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HENRY BIER, Grand Secretary.
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TEMpLAR LODGE No Is meets every Friday evening In
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Permanent Secretary; q. DeCastIo Treasurer.
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hlgers. Nov H. 1853.
To Southern Oil Company-ientenen take pleasure in
being able that had the Machinery Oil
be used the axle boxes cars work we'll 30
far the limited time have had in per
test it.
Car boxes packed with have 20 miles
speed Of Is miles hour without the Of any additional
oil, and remaining perfectly cool.
at engaged In making further relative
its comparative with other lubricators.
Yours respectfully, A. B. SEGER,
cePresdent and Superintendent.
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California Saw Mills, Third District, +,

California Saw Mills, Third District !
New Orleans, Nov. l6, 1853
The Southern Oil Company -Gentlemen: Having now fully
tried the Rosn Machinery Oil made by your Company
engine and machinery of the above mentioned Saw Mill
have the pleasure that highly approve as lubr
eating OIL being in opinion fully equal aubrcator
any Oil have used and in point economy supeor-a
less quantity being required and working perfectly free from
gum.
[signedl H. STILES
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standing Comu,t,....

G. n. Mllspangh. Covenant No. IT. -
JUDIcIAL-P. g. James Cloneh Counercia1 Ma IL p a.
B. Daslvs, Howard No. 49, p G. T. n Waeuer Polar Star
No. 1Q. :
PzI1ross AND ArpEALs-P; q. MI 9. Dunlap, Hoyard
No ID; e. Thos Shields Union No s; r. @. r. Fl
LEGisLAr1vE-P @. R. T1os n Blake Commercial No. IL:
p. G.. Lurher Holmes, Delta No. IT, p. g. H. Feiuedon
Germans No 20.
FIyAycE-P. G. N. H. g. stetson Southwestern No. 10; r
Or J. Sherwood, Hope No. H. r. q. George Dfrmeyer
Magnolia No. %. s= fs' ~ 1855
CONSTITUTION BYJAws-P. @. L. Grahsm. Neschsnts
No. a. g. jos West Louisiana No. l. r. g. B. echiuter,
Independence No. q. J955slS
CREpExrALsP. @. 2 A. Dentze Louisiara No. j. r. g..
Edward Allen Orleans No. IL; r. g. E. Dohm, Cofanbs,
No. n. A
All CONF uneatfons thu R. W. Grand Master Grand
should be forwarded to the Office OF the GRIND s
tary In Odd Fellows Hall
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~ G. W. r OPE
COR. PoYDRAS AND CARoNDELET STREETS
We respectfully INTERN the Ladies' that will open
MONDAY large assortment of
Fancy Goods
AND PARIS MILLINERY
Comprising In part Rich Velvet Straw Lace Ieghorn Felt
italian and Chenille BoNNETS all beautifully trimmed in the
Latest Style from Paris.
-Also-
Rich Hesd Dresses, Bridal Wreaths Kid Cloves Parasols
Corses and Ernbroideries
-Cormission Merchants Planters will end
advantage to give call before purchasing elsewhere AL
orders from City or Country promptly attended to-
q. W. ROPER,
ns ON Poydras and Carondeet streets.
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NEW ORLEANs April 8, 1859
THE PETITION of the undersigned prop
erty holders and residents Philip street. between Maya
zine and St. Charles Streets respectfully showeh that the
ory required by the City Charter having signed this
petition they EIay your honorable body to resolution
official the contract for completing the sidewalks and
wooden cutters the upper side Of Philip with
the above limits about 1000 feet that said
shall be final and that the Mayor authorized with
when the Is completed according the Lines eYea
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MAUNSEL WHITE.

Honma, December 6, 1855
Mr. F. W. G. Cook New Orleans-pear Sir The Machinery
Rosn Oil from the Southern Oil Company,
tober entire satisfaction journals being gum
and heat.
For sugar-house purposes il will do we'll Illuminating
Oil. Thanks for the barrel sent me yesterday.
Yours respectfully,
lSignedl MI BRENGIER.
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NoUvELLE- ORELANs avril 1885,
A PETITION dies soussignes prOprietaires
fasant face residents dams Philippe Maya
sin SChass epresente que la msjoe
equise la nouvee de la vile gnes
on lis votre honorable
luton Cont6eu vendre cnq davis
dams gazette ofcee contrat lie complement des
banquetes ct rgoles cote de la Philippe entire
les mes menonnes viz 1900 pieds que la ite
soft finale ct lie marie tot auorise contractor racque
Les placements seront fats
du travail commencement algnemens niveeens qu
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SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.
THE SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.
OFFIcE-No. u CAMP STREET,
New Orleans.

