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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-04-08

DoST PRoPosE I'd WAIT the Legislature Of
Minnesota has passed a bill amending the coasti-
tuition. 50 that the State executives may De quail
fed, and enter upon the duti Of their respective
offices ~ specified time . the event OF a longer
delay on the part of Congress q recognize Mis-
nesota $ a State of the Union. This ausadneat
is to be submitted to the people on the second
Monday in April, 1858, provided the State shall
not be admitted prior 10 the time Of ha!iiur said
election, The terms Of Office will commence on
the lsr Of Mas, and coHrjaue uatil JaauArv. ls60
except that Of the aui.ior, who viii contiaae 10
otIice autil 1861
CAsrIGATIoS-Tae Worthingt0n Tines sars
Is We learn fro.n B Bloomington. tina. Dr. 4 Mar
lhy, few days sine inflicted castigatiaa mon
the head aa4 shoulders Of the Rev Wn II Dai-
y. with c7v hide. We Do not think t best ta
state tae Cause, As It might bring disgrace upon
the church q which the eeatla -n-u Is q 1r5FtIy
member, ard a. he might .keE Be innocent :
\ MoDz1 PRarEE correspondent Of he
Chicago Tribune says the following lacoaic pray
er was delivered il the Iowa House of Rzoresen-
tatiyes, a short tine ago by Rev Mr. Shine. I.
is certainly a model prayer
Great God bless the youn- ana r-9vi7g
State II Iowa, her Senator'S and Represent atfges
and her Governor aai state efisa-s. Give Is !
sound carreucv pure wate- 2ad 18ded.ed religion.
for CariSts sake Aneo.
q Mr.. Wind,e. living IN Macon county. Ms
solri, kied oae haadrei aai eighty three RABBITS
% piece Of ground three quarters Of an acre il
extent
e- IN Cincinnati coart. Mary Jane C-ibbet
obtained verdict for tea thousand dollars dan
ages against William M4taers. Tor breach of prora.
ise uoder aggravated Circumstances.
- Nine huai-ed persons left Nsx York for
C5IfurHia- . fes dAys 20, o. aa4r4 the steamers
Moses Taylor and y. L1l5s TIE rate OF oassav p
Has been recently reduced frsa SI25 to so
~hch. il i said, is the reason or this s1d3en smi
! grafton 70 California
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6inflnnatl
n f w HARD w A r E.
AT REDUCED PRICES,
To Close and Large Buyers.
SPRING INIPORTATIONs.

100 casks Walkers Trace Chains.
5000 doz W 2 Butchers F1es
do Chissls, Plane Irons, &c
200 sanderson Brother & c's stees
200 fagots do do Blister and Ger
Stees
1000 lbs. Norway Nail Rods
1000 kegs La Belle and Belmont Nails
- goo kegs and bags Grifin's Horse oe Nails
50 600 lbs. NJ. Z IT,. tag Mouse Hole Anvtts,
5000 lbs. Thomas Atwoods Wrought Anvils
10000 lbs. Peter Wrieht's Patent Anvis
500 dozen waIdrons and NeNtou Darling's Scythe's
500 " snaths AND Cradles assorted
~--.e-t1 Fs-E1sast aa@s asadisi Steal IIees
b5xss ot scyths Stones. Washita Oit stones;
400 doz Harvey Msnns new patent Axes
3oO " Lippineott's Dayton do;
200 = Hunts Douglas Axe Cos do
2n0 " IL Collins qualities a and b
1900 gross Gimbiet Point screws:
400 doz superior Wo 4 Hay KakeE
$50 = Isaac Ferris Hamts. all qualities
eco - Greenwood's Butt Hinges
1000 - u Greenwood & Cos HaIeabie Japaun ed
Goods
5000 John 1. Haven & Co.'S J,panned Goods
500 " 10 n Bradbury q sons Goods
800 = Cooper's Drawing Knives and Edge Tools
200 sets Co per's Tress Hoops qualities:
1000 feet ludft Rubber Betting. 8. to III inches
horticultural Implements. ~ great variety
Post Hole AugeTs, 8, T. o, 10. II and - inches
200 gross j. Russell q Co $ Table Cutlery
1900 doz. II Bunting q SONS Spring Gallery
1000 . Geo. Hosenhoim + sons /. X. l. Cutlery
e0ol Eyre Wari Cos Table Cutlery
Woodrough 4 .dCPariiu's saws. at their ic
x Hoe & Co.'S celebrated Saws a their
prces the Ohio Tool Compauy's Planes and
Plane Irons
1000 doz Livingston, Copeland Co.'S Novelty Goods
O,Od0 his. Miles 9reenwouis sad Irous
200 doz G. T. sicwer's Joiner's Tools.
All the above goods the lowest prices, and
iberai terms Of credit.
Feb l.. 1853. Iotf
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r The Overland California mail .,riv.s

