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L. l.
lnt cheering upon lhe adoption Of the reso-
lutions had hardly died away when The great
hall echoed with cries for " GOWN" !" aud Old
rom took II stand amid dcaenng applause. =
He made one of his humorous characteristic and
unreporJable speeches, which was repeatedly
Interrupted by hearty bursts of laughter and
app'ouse. The committee appointed to wait
upon Mr.. ID nnlson and inform him OF his nom.
ualon thereupon introduced that gentleman
to The Convention. Mr.. DcGnson acknowledged
The honor conferred upon hun in most happy
uni effective manner. The audience, thrilled
oy his bold and manly cloquence, responded at
frequent intervals by prolonged ami enthusiastic
cheering. He was followed by the venerable
apostle Of liberty, Mr.. Giddiugs, who spoke, as
he always does, with direcmess OF vigor and
energy Inspired BY his deep convictions of the
Righteousness Of tn" cause OF which he has been
so able and 50 consistent an advocate
Mr.. Kirk the nominee for Lieutenant Cover
nor, being Introduced TO the Convention, made
u most graceful and spirited 0cknowl,ds Of
the honor, aCquitlins himself in manner that
afforded abundant evi ence OF his effectiveness
| as ready and able advocate Of Republican
principles, a speech from d. X. Cartier OF
Cleveland, closed the speaking at the Hail.
Mr., Cdrtcr's remarks were in his best vein OF
humor, aud were brilliant with effective points
OF wit and argument
! At the conclusion of the speeches in the Hal,
the Immense audience adjourned to the State
House yard, where the speaking was continued
until late hour by Messrs. Corwin, Stanton
! and Others
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Thc state Convention and tlsc Nom
inecy, m ...

The Republican State Convention, which met
in Columbus last week, was perhaps The largest
,lelcratc assembly ever held in Ohio, No hall
could bu obtained TINT was sufficiently commoci-
ons TO comfortably accommodate those present.
We never attended n nominating convention
where all seemed so willing TO cast aside personal
preferences and local preiudlces for the general
good. Many candidates whosc prospects OF sue
cess were fair voluntarily withdrew from the
contest and heartily supported those whom lhey
thought could give the greatest slrongthato the
ticket.
The bcs, men in tho state were in attendance
up0u tho convention, and participated IN It's pro-
coedings The harmony Of sentment--the unity
of action--thc Jealous devotion to Rght--he
determination to triumph over the shattered for
cos of the Slave Power next fall l--foreshadowcd,
too plainly to bc misunderstood the glorious VIC
tory which awaits the banner OF Freedom next
October.
A better selection of candidates could not
have been malc. They are nil tried aud true
mon linen who have tho confidence of the peo.
ple--mon OF honesty, capnbity and uprightncss
OF choracior--n,en whom the people will delight
TO honor with their suflrOges, .a.
Hon. VIM DENNisoN, Jr., our candidate Tor
Governor, has been distinguished and active
member Of the Republican party from its organ
ization to the present time. Prior to tho orgnn-
z'tion of the Republican party ho was "a Whis--
FREQ Soil Wing lilo was elected to the State
Senate from tho Franklin district, and while a
member of that body, his Industry ability and
eloquence gave him rank among the ubost men
Of tho State lie is in every respect worthy to
receive tho Gubernatorial mantle from our pres.
ent Chief Executive. His eloquent voice will
doubtless be heard in this section Of the State du,
ri q the campaign.
Hon. II. c. kirk our candidate for Lieut..
Governor, halls from county which, although
Que OF tho oldest and bost In the State, has
never before had a candidate on State tick
ct Knox County, In former years, gave tho To-
cofocos majority of GOO or 800, but the Rcpub-
licans npw hayo handsome majority there. Mr.
X. was formerly democrat though not sufli.
ciently radical to sui, tho "kinckcy' politicians
Of that County. Four years ago he was elected
80 tho State Senate lie is in the prime OF life
is a Jealous worker--a fine spcaker--and is til,
best looking candidate that will be voted for next
fall. lie will make AN excellent Lieutenant GOV
ernor.
OF the other candidates we will have some
thing TO suy hereafter.
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Consistency.