THE SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.
OEF1cE-No. Y CAMP STREET,
New Orleans.
This Company prepared to furnish with
their SUPERIOR .-.-
MACHINERY OIL,
At 25 per cent Below the Cheapest Lubri-
eating agent in use.
The OIL Is CHEMICALLY PURE; Is ENTIRELY FREE
from GUN and ACID, and at
50 DEGREES BELOW FREEZING POINT
Retains Its Perfect LimpIdty.
DIRECTIONS FOR USING THE LUBRrcAT1Na OIL.
being Of penetrating nature the tendency col
lec any dirt that may have secreted ITSELF
the various defects npeec,ons the machinery
Therefore, where other Oil has been used the machinery
should thoroughly ceaned and necessary again
clean 1t of, after applying Oil.
Where nachsery kept c.ap the Southern Oil Companys
Lubcstng Oil will be found superior any In
the Of OIL it is important keep your machinery
clean.
It Is proper that IT be distinctly understood that the
ufacnred by this Company is the first made
suitable Machinery-a previously used for that
has been mixed with other lubrcatng agents.
then failed avoraby with good Lard OIL The
improvements introduced in the machinery the
Company works. and the improved method adapted of expe
Ing entirely the acid and gluten Contained in all oil heretofore
obtained from Rosn enables Thorn submit their Oil pure
and rely solely Its merits It is offered the public
with full knowledge the part Of the Company Of being
what they represent aud in all when procured their
agents. is guaranteed to perform what promised.
In addition to these the part of the Company
the Oil has been thoroughly past by
Of the best practical engineers and machinss in
southmost Of whom weknown in this city and through
the State and who fully endorse signatures
its superiority most other oils.
portion of these testimonials submitted
careful perua by all parties interested On the
appeal direct to the interest Of while being
Of Southern product and manufacture attract
the attention and secure the hearty of every
friendly to Southern enterprise.
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N. o., jackson and Great Northern Railroad, !

n. o., Jackson and Great Northern Railroad }
New Orleans, Jan. I, 1859. {
have been using the Machinery Oil furnished by the
OIL Company On the boxes the this road
the two Notwithstanding side by side with lard
oand in respect thus far gives entire satisfaction
keeping the boxes cool and free from gum.
On put brasses the 18th OF December-one
with the Rosin Oil and The other with Lard OIL
animation this day find the Rosin Oil the cleanest and In
other respects fully equal.
further will take pleasure reporting further
results.
lSigDedl s. T. vANLOON,
Master Machinist.
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NoUvELLE ORLEANS 1853.
de Ia willie de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans:
I ES soussIgnes prnprietaires, faIsant face
II la Grod dt maudant iespecueusement
orabe davor les banauetes de Ia dite
hausee que fare ponra, de In Nouyee
Levee ala Lbee Les ancens serviront
possible Les ecouemen
etre constitutes dune maniere satsaante paro
peaires e les jugeron necessaes lie
de mHniere d former surface unie. Commits.
sares des rsauis davor les efat dapre
plans qui luis fourn lie
fea Ladudcation fate Controer aprts Gina
jours davis la gazette oee Respectueuseent yos
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New ORLEANS, March %, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city of New Orleans
vHTE, the undersigned, owners of real estate
fronting johnson request your hon.
orabe body have brick bordered by
wooden CUTTERS made street. from the New Canal Julia
Canal street The be made highest a
ude practicable. The adjudcated
der, the Comptroller after five days notice official
ourna And your petitioners duty bound will pray
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To the Honorable the Common Council
OF the CITY of New Orleans
WE the Undersigned, owners of real estate
w fronting Girod respectfully
Bile body to have the sidewalks said and
raised the highest tude practicable from
Liberty The materials be reused
cutters for draining los ructed proper
desired by the directed the same
to be covered over as to give unboken surface the
sidewalk The Street Commissioner
bridges constructed in with plans furnished
by the Surveyor the work The adud
Gated the lowest bidder Comptroller after five DAYS
notice in the official journal And your petitioners duty
1T. Hi, s. feet IL Keefe. % feet.
), McGawley IS H. Bakesly, ia :.
Sabine Gomez, 2e}s - R. W. johnson, 81 :.
John Cousley, A. A. Melaerts, IS
H. Il. kelsey, 81 j. PEBBLES, g. :.
Chs. Job, 70 -. Q. W. Cammack, 80 :.
Fl. RARESHlD Secy pro tenn,
Board of Assistant Aldermen.
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NEW ORLEANS, 1859.

