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CPECIFICAT1ONS for the con tract for con-
on boS sides toulouse street from FsSEia to
IRENE street, and for paving with round stones the Roadway OF
Wiprn OF THE sIpEwAIKsThe sidewalks shall eight
and dressed curbsones shall line the
ss NGh Ss Sq I sss
sopeo the sides from three to six feet long twenty inches
They shall well set in good Joints and workmanlke
Sf @ foa E @ rs s cit be y as
in sngths # from three to sx feet throughout the work &C.
City Surveyor cnbstone shat have slope of three
inches for its height towards The Inns q the adioin
and i"ehe thick
feet and having in less than inches below
The cnr5soncs for crossings wings sh
with he and dressed from til ee 10 SIS iett long from
sixteen to inches wide and not less than three and
GurrrssrosEs-The gusrtonss shall be of North river
veil S@e ana d a s
,Mys inches vide and not less than four inches thick They
son S, and sharp sand four inches thick
es wu Sns ee y rammeg and made solid to
shall touch in their length the eurbsOnes and shall be
The JOINS between the stones shall be well filed up sharp
Round srosE pArise,-yhe round stones shall be Sea
hsrs BEr ssnes 81 he best apa not less than
four inches thick, IN kmaase
roamd stone paving roadway shall picked and graded by
accordance with hs grades aud ding
inches in thickness The round stone
shall be filled with dry river
the rain settled the down, the paving shall he
raned twice The joints shall be filled with lakeshels
london gravel sharp mixed, well compressed with
lbs roller and covered with coating Of three inches Of
shells London gravel and sharp sand Mixed and the
| street shall then be openei for travel
BRICK PAyEMENr.-rhe walk pavement shall be laid viii
lake bricks of the best quality herring bone bed of akt
sapd other sand of equally go7d quality wik it. or on
ashes generally called hlue billy The joints between tn
bricks shall be well filled with sharp sand and coating
half inch thick spread the whole surface Of tn brick
Ing Prior laying the hck The ground shall he
up, broken aud well ranmed and made level and grade
smoothly with deciiviy slope towards the outline Of
half per The ground where low, shall b
allied by the and well rammed until eomple,s
sand under the bricks which shall be- properly bedcd therein
mhering regularly laid IN joints. withoa
eed hollow places that the will bear straight
edge, otherwise shall be rejected The usual brick gutter
desired for draining lots. 2 -Y1:g 51es5sss
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for the contract for the
~ construction of brick sidewalks oordered and
p0lia TO Broad Streets, {r--.5 -
wfprHs-rhs sidewalks shall be twelve feet In width
and dressed curbstones shall line the
sidewalks, North blue other equally
good qSs with teen bsye aresSsd The top answer The
thirty inches wide and no, less than three inches tnek They
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T No. 3546. /.

so,ce That the Comptroller and he is hereby author
lied to the lowest bidder after five days notice in the
official JOURNAL contract for constructing brick sidewalk
bordered and wooden CUTTERS the north side oil
Poydss street from Magnolia to Broad streets in conformity
with the petition Of Of real property fer the same
chaer The said done accordance with lines
levels given by Surveyor and specifications file
his office The said adjudication to be subject to the approval
rejection Of the Common Council.
- y (Sienedl 7I7llTg j. MAGIONI, rs ~
fTss E ~ President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
TSignedl H. NJ. SUMMERS, ~
~ fe- President Board of Aldermen.
Approved October L. 1857. 81. =
tSguedI CHAS, NJ WATERMAN, Mayor. ola
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EpAvE DUsTROlsI HNEE DIsTRICT-Il u
SIS conduit depot epayes On Yroame District No.
81 riie des Camps Elysse coa,Ine epayes, .
Iaent jRune, ~ mains Dc hauf race bruee,
atrs ieds blancs saus yble ssiropee pepaale
1s Ghsy Ia face bruloe gaachc do rars blanc
bahclle le soy gacap sur y ysnsfe sans
dis ahaaux reel apes dans ux 1ouis les
SIS sstont yendus ienchefe Puoi,aue w a ae
pot III ~ ocsUbgc 1851, a ID hettres "A. NJ.