The locofocos Of Kuox county, who are always
up TO timc." even with their most ultra south
ern brethren, in their recent county convention to
elect delegates TO the state convention, passed
the most radical resolutions that have come mn
der our observation Ioy some time, Ono of their
resolutions express ed holy horror for all corpo.
ra,ions aud everybody connected with thom. The
delegates elected by said convention went to Co.
iumbus and voted for the nomination OF Willom
Dunbar, ESQ, of NJ. Vernon, for Lieut.. Gov.
crnor. Mr. d. is President OF the Pittsburg, Mt.
Vornon &c Springfield Railroad, Comment isun.
necessary.
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Our iown council have passel very str'n'
gent oriinanc4. which will undoubtedly efectnal
IL prevent the running NJ larg' OF swine, within
the corporate limits Of PoSt Clinton AZ least,
il this ordinance fails to accomplish the object Tor
which il was passed il viii he entirely altrihu-
table 10 the dpieacy of citizens in entering com.
plaint 10 the Mayor against their neighhors or
ils non enforcement by The proper ofievrs.-- o.
tot0a Democrat.
We have thought for some time that nothing
but the deicacy OF citizens would permit the
editor ofthe Democrat 10 run At large lie roots
up more falsehnod and fl'h 10 coniamnae thP
moral and political atmosphere. than any other
shouted animal TIA. VIZ know oi.
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FOR SECRETARY,

]. II Green, llamillo on county.
Assistant y eJotlrys, J, Dumars Mdhoning, ),
o Guswoid Cuyahogs, ] s, Herrick, PorIagr,
Joseph g, De,ins Knox. James S, Roe, Miami.
aud ], w. Mob til, Nlnton.
We farther recommend, that. in the disposi-
ton OF business before the Convention, the fol.
lowing oI,itr be obseNed
lSl The report OF Committees on Credentials,
~, Report of Comm,tlce on permanent or
ganizatinll, Rules aud order Of business.
81, Nomination uf candidates tor State Off
ces.
I'h Report Of Committee on Resolutions.
9th. Report Of Committee TO select membrs ol
Central Committee.
That in making the nominations Committees
shall hc called in alphabetical order, the votes
taken pird poee, and that a majority Of ell the
votes cast, shall be necessary 10 make choice ot
canddsteS nominated. Aud that the follow.
ing shall be- The order in which The uummltions
she'll be made:
lSt. Governor, 81, Lieut., Governor; 81, Su.
RENE Court Judge; 4'h, Audilor of State; 5'h,
Treasure Of State; 9th, SeCrrtary of State, 9Th,
Member OF Board ol Pubh Works 6;h, School
CummlsSiOnvr.
We also recommend that IN addition so far
as applicable. ordinary parliamentary rolcs b.
sdopted ss the rules OF this Convention,
z. HITCHCOCK Sec'y.
A COMMITTEES Of thee wss Nppoiaed 10 wait
on Mr.. Wade. who, on tIh.aG ae laair, returned
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Republican State Convention.
OfIlciaI Report of Proceedings

COLUMDUs, june q
} The C,aveation met ~ Adnos, Hat! lssl |
O'Clock, and after the delegates from different
districts bad been seated together, Mr.. WI, Bss'
com callet the Convection tdordqLand nomina
,cd Benj, Y ssles,os Of Cineinnaii ioryseulpo,
faty chsirman: Gov. Ford Mas appointed sscfe
,ery, and Mr. Joseph G. Devin oI Knox, assis
tsnt secretary.
Hon l. D. Campbell offered The following res
olution, which was unanimously adoptedi
4 ResolDsd, That committee OF. resolutions pt
appointed, composed OF one member from euct
Congressional District, to be chosen by dele
gates from the District, 10 whom all resou
lions shall be referred, without debate.
The Convention then proceeded to appoint
,,,.,,n;,t ees nc foliowL.
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who will vote for Him !

