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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-03-30
SUPREME COURT OF OHIO.
A.. SATURDAY, March IL.


The Portage County Branch Bank ys. Gus.
,tavus Lane. Error to District Court Of Por-
tage County. 'e AsA seas
Peck, j. "Va Pa
Where L., at the request of s. & Co.. for
the purpose of procuring from the plaintiff q
loan for the benefit of s. & Co., joined them.
in note FOR $4,000, payable to the plaintiff
ninety days after date, and left the note with
s. & Co., for negotiation, and the plaintiff.
knowing that L. was merely surety, refused
to discount the note at It's face, but without
the knowledge or consent of L.. agreed with
S. & Co. to loan them $4,000 upon it and
same day wrote across the face of the note
$4,000 This uote was discounted for $4,000.
which amount is due upon it-John 81. Ebbert
Cashier and the plaintiff, the note not having
been paid at maturity, brought suit against
all the makers, describing it as note for
S3O00 Held: ~
1. That the note up to the time OF its
transfer and delivery by S. & CO., 70 plaintiff,
had no legal validity as promissory note for
any amount.
2. That the plaintiff having refused to
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WHOLE NUMBER 26I.

tions This is our rule. II is only now and
then that We begin to read without knowing
that the letter is nameless. But usually, .
letter without signature goes in an instant
into the FIRE, or into strips for the wind to play
with. --ee s
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VOLUME VI:---NUMBER /

duraaes I may have at present. and C~hatever.
u.efalness may attain in life. l attribute to
having complied with her piaus. and correct
wishes. When was seven years Of age she
asked me not TO drink. and then made res
lolution of total abstinence, at time when.I
was the sole constituent member of my own
Ebody, add thatsf have adhered 10 it through
| all time. ! owe to my mother 4.a ss-iel
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-03-30

A person being seated at table between
two tradesmen, and thinking to be witty upon
them, said, How pretty am fixed. between
two tailors + Upon which one of them replied,
Yes; being beginners in business, we cannot
afford to have but one goose between u.s.
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A gentleman was promenading fashiona-
ble street with a bright little boy, when the
youngster cried 7l.-
oh. pa, look ! there goes an editorP
Hush hush + said the father; don't make
sport of the poor man. God only knows what
you may come to yet! q sar
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-03-30
-.s. e From Harpers weekly.
MR.. sIGKLEs CHILD VISITS HIN In PRISON.

On Wednesday, when il was ascertained that
Mrs. Sickles would be able to leave in the
train at six o'clock the next morning, Mrs.
BagioIi carried Miss Laura Sickles to see her
father. Up to this time, out of dread that
the place in which she would find him woul9f1
create aHterror in her mind, Mr.. Sickles had
refused TO have her brought to him; but when
he found that she was about to leave, and that
having been kept under the impression that
he was in New York, whittier she was going,
and that arriving there aud not finding her
father. she would experience q great disap-
pointment. he finally gave orders to have her
broughtto him, expressing at the same time
fear, which aiterward proved to be too well
founded, that the visit, much as he wanted to
see the child, would result in the formation of
some gloomy impression in her mind. Brought
downin carriage on bright, beautiful day,
the clear sunlight into vaulted room. with
bare whitewashed walls and brick floor; at
first the joy of seeing her father ehgrossed her
attention, but soon the strange appearance of
things excited her childish wonder. In one
corner she found a rack containing few old
inuskets belonging to the jail, and now super
ceded7 by the more efficient revolvers with
which the guards are all armed; in another
corner was narrow cot for sleeping, a poorer
looking affair than her fathers servants have;
and then outside the windows there was a row
of iron bars; and altogether, she was evidently
L. l. l. f.kt-
. surroundings but fully convinced that it was
all very queer. She wanted to know why her
father did not come home, and was told that
heh had a great deal to do, and could not leave
at present; then she asked if he was not going
with mamma and Laura to New 7 ork in the
morning, and was answered that he could not
leave at present, but hoped to see his little
daughter again soon. A hundred questions,
such as puzzled and excited child would
4 naturally raise, we're propounded, and all ap-
parently parried; but at last some dark fore
holdings seemed to fall upon her delicate soul.
as if the very proximity of 9, prison and Grim.
inals shocked the purity which could not even
comprehend the meaning of crime, for sud-
denly her fair little face become troubled and
her beautiful large, dark eyes filed with tears
that multiplied and flowed freely down her
; cheeks. and, when the fountain was exhausted,
were replaced by sobs She could give no
, answer to the many coaxing inquiries as to
: what made her weep, and her grief WIS so
great that she was at last taken away by her
grandmother, bearing with her a small bunch
of flowers which her father had culed from
! boquet on his table. and followed by yearn-
ing agony which caused the strong man to
hide his face in bis pillow and weep the most
: bitter tears he has shed since he has been in
: prison. .,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-10