~ r. Al tiuYuL. GomAI5saire des rnes
& NoaveIle- ORLEANS II octobre 1851. oci6 ~ "a
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

FOR LAKE BoRGNE
LEA - Jssl hIssss and Mexican Gu-MEXICAN
HSAaE-&.2ss@NAgGULF RAILWAY. = Depot,
corner Of Goodchildren and Champs Elyssee.
FALL ARRANGEMENT,
On and after MONDAY September 18th, 1851
To Procorville, Lake Borgns-dsance % miles. Fare
through, 90 cents, children and slaves, half price,
Departure OF Trains-DAILY.
Leave the city for the Lake, ....10 A. NJ.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. r. NJ
Lake city, at............... ...... 6 A. NJ.
Office 90 Common Fer all the Railroad
Department. any business estate
the late Alexander Gordon, Hppy TO -. T..
VIC. BAKEwEIL, Executor.
who the ouy authorized make engagements sign
OBLIGATIONS for the road. -
aomniblsses leave Canal every fifteen for
the depot seq If
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

\ -
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
~ y
" g Gss. ;I.s As1 sE 4
81 g SHs S 5.5, 4 ....'
4 . saoK So1s
SS Union III 10
"A < 8 ms ! Es5s
fy0XE . BREAUx, ATToRNEYs-ATLAw,N No. IS
SfS %gStasA5S a5
I CIGARS of Canal and No" Ls'ss Ny
DAME a i., DEALERS lE IN CARPET:
n7As CO., s1ss' anocrRs doRtR
y q aravier. Fulton and New Levee streets az y
& NJ ~ SHOES BRO
r. sng ssY DEAERs IN
asea. IS ohals.
& kSea 5HsSEFs sss 4 n! Z "a:
4 KS \ s5s s
a 8 HasaAKEKkHs Rs y y oar
~ ~ .zR
M H4 daHs = 5sS5 AGENTS
HYYE 3 GO0DRICH, JEWELLERS, corner Canal
KEARNY, ALFRERR, COMMISSION MERCHANT.
se No
tine street. sl AZ
IA MARI No. 1 Il Com
u mercal Place, New Orleans. n2sly
S.ssS s. S,as .as ~ Iss
SsPE qs HEh
L ksehanss Place Opposite tho New orleans.
T EIGHT0N . BAItBOT. 0LoTHIERs, corner of
u Canal and St. Charles streets
F6RS ms MISS II 4 Ga 2s11 S "a
MALLETT, J0sEPH,, COMMISSION, IEEcEIv;;
Agent No 8 street, viii strict attention to bu
to him and satisfaction in ali cases.
MOODY, 5. n, SHIFTS, GENTLEMEN's FURNISH
~ Goods and Fancy Articles Canal street and
LI Paints Perumery. etc. No Il Magazine street.
III Hin SS SsIg Ys ES
ARTICLES AND WATCHES All iewery articles repaired
lN change Place, adjoining the Postoice.
MTJNKS1E A, g Cos MENs AMP BOYS oL1.
,orner Of Gravier and Magazine streets.
NORTON, ALEX. y Co, GRoCERs, Nos. 2 and
~ Poydras street corner OF Fulton. NILS "
tsads sss NJ 3 nsHE IN
| pH.CHEK, GOODRICH & Cos, COTTON FAC
ct street, corner of Union street. n1Slydhw
H ~ 4 S,p GHE g. AED
q bkf so$bs NJ e 5sas II SILKS q
SS and n
sa n. IL sssr
nd fa SS Dry Res saa a
SEMNEs = HILL, ATTTI0{KNEYs-ATLAW. Ne: IS
Ass as Il Es5s.s. ST. H.
g. y2SfSz12h II
Sit d Rs s4 4Rdsks oAk aH2
BAGS, etc, Ne IS Camp street
| lICExLES & Co., DRUGS, MEDICINES, SURGICAL.
etc., wholesale and RETAIL Nos g and
s sf e I. 5s5s .s So 1s5n's 81
Mills. 40 ly
STEE55E ,r b. r, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONED
TQDD, 3; Nj, GO, WHoI EsAh Er AND KET TAI
zine street. al2 "
49, kss Rs1a I'D DEAL
VINTEN, GEO. H., PRINTERS WAREHOUSE,
No IS Camp street next door to the Crescent Office New
rIy0i MN : 7,fpop TRp-- MN -oFNpp r0N,Is
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s-un GREAT G e N.
d l III -. ER 81 kSg9 Iii +
EST and ONLY RELIABLE LIN FROM NEW ORLEANS
To
Chicago, Detroit Buffalo, niagara Falls, New York. Boston,
Philadelphia Montreal, Saratoga Springs, the
White Mountains etc.
splendid passenger steamer leaves wv Orleans daily at
NJ from Cairo from which point there is continuous
railway communication with all the Northern and Eastern
cities. a.-- = :
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Two trains leave Cairo daily
Morning Express at 6 A. M.