GB- The overland California mail arrived al
San Antonio the 1th instant, 10 txensy-six
days from San Diego-the quickest trip on re-
cord
letter from Gerri. Smith Is published ia
which be says that, TO his knowledge. Brooks
would never have committed his brutal assault
upon 5amner. had be lot been under the inaaeuce
Of liquor 81 the time.
Az AMERICAN LADY 0cTsHrxrxG THE FxrsEss
e stray4gance in dress. st the French Coart il
said 70 exceed anything Of the sicd ever known
there- An income Of $4,000 year scarcely
sahces - dress equal 70 the requirements Of the
court An American lady. whose husband was
rich, determined 10 oatshiae the Empress at one
"f The receptions She nearly ruined her husband
BAT she accomplished Der object and was called
ihe best dressed xomsa of the party
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.Trr FOR TAr,'-The Rockpor. Democrat.
a Douglas organ, takes down the names Of
Daniel Mcclure and Joseph K. Mcdonald.
nominees of the Sth of January convention,
because they refuse TO take their stand on the
platform adopted by the 23dofFebruary con-
ventioa.
Ga the other hand the Upton Dominion"
refuses to support Samuel E. Perkins for
Supr Judge. because he approves both
the Douglas and Buchanan platform. and says
be can stand upon both
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No. II.
A Rnle That Is made TO Work Both
vXaSS,

The Roekpor, Ind. Democrat, takes down
the names OF Daniel Mcclure Lecomp'on
candidate for Secretary OF State and Joseph
Mcdonald candidate for Attorney GeneFsi'
and for SO doing gives the toitowlag reasons
Inasmuch as the Administration has made
the Lecompton swindls test of Democracy,
the neonle have ais, concluded 10 make 1t
Test The only difference between ola Duck
and the people is. thai while his .es'
works one way. the peoples works ano,aet
wav The people propose 10 withhold .ieif
support for n headed Democrats, VINO nave
violated their pledges for the promise OF pro
motion BY the President. hen DehociS''
disregard their pledges. and abandon 'ns
beaten trac Of Democracy the people p,oPoss
TO 'let en- - In accordance WITH this
discrimination = the Democracy OF inassna'
understood Al he -gfnd OF sasoraarys ysosate
Mass Convention, We Aaal ao,cR the name
OF Daniel Mcclure. candidate for Secretary
OF State. he having repudisted the platform OF
the Democratic party. then and there laid
down.
Mr. Joseph Mcdonald. candidate for At
tornev General. having also repudiated Dem.
ocratic principles in a public speech at Terre
Haute. we chop of his head. Others VIC
take the some stEts will be served the same
wav. Candidates of the Democratic party
who refuse 10 endorse the cardinal principles
of the party cannot receive our support a.
least. We tell the candidates of the 8th o.
January, that if they repudiate the action o
the 22d mass meeting. and pin their creed &c
Buchanan. Bright. Fitch and Lecomptou
swindle, they can't be elected by long shot
The Democratic party has made the great
principle of popular sovereignty" a test Of
Democracy and whoever don't choose to
subscribe to it. must look TO the President 70.
favors and not 10 the people.
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high claims Of the peace. safety happiness. and
common welfare OF the people
With this brief notice we commend our
worthy fellow citizen TO The favorable coasid-
Grafton OF the people Of the Stste, as highly
qnslifed 10 discharge the responsible duties
Of Judge Of the SaPreme Court.
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Atte atiGa! Gardeners!
II z.v'D ron .zL ~

