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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-02-10
RUssJAN NI.NNrRs IN BosToN.-T

RUSSIAN Manners IN Boston. This
morning about 7 O'Clock, one of our
citizens residing at the extreme south
end, started down to his business,
and with two oyercoats on his back.
a thick fur cap over his head and
cars, his coat collar turned up, and
the whole secured by thick and vo-
luminous wrapper, bid defiance to the
piercing cold, aud Justify and cheer
lilly proceeded to stump it down-the
street, From his warm enveloping
he surveyed with considerable salts
faction the shiverirg iolms of other
travellers as they seuffled along over
the slippery sidewalk. From this
feeling of undue complacency he was,
however. suddenly aroused by a
friend, who hastily spoke an unheard
explanation, and, without further Ger.
emory, proceeded to rub the some
what extensive nasal organ of our
friend with handful of snow snatch
ed from the street. The looks Of in
dignation and establishment Of the
sufferer were changed to those Of
gratitude and satisfaction when be
found that bis unprotected nose was
white as the snow that rubbed it, and
was fast freezing stiff. This Russian
method Of operations created some
mirth among the lookers-on. but il
the present weather hold, is likely to
become very preyalent.-Boston
Journal, llM.
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Selling Liqaor to Negroes.

The Vieksburg Wing thus ehroni-
cles the way they deal with those
who Sill liquor to negroes in Missis-
sipti. If the same measure Of puE-
isbment could be meted out in Ten
nessee, we think it might restrain
much Of the trouble and veXatiOn 10
which masters are subjected here:
Judge Yerger did good service
yesterday for this State. In addition
to sentencing Fisher to ten years IN
prisonment in the ptnitentiary, be
fined Christian Flackenstein $500
and costs for selling liquor TO negroes,
and then bound him over in the sum
Of $500 ior bis surety, not to violate
that law for two years. A man by
the name of Henry, who had been
convicted of the same offence, was
served the same way, and having 10
money, was compelled to go 20 Jail,
where he will have ample time TO
learn that 1.-THE way ofthe trAasgres-
sor is hard"
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From Utah Brigham Young Con-
tumaciouS.
The San Francisco, Bulletin has

The San Francisco, Bulletin has
Utah dates to November %.
Says the Bulletin Correspondent:
eThree unsuccessful attempts we're
recently made by Marshal Dotson
and his deputies to serve subpoena
upon Brigham Young requiring his
attendance before the Court as a
witness. The first time the Marshal
went TO the house, be was told
that Brigham was not at home; but
the second and third times, the gates
in the high stone wall which sur.
rounds Brigham's house were shut
/ in bis face, anc be was positively
denied admittance, although be
Stated his business aud demanded
Iadmittance in the name of The
United States. 1t will nov ii
necessary for the court to ISSUE
an attachment requiring the Marsha
to take Brighan's body, and com
.Ipel bis attendance before the court
and if he still refuses to allow TIT
Marshall to approach him, it VII
become necessary to call upon tn
the army for assistance"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-02-10
JnsaIyent Nesiec.

DERSJTANT to an ordero Of the Clerk OF
tba Comfy Court Of Lincoln county, Ter
t .e1 Of the estate Of Mrs judy C,;gaiagaaa-
dec. of the insolvency Of said dscedent's ss-
tate .-net;ce is herebygivento all persons haV-
ing claims against SAID estate, to present them
to the CLERK of said Court. Fropesly autnsn.i-
Gated. on or before the E2sh ds.J OF j1iy.
1850. for pro rata distribution, or they viii
be forever barred.
R. C. EWISG, A9r'r.
Jan. 20, 1859.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-02-10
Democratic Meeting.