The locofoco candidate for School Commission.
CT is a Buchanan deputy U. S. Marshal, and was
a member Of the packed jury that went through
with the mock trial Of Bushnell. nice Com,
missioner of Common Schools he would make!-
Again we ask, who will vote for him!
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CLENAs OtFlCE, FcIyebnrl Twp,
June $, 1859.
- EALCD rrorosHls viii he received by the Town
y sh Clerk unui the 22d dag OF July next for build
lag n School House in suh.distriet uumGor four il
{ is township, said House TO bo u fraRe. 2ixaO feet
and 10 be completed by the trst of November next
Plans and specifications may he at This ofice.
JunC . - 81. l.k. MILLER. twp, clerk.
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BLooD PURIFIER AND BLoop PrLIs.
DIR. ROBACK'S
SCANDINAVIAN R M EDIES, :

"THEN DIR ROBA X, THE RENOwNEU
w Swedish Physicia nitro duc C. ed his Blood Pur.
fer and Blood Pills in the United States he set
orth in plain angunge their curative properties
This was years ago The task of recommending item
has since been taken out of his hands. Enlightened
men, whose character for sound judgment and phos-
ophy, gives their opinions weight in the community,
men who observe reflect and make "assurance doub,
ly sure before they decide everywhere approving
and urging the of these wonderful
All who confde in the wisdom and honesty of this
class vhc chose to investigate for themselves, are
now of mind on this important subject. = W
Dr. Roback invites the attention of The SICK to the
ORIGINAL LETTERS,
from the members of the medical profession editors
of public journals, well known merchants and farm
ersand ladies of the highest respectabiy. giving
accounts of dnary cures wrought by the rema
edies, OF which cures thev themselves we're
EYE WITNESSES.
These parties may be Consulted personally or by
letter, by those who have any doubt upon the sub.
ect. The evidence in the possession of Dr. Roback,
which at all times accessible to the public estaBs
fishes the following
FACTS:
That the BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD PILLS
have been proved by analysis to
.,, CONTAIN NO MINERAL;
That they cure the almost universal complaint ?
,-- - DYSPEPSIA,
with unerring certainty and in a very short tme.--
That after all other medicines have proved useless,
they relieve
LIVER COMPLAINT,
and restore the health and strength of the sufferer
That
w Il s,ICI, IrENyAICs ~ r -- r
-, .,..,i>, .,
VINO nave iangushed tor years III helpless weakness
and despondency, recuperate with almost miraculous
rapdlty under their invgorating operation. Thatall
sexual Disabilities are removed by their cordial and
gently stimulating properties. That they recruit
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS
however tbey NAV have been triaed with and abp.ea
That their direct tendency isto N'f'r St'DSIT'
# LENGTHEN LIFE, TIA
and render it enjoyable. That operating directly
upon the poison of disease IN the6tood, they
h' CAUSE SOON TO HEAL f4 fsrH'
n -I3--T-'- .... .tt a.
and discharge from the system every faint of Scrof
ula' wnether hereu'tary or otherwise. That they
RECRUIT THE. DEBILITATED,
e.,.L.,
we n we tne shh slanus or mus
cies' IN Wncn my uo hot give Propt renet. and Qt
70 q a. ~ !, y e wy Neiy olt1uel @ VI llle nus oeeh
iignleuj e.teei Pn"'.esS en DUd PsIecS rWg, -
m i pH - ~ pI % nn n. T pf, Io @ oC IAN 'EOE-
80. " ~ - enuolseo py inc eApe-
r 4 ga ~ "i,nesses' VINO Dyieiters
niu & ios ao III @ MoLhs, anu woro oi mouth
;S @ rS ~ W w INV Inv ue OF tne
I h1 ~ 1no u1"n victims OF III
o n'n uisease every avenue ana
VI S w. I - ''e''' anu " eHPei ~ 'noIo"gbiy ana
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thanks lor the honor which had surprised him
10 the discharge Of his duties on the Committee
of Resolutions.
In his Judgment, this was oLes ofsihe, most
important sssemblages even convened in this
State. This Convention could not oserratt Its +
obligations and responsibilities. lie admitted
thbt eyspts hod taken place calculated TO dis
,6tb md distract the Republican, ,psrty. But
he was here 10 exhortto harmony. Every one [
must sacrifice something ofliis individual opin.
ions TO the general good.
He then referred to the centralizing and des.
potc tendency OF the present Administration,
and alluded at length TO the subject OF slavery
because he found that the al-engrossng topic
everywhere, and because our Government was
devoted 10 its support and protection to the
neglect ofevcry other interest. -
..Up -to-ths desth- OF good old General Tay lor,
slavery was purely local Institution, but since
then, every cifort has been made to make it nl-
ional. The Compromise Of 1880 was the first
step, the repeal of the Missouri compromise was
he next, aud the system adopted TO force sa-
very upon Kansssn1he next '7a 20
He reluled The fiction that the Democratic
party was the peculiar friend OF the adopted
citizen. aud declared that the sole end and aim
of that party was Niger. They saidthey wanted
Cuba-inore territory. Theyrealy wonted more
niggers. Wherever n Niger was, there Democ-
was not The foolish aud cxtravagant Mormon
and Paraguay expeditions were reviewed, aud
Mr. Wade closed by again thanking the Con-
vention Tor the honor they had conferred upon
him. o.. .......f. i.......f f....... t....L ....
On motion Of Mr.. Giddings, Mr.. y. w. c.
Rallif was appointed TO iii the place OF Mr.
Wade upOn the committee on resolutions.
The nomination OF Governor then being in
order, the nOiues OF Wm D,nnison, of Frank
! .l..a..n ft.tG
were announced. The first ballot resulted as
follows: "m
Whole number of votes cast 278
WIN Dlunison, ,.-..., . 1873
| d k. Cartier 65
| Mr. Dennison's nomination was then declared
unanimous unh greeted with dcaienng cheers
! For Lieutenunt Governor; the following gem
tlenen were named: D X Cartier Of Cuyuhoga,
Charles M Godfrey, of Putnum, John J. Will
liams, of Marion, Thomas Spoouer, of Hamilton,
VIM Slude, of CuynhOga, w. E. Gilmore, of
Ross, r. G, Kirk. of Knox, N. ii. Van Worries,
of Athens, Don Pntt Of Hamilton, llerman
Garfield, of Medina, aud Samuel L Brown
Cartier aud Pidtt were withdrawn, aud tho first
ballot resulted as follows:
FIRST BALLOT. ....
Godfrey, 49, Williams, 20; Slado, l05; Gill
more, SO; Van Worries, 63; Brown, 20; Can
field, l6; Kirk, 80. .n .a..-...
williams CauGed, Godfrey aud Brown were
| then withdrawn .' '.'
| SECOND BALLOT.
SIade, 1871; Gilmore, 30; Van Worries, 90;
Kirk, l4i .'
Mr. Gilmore was then Withdrawn, aud before
another ballot was taken, enough votes were
transferred from Mr.. Van Worries to Mr. Kirk
to give him majority.
THIRD BALLOT
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uCPUpudCAN STATE TICKET.
-. !. ! .AsSssA