r1NHE nndersign ed offers for sale favorable
Eighteen Acres OF Choice E.ond every teot u
witch cultivated. The Land lies the side
OF the White water River the city OF Richmond
There three OF it with timber
sufficient for FIRE wood. &c The Land is h gh and
dryhe principle nortiou OF it in good state OF cultva
ton There is the land good Brick House
with good ellar &c The House is nearly a
Smoke ouse, Stable and other houses All in
pair There also quarry side Of the
tract that he opened with ittle labor The
s % the quality for building The title IS
unquestioned. Posse sion be given Immediately IL
desired
For further particulars, to price terms &c enqu
of the subscriber the premises. IL B. Payne at his
Office Citizens Rank. Any communications by mail
will he promptly answered by either
BERNARD TUESCHLoG.
Richmond. Ind, Feb lS, 1888. I -3m
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N o T 1 C E .

rH'nE undersigned has been appointed Local Agent
The state Mutual Fire and Marine Insurance 60.
ii Pa Also Commonwealth Insurance Co, OF
place. for this city and is autharzed
pile Policies OF Insurance Renew old
cies aud such other business
by the All wishing insure In the
Companies. wishing renewal OF their Policies
quested to make application soon
CHARLES c. DENNIS
oiuce at j, McWhiuney's Pork House At the Depot.
Richmond. lad eh.lb, i-S@. lutt
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A PROFITABLE JOKE TO A MINISTER
week or two ago, merchant in Gardiner
Maine offered to give barrel of -four to Rev.
Charles Blake, Baptist minister in that city.
provided the young ladies would haul it to
him. The girls agreed to the proposition, the
-four was placed on the trucks, and about forty
young ladies' took hold of the ropes and drew
the barrel about half a mile up one Of II steep
est hills in q 4rdiner, 10 the minister house
The Gar liner Band. seeing what was going
or, headed the procession. and plaTed some
excellent music. There was a large crowd 10
witness the proceedinss,and cabinet maker
brou 5ht out handsome rocking chair which
he fastened to the barrel and let i, 90 as an
additional present TO the minister
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T.. r. Il T. = HIS
T.. r. RU SH,S
MERCANTILE COLLEGE.
Located at Richmond. wayne Co.. Ind
Terms :-For a FIJI course Of study. time uulimit-

Terms :-For q faIl course Of study time uulimft-
ed, pas IN advance. $40 90.
Big Onc,---
For sale large Cooking stove salsAsle for Hotel
or Boar ting House. CHEAP
To Rent .---
W T DENNIS
The Very.
DesirAb residence OF Or. s prsSe Ga Pearl stres
IL 0Gered for sale a. Bargain, apply -
W 7 DENNIS. Agent.
or soOd Hay within half mile Main Street FOR sale
nv VT pxSNTS
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The slave Trade in Lomis lana.