Evening Express at 6 r NJ.
Connecting at sANDOvAL with Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road for st. Louis PANA with Terre Haue and Alton Rail
road for Louisville and Cincinnati at DECATUR with Great
Western Railroad for Springfield at
LASALE with Rock Island Rairoad for Rock Island DAY
Railroad Galesbu Burlington, Quincy and Central
Iowa, arriving at DUNLEITH in "a hours.
Pack Cbmpanys steamers leave Dun
St. Paul intermediate landings on arrival Of
the from Cairo. - r. ,-,, W,
Going East there change Of cars between Cairo and Chi
Cairo to New York Through to Chi
cago hours Niagara Falls sS hours New York IS hours
For through tickets Information, apply at the Hi
nos Central Railroad TICKET Office under the St. Charles He
@, n S ~ 'AN''' '''s'' W. f. BEDDING, Agent
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, Z
Beitremsmbersd January. 1851 before me-
fna % Ct @ hTS
oordns law depose say arc
~ :s..
oH tss.sf ss HI @ day Justice Ct
The Board Of Trustees to pay
in cash the outstanding certificates of profits
GSNDSY. tSs gil + February nsS.: s..,...s s,s :,
FORTY O) per the earned premiums of the Com
for the year ending sst for which Ger.
Ths Company continues against the peril Of the
sy the rates Of
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN r. SHAW, Vice.President.
'1 News 9i Ta.: 5sns. sss IS iss
Ssssa sys & i Xss;. h bsvi.f
Rf Hss %aa. SSshsaa,
Geo. Q. Sweet. VIM. A. Kent, 4. q. Kennett,
Alfred Moulton A. pesse%mss Gonysrss
L. B. G. Wood. Perry Nusent NNIle' :. D''' ia14
T OUIsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
New ORLEANS March l. 1857
In conformity with the requirements of charter the
Company publish the following statement:
Amount of premiums from the 18th March, 1856, to
the 18th February. 1857 05g 81
Amount Of rnterminated risks March H. 1856 81 40l 81
Total amount Of Premiums 1861, 46l %
Viz: Premium on Fire Risks. ...........$263 3l7 IS
Premium on Marine Risks. 2i9, 30 %
Premium on River Risks. l4S,92l 70
1851, 46l %
Less premiums risks not terminated,
reserved $50 Fl q
Less return premiums T97i 10
sss 1872 6S
Net earned premiums 27s 6s
Losses paid duriAg the same period:
Viz: Fire LOSSES .S45,635 81
Marine Losses lb5,b92 %
River lIossts oo,V1o
s292sss 81
keinsurances 5s,6W %
Expenses interest, etc. 2D,459 81
1851 5s3 43
Net earned profits for the year ending February g.
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s--r. r-rvrszzz,Sz,,.s-, FONTCHARTRAIN RAIL-
karS4 ROAD = FALL ARRANGEMENT
9Sa52 Departure of the Cars-From and after
Thursday Sept 1851, the train will follows
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INSURANCE.

OFEiCE OF THE CRESCENT MUTUAL
~ lNsuRANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS. = In
conformity with the requirements Of their charter the Cres
ment, viz: lF.1F- ,sf~-fs 1890 -
Amount noun q Of o Premiums received for year ending
n e, ~, tseo SsaS g5S w
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e. sEsa s9 N Hs St akEzF sok isAfhA

29skA4 Y 5fXas.&e.eYfI1ISRAILROAD
a:
and
Of rss i've
as ] hs bs ssansd at the office of the
Company Caope and Magnolia also. family tickets
cd a s
written pass expressly them to do and naming
% %
direction osy those making trip both ways will have to be
day and saturday New Orleans and
at 5 M'Ss & s9sDs qS En
Saturdays at Flag Stations dway between regular staions
ssjsss lie Now depot
T. s. WILLIAMS, sup't Transportation.
s Of m m y
ing with the passenger trains. s3f
M M s ss;gs.'ss T. q. %sh fss.sss' !a6
Gowss Horn o. One Days Time we'll as Re.