The best plan of hulling Rice tried Is by the
SpEf NJ ARM RICE POUNDING MACHINE
PATENTED BY JOHN TALoN,
1t will hut five bushels of prepared Rice in from rs
minutes according quality ct the Rice Mr., GEORGE
PATTERSON, the Foundry and Machine Shop corner
Delud and New epee Streets sole agent
facnre III sale of the same
New Orleans November II, 1858 mis- "
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THE GREAT WONDER OF THE N1NErEENrH
1

PROF. Woon's HAIR RESTORATIVE.
ssy s Md Louis Ms d Dse r5 Pnsh
which speaks gowiogly Of the superior merits OF his hail
reliable are e1H rab rG be
Doctor needs encomums useless putery from the
BATH, Me, JAM 70, 1856
since highly Beneficial Your Hair Restorative,
which quite gFay, probably yfrd white ; my
oe Hair fse and dn ussa 'n
soon found i was proving what had wisned used i abont
s .es viii and h h. sas % s sn
eIisve soft sud glossy mon it hss been before or
at the age Of 6tywo has used It wild same effect gnu "'
a "et ed sHe w d ps
will s2E have oees0tG eon tad my
yenrs and nearly every here and adjoining
Any use you may make Of the above with my name
or nature in others as well as myself am ,ny, iYMSNp
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
in New ean lss make Of
obligations you in giving the "ssa saSI
The undersigned Reg ( K Rrags is minister regular
beloved. VIM DYER
BnookrrEIp, Jan H. 1855
sss s S "a, a Hair
excelenf moving iniamma ion, dandruH and constant
tendency itching with which have troubled from nv
ehidhOod and hes also restored hair which was he.
coming its original color have other article
with ant thing keas~ same pleasure profit.
Yours, Hhis' j. X BRAGG.
The ken d ph Pie s snail Of three sizes viz large
one dollar per bottle The medium holds IAN a reas lof
cent prororti'n than The mall reas f Wely per
ner hottie large io quart per cent more IN 6d9ars
HON nm rc,als fol thSe dollars per bottle. " sSf
d, / yttNTt CO. PrOprietors AZ broadway Neu, york
On The gres n \, Wire tiing Establishment and ia Mar
poln 'HY ALL LfuG9ISTs AND FANCY Goops
DEALERS also, byI. WRIGHT L Co., General A gents for
thsSouth. my9 Smeodtrr-.
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MARROW PLATEs-vuLCAN1rE BASE.
FACTS VS.. ASSERTION,

The Dentists of this city take pains depecae the
vrcane for want Of durability They very loudly
fail to produce facts sustain their assertions Those who will
take ths trouble call will furnished with facts and
undoubted testimony showing that from three years
constant makes change Whatever and If and the
strongest acids make impression is fair infer that il
will last quite well any other style. "
IT should be remembered that the improvement of DR.
smith which dspenses with Of the plata covering the
roof of The mouth is equally applicable to gold and platina
which we use for those who prefer these metals
Having sered twentyfonr full SETS refer to we'll
known citizens who. having exhausted the skill of the hes,
here and at be North found the vucane
superior Tor comfort and usefulness Our
the jaw teeth for masticat is entirely new and answers ali
the purposes of the natural teeth. "
b. F. SMITH & CO.,
~ DENTAL SURGEONS,
alsu 10 Baronne street,
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n. -. pEso Ehf
Vice-President and Superintendent.