NE roR oovERSoa,
WIN. DENNtSON, JR., Of Franklin County
FOR LIEUTENANT oovERSoR,
ROBERT G. KIRK, Of Knox County
ss ron AUDITOR or srArE,
RoBT. w. TAYLOR, of Mahonng County.
.9,.,. FOR sxceErARY or STATE, -Io ora
ADDISON Z. RUSSELL, of Clinton County
roR raE.suRER OF STATE,
ALFRED p. STONE, of Franklin County.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
WIN. Y. GHoLSoN, Of Hamilton County.
ron MEMBER HOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
JOHN B. GREGORY of Scioto County.
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER. l.a.a g.,
ANsoN sMYTH, Of Lucas County.
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FIRST RALLoT.

Lynch 90 Dael GO
SmNth 300 Stevens 25
Wherupon, the nomlualion of Mr. Smylh
was made unanimous.
The interest Ia ,he proceedings was so srea,
that the Convention did not adjourn tor supper,
aud Immediately sncr the nnmina,icn Oi Mr.
Smylh, il was moved To epporuts committee 40
wai upon Mr. Deunisn. inform him oG his
MnminatiOn and request his presence in the Con.
vendon, Pending Ihis nation, the comAitlec
on resolutions reported, aud Hon. John A. Bing
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FIRST BALLOT
,y COMMISSIONER or COMMON SCHOOLS.

