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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-04-06

SEALING DRUNKEN NAN FoR DzS-
sEcTioN-Some nights ago, says the
New York Tribune, q number Of young
men, while on their way home, came
across seedY docking individual, per.
fectly inseneitle from the ELECTS of IL
auor, stretched At full length upon the
sidewalk. Their funds were quite ex-
hausted, and how to s'raise The windH
had fer some time been q matter u Dis
cussion. A proposition to bag ths
drunken loafe- and sell him to the doc
tors at q medical college was agreed
upon. A bag was procured, the inebri-
ate slipped into the sack aud borse up-
on the shoulders of the party % the col.
lege. The doctor answered the sum-
mons at the bell and demanded what
was wanted, when the spokesman said.
doctor, we have got stiff for you."
Tire doctor asked few questions, and
paid SIS for the s'stiff," that being the
sum required. The sack, with it's con-
tents, was deposited in the hall, and the
fellows had taken their departure. whom
the loafer, who vas thrown in rather aa
uncomfortable position, attracted tbe IT
tentiou of the Doctor jusi as be was
about closing the door. He at once
perceived that the man was alive, and
again opened the door, AalloWed TO the
young fellows. who fingered on the walk,
telling them that the man was alive
''AIl right" said the spokesman; "yaovs
got him now, and you can kill him vixen
you want him" The doctor saw that
he had been sold, and rocketed the joke.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-04-06

PRoFANIrr.-Converse net with liap
or swearer, or . man Of obscene or wsn-
ton language; for either he will corrupt
you, or at least it will hazard your ree
utatiou to be one Of the like maxine and
if it doth neither. yet it y.i.iil eii ,vour
memory with such discourses that Il viii
be troublesome to you Il after time: and
the returns of ttaae menbranoe Of the
passages Which you have long since heard
OF, shiSs nature win haunt you when your
:.aoughts shoald b bettar- enpioysd--
Str -Hsany Hale. - /;
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-04-06
A DOMESTIC ROW.


Morton, the editor cf the Nebraska
Nesds, thus describes domestic row
and subsequent reconoiliation Of which
he was witness:
Coming down the Missouri, near Bean
Lake, between Weston and st. Joe, our
boat was hailed by woman on shore.
The officers of the craft, With their usu-
al gallantry, rounded tor headed up
stream, and stopped the lady informed
them that the "duds and cooking con-
sarns" we're all packed in the cabin hard
by, ready for removal, and that il was
her desire to take passage down the riv.
er. Immediately the duds were ander
way, and fast coming on deck, when .
man pfowing in an adjaeent field was
seen to drop the reins, and noant the
horse, and come charging and yelling To-
wards the boat. Thecaptain waited un.
til he had arrived, and then puffiug and
blowing. said: Ann, whar on earth are
you goin' tew? p
Said she, 'Joab, allow to go where
I amt to be cuffed, and cursed, and
mauled every day, by such brute -
you are.'
Said he, in very melancholy tome
Ann, FAREWELL
Said she, doubtfully-tJoab, If you'll
treat me better, I'll stay and live with
you until the breath is clean oss Of @y
BODY
And Joab promised that he would and
that hs hoped to be eternally dog-en ed
to thunder if he wouldn't pay the cap
tain for landing, and treat all around,
if she would just stay; and SO she stayed.
And the last seen of this nearly separa-
ted couple, they were affectionately en-
bracine each other ON the bank Of the
big muddy surrounded BY seven little
free-soil boys, whose shirt-tails, like the
banners of Macbeth. were hung upon the
outer walls, and whose eyes were fun ef
gum, dirt and wonder.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-04-06

VoLrA1RE.-Nearly hundred years
ago Voltaire resided al Geneva. One
day he said to some friends, in boast
full, sneering tone Before thes begin
ming of the nineteenth century, Chris
taiuity will have disappeared from the
earthl' Well! in that same house, in
that same room where these impious
words were spoken, what think you there
is today? A large deposit of Bibles
The sacret books gil the house from the
floor to the ceillingl So much for Vol
taire's predietioni
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-04-06
Minnesota I LandAgency.