Pass Christian October 6, 1858.
Dear Sir: went TO Mobile Monday and visited
Of the Southern Oil Company, and had explained fully
the by which they refine the OIL and exp entirely the
pyrogneons acid and ammonia and mpart the alkaline pro-
perty essential 10 all lubricatory oils
This precisely sha all Rosn OIL makers heretofore have
failed do and what has caused the welfounded prejudice
against the Oil: without the features which have
toned quoted sbovel the Oil would value
eating purposes while with the made and system
the Mobile Works believe the Oil will prove far
superior any other Oil for intoxicating purposes espe
cia,ly In cold climates
but congratulate the Company and the country upon the
achievement which will be of wealth both
Your obedien servant,
[Sgnedl S. II. GILMAN.
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lSigned

New Orleans, January Is, 1859.
Southern Oil Company Gentlemen; During visit
about months in the different parishes this
have with several planters who using your
Oil mills and all Of spoke high
lubrcatipg Oil.
My observation, also, has convinced that
variations of Temperature is the
dirty properties which always
Of all 0 her lubrlcatng Oils.
The shafts Of mill from the heavy
strains them, difficult to keep oiled and cool
other machinery and substance has
Gent for tina, Oil This seasons experience
confirm the opinions expressed by in letter
in October last stating that Oil would prove superior
any other for the purpose above named.
Very respectfully, yonr obedieut servant,
tSipnnil &
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.

nv, r,,n,,, City Hall, March I, 1889.
BY VIRTUE of resolu No. 1902 the Common Council
approved March 1864 notice is hereby the
ention oil the city Of New Orleans streets
fronl the Mapazine house, Fourth District paved
Eh square blocks the one on Caa from Mary
~ Andrew street. and the Other street, Camp
TO Magazine street, agreeably to the l2h city
charter GERARD STJTU Mayor
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Very respectfully yonr obedieut servant.
tSignedl s. II. GILMAN.
Chemical Laboratory New orleans School of Medicine,

Chemical Laboratory, New Orleans School of Medicine
September 20, 1858. :
have carefully examined specimen of Rosn Oil the
Southern Oil Company and find that retains its perfect linn
pdiy low as six degrees below the of Fahrenhes
scae-thiry eight degrees below freezing point
below becomes turbi but does CONCEAL still
being LIQUID It is therefore highly valuable ubricang
agent in climates where the temperature is naturally low
scarcely be exposed under ordinary circumstances
temperature low the artificial it has been subjected
without freezing.
TSgnedl IL. CRAWCOUR, NJ D..
Professor of Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence New Or
leans School Of Medicine
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PETITIONs--OFFICIAL.

NEW onLEAss. March IS 1850
To the Honorable the Common Council Of the
city Of New Orleans:
ns on s.n sy
orabs body roadway said paved round
from Grod The surface semi.
sptical and Of the highest ainds practicable The
BE- adhdcated the lowest bidder by the after
days notice In the official journal And your petitioners in
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NEW ORLEANS, May 10, 1852
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the city of New Orleans :
GENyLEMEN-Theu undersigned, owners
~ Of property fronting st. Joseph street. from New evee
s ons annr the y 5
mS I ally ps u n HGy
ten public notice the contract for grading and paving with
sos S s. 1 from New Leyee street and
Liberty street Said granite blocks to be of best quality and
The be graded proper hight and level 10
free .n h and G water in the most speedy
The foot CROSSINGS at the intersection Of all the
ha tn best North river aggne and to be four feet wide
than nix inches thick to be raised in the center and graded
All he done agreeaby plans specifications furnished
by the City Surveyor:
$ $$5s + !. H H HsH
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen
NouvELIE ORLEANS, 10 mai 1859.
Honorable Conseil ooumun de la Nouvelle. Orleans:
ssn f.su J. l..
kevse a rue DIS Rampat ct de pnint la Unite
oerte demandent BILE corps
conofmemen Particle D de la nonvelle chsre Vile d.
Ter de granite Ia rue stJoseph de IA
gu cote nsr d
LES outs hoes dc granite seront de premiere quae poses
de bordures seront exhaussees un nyeau
We able ehet du compet ecouement DIES des BAN
aux intersections de toutes les ne seront
strues de pefres pl ties de la vire du Nord auront
long pas mo"s De poaees dapaiasenr paees
de ee que centre soft eeve ct les eotes nvees au
dev fat daprs les specifications du voyer de
S SSijs i H H HsIl,'
ye7 1swsw secrsare du Conse ies Assistant Aldermen
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FIremen's Charitable Association.
Office ST. Charles street and Commercial Place. Duboi
Row, No. l, up stairs.

