Assembly"
The resolution was rejected. The approval
of records of the Mississippi Synod was post
poned. The report of the Central American
Education Society was adopted. 1850
EIsHrH DAY.--The Committee on Church
polity reported in favor Of corresponding
with the Reformed and Associate Reformed
Churches. The Kentucky Reformed Church
Sonth report, that they believe American
slavery an appointment Of God, and on the
same footiRs as other family relations. Ad-
journed.
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New YORK. Nav ESP.

INV Okk, may .o-P. M.
The steamship Arabia arrived to-day.
The Vanderbilt arrived out on the 18th,
making the trip in ten days. BY the over
land mail, dates from Hong Kong to the 3Oth
March had been received News unimport-
ant. Advices from Shanghai to March Goth
denote the silk market active. Palmerston
introduced a bill amehdihg Parliamentary
oaths, admitting the Jews. She Spanish Ar
mada had not left Cadiz. The Mexican Am
bassador had had an Interview with the
Minister of Foreign Affairs at Madrid. Spain
sends special Envoy to China:
The Morning Post authoritatively contra
diets the rumor of the intended resignation
of Lord Panmure, the Minister of War.
The Sandman Government intends send
ing two vessels Of war to China.
The Emperor and Empress of Austria were
received very coldly by the Hungarians at
Pesth.
Lord Elgih proceeded without delay from
Alexandra to Sdez. where he found steam
er awaiting to convey him to Singapore,
where he would await the arrival Of the
French Commissioner.
The King of Spain has been detected in a
Sconspiracy to dethrone the Q;ieeh, and. has
been threatened with trial for treason
d An expedition from Cronstadt, Russia,
with a special Envoy to China, sailed for
Hong Kong on the Soth March.
The steamer Illinois arrived at New York
from Aspinwali on the 2sth. All her news
has been anticipated by the way of New Or
leans The report of the eession Of the
Islands in the Bay of Panama to England is
eonfrned.1 M
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Washington Items.

.--- WARRINGTON, May 2S-P. n.
Hen. w. 3. Reed received his commission
and instructions as Minister to China to-day
His appointment will be officially announced
: Tomorrow.
The residence of Lord Napier is the scene
of extraordinary gaiety tonight. 1t is bril-
iantly illuminated, the host giving a grand
ball and supper in celebration of the Queens
birthday. Many ladies and gentlemen are
in attendance, including Ministers and Off
GERS of this government. ~
WASHINGTON, May 29-P. NJ.
The festivities at Lord Napier's residence,
in honor of the Queens birthday, continued
until o'clock this morning. In addition to
those mentioned in last nights dispatch
there were in attendance, Secretary's Of War
Navy, Treasury, p. 81. General and a num-
: Der of Army and Navy officers. The latter
Being in uniform.
A cofitrsct was made by the p. o. Depart
inens. to- day, With Ricam ond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad and steamboat COM
panies tor carrying the mails between Wash
ington aid Richmond twice day, commenc-
ing Oh Monday next. ='I
~ ": s. Consul jenkins discharged. The
: news by telegraph, shat Granada had ceded
an island in PANAMA Bay t5 the British no,
credited in official quarters, nor is such a re
suit aPprehended. 80
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-30
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
Arrivals and Departures.


The RIVER continues to recede at this point.
The rains of the past week, have extended
up the river. and it is probable that the riv
err viii be rising in a few days. The Falls
have become unnavigable except for small
boats. The river business at st. Louis, Gin
einnati, Louisville and Pittsburg. was never
duller than at present. The levee at this
point is entirely bare, for the first time this
season. The arrival of Green River pack
ct to-day will enliven the river business.
~ To Mr.. DrNcAS, clerk of the packet
Eaves, we are indebted for Louisville papers
of Thursday. r-t
sS- We are indebted to the clerk Of the
Switzerland for Louisville and Cincinnati pa
pers. ,s.t .,.-. FL
az The packet to-day for Louisville is
the popular Fashion. The Statesman, the
Evansville and Henderson pscket will past
up :or Louisville in the evening. The Al
vim Adams is due for ST. Louis this morning.
~ During the storm at Rodney, Miss,
on Saturday, the 18th inst, two hoop-polc
boats, belonging to Mr.. Barnett, of Leav-
cnworth. Indiana, were striving to land OPP
posite Rodney. and partly succeeded. when
she rope broke and the captain ordered three
of his men ashore TO fetch back the broken
part. One of the men became entangled in
the rope and upset the skiif, when all were
prccipitated into the river, and two were
drowned-Odell and Barnett-and the third
PANIED Miller, was saved by clinging to the
bottom of the skif until reseu ed by the fer
ry-boat at Rodney. Barnett was the cap
a. A-~& H.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-30
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION & AUCTIONEERs.