Szss ms oPH9Hks NEW OR
4 sTs and sn Ee 81 OF HS P Sa
then each built expressly route 50 constructed as
to avoid the dangers and delays heretofore arising from hepas
the
osioef on thursday h Of
Capt A Van Horne Ellis will leave on
sGTbAYS and the GALVESTON. Capt. Henry Denison.
Returning the days leaving Indianola will be wEDNEs
and Galveston SUNDAYS and
Freight will be received daily Sundays excepted Com
pans Landing in New Orleans the foot Of St Louis street
extra charge of kind the lowest rates heretofore charged
by For s G or passas app at the office of the
CHE gny sass Tie NV Orleans, of #, rs,si
','e D'''''''' ''' A. b. SEC mr., Vice President
N, OF
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STREET. CONI,R--C OFFICIAL.

IhlT a 5issles faand M y fisl
hga snail xhI,s ,.i Il he face
wss III sssa
sgid pubiic auction q ssid pound on TUES
os00' auth 7. y Gs.ssa A sisss Commissioner
II Rssssred October 9 1855. Z wup,pn c,n,n,.o,,.,
i Nss Orleans, October aSth, 1851. 0esitis
sdadu da Trolsisns District No.
dsose ct sur y point Dc metre nas 81, ~,
Isnsls,s paSlqas an dit depot MAR
o'nn'''a''s 81 1a y
.sTsIaIKD DIsTNlCT PoUnDawas brought
= he Th'ra District Found No. U E'ysan fie'a' street,
black she gray small white in the face and
one hiseK she Goat, the isit cropped and nick.
r. s. s ssS public @ TON SAT-
sisssF ah Y q, y sSea a1ss, Commissioner
ss'1ss 3 s'ss' nv. HITsELBERGER,
s sS Deputy Comptroller:
"a soaaais 4 spsss d Tsoisisas district NJ.
Si - os s pau blanc
soul gas dsns DIX oas T. is
assSi y sssosss -.
sssssls. oss.as, u Il as.ssss lssi: - es!s is 9
ID ihisd mi bs,sisi sos y Esa Folds ssss
Y ss. s, a s sssa sss NE
aRs xh xa
nj sss ss sss ss sss
Z, dGYuis street Commissioner.
eess''fss ''s''0s' - ''''' HENRY DuREI..
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The Company have the following assets, Wis:
Inyestedin mortgages property worth
double the amount loaned thereon. -. SIG, $50 90
Invested in bank stocks t2Ot0 shares) New
Orleans City Bonds, Q6O of $1,000
each)... Observation-Disclosures. s3s,71s 90
Loaned pledge Of bank stocks. $500. l22U79 80
Invested in real estate office Is Camp s 49, 1886 CT
Bills receivable at short time for premi
earned $50. .:............... lbs.OsS Sc
Bills receivable being balances sub.
scripton notes. $685. 46
Due for premiums in course of collection 7,64l Is
Cash on hand. GASES 70
Totalamount of assets. ............ .$793, 57e 81
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INSURANCE.

HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
II OF NEW ORLEANs.-The following statement of the
affairs Of this company published in conformity with the
qurements of their charter, viz: t q
Amount premiums received for the year ending - :.
Slst December, 1856. po4l 90 "
Amount Of unterminated risks, sls Dsc 90
Total premiums for ending slst 8. !.