J. NJ. & A. P. SWINEFORD,
ID EAL Estate Dealers, and Agents, Land
HI Warrants located and Investments made
yielding fifty per cent. Taxes paid, DC. A P.
Swineford being resident of Albert Lea,
Minnesota, is well aequainted with the natural
advantages Of he TERRITORY, and the best
points for ievestment. Afew,choice Lots and
farming Lands for sale. For further informa-
kion isqnire of Jas. Swineford, Ashland o., or
address A. P. Swineford, Albert Lea, Free
born county Minnesota.
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4oetrp
DEAD RECKONING.

"An account of the ships course and dis
tance, calculated without the aid of Celestial
observation .';-WEssrKR's DICTIONARY.
Last night my Soul went out to sea-
Down through the Pagan gloom,
As chartless rs Eternity,
And dangerous as Doom.
By binding gusts of no God chased,
My crazy craft plunged on;
crept aloft, in prayer to find
The lighthouse Of the Dawn.
No shore, no star, no sail ahead,
No look-outs saving song,
Death, and the rest. athwart my bows,
And all the reckoning wrongl W.
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What is the difference between
an auction and sea-sickness? One is
the sale of efects-and the other the ef-
fects Of sail. ,s5t ..-S.sE.
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Painting, Glazing, &c.

THE subscriber having purchased
III the old and popular Paint Shop lately
occupied by G. d F. Knoth. will hold himself
in readiness 90 execute promptly all orders
for Sign, Ornamental or House Painting, in
all its various branches.
Ash1And. May 90, 1857. ly5o
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m $50 E L L A n EoU s
LIVERY sTABLE-D. j

oGRLNJEW LIVERY STABBED. B.
Z-1N Gray, Proprietor. Family and
Pleasure Carriages. and 2:40 Horses, to be had
at all hours Passengers conveyed to any of
the neighboring towns Oh the shortest notice.
Prices reduced to suit the hard times. OTSta-
bles in the rear of MeNulty House.
February 4, 1857. 34f
DYALL d CHARLES, Real Estate Agents
h and Surveyors, Sioux City, Iowa. Land
Warrants located at reasonable rates
TThe Land office will be openep on the
18th Of February, 1858, for the location of
lands south Sioux city.
N BAH selections personally made.
February 4. 1857. 34tf
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For the Little Folks

a Fer the Little Folks.
NANDIES of al kinds and ofthe best quali-
NJ ty to be found at the Book and Drug
Store Of CLARK d POTTER,
30 Successors TO 3 b Chabb.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-04-06

TN7ILLIAM RALSTON, Jeweler and Sid
w yer Smith. a few doors west of the Nc
Eulty House, Ashland, Ohio. Gold and Steel
Pens, and achoice variety of JesFelry, kept
soonstantly on hand. Highest price paid for
old GsEd and Silver. Repairing done to or
: r, On eeasonable terms-satisfaction war
ranted.
February 4. 1857 34tf
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= z w e L e AZ $ .

9 r. GooDFELLoW, " atch Maker
EA il. and Jeweler. Dealer in Watches,
80, Clocks, Jewelry, Yankee Notions, DC.
Watches and Clocks repaired and warranted.
The highest price paid for old Gold and Sill
ver. Shop one door eastof the Empire Store,
Ashlsnd, Ohio.
February 1. 1857 26tf
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- nR. S.WooDIN Dentist, Of
H. IL fee two doors east of ]. W.
1111IJBoyd's Store. Teeth inserted from
sone to full set. Filling done to order, and
warranted to give satisfaction.
February 4. 1851 34tf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-21