NEW ORLEANS, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city Of New Orleans
WE, the undersigned, owners of real esta tie
w fronting Carondeet street. respectfully
honorable dy to have the sidewalks
and raised the highest altitude practicable from Canal
Felicity street The materials be pracc
abe CUTTERS for draining lots constructed in proper
wherever desired directed
be covered give unboken he
sidewalk the be adudicated the lowest bidder by
the Comptroller after days notice in jourp al
And your petitioners as in duty bound, will pray
fhos b. Lee, 26 feet.
Fellowes l. Lee, 100 :,
Duncan Sinclair, 50 =,
Mich Gernon, 1856 :.
.. PEBBLES, rs :.
H.RAREsHIDE. Secretary pro tenn.
Board of Assistant Aldermen.
EoUyEILE. ORLEANS, 1859.
de la vile de la Nouvele Orleans
IL Ia Carondelet respec,u yotre
honorable les banquetes de Ia
auant fare de Ia anal la
Les ancens serviront possible les
rgoes des errans devron
dune aniere satsasane partout les propretaes
les jugeront necessaes lie manere
former adudicatcn latte par lie Contro
leur, cling davis ofcee Respec-
tueusement serviteurs.
Thos. b. Lee, 26 pieGs.
Feowes & Lee, I2l
Duncan Sinclair. 80 =,
Miehf. Gernon, l56 :.
j. PEBBLES. rs :.
II. RARESHIDE Secretaire pro TEN,
my lawSw du COnsel des Assistant Aldermen
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Picayune Office New Orleans, I
December IT, 1888.
have thoroughly tested the Machinery Oil
of this Office
consider il the best Oil have my press
shall continue i S
1t is entirely free from gum the machinery clean and
freely penetrates the smallest Of oil holes.
lS'gnedl X. r. SHERMAN,
Foreman of the Press Room.
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p "A. PEBBLES, GENERAL AGENT AND COL
H. ector office 81 Camp street, With Messrs ooisey
Etheridge
A9- KEFERENGES-Messrs Q. c. Miller Il Co.; Woolssy
ftheridge Lame. Masfeld Co.; Harrington L Howard
Memphis fe2S If
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NEW COTTON SPINNER.
ITO COTTON PLANTERS.
con MISSION MERCH ANTs.
Editors of Papers,
And

PATENTED INVENTION
For Spinning the Cotton Crops
the Psuions directly from the Seed, fully
by which the Planters net ncome Il
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED
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G& a iliess supplied with Beef, Pork Mutton
s sauHages, Trise, and everything in the butcher.
ing line. Barrels and of Choice Corned Beet
put to order for Csbinor Family Use Stalls Nos ~
and 81 OLD FRENCH MARKET, by
AERKKL K PARKER,
r. B-ssssmooasSaEd shipssupplied with ali kinds Of Live
etock sucb fresh mich Cows Hogs shohs Pigs sheep
OohtH. 3esss lincis. Chickens, etc. se79ly
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NJ FLYER, SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER
has removed his Office to ANTE CITY, where he viii
attend 70 iocatng and surveying land and will GENE
HAL LAM AGENT IN the parishes of ST. Helena, ST. Tam
many, Washington and Livingston.
fnce OF Government lands under the graduation law-2
centsper aul2ly
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Hughes, Wallet 4 Co.'s Saw Mills, !
Agiers January 8, 1859. :
We have been usrg the Southern Oil Conpanys Machinery
Oil of the machinery mill about
past and find fully equal OIL If
difference give the preference this OIL
tinue its use.
[Signedl HUGHES, yALLETT l. CO., Proprietors
GEO. w. GERRY, Engineer Machnist,
In addition to the Saw Mill we have also used the
gines and machinery of Louisiana Dry Docks
period and with equal satisf action and results
lSgnedl HUGHES, VALLETT Il co.
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"A.
my lawsw Secretare du Consel es Assistant Aldermen
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NOUN q BROIHER, COTTON FACTORS AND
4A Commission Merchants, IS Union street. New Orleans.
l. W. MOON, New Orleans
myla lm&W J. N. MOON, Memphis Tenn.
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S r ag"s labor from New Orleans the basis of her wealth
eng and the great sape Of cotton largely coaribu
nrg 10 H. j. IL asserted in the counter petition that will
are tho means of Improvement Besio.s the location Of
me Press prayed for the depot Of the New Orleans
Jackson and Great Northern Rairoad the
expense and difficulty OF transporting
for the repairs OF the streets.
ZION anng permission to Mesrs E. g. DeIsle Co. erect
on their property cotton press, prayed for.
Respec fully submitted,
The following resolution, accompanying the above
minority report, was read twice and adopted, the
rules being suspended
Yeas: Messrs. BENT, Dolhonde, Huyghe, Kearny,
Leefe, Massicot and Moreno-7.
Nays Messrs. Waldo, Beebe, Monroe, Ranney, and
Whitney,.
Rsso'red That permission be and the hereby granted
bounded by Magnolia ST. jane souh Poydras and Hevia
sreets cotton press providing the be fire.
proof and in conformity with the ordinances OF
the city the remain during tho pleasure Of
mon Council.
On motion, the Board adjourned until Tuesday
next the 31st instant, at o'clock, P. M.
JAS. A. HOPKINS, Secretary.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CoMPTRoLLEIs,s oFFICE
City Of New Orleans, April 8. 1899. |
No. AGA.
AN ORDINANCE providing for the sale of the gb of uav
to establish Railroads city OF New Orleans and IA