IurSuanG 10 previous HOllce, the
Democracy of Lincoln met at the
courthouse in this place last Mon
day, for the purpose of appointing
delegates to the State Convention
which assemblies in Nashville on the
18th of March, for the purpose Of
nominating candidate for Govern
or, when, on motion, JOIN NJ. BRIGHT.
ESQ, was called to the Chair, and N.
O. WALLACE appointed S. cretary.
On motion of Gen. r. Farquharson,
it was ordered that the Districts be Ia
ken up in their numerical order, and
that two delegates to the Democratic
State Convention be appointed from
each. Whereupon the following were
appointed
1st dis--John Fl, Taylor, u. Motlow.
2ud-Wm. Tolley, JAS. w. Holman
3d-Isaac H. Eslick. D. A. George.
4th-W William Gattis, g. w. Payne
5th-D3mpsey Sullivan. W. L. Rees.
6th--J. Ii. Steelman, NJ W. Yant.
7th--Hu Thomson, G. B, Mcdaniel.
Sth-R. Farquharson, G. B. Miller.
CHA. M, Hall. L. L. Clark.
l0th-David r. Smith. John j Greer.
11th--John HINES, VIM. Dyer,
12th--John Gary, John r. Toole.
l3th-L. D. Sugg, w. W. Wilson.
14th- John Wood, John Mcdaniel
Marion Wright, d. G. Myers.
l6th-Pleasant Mcclure, w r. Bruce
l7th-R. G. Ewing, w. Nj. Byers.
lSth-B. B. Leatherwood w R.Ma rtin
19th--Jas Pinkerton, A. J. Childreas
20th-JL. Caughran,A. S. Randolph
21st-F.M. Ventress.Je Jefferson Kelso
22nd-S L. Walker, S. A. Hopkins.
23rd--John F. Gregory, Henry Kelso
24th--J. Damron, Lewis Pitcock.
25th--W. G. Jennings, Jacob Cruise
On motion, the following gentle
men were appointed delegates for the
County at Larye:-J. NJ. Bright,
VIM L. Moore. Geo. V. He'll, Jas. NJ
Davidson, N. o. Wallace, G. A.
French. HI. III. Reeves.D. f. Robert.
son, w M Alexander. II S Woodland
d. Wilmington, Peter Cunningham
IT.. John S Fulton, j G Woods. NJ
II Bonner,Joel j Jones, j B Lamb
S S Alexander, 7 G Goodrich, and
w w James. And all Democrats o.
Lincoln who may be in Nashville on
the 18th of March, were authorized
to attend the Convention as delegates
The following resolutions were
then offered by James M. Davidson
Esq, and unanimously adopted by
the,meeting, viz:
ResaUed, That this meeting en-.
dorses the course of our present Gov
ernor--IsHAM G. HARRIS land unan-
imously recommend him for re-
nomination for Governor of this State.
sResOlUed, That the Democracy OF
Lincoln county express no opinion a.
, bout the questions Of the day-that
they stand on the Democratic Plat
form adopted at Cincinnati in 1856
land hereby pledge themselves to
s do their whole duty in the canvass for
Governor in 1859.
On motion, il was ordered that
the Fayetteville papers be each
furnished with copy of the proceed.
ings Of The meeting, and requested to
publish the same.
Adjourned.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-02-10

AN UNHAPPY CASE. -The Rev.
Mr.. Coffee, the first man who ever
preached a sermon On the bluffs Of
Memphis, was yesterday arrested for
being drunk, and put in the calaboose.
When taken into custody he svore
bitterly at the officers and wanted to
fight them.-AgpeM.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-02-10

HORRIBLE DEATH-A sick Han
Rots from Dirt.--The Albany STAN
dard announces the death on a canal
boat, iu that city, of a man named
John Smith, under the following Cir
cumstances:
He was sick, and though a woman
representing herself as his wife, vas
OH board, yet, when the physicians
examined him, they found that he
was suffering from an attack superin-
duced by dirt filth, and that his body
was then in a putrid state from
neglect and want Of care. The
physicians Immediately made appli-
cation to the Overseer ofthe Poor for
his removal to the Aims House Hos
pital. This was on Wednesday -
The permit was granted, but on IN
dertaking to remove him they had to
desist, Tearing that the man would
drop apart in their hands. He was
therefore allowed to remain Their,
anG on Wednesdays night about 8
o clock the unlOItunate man died in q
state of misery that is seldom ii eveI
at any time, beheld.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-02-10