The LOUISIANA papers are discussing what
they call the African Apprentice Bill, by
which the State proposes to give color of
law, in defiance of that of Congress. to the
importation of twenty-five hundred blacks
from Africa. 10 be reduced 10 slavery. The
measure is strongly supported and its friends
confidently count upon carrying It at the next
session.
Its defeat in the Senate after passing the
House, was. as we have before noticed eff
fected by only two majority, and the mover
OF an indefinite postponement was. himself, a
friend of the bill One Of the country papers
of Louisiana, which favors this nullihcation
bill, says it was lost Through the treachery,
at the decisive moment, of one of its original
and most ardent supporters, acting, as is in-
timated. in obedience to imperative orders
from the Czraarilta At Washington
If this is not altogether suspicion--as i,
probably is mott would seem that some ol
the authorities at Washington were in close
communication with the friends of this move
ment, and that avowed by the Senator
referred to. it was deemed advisable TO wait
a year. that public opinion might be better
prepared for this renewal Of piracy. fent
has also been made. according TO rumor. of
investigating the alleged Pearl River traffic
IN stolen negroes No faith, however. need
be placed in the sincerity Of any such effort,
It has really been made The South have
a plantExccutive at their control and will
make the most of him while his term lasts
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The Patent Office sen, II. G. Williams last
fall to make explorations in western Kansas.
part of the Indian Territory and northern
Texas, to obtain information respecting the
grape vines Of that region, and make collec-
tions Of the same. He traversed region ex
tandlne from a little east of Fort Smith on tho
Arkansas, to the Lower Cross Timbers. in
Texas. and includes considerable portion Of
the Choctaw nation. Eight hundred miles Of
/ this he travcrsed on foot, in pursuit of his ex-
amnlations and collections The cuttings and
vines be has brought with him to this city
have been placed by the Patent Office in pro
per hands for roofing out. with view to their
future distribution, in such a way as will be
m st likely to insure their propagation. The
Washita grape.a white variety is the most ex-
cellsnt in his collection. 1t hasbeen introduced
into France, and pronounced unsurpassed by
an kind there, both for wind aad the table.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
MEpNEspAY. Anril 2lst. ISIS.

WEDNk5DAfI dpIII sIeVj IpVo'
The Board met this day pursuant to adjournment.
Members present. Messrs. Conway, DeLabarre,
Dupre, HARRISON Landry and Vennard-6.
Mr.. Landry was called to the chair.
Mr.. DeLabarre, on behalf of the committee APP
pointed agreeably to resolution No. $751; offered the
following report which was adopted and the "0rdin
ance concerning the Wharves OF the city OF New Or
leans, and providing for the Farming the Revenues
thereof" accompanying said report, what taken up
section by section, the rules being suspended
The special joint committee appointed agreeaby to resolu-
No $751; for purpose reeonstruciing ordinance No
1864 entitled An ordinance concerning the Wharves OF the
city OF New Orleans and providing for the Farming the REEVE
thereof honor that after doiber
sgn they have reconstructed ordinance No 1854 in accordance
with the aud alterations and reqnt ed,
from observation and experience Of the operation effectively
of said ordnance points, and particularly In governing
of the na0 features 81 the
dnance by committee Is that the term o. lease
be and nine months that said lease
Will expire The % June 1853 thus having the summer
months for the repairs OF the wharyes and esees when com
partially suspended and when every department for
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CoMPTRoLLERs OFFICE. I
City OF New Orleans sJuly 7, 1855.
y ESOLVED, That the Comptroller be, and
IL he hereby authorized and required 10 give notice by
standing advertisement nthe official Journal that in accordance
h the ninth of ordinance No. 1872 approved March
So 1884 the Council will pay any bill against the city unless
ntrseted under authority Of order from the Comptroller,
In accordance with the ordinance referred to.
lSignedl r. l.. TRACY
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
[Signedl l.. H. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April IS, 1855
lSgned] JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention of the officers of the city and Of the public Is
respectfully called SO the foregoing resolution.
4. THEARD,
ly16h Comptroller City Of New Orleans.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

TUESDAY, April 90, 1853
The Board met this day pursuant to adjournment
Members present Messrs. DeLabarre, Dupre, How
ELL Landry Vennard and Willis.
Mr.. Landry was called to the chair.
The reading of the minutes was, on motion, dis
pensed with.
The following communication was read
BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
April Is le5S.
To the honorable the President and members
of the Board of Aldermen:
Genemen-I have the honor nfrrm yon that the follow
ing resolutions, adopted by honorable body were CON
Cured in BY the Boafdoi Assistant Aldermen
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pairs be Eugplied a. ell A. exseut Your
committee whOui entering rep Of
changes made. the f wing ordnee The re.n
thetf deoeratob ard adoption n same that
the said Of the vhsrvss be sold al an early date
as contemplated By your committee
8. P. 1lELABARRE, Chairman.
A. Landry,
y. HOWELL.
". 7. vENHARn.
JOHN r. HOLLAND
J. ". REID
hoBERT HUyGHE
l.. LOMBARD.
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NnrrrIrr flnrr - Is ian,ier lssA