ORDINANCE providing the of the right OF way
70 o establish Railroads in the city New Orleans
ed s II: sss' hereby
ssr vii BE y y
DESTROYS The
Of s s
s.n p ss%s
a Of cns
Ssshs snohe. single track Railroad commencing the United
ssss f. aass
81 si sss It
Hs psr ' !. hs ss +
the description said city The tracks
Camp and Msgane shall y laid ~
the distance from the NEUTRAL and below
S " ss s
round stones except where SQUARE stone exists
the rails and a" he
aa
Rva Ss and @ Sr passing
| the other FOR cars pm. slug down. 'T' ''N
Pc, passenger he sewssn Canal
either The shall Be- drawn or Mules and
IL ay S
at ss Ss %
unit, ten selosx Il NJ and every thirty minutes
treasury the and fixtures the
annual tax levied upon estate md The value Of sad road
ment Should the contractor refuse or ne
eject to Keep the streets In the order condition CON
street or streets to be repaired repaved expense
Ct said contractor concors in the their re-
ua TO pay for the the amount shall be
fore court OF competent Jurisdiction, the
hour III be said railroads. en- sunset
and shall will good and ample
af Ct
listing that be hereafter with the
poyee said roads, shall he
liable to all lines or da ages arising thereorm.
The 'ad roads shall be- commented simultaneously Ca.
nal street, working up and down, u com peton Of the
of the said roads shall under the City Sur
in accordance with lines given by him
and with on file in h Office The laying said
contract and completed within eighteen from date OF
md should the contractor to
comply witShese conditions the be null and
solvent security in the dollars for The
and completion of laid railroads within
herein specified.
The right of way awarded the parties Offering the
largest boDus Tor the privilege and the be paid within
thirty days from the date proposals must be
directed to the City Comptroller and endorsed The
for constructing the City Railroads opened by the Comp
troer in the Of The Chairmen Committees on
finance and Streets Landings Boards and said pro
posas be susc the sppr rejection of the Common
Council. - ~
The city of Orleans shall not be for env
work done materials furnished ard every ont
ray ana ense thereon, either TOR the cntruction repairs
other of whatever shall be borne the
contractor or contractors
Isgned1 CHAs. II. WALDO,
rs., President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
tsignedJ j. o. NIXON,
Approved February II, 1859. " -
a5 CT [signedI GERARD sTITH Mayor
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Proclamation.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEtNs.3
City Hall, May %, 1859.
Agreeably to the provisions Of the City Charter election
will b. held Monday 6ta June for Comptroller Aldermen
and Assistant Aldermen for the cits Of New Orleans
A COMPTROLLER.
.u . e- ALDERMEN.
One Alderman for the First District in place of Robert Con
way.
On, Alderman for the Second District place Of S. How
ell.
One Alderman for the Third District place Of s. p De
nbarre
One Alderman for the Fourth District in place of B. S. Har
risson.
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
One Assistant Alderman for the First Ward place of Al
fred kearny.
Assistant Aldermanfo the Second Ward place
Fl. Waldo :
Ono Assistant Alderman for the Third Ward place H.
Ranney.
ons Assistant Alderman the Fourth Ward in place OF
Whitney. :
Assistant Alderman foe the Sixth Ward place Of John
Dohonde.
Assistant Alderman for the Ninth Ward in place Of
Maeioni. - -
One Assistant Alderman Tenth Ward in place of J. H.
Phelps. = 49,
Said election be held at places designated by the Ce,
Board Of Commissioners and under the direction Of inspect
ors by them appointed
EmyAje6 GERARD STITH Mayor
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CULLUnIs SPRINGS. cHoCTAW co11N1