AE ORDINANCE to amend an ordinances
passed Hay 7thls47, concerniag AUCTION d:
I. ,4uctioneers," passed Nay l6h 1857.
Every auctonecr licensed under the provisions Of
the rlinance of which this is an amendment, shall on
before the ay of each month file In the office
Of the City Clerk full statement. under oath, Of the
value OF the merchandise, vehicles, and livestock he
which have been consigned delivered 10 them dur
ing aid month Tor sale at auction otherwise
The City Clerk, upon receipt OF which statement,
shall enter upon the tax duplicate, for the current year
page 10 he reserved for that purpose, the amount
thus reported in the Of the auconeer reporting
the and shall charge and asses thereon the
rate Of taxation assessed upon the personal property
of others for such ear, and shall report s,
entry and the assessed in Writing the City
Collector, who shall make a similar entry on the
duplicate In his possession and shall proceed TO coli
same manner other taxes a.e collected.
ANY auctioneer Who shall fail To make any report
provided for by this ordinance at the time above spec
fed shall for each offence, We fined In sum not less
than fifteen dollars more taan hfty dollars; and
for any second or subsequent failure TO make such
monthly report, I'm addition To such fine, the Common
council In their discretion revoke the license gan
tel to such auctioneer. =.
The price OF license under this ordinance, shall
from ami afterthe publication hereof. shall he one hun
red dollars for year, and sixty dollars for six
months or any shorter PERIOD and all license granted
auctioneers salI expire the first Monday in August,
and no license shall he transferable.
Approved by Common Council,
wELLW. WALKER. CITY Clerk. = -.
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-filTE 2 = CINCINNATI. May 2s-N.
Flour unchanged. Provisions advancing.
Bacon sides 12Ae. Whisky Ssc. Oats dull.
Butter dull. aet
.asz CScISSArI, May 29-P; NJ.
Flour firm and quiet; GOO bbls sold at IS
az SIS for superfnc. Corn firm at 7s@So.
Oats dull and irregular. Whisky firm, 100
bbls sold at Ssc, including 500 bbls to arrive
next week. Provisions buoyant; $50 900 lbs
bulk meat sold at 91l@ll11c for shoulders
and sides. rs hhds bacon sides sold at 12ss4
to be delivered next week. Groceries remain
unchanged. D n..-.a.t .al IA -
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O. s. General Assembly.

LEXINGTON, KY, May a9-P. NJ.
The Assembly occupied tine most of to-day
in discussing the cancellations Of the Scrip
lures by the American Bible Society. II
was decided, by a small majority, 10 refer it
to the next assembly. The question ofelect-
ing fourth Professor at Allegheny Thcolo-
gical Seminary is now under discussion.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-30
CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED, That the owners Of proper lying or
the west side Of Third street, between loc.N anc
Walnut, cause good bFck sidewalk 70 be laid ai,.
the front of said property within thirty CO. days aeI
the publication Of this notices and In defst thereof
the Street esmnissonsr is directed TO perform said
work and the costs and expenses sacrriing thereby
viii he aud collected by sale OF said prop
ety, or 40 mach thereof As will satisfy said Iisl and
costs, by osdes OF the City Council il
WELL ii. WALKER, Clerk.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

A r meeting Of the Common Council held on the
N evening Of the 16th inst the following order was
unanimously passed., to-yit:
Oricrel thatthe owners of property fronting Fourth
street and extending between Fulton Avenue and
Market street. cause good trick sidewalk Of proper
with he laii down IN srt part Of said Fourth street
AMI also place down good curing along said brick
pavement on said described street, said work To- he done
within thirty dsys after the publication Of this notice
anil In default thereof the Street Commissioner Is d
rectei perform sail and the and expenses
accrung thereby will I've applied too and collected ny
sale Of said property on so much i'll satisfy said
BY order Of Common Council.
WELL IT. WALKER, Clerk
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WHEELING, May or. N.
arrest of persons charged with
harbOTias fugitive Slaves.-Great
Excitement. sga,-.-.
CINCINNATI. Mat 21-x,

