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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10

An IMPORTANT DEcraIoh.-By reference to
the proceeding Of the City CounciL, il will be
seen that Judge SPRlheER has decided In she
case Of the B. L \. r. r. Road Company agcinst
the city Of Mt. Pleasant, 10 favor Of the city.
This case 10 one Of the FIRST importance 70 TAX
payers. Ii will DO remembered that The city
constructed plank walks along grounds owned
by the Railroad Company, and the Company
refused to pay for the same. The city authori-
ties then levied tax 70 pay for building the
walks and advertised the lots for sale. The
Company obtaiued an injunction from his Hon
or, Judge Sf0CKrox to restain the sale Of their
Real Estate, and as the March term of our Dis
trict Court the city entered motion to dissolve
the injunction. The case was ably argued by
Judge Rorer, for the Railroad Company, and BY
George Doolittle, Eco, City Solicitor, and VIM.
A. Cook, Esq, on the part Of the city. The
discussion of the motion involved various con-
situtional questions, but especially the right or
power Of The city to impose and collect the tax.
The decision Of his Honor, Judge Springer, Gus
tainad the motion to dissolve the INDUCTION and
affirmed The general position that Real Estate
owned BY Railroad Companies 10 subject to tax
alton the same - that Of individuals. This
case 10 one OF more than local interest, and as
far a. we know 10 the FIRST of like character de-
cided in this State.-At. Pleasant Journal.
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The New York Tribune OF Tuesday says: Sen.
.,o, Douglas, now here, will return to Washing
ION on Tuesday, and, with his family will 60
,bspee TO Chicago via New Orleans.
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n. Saturday, April sosh, meeting OF farm
"a other tax payers Of Auscatine county.
s' lila At the Court Hourt in Nuscatine 10
81, mon measures for the reduction Of taxes
e''s harm from the Journal Of Nay I'd. Res
,.;.,. we're passed in favor of retrenchment
'''' ..to,m in State and County expenses. The
'D' ~. If State officers were declared too high,
' ~. .pOrcpriations for public printing and
.a' -. we're denounced as extravagant. II
0'u'I =. declared as the sense of the meeting
Wv =. salaries Of county officers should be
'A "a one third, aud that railroad improves
TO- .. .,on,d be taxed as other property in the
xhere situated.
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..-p.,;.uin Keller, living near Osksloosa,
-,.hsd 10 death by log which he was
r., 70 mill one day last week. The log vas
''. s.,..ed upon the wagon, and coming to .
~ W., rl.ce il rolled of, and fell across Mr..
rn.s crushing the lower portion of his body
IA, ,b., he died the next day.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10

~ ~ hemck, Of the C. B. l. Q. Road, has
], "e'! season, but thus far been enabled
H. we "aek above water, although TO do
. ma '' raised ii Que foot for the distance Of
a. .Ie water has been within one foot
III 'N curing The last thirty or forty days.
a, "a times advanced until within three
as. :. '"'' " submsrging the Road, but has
,o,s ;, '''eaes before stopping the cars. We
f' 70 escape this year
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Il for t d Sns Of London. Q. W., insured her
hR sesI v'. Tor the benefit of her son. Who
p iron H. administered strychpips 70 de moth.
ssses Of which che did.
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Cordially yours,

q The Council Bluffs Nonpariel, Of the
pa ut, says the Missouri river had risen ten
ks' within three days end was then higher than
slfig the last eighteen months.
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mn WEEKLY HAWK EYE

1--WE call the attention of the Public 81
and Country Merchants in particular, to
i"s'' ,.,;..ment of Meaess. GREEHBAUM 4
w. .rrl. wholesale and retail deale~. Jefferson
IA. IA, in Ready Made Clothing, Fur
w. -, Goods, Hats, Cloths. Cs'sia'sre', Vest
s" 1,;loy', 7rimwsi~gs, etc. etc. Their stock
W.. ,osr rxrxxs,vE in their lise in the city,
w. ~, keep some Of the finest Caoshing, Cas-
y. .'s.,., and r.'t'"g', which they will be happy
o." -, .p to order At about as los rates, Is
g." = made Clothing can be bought for. Gen
ss. Intending 70 60 to Pixies Peak will find
ue~ :,h, kind Of goods in their establishment
Go and zee c.rr,nAux 4 KAsxrL,
.... Jefferson st., No. II,
.,h.sino elsewhere. ap4-dkwtf
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NEW CoUNrERSEIrs.-Looko out for spurious
Is bills on the National Bank, At Equality, Ill.
vignette spread eagle; engraving coarse, but
liable to deceive the careless receiver.
Also IS bills, some in blue and others in
black ink, on the Chippewa Bank at Pepin,
wisconsin; vignette two horses on the lower
part Of the BILL Quite well done, but the sig.
natures poor.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10

e Nj. J. X. Sherwood has purchased the
laIsnOla Visitor and changed its name to the
1ss twill be staunch Republican journal.
seeess 10 the Eaele.
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There 10 some talk, says . Washington letter
writer. Of removing two persons who are at the
head Of two important Bureaus, and who have
recently been caught plotting against the Ad.
ministration, one in favor Of Seward, and the
other for Douglas. The matter 10 now under
advisement
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SPEmAI t10YIs.