~ Apprepra ed for ferry Of than
hund ed nd afty feet a n. foot -. Ann
Mr.. Magioni moved to amend by striking out the
words Tin the third lDe) l5sger side Of Toulouse
street. and insert the words upper line OF Jefier-
son street" Carried.
And section as amended adopted
Section It'll
Section Serenh shall comprise all the whsrves and landings
o. said city, being the river and
tanned within the lower line Of that portion ~ he river front Of
said city which appropriated the Espsnade aud
lower or northern limit Of the city. %
Mr.. Stickney moved that the following words be
added TO the foregoing section which was carried,
and section as amended adopted:
EAcpting therefrom six wharve which shall be built salt
able for he under the supervision u the City Sur
yeyo at the Of the city and shall be bervsen
bahoemew and France street. The .ad vharyes hereby
appropriated solely for the OF the shipping Of the whole
said whaves shall be kept order the Of
lessee Of said seventh section"
Section Sd read and adopted.
Section laird That s.ia shall sdjudcate and sell
A. aforesaid the revenues coecnbe aforesaid within the
rous SECTIONS forth IL the section OF this orsnane
separate ard commencing with section FIRST and ending
Mr. Hall moved to adjourn to Thursday evening
next, at O'Clock, for the purpose Of taking up the
ordinance concerning the whaves Of the city and for
farming the revenues thereof. Carried.
On motion the Board adjourned.
CHAS. W. HOPKINS, Secretary pro tenn.
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ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer.
New Orleans 18th May, 1889.
The following communication from the Surveyor
was read, and on motion, referred to the Committee
on Streets and Landings ,,-...
City Hall New Orleans May Is, ls5S.
r. Al. honorahle the Common Council
To the honorAo'' ' Board of Assistant Aldermen
a,tlamenBy resolution No S05 was authorized 70 line
nd nlanks TAX en- up from the plank on Claiborne
% h ch on said Claiborne street from Toulouse 10 Cont
consnnent repaired to the spot, in order to have
~ oYk as ordered execute but 10 my great as,onishmeh
A ,h.f III whole panks taken up from three square,
iouh9 and could he found nowhere These psnks
@ o Under nv care and therefore cannot account ior the
same. MI, - ham ordered 10 preyent the 81 ell
he UNI Wing into the same, which wo is much needed,
Ioap resnclfuy authority TO purchase the necessary
nlanks at a cost OF about s4lo. A.. ..,aD,
iie LOUIS II. PILE, City Surveyor
The following communication from the surveyor
,,os read and on motion, laid over subject TO call
W." SuRyEYoRs DEPARrsEET }
Civ Hail. New orleans, May IL, 1857
=, Al, ...h,. ,he Cannon Council
To tho honorable 'ne Board Of Assistant Aldermen:
:. N-.-..s nv duty to report Mr.. Dennis
for taking and RELAXING diagonay tne
OIohsu NJ nrng Of Royal and Tchoupiton As steel As
sque GS y ron,nly with he condition OF ms eohtset r
haslnk XIV, ok 10 begun In the ten days foIoT,ne ~
n the adjudication by the tou1moh ~ II
pfoNs " t elapsed since The protnn % W.
two days ~ ssse s5povng he adjudication by me Oomp
~ nossneut has yet been ma " tue eoh'He'0'
, uSv,i a commencement Of the work; D,
lfsNAiN LOUIS II. PILE, oi's suffs!'t'
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gsh Orleans Daily 6rsstsnt.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
CDNn Nn1N GOWN CHI.
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.