cember, 1856 'Sitosfs W
Wis; For premiums IRE risks. $N5N9 % z
For premiums river risks. S5l,96l q
i For premiums on marine risks. 1lS2l8 IS
i+.TI = ~ = - =" '''.' -$745, 44s %
Less premiums risks not terminated +....Is
Nst December 1856. $93b26 00
: - o--. ssS, 6ss 4s
Net earned premiums for year ending slst Decem- o -
Losses during the same period, viz:
Sn nIo $o&Stl III
IN marine rtSkB. U9,b71 ~
H'tt $362,lb3 %
Reinsurance expenses, interest on scrip =,,
issued, etc.. less interest," dsc't etc. 20. q, log 81
Net earned profits for the year ending December
looo.... .$z65oS %
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SPErIFICATI0Ns for the contract COZ, r. for the he
wooden cutters both sides of Liberty street. from Euphrosne
WipTn@The sidewalks shall be twelve feet in width
and dressed curbstones shall line the
sooa aaa with the to
slope the sides six feet long from sixteen
quarter tbek They sha be well set IN good joints
They shall be duly nerspersed in Lengths Of from three to six
levels ,o Ss By lie city and each eurson
towards the Of The adjoining houses shall solidy
fixed and hacked II the e
negligence IN this respect md eusonts less than three
ha n no sss s s s
Of the gutter shall be admitted in the work
saw Mil cypress twelve inches wtds by four inches thick
faas ct sss saa
the pinned there and at intermediate space Of
diameter driven through suitable anger holes the
ss % ss s as
have noces Of eight inches long by twoinches
Of not less han long eight
q n s Wh sa ser
of five inch spikes each bace and these
% s s s
s o with ssd net he as sy Sedds Ss
fore The pins RYE The s the IN @
psS and md he latter shall e sd viii
sSa h ss % R a for Ss
BY ssh. shall be made of and s half inch
pieces the top keep sides being displaced
and said cutters shall through the whole width Of the side
Baok pAyENEs1-Ths walk pavement shall be laid with II
aks bricks OF The best quality II on ped OF
sss sasS be
nj E
seW 5 f ws the s sSs
ana with deeyity slope towards the o
low shall be filled up by contractor expense
well rnmmed until completely solid There shall be bedding
s h be properly beddsd therein in ns egasTy
That the will bear straight edge; otherwise it
GENERAL CLAusEs-A the materials shall be of the
quality and shall be furnished by the contractor we'll the
The contractor shall be bound to begin the work the ten
days The approve Of the adudicaon BY the Common
penalty q ten dollars per day for each and every day thereafter
CURED the faithful of the
Of the Street Commissioner
tasaiss Of he Street conformity with section
ls Of the new city charter and 70 be collected By The
y paa
ps e ey fsI'
The eontracto shall into the City Treasury prior
tractor shall right Of of said petitioners the
@ That hat case Of failure by the
b sisss viii bs
gho to s S s h @
default required BY article 1906 of the Civil Code and with
contractor shall time abandon the work finish and
complete the in conformity with his contract the said
tractor shall forfeit all claims he have for any part Of the
city shall thereby discharged from any and ali liability there
for and it also understood that the be esod
the contractor and his securities shall be held aud bound in
lido 70 unto the city all loss difference between the price
at which the contractor originally perform th
work and the price at which be adudcaed resale
| readjudicat6n '7Ef ~ ~. ~
Bids to be running foot Of sidewalk complete including
| the turning OF the corners. ls. g.. 3.
4 New Orleans, October 9Th, 1857. -
| @ lSignedl LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved BY the Committees on Streets and Landings
| both Boards of the Common Council.
| H. lSisnedl JNo. f. HOLLAND, cbo;rmsr
| Oh 81 Signedl A. LANDRY, -- e""''Ne'
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+ No. 3547. /

ift9a | mo. 504f. Et
Rored That the Comptroller be and he b hereby authorized
to SELL 10 The lowest bidder after five days notice in the Off.
Journal for constructing brick sidewalk Dor
cubsenes and wooden CUTTERS both sides Of lib
erty from Euphrosine TO Eraio Streets in conformity
with The petition Of Of real property on said street for
The said work be done accordance with lines and
be given the Surveyor and specifications file in his
Office The said adjudication be subect to the approval
rejection Of the Common Council SFlg E535:i 5-ltrI
= II [Sgned st.6s J. MAGIONI,t
~ President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
[Sgnedl H. M SUMMERS,
ri - 574F .sf ilt President Board of Aldermen.
4 Approved October l, 1854 lsl tt,.sa $50
tsignedl GHAs. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor. ol4
L istesE isss No. 354S.