one - The HEST PrevaIe4s. Al u ~
saas tire tssassssSns - paiANsl 1SSjsD thas ss1
the human assh. y the Dsvw - Asax. 1or lssg
forth sanssoss spssi1ss SsvNs pssnaasas sare ~ q
celebrated physician, has ssse1e1 10 ensnisAiag -
public wish valuable pssparssea for ~ sf1sv
ssA Aeus. ne ssssdy As1 insrsasa.o denss1 10y
made for the sBitters" and the univsrsA sssss0 q.
ssndns ~ use, have naAs loe \ arsVstasssA ~sss.
passed By any sseAe Of Ne kipd For ~ Ssrs 81 ~
Fever and Agus, Dr.. Hestesssvs eel brsssd ess0esA
Bit,srs must and shoad slsin ssosg1ertg svss 40
other preparations extant. .i.,.,,.f set .sYtYnsfy
Be sdvsrsissnent IL aaosAsr syiass. ~ -n1''i.''
1or sa,s ~ Druggists 81 AsasssS ssessny svsys
nays.sp1n
HALLS LUNG DALSAM. qid,,sA
n Physicans win rs H. Why y ~ sas ~ NE pes.
pei The nsdicins 70 which refer 10 "Dr Halls -
sam for the Lungs-" have prsserissd n lesgs
number sf cases, and o1srGSs sct sscees. on sses
IN particular, which vish 70 refer, esss
sp by ssssvoS DAyctons Who had been called IN sea.
sultation. The pasisns Aad az ~ symploNs q en-
fsMsd co~ssSpsto~, such cold night sveas, Assus
fever, hasrassins esusA, win eesrnssd pota ~ -
lebs Of the sto1 5sag, attsaAsa With severe dsssyoe
He commenced Immediately get better - the ~ e
the shove named medlcins, anA VS. spsa rssGsess =
Sss0l AsaLtA have also found Dr.. Hais Dslsan sAe
ssosf saySabis pssroas To- bssatiss ~ Aissrsssae
eoasAs and colds that have ever ussd. 4fti r. ~
WI. WRIGHT. n. n.
Hans Bsis.m Tor she Lsngs ID sold y au Drueytsss,
and By Agents In every town In NE eosnuy. T7l
apri-1m ss4s7.x ?.
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s understand that the fine Black Hawk
!.s No''n Star has been taken to Memphis,
bs,s -, .l' s0ld TO Charlie Nay. We feel as
ka,, : .le stock raises Of Memphis and Vi.
~, obtaining this horse have made .
vi s0ssition to the Improvement Of their
ls.s ~ no blood Of horses excel this in
~ endurance, fine style and action.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10

''ISlAkr-The boarding house Of M.
wy On Main Street, was entered on Friday
90 aud small amount of articles taken
ttrerou.
\ &c 'sme night trunk was stolen from Mrs.
WI boarding house, and rifed Of its con-
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10