According to published state.
ment, the number of arrests by the
police in New York, for the year re-
Gently ended, is 60,S65--about one
for every eight minutes.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-02-10

A bill has been introduced in the
legislature Of Michigan 10 abolish
grand juries, and to psoyide for the
trial of ofenses On information; and
a correspondent Of the Detroit Free
Press says that the opinion OF the
members Of the legislature seems to
favor the bill.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-02-10

Kansas contains 10000 square
miles or an area of 1900 square miles
greater than that of all the New
England States, New York, and
New jersey.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-02-10

A WONDERFUL CURE.-The New
London Comm Star gives the par
ticulars of the ejsc:ion of snake
eight inches long from a boys
stomach, by one John r. Reade,
a spiritual menium," after all the
medical treatment of the most cele-
brated physicians of New York
and other cities had failed to relieve
him. The prescription was given
by the medium while ina elairyoyand
state, and includes the following
indictments, applied both inwardly
and outwardly: Veratrum, glycerine.
"anti-spasmodic MIXTURE" gentian,
campher, salt, spearmint, phosphorus
ted ether, ssltpetre, stramonium, dig,
italis, bismuth, yalerian, podophylip
tabacco, lobelia and castol That
the snake should have thought
best to vacate his quarters is not 81
remarkable rs that the boy SHOULD
have survived the treatment. II,
is, however, doing well.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-02-10

NOVEL WAGER.--A gentleman nam.
ed Fanshaw, residing in SaratOgs
county, New York, offered to allow
one Sanderson TO burn down his COW
house if Judge Parker, the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor, fail
ed to get 5000 majority, AIr. San
dersou won the privilege of touching
of the cow-house. Mr., s.. touched
off the cow-house and it was burnt
to the ground. In burning the COW
house Mr.. Sanderson also burnt two
cows worth $50. Fanshaw admits
that bis friend bad a perfect right to
burn the louse, but not the cattle
For doing this latter Fansbaw has
commenced suit against Sanderson.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-02-10

The New York Herald says of
Senator Sumner "If his sufferings
are half as acute as they have been
represented, be ought to have learn
cd the virtue of resignation BY this
time"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-02-10
Important to Tax Assessors.

We call the attention of Tax AS
SCISSORS to the following coTespon-
dance touching their duties in assess
ing the value Of taxable property.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-02-10

The jackson Mississippian publishes
the following decision recently rem
dered by the Mississippi High
Court Of Errors aud Appeals:
Husband and wife; wife may pur.
chase property on credit exempt
from her husbands debts. A fem
me covert acquires a good title
to property purchased in her name
on the credit Of the joint note of
herself and husband; nor does the
fact that the husband alone is legally
bound to pay the note, render the
property SO purchased liable to his
debts, if the purchase money be paid
without a resort to his means.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-02-10

The REAL Parties. AS showing
that there are but two parties in the
country atthis time.it is only necessa-
ryto look at the Senate. Next March
nineteen new Senators are to take
their seats for six years: Of these
thirteen are Democrats, and sir Black
Republioans--not a single Know
Nothing among the nineteen. Two
of the Democrats supersede Know
Nothing Senators from Kentucky
and Texas. There are but two
parties, the National Democracy and
the Black Republicans; Choose be.
tween them? Opposition means
giving aid to Black Republicanism!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-02-10
liLAILII0a GaaDs

Osnaburgs, Dornestics. Tickings, Bell Factory
Goods Gan kinds) Cotton Yarns. Kerseys,
heavy Tweeds, bed, negro and saddle Blan-
kets, &c :, SC
Our goods were purchased under. tie most
favorable circumstances and We are Gctermin-
ed to sell them
EassEs THE READY CASH
or good Barter at the lowest possible living
prices. Give US cali,
Remember that we are paving the highest
market price, in Goods. for all the Feathers.
Wool, Beeswax, Linsev, Jeans, Cotton Cloth
and Socks that You will bring rs.
WHITAKER &; SHACKLEF0RD.
Sept. IS, 1853.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-02-10

.1fEsS3} ~ GOODS
II HAVE just received neTs supply Of DRY
81 GOODS, $50 Horse C, liars, Harness. Ir4ce
Uaains. nails Co.linss Axes, pogder, sao:.lead,
Curry Combs, &C., all of which vii T. s1.c
low. I. C. GOODRICH
Feb. 8, 1859.
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Negroes for Sale.