Resolse That The Comptroller be- md he is hereby author
10 lowest bidder after five days notice in the
official Journal contract Tor constructing brick sidewalk.
bordered by crbones CUTTERS both sides OF
Toulouse street. Franklin IRENE Streets and paw
ing with round stones the Of said street. conformity
with the petition Of Of real property said for
the sane agreeaby to section No. ll9 of the city
charter The said work be done in accordance with lines and
be gyea BY the and on file in
his Office The said adjudication to be subject to the approval
or rejection Of The Common Council. ~
- 4 ISigned] - s j. MAGIONI,
( t.J4. 80 President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signed1 H. NJ. SUMMERS,
So 81 - al President Board of Aldermen.
tsgnsd] CHAs. N. WATERMAN, Mayor. oI4
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PERSEVERANCE DOOR, BLIND AND SASH
L FACTORY, -
Corner Of St Charles and Clio Streets New Orleans;
GEORGE PURVES Architect and Builder respectfully in
former business commenced the manufacture of Doors Sashes
and Bnts of description the above establishment.
All orders left his Office rs Commercial Place. the factory
or at the Mechanics Exchange Box 81 will be promptly at
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Approved by the Committees Streets Landings Of
lsignedl JOHN E. HOLLAND, cha;rr,.,
i.g tsignedl A. LANDRY, ehufmeh
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COPARTNERsHIP.

hOTICE-IHAvET THIS DAY SOLD TO Mr.. JAMES
IN A. DUNBAR all stock merchandise and business
heretofore held and conducted by for account
der the style of o. g. Dunbar Co. No. IA Canal and
recommend him to the patronage of all friends and
toners.
All those who have claims against indebted G. g.
Dunbar Co.. will please call upon alone the Office No.
IA Canal street, for settlement. GEO. g. DuEBAR.
New Orleans, February IL, 1857
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Y. NORTH CULLON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, will
II all professional business in Landry Avoy
Giles, thar may be entrusted to his Office at MARKS
VILE Ia
RefereneesChas NJ Waterman hardware merchant; c. N.
Olivier Esq Thos D. Miller commission merchant; Ghas b.
Singleton, attorney ataw; Nixon Adams Crescent office,
New Orleans. ms IykW
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Approved October Is, 1851. 4 90
oI7bt A true copy, JULES CAssARD Secretary
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-15

short time since Democratic paper "a
thu. city made violent attack On Mayer A.
II. Davenport, Il LIE Claire, because he re-
fused I. permit q man Who had been fined
beloc ham 10 take M APPEAL The L.
Clare Express thus lnsiiiies Mayer Da,.u.
YHt
On Friday Last, one DANIEL McEn.e, Ma.
Lrougit before Mayor Da,en,...i %, a
charge Of selling intoxicating li,,..ors IN Mo.
lation Of tho city ordinance Mcrp.r,
pleaded guilty 10 the charge and a. the
place (hearing the very cuphoni..,,s c.e,...-
men n s.h0le in the ground, = in which he
hal carried IN his illicit business, had ci,.,,
the city : great deal of trouble. aud hal
been tine source frlm which u large pro,S,r
lion u the drunkenness, street hr..l.. and
up oars which have for SOME time afflicted our
city ernanated, his Honor, NO doubt, Thought
saat little severity in this ease by way 1T
example, might operate hcneficially. lie
shsrsssrc fined McEnery in the ss,m If fihy
ooil.rs and costs, and in default of payment
:" the hhe, committed him 70 the city pri,
20 until The sanr sLnsld be paid. Al the
tine tH's Judgment wa- rendered. No Mn
peAi from = Wa asked Eur, nor w.s there
any formal application made Tor IN ap,eal
until the evening 81 the dAy E,llowinc. II
was teen very properly refused. TIE I.u
requiring thef 10 al criminal ca.es ,r,ed -
FIRE magistrate, IL the deiendan, w,.Ls. o.
appeal ffun the judgment rendered. ,l.r..
lac must Do 70 upon the rendition az ~,
Judgment, and for that purpose, h. a. ,.a...
ore enr him, must make m affidavit s,.,,,...
sisr factS, ahOwing the allcdged errors II IN
l.aoceedings, and that injustice has Le.n
ssnas HIN. II this Is MT dane the m.p;.'
trate ennnot allow the appeal. A tLi. Wa,
hit d0sse in the case fsfrrred "a ~.
Dsveagort vas right In refusing the anal