TUESDAY, May Is, 1858.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjournment
Members present Hon. ]. Magion, President !;
Messrs. Hall, kearny. LOMBARD Phelps, Waldo, Whit
ney, Beebe and Stckney-9.
On motion of Mr.. Hall, Chas. W. Hopkins was ap
pointed Secretary pro tenn.
On motion, the reading of the minutes was dis
pensed with.
The following communication from the Mayor was
read, and, on motion, referred to the Police Com
mittee
MAroRALrr or NEw oRLEASs,l
City Hall, May 3D. 1855 5
conference.-the enclosed communicate ion from D. AuEuStln
leans for thousand dollars damages behalf Constance
BY the keeper Of The Police Jail requested to transmit to
your honorable body for your consideration and action
'0'' 0''o' oHA ass NJ WATERMAN. Mayor.
The following communication from the Comptroller
read, and on motion, referred to the Committee
Streets and Landings with the exception OF those
parts n regard to the statement Of checks drawn by
the Treasurer, which was referred to the Finance
Committee
CoxPrRorLERs oryIcx, I
New Orleans, May II, 1858.
ii''''' '' '-' O''''" q the city Of New Orleans
Gentlemen In accordance with Nos 3s4s and
$751; with previous notice from this Office, adudcsted
the sth inst. the following contracts:
rhoas. Hines|weSster Long security, for $40
Eos PAYING @ ns nS 20 Nj ;a a The psans ah5
81 cents running superficial foot for gutter stones and curb
also herewith enclose statement No 81 Of checks drawn by
the Treasurer. for week ending this day
7. THEARD, Comptroller.
CoMPrRoLLBR's OFFICE,
New Orleans, May 10, 1853
OF the city OF New Orleans:
Gentlemen In accordance with resolution No 1851, and
with previous tn Office the l4th instant
Of the Chsnen Of the Finance Committees opened the
only sealed pr posa received for constructing bridge across
Cor0ndeet which from Louis SuTgi
$4,000 and offering o. Honold, as security.
And on The 70 b. ssrsea9y to The below named
Gated the following contracts:
Per ordinance $3.50 for paving Franklin street. from Poy
dras Common with round stones TO Nicholson TO-
J. lincoln, security, ut the following rates
Thirteen cents superficial foot for curb and gutter stones
furnished and laid
GEMS per running gutter taken and
laid
Thirty per running foot for the brckng Of the
sidewalks taken MP and reaid, etc. and
81 "a per superficial yard for the paving complete.
Per ordinance No 1892 for making brick sidewalks etc
Bienvle from Johns streets to Dennis
For lighting the oil lamps Of the city, per ordinance NO.
3S9T As follows; -
Rioraen seculity-At $2l IS per lamp per annum
second District stoker Siebsrking-seenry, f. Stunker
Y. ksthman-si s2l 25 per lamp per aunnm ,,,,
Riorden secuTty-At SO IS Der lamp per Annnm,
Fourth District, VIM BownTereBce Coyle, security
All Of which is subject to approval Of your honorable
bo1y.
Your obedisnt want, :,
The following weekly reports from the Treasurer
were read, and on motion, referred to the Finance
Committee
TREAsURERis DEPARTMENT.
Weekv Report Of ece pts the Week End
ing Saturday, Nay B, 1853.
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CoMPTROLLER--oFFICIAL.
coNPTRoLLERs oFPr1E,S
CITY Of Nss 0fiesns. Nay II, Ies5-
r No. 39lZ. I
Esss sa A''' c Il ST 4 WATERMAN. Mayor.


SFEcIFIcATloNs for the contract for taxi
As 81 Mays Vegetable Market s junetion q Annaneis
H. sansrsses ball ike dow and sI..is franz
eoia,as granite basis & steps essEas n f.es il he
&c sa sss u &c root iron ssa granite s
IS q he eo..sss he sr.ns ~ saa ss5ss ne aaszas q
a ss On ss . ss1Ss .s Of ss ~ hsys Mar
esas and Fulton and all The other materials shall be
he properly q the contractor and shall be removed and hauled
sid s..s. s sosir.s,.. .ssIl al
srs Of The b. ldax all daages done The through
s ss % q M s e. Il s
Ts .h1s r,s 70 = ssss ",,, hs e The c "
Az nsess., sor sa haalus shah be farn.hsd and paid
u; $500 han s bound begin .s sr. 4 he ten
nov ossne and e nplss The same thirty asss sfsr nader
sEsarty 100 shall he required TO guarantee
Payments . cash work accept
veil Ell sasr q sos sss sa ' s e failure ~
a. f. q aTa ss s q ~" ii. ~ ss s ss
s. sss ne =, cork mn. beng hs Council shall
cofs. snd yiheas .ppy.s s:sss : .sa si
sod that IN The contractor any abandon The
his cont act he said conaelor shall forfeit al sas he
have for sny g. e. ts .e.h p % se s.is q ne shsaae
eli LIABILITY therefor and is is .ise veil undsrsts
ssh and boanS n oo e pay INTO ,hs civ ri To- n s
saas sstsssS Price wish he con originally
sd fsis !, sale q @ dc don =
va sas s e g Or ", s wao,s s, cork complete
'''|i Signed = LOUIS h PILE, CITY surv.ye-.
Boards Of the Common Council.
sss:sI 5 u y l. hoIIasD. }ch.-...
Registered May 10. 1855 ,,, rms,
| HhyIiI2 Clerk q Comptroller.
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BAYLOR q c o.
DREcT TRADE