CINCINNATI, May 2I-x.
Deputy T. s. Marshal Churchill. and eleven
assistants, left this city last Tuesday to arrest
four persons in Mechanicsburg. Champagne
county, Ohio, charged with harboring fugi-
tive slaves nine months ago. The arrest was
made on Wednesday, when writ of habeas
corpus was taken out, but before il could be
served the U. s. officers, with their prisoners,
were beyond the bounds Of tie county.
Another writ was taken out in Green county
and served by the Sheriff, assisted by large
crowd Of citizens. The u. s. officers resisted.
Several shots were exchanged, but the O. S.
officers were finally overpowered, taken pris-
oners, and brought to Springfield for trial for
resisting the Sheriff in discharging his duty.
Great excitement prevailed.
SECOND DisPATcHl
CINCINNATI, May 2e-P.N.
The United States Marshal has telegraph
ed to the Secretary Of the Interior to-day for
instructions, regarding the arrest OF the
United States officers at Springfield, but the
nature of the instructions received has not
transpired. Judge Leavitt. United States
District Judge, issued Aa5eds corpus to-day
Marshal gone to Springfield to serve it. In
case resistance is offered, il is reported thai
.he United States troops win be called ont.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May 2s-a.
Flour market firm; Howard st. and City
brands quoted at so. Wheat, rcd quoted
ut l so; white 90: Corn, white so@95;
yellow oc@l o.: Whisky firm, at $50
@311zc.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

4 meeting % the Council teid the evening
n OF the % inst, was on motion. unanimously
That the owners AZ property, fronting High
street. and extending from Leet Fulton Avenue he
notified tn cut away the bluff hank ether side OF
said street. when the Is required, and TO lay
good and suhstantis brick pavement along slid prop
pHbeston Of this notice, and in default thereof the
Street COMMISSIONS Is hereby directed perform said
work, add the costs and expenses accruing thereby
will assessed eo, and collected by sale Of said prop
ery q 80 much thereof as will satisfy said lien and
WE'LL y. wALKER. Clerk.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

Ordered. That the sidewalk at the y. W. CORN
~ er Of High and Leet street, he brought to prop
naie; and also, that the gutter along said corner he
sail property hereby notified ef the passage of said
orrler and in default OF their per:rning said work in
is directed tn hlvesaid done, AMI the accruing
expenses will lie assessed % and collected by sale of
said property, much theeof, will satisfy said
lien and costs BY oEslcr Of Council
WELL III. WALKER, Clerk.
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. EACH SATURDAY IN JCNEi
3 SOS Prizes amounting to .......... S2O4 90,
Whole Tickets si0; Halves IS; Quarters $sx.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

, ,3O5 Prizes amounting to ........... S2O4 900
Whole Tickets si0; Halves IS; Quarters ssx.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY. -
The Numbers from I to $1,000, corresponding vita
Of paper. are ecirclel with small tin tubes and placed
The first So Prizes. similarly printed AID encirclei,
The wheels are then revoved, and nun,beri drawn
from the wheel Of Numbers, and at the same time
Prize drawn are opened and exhibited the audi
ece, and Registered by the Commissioner; the Prize
ton !. repeated until ali the Prizes are drawn out.
,Appro ximstiop Prizes:-Ihe two Irscetne and
Prize; will he entitled 70 the = A u, ion
s6ooo9 Prize tho. Tickets numbered iis,s lac. 1881
$50 draws the 900 Prize, those Tickets numbered SIS
So SAL h,, will each he enttedto t2Oo and 50 on &C.
The s,Sse Prizes Of so will he determines by the last
figure OF the Nunter that draws the eo,eO Prize. For
example, the Number drawing the $4,000 Prize ends
ends IN i, VIII Ne entitled to SEQ. the Namer ends
with No g then al the Tickets where the Number ends
certscs,e; Of fasssse. Be sold Al the following
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets :. - go
i" 10 Half .......... 40
.. : l lS flssss :: :: 70 70
In orderins Tickets or Certificates, enclose
the mouey 70 our address for the Tickeis orere ON
receipt which they win be iorwar!ed by first mail
Purchasers can hive tickets ending in any figure they
NAV desig nate. e.
The list of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
~ Purchases viii please write their signatures
plain. and give their Post Office, County and State
~ Remember that every Prize Is drawn and paya-
HE I'm full without deduction.
~ Ali prizes OF 81 400 ami under, paid Immediately
after the drawing-other prizes at the usual time OF
All communications strictly confidential
Address Orders for Tickets ar Certificates to
8. SWAN h Co., Atlanta, Ga.
~ list of the numbers that drawn from the
Wheel with the amount Of the prize that each is
entitled to, will be published after every drawing, in
the following papers:-Nev Orleans Delta. Mobile
Register Charleston Standard Nashville Gazette, At.
lanta Intclligencer, New York Weekly Day Book and
Savannah Morning News. aud Richmond Dispatch.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

VTVIIE owners OF Lots Nos Is and 13i, old plan of
City Of Evansville, are hereby notified to cut
away lie fronts Of said lots fronting Third Streets and
,styn+ the q ..-walk along the fronts and side OF
said lots; and in csuIt thereof the Street Commits
ma H. ans ~ nov ;ded. By o, FER Of Council:
'~ ~ sNA Pf''' WELL II. WALKER, Clerk.
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Arr,v.l of the Glasgow and Ariel.

