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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-05

ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF SLAVES.
DURSCANT order Of The honorable PROBATE Csgt e
4 Davidson coanty, I will on Mondays the 10Th day
OF January next the court h0us yard In ne eJ q
Nashville, expose public The highest bidder al ne
save twelve numher belonging 20 TIE ests Of he a1e n
dal Vaughn, deceased, consisting men, and ehidres
among them are several valuable and women.
Terms.--Ths Eii Be sid osdit y oaR
months the purchasers yng payable n Bsak via sPprs
dsriS-im BEEBAKLY. Aan'r.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-05

JUST RECEIVED
50 hhds New SUGAR, prime end choice;
800 bags Coffee, New Crop;
300 bNs Raisns
95 do i and SardinPs;
- bhls New Buck Wheat FLOUR
Which VII be sold low to The trade.
LANIER, PHILLIPS L co.
NIB viii be receiving New Goods daily.
nov24 L. P. Il CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-05
BOOKS SUITABLE FOB PRESENTS.
Beautifully Bound and Elegantly EIIu.Ira.
FoR TmE EoUNG FoLKsI
MISCELLANEOUS

In various styles Of binding from he piss he sasss
ed sngrsFipgs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-05
WOOD SAWS.

WOOD SAWS.
VNTB article aud Saw Horses
w Collins aud other brand of Axes;
Plain and Ornamental Coal Scuttles;
Vases, Csal and Cinder Shoveis;
iRre Irons and Strands. OF all qualities;
Hearth BrO0ms, busters and Door Mats.
MACKENZIE l. MTNCHIN,
novA II College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-05
TO THE LADIES!
DOCTOR NORTON (Of New York;

CIV 0UYcE OF PREEEyUOE IS WORTH 4
POUND or CURE"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-05
IsanGIusia rTaIc Seminar,
FOFs RENT,

EON hENEs
House and Garden Cherry street present occupied by
r. A. Barns. The house large. comfortable and
excellent cistern in the good br
house, carriage house, God house, len house. &c. Or will sell
the garden in lots suit purchasers.
Those wanting beautiful building lots, viii address
aski. apply to jim X. HUME, at Thompson Co.
dec3-d&twiw q. W. PETW Az.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-05

ROUND CORNER STEAWLS.
LARGE lot of and elegant styles, received this day
n by express, at FUEhAN COS
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-20
REGULATIONS FOX THE lNSPEC.
TION OF WHEAT.

The following preamble and resolutions
were adopted by the Board of directors of
the T" Board Of Trade of tie City of Gtica-
co. at a me ting held at their rooms Tues
day afternoon:
Whereas, The quality Of the new crop Of
wheat SURPRISES that If any IF abe past ten
years, and whereas the new crop vi spr1nx
wheat Is more uniform in It's character than
heretofore, therefore;
Resolved, By the Directors of the Board
OF Trade Of the City Of Chicago That the
grades Of wheat he re- established Is fui-
lows:
NO. l WHITE WHEAr-Thel berry to be
llump, we'll cleaned, and free IRON h.
er grains, .--aE,=x -z--z.
No. 2 WHITE WHEAr-To be sound, but
too dirty for No. l.
No. l RED Wharf.-The berry to be plump
we'll cleaned, and free from all other
grains.
No: RED WHEA1-To be sound, but too
dirty for No. l. zs-s go.
REJECTED WINTER WHEAr-Unsound and
unmerchantao.e wheat. ana TO weigh IS
lbs 10 The measured bushel.
No, .SrRlSG HEAT-The berry to be
plump, well cleaned, free from other
grams, and to weigh IS lbs to the
measured bushel.
Mo- sRxlNG WHEAr-To be sou.d Spring
heat, bat too dirty for No l. aud to
weigh 50 lbs to the measured bushel. -
REJECTED Spine WHEAr-An unsouud
Understandable Spring Wheat, md
must weisb IS lbs to the measured
- bushel 5.I5iiss5a Iefesez s5,:z f#sgy
Resolved, That the above grades take effect
on and alter the 18th inst. 80 T---1--
50 SETH CATLINs Sec,y.l
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-20