%
: HAVE inst arrived from Virginia wiz
Z FIFTY YOUNG NEGROES, J miles
west of Fayetteville. consisting Of nsn ard
women, BOYS and girls, which are for s~.e 81
reasonable prices. l viii also exchsrCe f2Ias-
lies, women with ene, two, OF three shltire-:
for single Negroes. either boys or girls /. or
one OF my brothers, nay Dc seen II taysi;e-
Vile, during the day, OF at home n figst-
Feb. 3, 1o59--2m. 5. G. EDHiNGS-
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A SAD ATFAIR.-The Madison (Ind) Courier tells
sad story Of little girl that strayed away into the
woods during violent rain storm, and was found
some days afterwards dead. The Courier says:
1t is strange that life so young should be lost in
neighhorhood so thiekly settled The child was seen
yesterday by two persons, whom she avoided, and
who, not suspecting anything wrong did not relieve
her, Children lost become wild, insane, and hide
from persons hunting for them or who may acciden-
tally see them, with something of the cunning Of the
quail 1t was not known until yesterday that the
child was not with its aunt.
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new ORLEANS March %, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city of New Orleans
w r, the undersigned, owners of real stat e
fronting on Johnson street. respectful your bon
body to have brick bordered by crbStone and
wooden CUTTERS made from the New Canal Julia
street to Canal street The to be highest
tude practicable The be adudcated lowest
der by the Comptroller after five days notice in the official
in inI1,l
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Aew Orleans Daily Crescent qaesaaa aNona aaa 3, 1859
PETITIoNs--OFFICIAL.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.

nv, rrx City Hall, March I, 1889. (
BY VIRTUE Of Iesoiuon No. il02 Com non Council
approved March g. 1859 notice hereby that II Ia the
tenton Of the city Of New Orleans to have two Of The streets
fronting the Magazine Fourth District paved
with square bfocks the Camp street. from st. sT 10
st. Andrew street. and the other st. Mary street. from Camp
charter. GERARD STITH MsynrS
MARIE DE LA NOUvELLEoRLEANs
Hotel de Vile, 7 de mars, 1899
EN- yEETU de la resolution No 44O2 du CONSIST CoomnD
appronve mars e59 avis present donne due Pin
tenon do Ia vile de la oeans fairs payer en-
perres qusres archa az
d. ia rue Ste Marea s st. Andre Ia rue ST.
Marie de Ia du Camp Ia Magasins commencement
Ia section 10 de Ia ehartre de la Nouvelle Orleans
me 1awBw GERARD STITH Nstrs
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s& TO THE LADIEs-oUR OPENING DAY
G. W. ROPER
COR. POYDRAS AND CARONDELET STREETS
We respectfully inform Ladies that we will open OF
MONDAY large assortment of
Fancy Goods
AND PARIS MILLINERY
Comprising in Rich Velvet Straw Lace Leghorn Felt,
italian and Chenille BONNET all beautifully trimmed in the
--latest Style from Paris.
Also
Rich Head Dresses, Bridal wreaths Gloves Parascs
Corsets and Embroideres.
Commssion Merchants and Planters it to their
advantage give call purchasing elsewhere All
orders from City or Country promptly attended to.
u. W. ROPER,
NC Sro corper Povdras ord ,oro, ALL. ,.....,
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MILLINERY

MILLINERY
M JUST RECEIVED-A NEW AND - ~
sPLENDID Asso RTMENT OF E4
Spring MilIin cry.
MRS 1. JEFFERs,
l42 Canal street,
Respectfully informs the Ladies that she receiving and
offers for sale a Large Assortment of
FANCY GOODS AND
Paris Millinery.
Comprising in part Straw, Lace Leghorn Felt Italian and
Chenille BoNNETs, all beautifully trimmed in tie --latest
styles from Paris
Rich Head Dresses Bridal Wreahs, Kid Gloves Parasols
Corsets and Embroideries.
Commission Merchants and Planters find to their ad
vantage to give call before purchasing elsewhere All
ders from City or Country promptly attended to
MRS. I. JEFFERs,
ms 2plt-3rl 142 Canal street.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