~ NV YoRS, May 26-P. N.
The steamship Glasgow, fforn Glasgow,
with dates to the 18th, and the Ariels
from Havre with dates. to the 10th have ar
rived. Their adviccs have been anticipated.
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Suicide.
CuIcAGo, May 29-r. ,

CuIcAoo, May 29-r.M
John Plumb, the original protector Of the
Railroad to the Pacific, committed suicide
this forenoon, at the residence of his brother.
He was laborihg under insanity. 8 %
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CITY ORDER.

At meeting of the City Council held the evening
Of the I'D inst the following order was unanimously
passed to-wt:
hRDERED that the owners OF lots fronting on both
~ sides OF Leet street, extending from Water street
u First sreet,ay down good plank SIDE walk of proper
width along both sides 81 said Lt street from First to
Water within DAYS after the publication OF
this Notice, ard in default thereof the Street CoTms
siorer Is instructed To- perform said work and the costs
and expenses according thereby will he applied to and
collected nv sale Of id Lot much thereof as will
satisfy said lien and costst.
|.L..i.~ ByOrler Of Common Council,
WE'LL II. WALKER, Clerk.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

A ameeting ~ the Common Council held on the
~ evening Of & ssnd inst, il was unanimously
dtretf,
That the owners Of all Lots situated in Block No.
"a Stockwell Enlargement; cause the same tn he NIL
Ell with earth, correspond with the CITY grade,
within ten tlos days after the publication OF this
tice; and in default thereof the Street Commissioner is
directed IN perform said work; and the costs and
pe,ses arising thcsefrom will be assessed tn and coli
lectel by sale OF said property much thereof as
will satisfy said lien AMI cnSts. By order of Council
WE'LL H. WALKER, Clerk.
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Kansas Aid Bill Lost.

BosroN, May 2s-f. N.
The House failed to pass the Kansas aid
resolutions over the Governors veto. Vote
ayes IA; noes I2S-not two thirds.
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New York Market.

New YORK. May 29-N.
Flour firm. Wheat, 5000 bushels sold at
an advance Of &c; Indiana red ca. Com
firm, $4,000 bushels sold. Mess pork ad-
vanced sc; market buoyant; 1900 bbls sold
at an advance of soc; sales at % IS. Provi-
sions generally steady Whisky declined &c.
Stocks firmer. Errn
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

a T meeting Of the Common Council, held on the
~ evening Of the 9Th inst, it was motion unani-
mously ordered,
That the owners Of property LAYING and fronting on
Chestnut street, and extending from Water street to
the Canal, cause good and SUBSTANTIAL brick side
walk 70 he laid DOWN said described property with
in defnt thereof the Street Commissioner is directed
tn perform said work. and the costs and expenses ac-
cung thereby, win hc assessed To and collected by
sale said property or much thereof viii salts
jfy said lien and costs. Ry order Of Council.
t-tE WELL II. WALKER, Clerk.
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New YoRx. MAY Or

NEW DIRK, May ~ NJ
Cotton duh to-day. sales unimPortant.
Flour unsettled, 1900 bbls sold. Wheat
firm, 900 bushels sold. Corn firm, sales OF
80 900 bushels. Provisions firm. Whisky
declined &c, at 36lz. Spirits of Turpentinc
heavy, at an advance of 1c. Resin buoyant.
Rice firm and active. Freights heavy.
Z. Stocks active. Illinois Central l-ss.
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WAGONERs AND CARTERs.

NOTICE Is hercbv given to all persons hauling
lumber. shingles laths, salt, coal, ETC., along the
wharf, extending from alnut street Fulton Avenue
th,t unless the Ordinances in such made anil
viei complied with and such in accor lance
with said Ordinances take out license for said hauling,
then the Marshal is directed to enforce said Ordinances
and hiring suit Immediately.
All persons having taken out said license from the
exc Jerk of Llmasco hereby notified to bring said
license to the Clerk Office OF this city, and procure
city license for the rest Of the tune taken out for; IL
such persons require license for year, then the
amount paid to the Lamasco authorities win be credit
ell said license for said time. BY order Of Council.
f-et e- WELL ii. WALKER, OK.
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