- CULLUM's SPRINGS, CHoCTAw COUNTY.
l1 Aa eight -six miles above Mobile, twenty-five mes
the Tomhigbee river 80 "
The undersigned takes pleasure announcing to his esn-
and the public that his establishment opened
cepton visitors During winter many
Tort aud not only the invalid seek
ing recreation and pleasure The Of he
erection OF several cottages the discovery OF ns
springs OF freestone the other Of
nounced by chemists TO he Of the
nodious billiard etc and the whole establishments hns
been repanted and The ladies'
the circular spring house. fitted up expressly their acco
mediation, have been particularly attended TO-
An experience In the of public mora
than twenty Ave and keep bis ON h0
list OF boe will he trasfs continue -
has been engaged for the Tenpn alleys other
places for provided the pretes cot
tages are Al separate and are neat, clean and airy
Commndous light dransht boats will ply regularly twice
week to the landing the Tombgbee river, Mobile
AS the curative virtues Of the they only
the most sanRnne expectations Of the propeor
Springs In the United Sae. have bean
made known the public many cures o.
obstinate chronic diseases certainly
variety Of chemical or medicinal conbDn-
tons.
The Springs Of the valuable of waters found
In the county viz The celebrated Vcby the
Iron the freeone and the Sulphur Such
shod not be found single place the whos
soEth-afact W ich invAlids well n1te
being made Express from,
Orleans 70 Mobile these Springs in order
however contract to regularly three Zines
a week.
Terms of board will be moderate.
Carriages are in waiting at the landing the arrival Of
analysis OF the water he had by APPLYING WA
TFRMAN BRO. corner Of 'gazne and Common ssrsets
who are my agents In New Orleans.
my9 Dlw3m Proe.ietoy
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!, HALEY SPRINGS. NINE MILES North =


ESi;.( Of Florence Eauderdaie county, Alabama. SX
a uL aas &C. erated watering place long and favora
Arkansas tor the medicinal properties Qualities on
It's waters IN cases OF sCofna
spinal affections torpid liver ch onic eyes
saSes OF eeneea' aud cuianeous Diseases Is
seasons OF the for the reception yfsitnrs
This watering place changed hands year ago. and
sce mat time the ptcpreors have bees diligently engaged ia
building and comfortable
of their guests They have completed large new Hotel
containing parlp bathroom dining room sleeping rooms etc.
The location being of the Tennessee river and
full. ' f' manu. ~
THE TABLE
VIII be supplied with the wholesome food tat
me cts can afford with polite and attentive
The Bar and Confectionery Bowling and Billiard Saloons
VIII be well and abupaantly supplied
those who travel and visit such places for pleasure An
Band MUSIC will be in eniven and make fims
pass ehseriuiy large Livery Stable with stock win be
me Muscle Shoals the Tennessee within four mile
ol th springs Win good road 10 make pleasant or
evening eriye to view the fine, Romantic scenery
he OF Inc pest physicians TINT the affords who hsH
successful practice in
water. will reside at the Springs. ~ ~
The premises formerly occupied by visitors have been CON-
yered into hospital invalid servants and PLACED nndsr
harge Of an experienced that for ha
Oh W. waters VIII have comfortable and recevs
Springs accessible South and West BY thu
Memphis md Charleston Railroad from Memphis Tepn To
~ 49, IN zen honrs thence by fourhorse coaches
Persons leaving Memphis the evening train will break
las. ~ me springs next NOR Ing and those leaving the
EIs Bsa sGfRs Goa SANG ayssiax
Keller 's-hessrs Scrnsgs Donegsn Co.. New Orleans
b. NJ Lowe Co.,
Bradley, Wilson Co, =,
w. L. Lanier Co., :.
5 o. Nelson h Co., .
Phillips. Nixon Co, .
mil An Samuel Bell. Esq, .