Az Kill AOAAVsA k{s
CATALOGUE OF 9EEuIHl
zines, which they offer to supply
riotJr's lowest wholesale prices.
ncy, No. Isl and n Charter
| Richardson's Sherry Wine,
lHutching's Vegetable pyspcpsil
Gouley's Vegetable, Coleman's
IHoodand's German, OxyRenate(
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
FLORIDA Water, Mesn Fan,
jones Lilly White.
| SOAPS AND CREAMD.
ILow's Brown Windsor,
Jone's Chemical,
! Rsdway's Medicatsd, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compundl
Of all descriptions,
PILLS. ,.
IWrtght's Indian Vegetable,
MoifRt's life. Brandreth's,
IStrong's Compound Sanatiye,
|Strong's Pectcral Stomach,
Hull's Fever and Ague,
Morrison's, Lees, New London,
Paris, SapBington's, Champ.
loB's,
9raefienberg, Jayne's Sanatiys
Jayne's Aguo, Wiuer's Game
mile,
Hibbard's Anti-bilious, Petsr's,
ISpcncer's Vegetable, Cookie,
Csoper's, Coyel's Rheumatic,
Anderson's, Allebasia's Health
WiBter's Gentle Purgatiye,
hllebasih' Ague, Hooper's,
Chickner's Sugar coated,
IGilbert's Anti bilious, Beck
with's,
Lady's Blood, Ingoidsby's Pills,
ScotpB Vegetable, Eag0n's,
Railways Regulators,
Roses Railroad, Leiy'sFemAls,
Louden's Indian Sanative,
Louden's Ague. Holloway's,
Halsted's An.i-Dyspeptic,
0ordon's, McLane's Liver.
HAIR DYES.
Phalon's Magic, Bachelors,
Gilnan's instantaneous,
Ballard's. Jules Hauel's.
Jayne's American. East Indiss
MISCELLANEOUS.
|Dr. Morse's InviYorating Cor
dial.
Thorn's Extract,
Tarrant's AperieDt,
Tarrant's Elixir of Rhubarb,
Carter's Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief,
Toothacbe Drops,
Lyons Magnetic Powders,
Mrs. Kidder's Cordial,
Thompson's Eye Water.
Watts Nervous Anti,
Billings Astringent,
Hvatt's Life Balsac.-
McMunn's Elixir of Opium,
Radway's Ready RELIEF,
Rsdway's Resolvent,
Tarrant'E Indelible Ink,
DIR. Fitch's Body Braces,
DR.. Fitch's Shoulder Braces;
Or. Fitch's IAhaling Tnbea.
DR.. Roses Preparations.
Winer's Arcanum Extract
Teneur's Specific,
harshall's Catholicon,
Or. Fitch's Preparations,
Gorse's Compound Syrup Of
Yellow Dock,
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
Browns Essence of Ginger,
Nortimore's Rheumatic Com
pound.
hortilnore's Cordial Bitters,
Myers Extract Of Rock Rose,
Crossrnan's Specific,
DR. Wards Specific,
upham,s Pile Electrary,
Steers Opeiil.'oe,
Godfrey's Cordial,
Turiingtpn's Bslssm,
DIR. Cullen's Preparations,
Batemhn's Drops,
DR.. Jayne's Family Medicines,
Seidljtz and Soda Powders,
Epph,e Fluid Extract anchu,
Lucina Cordial,
Juno Cordial,
Harris Remedy for Fits.
Wilson'S Death on Rats etc..
Leidy's Erasivs Soap,
Rirby's Cholera Drops,
Balls Cholera Syrup,
Spohn's Headache Kennedy,
Connell's Mixture,
DR.. MarcAisl'E Uterine tholi.
can,
Cowan's Lithontriptic,
Louden's Preparations
HoGEhtop's Pspsin.
CBEIDAM SCHEAPPa. #
s, and all dealers in any Of Ihs
alslogne, will find II to their i'd
Ieir orders as above, where will
rtment Of GENUINE PATENT
ates, and At the lowest prices.
FRIGHT L co,
fEDICIEE WAREHOUSE,
Chartres street Eew0rleans.
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l WNiGiiT ~ CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
sand popular Family Medicines which they offer supply
druggists md Dealers vt Propor,s lowest wholesale prices
denora Depot Special Agency, No. Isl and n Charters
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New ORLEANS, March l., 1855.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City of New Orleans
WE, the undersigned, owners of real prop-
w etty fronting Galiope respectfully petition
having said street paved WITH stone blocks
borne to choupitouias Streets according specifications
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
ais 1awSw Secreare du Consei des Assistant Aldermen.
EecAPT. j. X. DuSCAs. WIN. p DUNCAN. LIZA
OWL ENGlNEERING-J. K. DUNCAN Il CO.,
Civil Engineers Surveyors Architects superinendents
Nos. I3l COMMON STREET, and
fe24 ly 2ih CARONDELEr STREET
0LD RxE WaIskY-s5 bills superior quality, in
~ store and fer sale by
a23 STONES t CO., 81 Grayltr street,
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PETITIoNs--oFFICIAL.
New ORLEANS. March ~ 1856
To the Honorable the Common Coancn
nft