NoUvEILE ORLEANS, l6 janyier 1858
MessieursNous soussgnes proprieiares Ia Frank
lin, partr de Ia Poydra IA de la Commune expSet
honorable corps que dSsiIczss
que h de pavee pierrss ondes les banqniss
ryeiees Ia oa neeessaFe de lie fae. Lie
dams eqel SO eelte reud neeesAiTa
Ce travail pent eire ts prix modee la vile Dc "a hes
materiauN netessaiTes 4 s. execution.
Nous un'une
decrei les 49, l2 l2i de Ia chnrtre ~
ct petiiOnnaes arnas
Respectueusement etc.
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may at data
!. =. fxLABARRF, Chairman.
A LANDRY
\; HOWELL
JOHN " HoIf4wn
in, RID,
l.. LOMBARD.
az opr,v, vos, ..us...,., =. $50
orrsn, and providing FOR srnDinE he Rsssnnss 5spoi
~ ,,r ~, ~ n Ia 80 y ~ ~
Aem oTtsdn. I'll, ma dinr ~ y ,h a ai'ss
after having gwen ,~sn & o rs % nn ss sasa
sna 70 KS ~ "a "t oIIsssbir anseI istr
din.uces upon all ships yssses s,ssn.hips as
boat s1a wassr e erss o. s & ms em"sSenT On ~
-. snc ~ - asins vvitb ~. s,sk dsv ~ r.
ises i~y " "e''"e' io''' "'D s'1"s "'' ~ - ''
ioe se, f....;. ....;o, ,z,. ar, ,,o,ior adontod
The foregoing section was, on inouon, aaopteu.
SIC That me purpose Of said ~ and sale ne
lowss
elton FRS shall comprise az The wh ives and isna g q
a,nsa s,;, the nsr or optsn limit al "a 4 civ and the
upper line u Fslicty road
Section Second shall c9mprise AL the .harves and landings
cansi AN t,hn ~ p ay ~ yev road md he lower
line Of North Market street
Section Third shall comprise al the wharves and landings
g sa Ing I WV N,s u Pr , f ~ ~, @ Wn,1 g
thar tart OF The Tiver front Of the city, which sp9opsate 70
s.s,on Esrr,b hs ali the and Ia,dine. of
-sid civ yng and being upon The xs sipp liver and con
tanned within the lower portion OF The river front o
said city which is appropriated the Canal stree ferry and
the uppe line Of The Pcayune tier ftpne M rewards bs
sisa6oat landing which l. hereby and srsed
tompany Tor ferry landing Pyosdsi that said Compsy
shall within nneiy DAYS after MODIFICATION II liz CIV
= ns1,nt ~ bsis own .aense t. a..
for he landing OF their aid ferrys and sd within sid
nsny shall At their own expense seep n guI and cosn re-
rac be said whArves slips and he Ieves ed within
barsss and slips to be completed and KEPT Il repair under he
ali freight landed within dbjeet 10 The ord
nv % a 1870 a., II ~ ., We o
shall al any ms have the right Of reyoking II. pvsre
granted chanp removing said ferry and
ings.
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ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.