Office ST. Charles Commercial Place. Dubois
Row, No. l, up stairs
Officers and Committees elected regular meeting of the
to for the ending the hrst Monday Of
1885, 7Ea-7-- = So
President; Isaac n Marks.
wee fresdent. L Bruce.
Secretary Josiah FoIser.
~Ireasurer..... James Beggs,
4 B. Brand Chairman NJ
FIRE DErARrxEsrchief Engineer, John Grubsr First
gineer, Charles A. Smith.
BOARD OF c , n Marks, Chairman; F.
COMMITTEES appointed and elected at regular quarterly
ending second Monday in Januars, 1873
on cEAErERIEsIB Whselehan Of No. Z. Ghsirmsn p
Sexton.
FoR RELIEF OF WIDOWS ORrHASs-Frst District-J.
P Horner Louisiana Hose Company, Chairman, u Camp
Second Dhtrc-Ghas Rolling, of No, 10, IRENE
Third Distriet-Matthew Brown of No. a. Love- between
Fourth Dct-M yilassca of Louisiana Hook and Ladder
Company No. l. e
GENERAL RELIEr-First Dsrict-J c. Mcclellan, of No. s.
BIeakley ii lbs Circus stresI; r. Hamtop, Of No.
70 Erao between Howard and Liberty streets
stfs Lamo!he no r. No. Il Main sfss I. pAupnn
Third IN ~ dn Of Hoys Hook and Ladder
b Junek No. ~ Casaealvo street, Clouet and
Fourth psrctJ Becker, of Ns Leyse, between Jack
son and Putt streetsi George Gier, No. %.
ny s AND Dis
Caendelet and Girod II. Hucerwad, Apohe-
Seeoni Dis,rict-Dr F. l. fancy corner of Rampant and
Gu omhoase Streets D. D. Mougn, Apo,hecary, Dau
shelly Apohs.ary corner Of Mortaa aud fnghien
Sixth and seventh streets +. Tufney, Apoheeary, New
Leyee, between soraparn and First streets.
tRe,elected.
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MARIE DE LA NouvEt.s .E.oRLEANs,

JIG, 1853.
EN- VERTU de Ia resolution No. 4iDt du Conse Commun,
anpronve lie mars s59 lie pren donne one PIN
enon de Ia vile de la ouvee Orleans de aire
pieres 0naes dtmx DIES fasant face mrche de Ia
rue DIES Magasie Qnaieme Ntfici; Ia dn Camp
de ia Ste, NAV ID Ia ianlre de IN Ste
Marie de Ia du Camp la des MlgiL contormeren
ms 1awSw GERARD TlTH. Marie.
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! ONDON BROWN sTOuT-5j casks Baiubridge's
~ pints, in store all 1Ur sails lay
as s--. 5. JOSts co 81 Gravier street.
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I. o. o. ,. &
GRAND Lodge OF LouIsIans.