New ORLEANS. March "a 1856
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the city OF New Orleans
WE, the undersigned owners or real estate
honorable body sidewalks stree,
and raised the highest altitude practicable street
K aa sSsns y' Gs Th s.nT 70 b
he Surveyor the give an M
the lowest bidder the Comptroller afts i've
In the official Journal And your petitioners as In duty bound,
VIII ''s se ea.s Smith Co. 50 feet.
J. Greenfield, 70
NichI 6ernon, %
Rosa Bahan q
Fl. Fassunan 40
A. B. James, l6D :. on TivoH Circle.
II. L. Hunlsy 20
q. Currie Duncan Prest. N.
y Car H. r. c. JAS. & HoP * 1sEs Circle
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.
NoUvEELE- ORLEANS, q mars 1859.
phonorable Consei Commun de la Nouvele- Orleans
~ la SCharIss rcspectpenement yors
honorable dsvoir banque,tes rue invoices
Circle Les materaux seyiron, suant Que possible
Les rigoes fecoulement des teains ere
strues dune manere saisfasante parout propre
maiere former surface une adjudcation fate
lie controeur apes cling "a gazette oiciee
Resp@ctueusenent vos serviteurs.
Sam Smith & Co., 90 pieds.
A. B. James, So =,
j. Greenfield, "a
Mrs. J. Lands, 81 :.
Michl. GernoD, % -.
Rosa Baha1, ~ :,
II. Fassman 40 :.
A. Il. James, 1s9 =.
L. Huniey. % :.
}. q. Duncan Pres' 40 uG%et;is
ais ltawsw Secretars du Conse Aldermen
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pRMAD-BKE FOR THE MILLION.

SOUTHERN MECHANICS STEAM BAKERY,
Corner and Franklin sreets-Depot, No. PGydrss
Near New Levee street,
J. J. DANIELS Il SON, Proprieors
Pilot BreaI Navy Bread Soda, Butter Crarker
Wine Biscuit etc. ETC. warranted of the superior quality
and at the lowest market prices.
All orders above will be promptly and correctly
filled. OF If
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NEW ORLEANS, April s. 1859.
THE PETITION of the undersigned props
erty holders and residents Philip between Maya
zine and ST. Charles Streets respectfully showeh
ority required by the City Charter having signed this
petition they honorable body pas, resolution
thoriz the Comptroller TO SELL after five
official Journal the contract for completing the sidewalks
wooden cutters on the west side of Philip with
in the above limits about 1000 feet
shall be final and that the Mayor authorized
the purchaser for the Payments to be made cash,
when the We is completed, according lines levels
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