TUESDAY, April 20, 1858.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjournment.
Members present Hon. j. Magioni, President /;
Messrs. Dolhonde, Hall, Holland, Huyghe Kearny,
Lombard, Phelps and Whitney-9.
On notion the reading of the journal was dis.
pensed with.
The following communication from the Comptroller
was read, and, on uIoton, referred to the Finance
Committee:
CoMPTRoILER's OFFICE
New Or .eans, Aprl 20 1858.
To the honorable the Common Council ~
OF the City Of New Orleans
Gentlsmen-I have the honor herewith transmit sats
ment OF the receipts expenditures of the city of New
Oeaus for the quarter ending 3Ist March last also
this day.
avail myself Of this occasion inform your honorable body
That The tax bills edgers registers etc. estate etc.
The year 1851 payable In 1851, ready delivery
baVe Just completed the signing Of the bills which
came into my hands yesterday from the clerks employ ed
make oui the same.
Very respectfully your obedient servant
T. THEARD, Comptroller
The following weekly report from the Treasurer
WAS, on motion, referred TO the Finance Committee
TREAsURER's DEPARTMENT.
ReV Report Of Receipts and Disbursements for The Week End
ing Saturday, Aprit II, 1883
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Mr.. Hall moved that the prayer Of the petitioners
be granted.
Mr.. Holland objected and moved that the petition
be laid on the table. Carried by the following vote
Yeas Messrs. Magi0n Dolhonde, Holland,
Huyghe, Lombard, Phelps, Waldo and Beebe--s.
Nays: Messrs Hall, Kearny and Whitney,.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were read, the rules
being suspended, and motion referred to the Com
mttee on Streets and Landings:
Rsolred That the Surveyor be authorized and directed 10
fsa:e two crossings p ss made At he Junction Of
coed sixty dollars seO-for each 80 F-r--7
authorized purchase thousand feet Of yellow pine three
se sT g the % Of 'psns The psn road. Of The
taken om The Amons appropriated in the budget for 1855 for
The following resolutions were read the rules
being suspended, adopted, and motion sent TO the
Board OF Aldermen for concurrence:
Rsoired That the Comptroller be aud be hereby author
Official Journal contract for he construction Of brick cu
lion with Circus street. ato The New Basin. The whole
Yeas Messrs. Magioni, Dolhonde, Hall. Holland
Buyghe, Kearny, Lombard, Phelps, Waldo, Whitney
and Besbe-ll.
Mr., Reid took his seat
Re,otod That the Committee Work House and Prisons be
and they hereby authorized purchase bars md
clothing absolutely required for the inmates Of the Inssne
Yeas Messrs Magion, Dolhonde, Hail. Holland
Hnyghe, Kearny, Lombard, Phelps, Reid, Waldo
Whitney and Beebe-12
was read and motion referred to the Finance Com
mittee
AN ORDINAN section Is Of ordinance organ
1856
SECTION l. BE ordained M Council Of s city
Of Nttr Orleans That section Is II hardnhnce entitled, An
Ordinance organizing the Compoers Department approved
August 25h 1856 amended read as follows, vi:
SEC Is BY aud q te Board Of
Aermen The COMPTROLLER shall appoint the following officers
70 be employed By him by the year, viz
Deputy Comptroller whose duty shall be TO aid and assist
the Comptroller the perfomsi all thr duties mposed
the and and sign IN his place In Of alb
sickness Of the Comptroller for whose official
said Comptroller his shall be held responsible
Book keepe, Assistant Hook keeper and Clerk
The of the said officers shall be follows via
Deputy Comptroller. $llOQ
BOOK Ike per- @VuU
Assistant Book KEEP = 1871
.
And said officers ha be paid monthly by the Treasurer
the Of said COMPTROLLER And When the time for
the bills shall arrive each the Comptroller shall
allowed number of clerks and such length
time ehaiTmen Of the Finance Committees think
proper The salaries q said extra clerks shall be liked by said
ehamen OF the said Finance Committees Hnd said Comptroller
paid by the the Of said Comptroller
Be further ordained That this odi,ance shall
take effect aud be in full force from and after the h OF April
lS5S.
AZ Wall Hal A. olo;r
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PETITfONs--OFFICIAL.
10 THE HosoRABLE rag coms1ops

4 Council Of the city ri Ae9 uTleans
We the unde signed owners Of property fronting on Fssis
respectfully honorable body
saelad from Magnolia Brood The surface
street semi eipcat snape the Of whiel
overflow. ei.her frrm hoorinc lake
p itioners, in duty bound, viii ever pray.
Namea Of nelilrs No Of fest Names q peiiIrs No q f