meets semi annually the fourth Tuesday. IN Jssuy and
July In Grand Lodge Rsom Odd FeIIows Hall,
Camp and Lafayette Streets New Oriesns
oYyIcEss ZOE PREsssf YsAn-Edwsrd YiisbgFy, u
Tsmplar Lodge 49, NJ ". Graud Master; Richard ewnn
Of Crescent Ledge No r. W. D. Grand Master; r. A.
larson, Of Tenpar Lodge No r. W. Grasd warden; Hsy
Bier q Hsps Lodge No. H. R. W. Grand Secretary r. " De-
lesdirisrs o. South Lodge No. ~ W GRIND 1
Hsri gers,d s.ish, q soath wester. Lodge Eo ~ Ws0
md Nixon p cresces. Lodge Ne grand Keprs:ssts-
O Lcuisfsna Lodge Ne W g. Conductor: J. Tuda II
Lodge g. Guardian; John Frankfd d Crescent
L6dgs No. 8, W. g. Herald, fs5N@
DIss1IcT Dxrury GRAND MAs7zRs-y. Dsvs 81 wsshing-
Ion Lodge 10 4 District No " o. DalIas, Jenersoa
odge No. District No. s. " D. rerebonne Of Excelsior
Iodse No. 81 District No. a. 9. L. Rsnlete OF 81 Msry's
odge " District No Leonee Hebrard Of st. Landry
Lodge NO. D. Dstrct No. 8; A. g. BeTron Of DeSotA
Ns z District Nc Fensmors Of Trinity Lodge No So,
1strct NO. u John Moore New Ibsrfa So District
II: hltSnis q Meth Lodge n Dsrict No IL; H. Mills
ps4gn o. Frsirie Lodge No 81, District No. IS Hunter,
onia Lods. no To- District is; 81 siauger Chesyviie
District No. IL. = " 800 - ~
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Depot N. O., 0. and g. W. Railroad co.,
January 10, 1859 :
To the Southern Oil Company-Genernen experiments
during the month In the OF Machinery
boxes show saving Of Is the expenses
OIL when used for the same purpose, while it equsy
~ well .
shall adopt exclusive particular purpose
at Yours respectfully,
tsignedl A. B. sEGER,
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New ORLEANS, 1859.

NEW ORLEANS, 1859.
of the city of New Orleans:
WE the undersigned, owners of real estate
w fronting Gasque street respectfully hon
orabe body have the sidewalks said graded
highest practicable from Basin street to
Claiborne used far as practical
beguters for draining lots proper
desired by the directed by the Surveyor
10 the sidewalk The Street Commsi be
have the bridges Reconstructed 'ccordance with plans
be adjudicaed the lowest bidder by Comptroller after
five days nutice in the official Journal And your
in duty bound will ever pray.
H B-ebe. 2l7 feet.
j. Grosart, 80 :,
j. Dubos. Il "
Gerard Stith, 81 :,
John D. Henderson, Secretary
for Fourth Presbyterian Church, 100 :.
Hugh Mctoskey 80 :.
j. Friedrich, So :.
H. RAREsHIDE, Sec'y pro tenn.
Board of Assistant Aldermen.
NouvELLE. ORLEANS, 1859.
A l'honorable Consel Commun de Ia
vile de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans:
| ES soussignes proprIetairss faisnnt face n
- la rue Gasguet demnndeht homo
Tabe corps davnr les bang cites de dle invoices
auant fae de Ia Bassin Ia Clai
borne Les an'ieIs ma ertuS servon auan possible:
les goies pour Procurement des aims
strutes dune maniee sails
lie les jugerOnt nacessars
es rles reans dayor les
points reta dapres les plans qni ln oun lie
pendant que lie travail era radjudic ton
Conoeu apras cinq j,urs davis gazette ocele
Respec,ueusement servi.eurs.
H. f Bsebs az peds.
j. Dubos, :.
Gerard Stith, SO :,
Jno d. Henderson, Secretaire de Ia
4me F. lse Presbyterienne, 100 :.
Hugh McCloskey, 80 :.
J. Friedrich, 80 :.
II. RARESHIDE Secretaire pro tenn
my7 lawSw du Conssil DIES Assistant Aldermen.
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Smibfeld Plantation October 80 1885,
To the Agents of the Southern Oil Company New Orleans
Dear Sirs am in receipt OF favor of the q
reply have say have part of the Of ubr
eating Oil obtained from you Notwithstanding the p eiu
dice of engineers am satisfied it fully your des-
criptio7. l am satisfied that you have
tanned great desde alum for the South in furnishing
cheap and valuable Oil of home marufactory.
Please send two barrels and oblige yours respectfully
lSignedl W. JONES LYLE.
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Deer Range, January Is 1883
Agents OF the Southern Oil Company, New
Srs have been using very extensively upon all the ma
chnery belonging the plantation Sugar Mill ana En-
CINE Draining Wheels Pumps Saw aid Mills the Oil
manufactured from Rosin by the Southern Oil Company and
find it every respect preferable other have also
the Wheel Grease the Navy Pitch plantation
know other equal in point of economy duration and
service
glad to notice the which the efforts of
the Company and believe that in time this branch
ustry will rival almost any other the immense
pine forests which abound throughout South will be dis
credtabe people ii they sources Of
almost untold wealth. Surely the South should encourage
effort looking to her industrial
North and in branch OF manufacture more
brilliant in this. The appeal should brought home 10
every patriot it will be re ,ponded
to. Your obt serv't,
Isgnedl MAUNSEL WHITE
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NJ. j. BRENGIER.