80 ..eAsel AcN4mee vas executed Frid.,
Acaso, for the murder Of his vif.
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saturday was lively Cay in Burlington.
i, " more Fixes Peak teams passed through
l. 'ee quantity Of wheat, considering
=, e''y' cane 70 our Aillers from Illinois,
|t, age amount Of marketing came into
Ian stores we're crowded with buyers
w VIZ grumble At the dsys business.
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morbid matter, then on the
~ o6 that matter, thus accol
fectuslly, without any OF the
| ed In the operations Of most
the syst. N IT the same Il
when taken daily In moder
and build II up with unusual
The l.iveF 10 one Of
the human body; and
tions we'll, the powers OF
oped. The 9OsnacA 10 al -
on the healthy action Of
performance Of lite func-A
10 at fault, the bowels are
system. suffers In conse-
Liver having ceased
diseases Of that organ, one :
made IL his study, in 80
twenty vears, to apd ~
TO counteract the many
10 Liable. p
| To prove that this rem.
persontroubled vitha.iv-
Of IL forms has bat To-
ton 10 certain. IN %
or bad matter from the y
place . healthy dow ofHn
stomach, causing food TO y
the blood, giving tone
machinery, removing the
fectingv radical cure.
| bilious AtlackSA
| - 0esseR,pR vent Il
Of the A.lvcF 10Vlg-
One dose after eating 4
stomach and prevent the
ING.
Only one dose taken be-
Ni0heaaDaHes
Only one dose taken 81 =
els gently, and cures
One dose taken sftsr
PeRol0.
| |" One doso OF tvol
relieve sick nseo1s
Only one ooss inAmsoi
vnils .....
80 &C. O,ssn rS..~
CAosc11 MsEss
On1ses...,.,.,..s
On.yone Oo' SS..,. ~
ysseW s"s =
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time that IL purges Il; and
rate doses, viii strengthen
I RI pidity.
the pFin cipal regulators 81
the system are fully De, d.
> most entirely depeadsne
the Lscev for the proper
tions; when the stomach
st fAuit, and the whole
20 DO 10 duty. For the
Of more than
- some remedy WherevitA
arrangements 10 which 10
edy 10 u last found, any
n eH COma plain l,in any
Try . bottle, ana coDvie-
- system. supplying in their
r ole, invigorsting the
and health to The whole
lcAuss Of the diseass-ee
; are cared. and vghaS
edo By the occasional seo
ORasOY.
10 su@cient 10 relieve the
food fron rising and soar.
II
fore : retirings prevents
Rlnight, loosens the bov'
~ CooenVc09eos
eacn nsei WI ssfs W.
....e.,. In .,~.,.
tocne. c.-,.
a'sV 1siisvss
-. -. -.
80. 49,
Ts"e P'sssaNss %
90 so snfo. oes o. ne
~ 'ns eAsss = s"oS
i1.. =.
removes a.
tim. S" S% - s.. ina, i've.
makes food digest we'll.
ed cures ChrOml lie 0le
~ forms, while summer
yield almoss TO ths erss
~
attacks caussd ~
there 10 no snrsr, eaSefs
u world, % u Neeer J0Sle.
AiOFoPoys ~ sxsisiA0
.
commending this msdi-
.leevef o1o = 0oS
WiR0VC" VI @s
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The New York Tribune's Washington cores.
pendent says Hon. Daniel E. Sickles visited the
place where the homicide Tor which he has just
been tried, occurred. He pointed out TO two
companions the localities where the different
incidents took place, and admitted his intention
to kill. The testimony excluded BY Judge
Crawford at the trial, would have established
the fact of NJ. Sickles being engaged in An in
trigue in Baltimore during the month of jan
uAry. The letter in CIPHER to Mr.. Asy, which
was found on his body and produced at the
trial. contained declarations Of love from Mrs.
C;rklaa
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10

uThs warn weather Of The lest week o.
~ days has brought vsgssstioa .faruasd viii
unprecedented rapidisy. The pastures noe At.
ford excellent feed for cattle. Wheat and oats
are coming on very rapidly-shs 6elds looking
green and healthy. Farmers ere preparing
their corn land, the soil being warm and mel
have planted seeds or roots in their gardsns
during the last ten days have remarked the
rapidity Of termination. Vegetation bursts
forth with vigor proportioned 70 The long
rest which the earth has had, and promises .
OIL oil our barns and gamers and store heusss
to overlooking. We have very aattesiDg pros
poets not only for good crop Of grain, bus Of
every kind Of fruit and berry.
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INVIGOR Alto r. J
PREPARED BH DR.. SANFORD,
NnvnunnwdAA onfirnsv from anna

rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER
i MEDICINES before the pubic, that acts - .
Cdhastc, easier, milder, and ensctu4 than any
other medicine known. 1t ID NOT only CdkAGStc, but
Lip4r remedy acting nrst the LScsr elect ito
morbid matter then the stomach and bowels
~ Cd that matter, thus accomplishing purposes Of.
fctuay without any OF the painu feelings experiene.
ed in the Of CutAdrics strengthens
the syst. ~ the time that IL purges Il; and
when taken daily 10 moderate doses, will strengthen
and build II up with unusual T, pidity.
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vN nH
|stUyed.
pal GOOD
(ipmen,s
bard The
escaped
(g steam
e othel
tai des-
nears,
Pa gap
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Henry
F,Jama
b.. Cn-
|Ad With
bd feau
|uoee On
6rsmen
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b 4.
y vii.
Pc Gre
Pre ths
J could
|inea.-
' era b
iowa.
led and
deceived
sing
! atNs
1t ~.
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debts and find their debts many times larger
than the available mean, of payment
What then is the remedy? Unhappily, it
is so simple, 80 destitute Of all financial re-
fnement, so much at war with the specula-
ting character Of the age, that the very men.
ton of it will, with many persons, excite no
feeling but those of pity and derisiOn. 1t
is just to keep out of debt. As far as person
al expenses are concerned, live within your
means. Leaving out Of view small class OF
exceptional cases, in which large fortune
accesssions of fortune can be depended on,
your means will never be much ampler than
they now are. If your trade, your business,
your profession, does not support you now, It
never will, because you will generally find
that your expenses will steadily increase
with your earnings or your income. Your
family will grow, your wants will multiply.
the standard ot comfortable living will be
constantly rising or, on the other hand, you
will have sickness in your family, or some
unexpected burden will come upon you in
short, il you get into the habit OF borrowing
and living ON credit, nine times out Of ten,
you will never get out Of it. You will live
under the harrow all your life, and sooner
or later be compelled to seek relief by NOR
tHyluS sncFIuceS. a,
So, too, Of the business debt ! am well
aware that the astonishing growth Of this
country in material wealth is ascribed by
many persons to the great facilities which
have existed for doing business on credit
Without intending at all to question the
utility of credit rightfully understood and
kept within proper limits, would rather say
that the country has prospered, mot in conse.
quence Of the facility with which credit has
been obtained, but in spite Of its abuses.
the vast body Of land within ito territorial
limits of the country Its almost boundless
meanS OF Internal and external c0mmunica-
ton by ocean, river and lake. the average
fertility Of much Of its soil, and the album
dance and variety Of its staple products it,
Tree political institutions; the energy and
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|ay I.
! outW
y con.
in len
FelopA
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enrinrne,d. Mass. NAY. lSsQ-dltNSt
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ALLEN HENDRICKS,
Wholesale and Retail.
Dee ~ Blu lineton Iowa
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

me earth picked from the street shall be property the
con5aeor and shall be removed and hauled by him.
All te materials shall be of the best quality and shall be
asae an ey the as we'll as the labor
PAYMENTS t. be made the paving Of each
and every square and acceptance Of the BY City
ery holders In bills against said 30 made BY
NJ CITY surveyor IN conformity with section l9 Of the
shall be ubrogated all the rights the city 70 ne and ,es
the property y ease Of ment bills
for any Of said bills should tho paid and he
peT se to be paid sy The e. city in c =,
days following the approval adjudication by the Common
Council and complete the after under
The c9aac.or shall into the City Treasury prior to re-
Of the property holders being well understood that said
shall have the right of demanding petitioners the
i well understood that in failure by the contractor
to begin or finish the work or part thereof within Pc
in which the work is being executed Council shall
tbs right annu the without putting the contractor
without applying court justice annu the same and
without indemnity and is also we'll understood that in case
and complete the conformity his contract the said
contractor shall forfeit may have for any part Of
that the city shall be hereby discharged from any Nil liza
bty here'or and also well understood that the
he'd aud bound in sodo pay city ali loss or differ
ence between the price at which the originally CON
adiaiicaed at resale readiudic ,tion.
Bids TO be superficial yard of heck paving
perhcal of curbsone furnished aud laid Der superficial
foot crossing stones furnished and laid and bridge
New Orleans May q, 1859.
[Signedl LOUIS H. PILE City Surveyor
BY the Commttees Streets and Landings OF both
lSs'''l h Ros' 7E ESyXyaanHBb,} chairnen.
Registered June l, 1859.
HENRY DUREL
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SPECIFICATIONS for The contra ct fp, m, -.
~ with blocks Of from inc tt MAC
hznd market horse, to-wtt Camp
Andrew street. and St. Mary street. fIom Magazine 10 (an
street
QUALITY AND tlIMEEsoEs OF MATERIALs-The souare
IN aly the from Boston They sb h
obl9ng in shape not than twelve more than sixteen
hahes IN width and not less Twelve than
innr inches long, aud not less than
Ihey shall be well guarded having parleo square sides
ehds SO as 10 make tight joints and The tops
square, n and free Of lnmps. The sqnae blocks dj0inSr
the gutter stones s' ! be cut A. an ange of forty five degrees
with the sides, be laid da2onay from H.. en-
bordering The sidewalks
me gut er stones sha be of good hard
Boston, they shan be from sixteen Thirty inches long
twti meme vile mad not less than eight inches ok They
sh be wei iarrcd having parallel sGuare nnd ends
50 as to ma re tight joi and the tops shall perfectly we'll
The cur6sone, shall be of North river sons nectly
well heed and dressed beve dressed np TO h
sope Of The les from three to six tor eli m
thirty neheH wide aud in les than inches iek
The shall b. of hoh blue stones If the
best fy prrtec y " u he"ed and dresset not les than
our rect long two feel wide and less than inches thick
WIN ia1 ends cut a an angle Of foryye degrtes W In lie
si1G so ia hs joints will be Diagonal III. street
lne cutters for draining lots shall hest cast iron
SIM AT IN pattern 70 the one IN the Surveyors office.
malt inch i. diameter
me sand slalt be clear sharp sand of large grain.
plates Tor h TOP OF he bridges at the intersections
engh and thickness to those Magazine, Charles and
nnn sct', Snf yryng in width The widths shah be
n satd by the tftN Siry-vnr.
MANStRlS WHICH THE WORK ApIUp1cAr sp-The
whefeVt hi'naced % found on Of line level
SIM Pc skrn up ana re aid by the CONTRACTOR
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mo. 1851