! For this Office the following named gentlemen
were presented; John Lynch of Pickawoy
Arson SMvth ,of Lucas A, c. Dhcl, Of Cham
poign ; aud l.. w. Stevens, of Clermont.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

0 X,
The Convention wus called 10 o.der aud the
committee ou credentials and permanent or.
Sanizatlon reported
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON PERMANENT ORGAIzA-
For President OF the Convention we recon-
mend tho Hon, Benz. L. Wade OF Ashtabula co.
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for at.

SPEGIFICATI0Ns for the contract for at
~ lending and keeping in repaf the br dyes
Ths bridges located Canal carondeIe at xaras
ssl to the contractor in
sSgasP s s s Of
.sa sa sspSs oSs.
The their constantly keep su ep
rs Gs,oF ned
ead e sss
and az siass
Te Keep attend
open and shut the said bridges may be
s .s. a ws as a 81 ohs,
sGaS .9 bIosx .ds
sa r. 6, 2, shall pa.a and
The shall be fined in the sum Of ten doa ,
aeS h IL Be s e y The
sssy IN the sum of $1,000 shall b. REQUIRED to pu.r.ns.
Payne, y to b. made moa.hy tho certificate h Street
me city retaining in guarantee Gent of
ne amount Of each monthly until expiration
should The bridges found good order and esna
on otherwi.e the shall be forfeited Of the
The eonrac. sh u be adludicasd for year. to
ws understood that IN case Of failure by the contractor
II sss ss y WITH Tn the
70 which the work II being executed the Csnrci
s nas dS HI csss
Without ppn se @ nna hs and
the shall vt time the work or moi 6nh
and complete the in conformity his contract the ssd
contractor shall forfeit all claim. have part
the city shall be thereby discharged any and ali liability
therefor and ii s also we'll undersood contract
be resold the contractor and his held and
bound p sdo 70 unto tho city all loss difference
perform the work prices which NAV be sdudatsd
at resale 70. Ad Indication.
Bidsto be per year fer The whole work complete.
New Orleans. August O. ls59.
isgned LOUIS PILE City Surveyor.
approved by the Committees Streets and Landings
Boards Of the Common Council.
lSrnedl RoBT. HUYGHE, }chs,,vo,
tsgnedl II. 4. YESNARD, ehairmen.
Registered August Is, 1883
aul5 II HENRY DuREI, for COMPTROLLER
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Council and complete the sixty days after under pen
atty Of ten dollars day for each and day thereafter th
same 10 not completed.
Good and solvent security in the OF $500 shall bs "a
quired guarantee the faithful performance The contract
Payments In cash the completion Of the work and nccen
snce Il the same by the City Surveyor.
II Ia we'll understood TINT failure BY the
70 begin ns the work any thereof within Ire neod
hxed In the Council be dissatisfied with the manner
which the work ID being executed the Common Council shall
have the right to annul the without putting he
tractor In defauit required by article 1905 Of The Civil
Code. and without applying Justice to snnu tbs
same and without indemnity 1t also we'll understood
that IN the contractor shall any time abandon The
contract the contractor shall forfeit ali claims be may have
or any part Of the work done him up to ths date Of the
ssnandonmsnt snd that the city shall thereby discharged
from any ana all liability therefor and also well under
e ,nsa IN eas the contract be sso
ne ne city 81 loss or difference between the price at which
REHABILITATION. " " ''' "
bd to be per running foot Of sidewalk taken I'D and rajd
complcte hcndng all materials which may be
New Orleans, August 9th 1889 "
lsgnedl LOUIS H. PILE City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and a1dpgs Of boh
Boards Of the Common Council. 90 VI '''n
lsignedl RoBT HUYGHE. 2ch.,.u,.
lSiRnedl H T. VENNARD. oha'rmen.
suls II HENRY DUREL. for Comptroller.
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.,,,,,-, NouvNtROKLKANs, II NAL 1859.
- Vile de Ia Nouvele Orleans