Notice hereby given all claims which may appear
upon proper examination due from The books OF Baylor
Co., be established BY due process OF
law will be promptly paid, with interest," IN in
Pp ami the correspondenis Of Baylor Co. hron Ehou
she Ctton Dre that during business seaaon
sdvsnrss viii he made Is usual in Orleans Cotton for
drec shipment EUROPE led In ali cases BY
tee for N balances due each shipment
Orders Baggng will be tled by direct Importation
from Calcutta into the port Of New Orleans.
q sn a. me iIon already identified duplicate
.cconnt sales will in every instance LONON
Nv a Public Accountant interested To
dslav PLANTERS shipped sill send forward the
and sght their Cotton and such other Information
All letters private as we'll business relating
affairs Co., and direet uade,n will Addressed to
&C. @. BAYLOR. a LOMR RI STREET, LONDON"
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EsPAVE DU PREMIER DISTRICT-u n
Il etc conduit depot des du Premier District
Oryades entire les Julie ct Girod, CONNIE epave
une chevre blanche ct noire ayant lie dos echande.
81 la dite cneve nest reclamee dams dix jours ct les
payes vendne enchere publique dit de-
pot, SAMkDI, 20 de mai 1855, 10 beures A. NJ.
P. A. GUYoL. Commissare des rues.
Nouvelle0reans. II mai 1858. myl6 "A Is
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FOURTH DIsTRICTPOUND-sWa brought
the Fourth District Pound jackson street, between
Laurel and Constance streets. estrays-
white she Goat. the point Of the len horn of.
One black she Goat, with collar
One white and black she Goat, without hor-s
One yellow she Goat, short horns.
One black and uhite she Goat, short horns
Which claimed within days the expenses there
paid will be sold public aucton said pound MON
DAY, 3lst day OF May. 1883. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
New Orleans, May Is, 1883
PA. GUYOL Street Commissioner.
Registered May IS, 1855. 49,
HENRY DUREL,
Clerk of Comptroller
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Notices that termination 1T the cobart-
nership now existing according aret agree
N mt Of the arm Of Baylor Co.. " e
same will unfinished bnsines placid in
liz ndation. O. q. BAfLlk.
Manchester, March, 1858. as U4W
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STREET CoM,R--oFFICIAL.

E'IRST DISTRICT POUND--was brought
to the First District Pound Drysdes between
liza and Grod streets, estray-
One light bown horse mule about Is hands high, having
harness marks and shod all round.
Which claimed within days and the there
paid will sold At public auction said pound MON.
DAY, May 3lst 1858, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
New Orleans, May 10, 1855.
Registered May 10, 1858.
HENRY DUREL,
Clerk Of Comptroller
EPAVE DU PREMIER DISTRlCT-n n
Il etc conduit depot des Epaves dn Premier District
Dryades entire les rues julie ct Girod, CONNIE epsves
I'm mue clair d'envon is mains de haui,
marques ct feri e qnAire pisds.
lie dit pas reclame dams dix jours ct les
pAyes vendu renchere publique, dit depot LuN
D1, 81 du eourant, 10 heures A. NJ. ~
P. A. GUYOL, Commissare des rues,
Nou,elle- Orleans. 10 mai 1883 my20 "A %
L,IRST DISTRICT POUND--was brought
the First District Pound on Dryades street, between Julia
and Girod Streets as estray-
One black and white she-Coat, with scalded back
Which claimed within days xpenses
paid will be sold public auction at said pound SAT
URDAY. May 9Th at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, may IL 1858. $3.50, -
Registered May IL 1883.
Clerk Of Comptroller
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WAS brought 60 the City Police Jail the
w 18th OF prl,. the black boy EDWAkD SARP. Says
he belongs Mr. John Steel who lives in Towns County Ala
bsma leans he l. ave feet three inches high and has the tp
pearanee having six fingers In each hand kick of
horse behind he left
The will call claim property according TO law
Il. BLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Police jail.
HENRY DuREI.
myll la Clerk Of COMPTROLLER.
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CPEClFTCATIONs for the contracts 4