l%NO' 1OVO'J
Rssoued That the Comptroller hereby author
lied to adudicae the lowest bidder days notice
the official Journal contract for paving with squire blocks
!xo Ct the streets fronting the Nasazne markehonse Fourth
drew street and the ether St Mary Camp
said work to be done in accordance with specifications
file IN the Surveyors office; and said adjudication subject
to the approval rejection of the Common Council Notice
hsvng been given by The Mayor that il the intention Of the
sgreeably law eight weeks without opposition thereto said
contract Is now orde ed to be adj udi ated.
lSignedl CHAS. H WALDO,
~ President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
tSignedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved May 10, 1859.
5e2 [SignedI GERARD STITiI, Mayor,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SPECIFICATIONS for the coutrnct 70. 80
closing and fencing in Macartys Square in tha Third H.

= cIasing d fnciu, ~ Tor the contract for en-
s. Pauline Streets Ss enclosed 's %b
w q. E pa shss -four 5 and half II
the best Quality free from splits bad and other
O.. 5
ne M
S s S viii harm sas a Ss,
@ and Ts rsd d.
aey below the cap as to make good nnish
@ ssis sns
framed into the posts with lemons and mocss Two large
also six small gates two on Pauline Us
a The on 1 @ bs I
nnd hung Ia the best with strong strap hinges with
P0 Tho Whole ana
All th ho sSSd Ss. Fl best IT. white lead l" S and
ns Is By the contractor well as the labor
levels be given by the City surveyor and the
sn TLe ' san,rssio s Ct ssd officer
exs and & Of tbs hy Common
any ten e do day for each and day thereafter the
Security, Of $500 shall be required to guarantee
'n Pa snnl performance Pc rsr Of the contract
he ely sssyar of the work and
10 ss well understood that in o failure the
1s Rss' T hs hs "a
Tath .ne w1rS is being executed the Council shall have the
fault as required by article 1915 Of he Civil Code and
1usi1ce the and without
aeny and It is also well understood cas-. the con
tractor shall at any time abandon not finish and
complete me same In conformity with his contract the said
tra a shall forfeit all claims he have for any part
me city shall be thereby discharged any and all liability
hrtio and is also we'll understood the contract
Se esod the contractor and his securities shall held nv
nohn IN sodo to pay unto the city all pss difference
tween te price 1t which the ntractor originally
perform the wok and the at which may be
at q resale or rtadjudicaUn.
Bids to be running foot of fence complete Including the
gates. f' 'a '
New Orleans, June l, 1859
lsigned LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor
Boards of the Common Council - $3.50
lsigned.l KOBT HUYGHE. c,;
p,.-., =. ,o II. I. VENNARD, oHAitmeh'
je2 ut HENRY DIREI for romn.r,,,sr
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

period Fixed or In the Council dissatisfied with the
ner in which the work Is being Council shn
The right anna the contracts without the
out applying to Of Justice nnnul same and with
ont Indemnity and 1t Is also we'll understood that in case The
contractors shall time abandon the work. finish and
complete the cane in conformity With their contracts The said
the work done by them the date and
the city shall be thereby dscha ged all LIABILITY
therefor and is also well understood in case the con
tracts be rs,o he and their securities shall
tween the price which the contractors originally Contracted
perform the work and the prices which 1t may be sdud
Gated at resale adjudication.
Bids TO be superficial yard Of square block paving fur
nished and laid including the gutter per superficial foot
egging furnished and laid Of old tagging
taken and elsid superficial foot of crossing
nished and laid and per iron bridge top and laid
complete
New Orleans, May 1879. .s.I .a
[Signed] LOUIS PILE, CITY SURVEYOR
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings both
Boards of the Common Council
II. 7. VENNARD, chsirmen.