Commercial Cotton Press,
New Orleans November s, 1858.
have thoroughly tested the Machinery Oil by
the Southern OH Company the sides wrists and journals
the Commercial Press and find in every respect superior to
Lard Oil, and fully equal TO any Oil have on ma
chnery Ii goes farther than Lard Oil, and entirely free
from gum and keeps the journals cool consider it altogether
the best ubrcaor have used during experience fifteen
years engineering and shall continue It's use.
lSignedl HENRY INGRAHAM
Engineer of Commercial Cotton Press
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MILLINERY

MlLlAlNEkY
N JUST KECEIVED-A NEW AND II ~
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF 17
Spring millinery.
MRS. l. JEFFERS,
Ina Canal street,
Respectfully informs Ladies she receiving
ehers for sale Large Assortment OF
FANCY GOODS AND
Paris Millinery,
Comprising In part Straw, Lace, Leghsrn Felt italian and
Chenille BoNNETs, all beautifully trimmed In the Latest
Styles from Paris.
-A1so-
Rch HeadDresses Bridal Wreahs, Kid Gloves, Parasols,
Corsets and Embroideries.
Commission Merchants and Planters will find their
vantage to give call before purchasing elsewhere. All
ders from City or Country promptly attended to
MRS. I. JEFFERS,
ms 2plt-3m l42 Canal street.
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NEW ORLEANS, May 10, 1859.

NouvELLE- ORLEANS 10 mai, 1859.
Honorable Conseil Commun de la Nouvee Orleans
| ES sousslgnes preprietaires falsant face a
II Ia DIES Uruines demandent yctre
honorable dnvoir aire fae les
des hordures piees rigoles ie ne
de la Miro Broad de Claiborne Roman GU elles
sont da es assant espsce pour les
abres ouvage devra ere yendue renchere pubque par
lie coniroleur, cling davis. -
A. D. Doriocourt, 90 pieds.
j. A. Nelerv, q :,
Jean Devote, so :.
s. @. Rilhnp. 1O7 =.
p. +. Courcelle, III :,
John lame, Ill :,
Madame Newman 81 :,
Auvignac DOrville, 5S ..
F, Conrcele 60 :,
A. Poemv. 40 =,
Ansman Nicolas rs .
Villa Palma, SIS .
A Pignatel, IS =.
Doriocourt, 40 :.
S. Azemar, AZ .
IamHrrs, lIS .
T. 4. Monsseaux par Doriocourt, 81 :.
d. b. Macarty, $50 =.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
y2 lawSw Secretaire Conse DIES Assistant Aldermen