Notice hereby given that on wEDNEsD Az ID Of June
next will adiudieae Office at u o'clock A. the
contract.
mvs za 7. THEARD, Comptroller.
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COHPrR0LLER's OFFICE, Z
City Of New Orls<ns, May ssh, ls55- 5
r No. 1919. 50

Res,,res That Conpolsf he s hereby anhor-
iz sell TO the lowest bidder amer twenty days notice the
official Journal
aeed by and wooden CUTTERS section comprised
between Press Ely Fields Love and H. Avid Streets
cebfng Margny side Of klyrian Yields LuzeB
b1rss Hospital zd Margny Josephine and Mande
vile Sodele aecordazce with the petition speci
hAons u the Surveyor Of the city
te said adjudication be subject to the approval resticn
the Common Council
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The following resolution adopted by the Assistant
Board concurred in as recommended in foregoing
report: .l.
resolution authorizing the Assistant City Attorney
subtraction Of judgment Ia the suit OF the City speake
McCteNy, etc.
The following resolution. adopted by the Assistant
Board, was rejected recommended in the foregoing
report:
resolution authorizing the Comprolle- 10 return to r. d.
White the deposit made BY him purchaser Of contract No.
l Of four contracts for making sidewalks. etc.
Mr.. Vennard, on behalf Of the Committee on
Streets and Landings offered the following report,
which was taken up seriatim and adopted and the
resolution accompanying the same was read twice and
adopted the rules being suspended:
Of Streets aud andngs have the honor 10 re-
port upoA the following subjects referred 70 them, viz
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M ATHEMATICAL DRAWING AND WRIT
lfl ING ACADEMY.
Pro- p RICHARDSON will give Instructions. day and
everng No 3 Charles street. o. Cocamou in
Writing. Arithmetic Algebra. Geometry freonogsrs Men
Engineering Nsvik atom Perspective,
Architectural Ornamental Drawing With thorough inzt'ue
tons SkechDg from Greek, Latin English,
French, and German will Re taught by Pro-
ssors Evening eases Will be formed r Rrisaas
nsnpeftors viii h ffver 70 thes- ~he 80 rsls "
ID EMITTANCEs TO IkELAND-rHEUED
n prepared furnish drsfts Ire
land ps, able demand In required
FEhNkEL, POWER CO..
NILS i'm 30 Cemmon stseel
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TREAsURER's DEPARTMENT.
VkIg Report OF Receipts Disbursements for s Week End.
ing Saturday, May l5th, 1885.
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WAS brought the City Police jail ON the
w 18th Of May the black boy ISAAC. Says belorgs
Mr. Ransom Burns who lives in Tunica county Miss He
fet 6 inches hgh and has mark the right cheek and
the forehead.
The will call and claim his property according
E. BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police JAIL
Registered May II, 1858.
HENRY DUREI,
myls l5t Clerk Of ComptroIler.
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WAS brought TO the City Police jail ON the
w 18th May the black ROSENOND says he belongs
to Mr. jose iapce who lives at Para Island Falls rlve
La lie feet 7iaches high and has front tooth MISSING.
The will call and clam his properly according 10 law.
Z. PLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
Registered May II, 1858.
HENRY DUREL,
mylS l5t Clerk Of Comptroller
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-21
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AR tsisnsdI c i s N. WATERMAN Mayor.

President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
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Pssident Board Of Aldermen