NJ ESSlEURS..Les Sousslgncs, proprletal.
res atsant face la 'FRONT.' des Canal Race
peuonnent honorable conc
msmens IA section I'D de Ia charte de la VILE est de
afre vng ours pour uyeier
e. payer rue 'front.' ds Canal Race avec des bocs
oe pas MONS de dix pouces de large pouces
0e long, n de plus de douze large sur xujt
pcacss g. iSng e pss MONS Dc dig depaseur
yant les e3 les bouts Ct ID bien taas az
former une surface une etant stre IN Cd.
rage sohde Le dit pavage dfaRopaeuerf nv
fond De qustre popces depasseur sable u ae Il AZ
vos oe dessua sureS oustrs
pGuses depaisssut DE- sable du lac q avos iss
Les perres do tordures quatre poces se.
fournies quand voyer ueera d. chsn
eer es veiles ann de fsrc sode. pree
oordnres sur leg dsnx e8As dc L. Front ds Canal Race
les bapquees eevees ates co pietres ulstte
Les passages dc les ins ssropt do
peres de IL rivere du Nord de quste q de
&c ct les hocs seront de eux pieds s quas
peas de long de pas mons de six pouces depeseu L.
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NEW ORLEANS May II, 1859.
sosn s,ss
s d sssss ss
asss
long views vide by ssSsssa
bea aaay ssns having the
ends and well serface when
dda se1a asona of
q p
properly filed and rolled with suitable roller until well
The usual curbsope four rche thick be furnished whe.
s @ a u %e " change the old
The cusbs,one on both sides of Robin from Camp to the
T. e tsissa
with no sss s hS % and De- S IN
CENTRE and graded s,s t. the road pavement ,-o,.
Robin dn Camp aux aeuve sVsc des Slocs d.
Granite de- pas %or de 10 psuiss de large sur u
.s f sss T sn de
nanere former face une etant poses ct atre
q Dc
d ss a 81 a
remplis ct lie tout bien asspett par rouleau.
Les peres de bordure de depaissenr four
MES lie vover de la vile jugea convenabls changer
les vielles atm de fare sol de Outrage.
Les perres de bordues Robin de
la rue du Camp feuye seront elvees invoices de
Mere laser he eaux les bapquees
elvees ct faes pierres plates.
Les aux intersections de sues les seront de
peds de large les bos deux large quare
peds de long moins de tout
relieve dams lie CENTRE ct nveer de manere bien ondre
pavrge de la rue.
Adam Gfen 170pieds.
JAMFS A. HOPKINS, Secretaire
je22 ltaw8w Coaseil des Assistants Aldermen
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MAIRERIE DE LA NouyELLE ORLEAHs1
Hotel de Vile, 4eme jour de JUN, 1859.
I'm VERTU dc Ia resolution No. 4615 du
orement Ia section 2O de la chare de la ve avis est
present donne que rntent la vile dc Ia Nonve
Orleans de fae paver piees qua rue Tchoupi
toulas entire les Josephine Regsase uat
eme District.
je6 1awSw GERA ID STITH Mare
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NEW ORLEANS, 1852
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city of New Orleans
WE, the undersigned, owners of real estate
" fronting on Carondelet street, spctfuy
honorable body to have the roadway of paved with
square blocks stone from Canal Felicity street. The
surface to be semtepcal and Of the highest altitude pracc
able the same to be adndicaed the lowest bidder by the
Comptroller after five days in the official journal And
your petitioners as in duty bound will ever pray
Thos. B, Lee rs feet,
Fellowes & Lee, 100 :,
Duncan Sinclair, 30 :.
Michl. Gernon, 1876 :.
j. PEBBLES, rs :.
H. RARESHIDE Secretary pro tenn.
Board of Asst Aldermen.
NouvELLE. ORLEANS, 1859.
A Honorable Conse Commun de Ia
vile de Ia Nouvelle Orleans
T ES sOussIgnes proprIetaires faisant face
IL la Carodelet respectuensemen petiionnent vore
honorable corps ee Ia dite pavee pierres
quarres Canal la Felcie. La surface devra
semelptica AUST haUe possible Iadudc8tion
fae par Controller, apre cnq jours davis ohce
Thos. b. Lee rs pieds
Fellowes 4 Lee, 100
Duncan Sinclair, 80 :.
Michl. Gernou, 1856 :. sKss
j. PEBBLES, rs :.
H. RARESHIDE. Secretare pro TEN.
my7 1aw8w du Conseil des Assisis1t Aldermen.