4 GIRL OF EIGHT YEAns ,s.x1ssc nc
, TO BE ilUSe-A trial took place az Char
lettsville;.. Va; last week. IN which 1 negr,,
g'rf only eight years old, vas eoiylcttd 81
an as.empee to kill #bsr md.,sesS and SENT.
eneed 10 be hung. The inhumanity san.
brut,lityot the offence for. which the &C.
cused Was tried, and her extreme ,yssnh.
MAKE this one Of the most renarkab;e
case, cases to b &undin the annals. ;of criminal
Jurisprudence: Tie charge against lei: 1 Vas
that s in April last, She attempted 70. Kin
from pr6tracted sikness aud Was very eeb.e
and e"titly helples< y ~ C ssk ~ her, dag
sng' oas of bed. and brutality beating ber
w'.h the ''nsss aud, burning her with cuals
and embers. a4'bs penbabsIsty is that she
would have succyeded in killing her. very
soon, bad she not been prevented BY the
arrival Of Che family physician. who found
her upon the floor in q state az 'insensibIli,v,
~ IN consideration Of her youth. the jury, rec
onmendel IN. con!emned girt 4 he cieu.
ency Of che Executive. 9s2sld aGffE ~
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-20

The REvExess OF NApol Eox s1I.--An
editorial signed scr sni We suppose, from
Caleb Gushing, inithe Bs,on Tavsle.s con-
esuaeS :6.fa9 afibta sf3 as{HY ..ve7ss,
5 Napoleon BY the actual aid Of Great
Britain, has halapceal the Russian success OF
Moscow by the; ercduc,i n of Seva.sttopoi.-
He has, with the, passive cotu,nhtensnce Of
Great Britain, balanced the Au<triahi occia
patton Of Paris ny the victory * Solefiao:
The debt to. Prussia remsins toh beipsid pff
hut ab'se Alizthaty to Great Br, aia. Ira:
fa(sar and Waterloo ARE memories OF rage
and shame in the hearts Of all Frsnchmen,
and especially Of al Bopapartes. And. il
in this respect, the turn Of Great Britain is
70 come, She will only have herself to : thank,
e, iar tho present powerful position Of Louis
Napoleon. is her work quito. as much Is
that 81 his own genus. Certain we may
he. that Of this great drama Of the second
Empire. the fourth and; tiil41sad 3grsatestsoi
its acts are yet to come 10 todi.,,2 g iii.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-20

the Attorney General a. -ssof Ee mo,.ESt-
hngty because the principles which the Con.
ventlon has ennnciafed command the .nn,oh..
ton Of my judgement. -
There hasnevers besn period in the hisforv
OF the government a. which the national IN.
mocracy has occupied SO elevated rosition
as at the present moment. Always conserve
tive. it stai'd At this junction an iilnprenable
breakwater against the rar of opposing fac
t'ons and sections, the solitary organization to
which ii are contided the hopes and expectations
OF patriots for the integrity OF the Union. -
[, Tue osate Contention while strictly adj
nerent 10 the national issues, consistently With
the ancient dognas OF the Democratic. faith
has adopted line of State policy which must
commend itself To the approval of good men
o. an parties in contra position TO the pro-
Sranme OF dishonor and reputation which
has been recommended by its adverssT;;,..sL -
upon THESE issues, With q united partv.
flushed with vigorous enthusiastic opn.,sed
by an organization destitute Of principles and
even coherency tenacious of nothing but OBJ
position TO the Democracy-a mottled ANAL
gam OF. black spirits aud white, !" /. there's no
such word as fail Heck forward with con-
noence that the October elections will inscribe
the record OF another victory upon the Demo-
cratic tag, victory so decisive in it's cbarac.
ter IS to foreshadow the results which nav be
expected OF Minnesota in the campaign which
ilnpends for 1860. To which end / pledge
me Convention my warmest zeal and best
Efforts. With great respect,
FL 4.5a:.ss 81 JNO. B. BR1SBIN.
STATE TREASURER -
For State Treasurer, the following nonina-
tons were made +: S. =. Abr, Of Grow Wing:
q. w. ARMSTRONG, Of Ramsey A. s. EvER-
Est, OF Mower. The ballotires resulted n
follows, three being had before summation
5, B. Able, 80 Sc 60
c. CARL, IS II 81
=. W. Armstrong, IL ;.
A. s. Everest Is II
On the second ballot, Mr.. EVEREST, in
neat speech, Withdrew his name.
SAMUEL. B. ABBE of Grow Wing county.
on the announcement of the third ballot. vas
declared the unanimous nominee for State
Treasurer - > 81
Mr. A. responded briefly, thanking the
Convention for the houo. conferred
The ticket being complete three hearty
cheers were given for the candidates.
FUTURE CONVENTIONS
The commit to report plan of repre-
>entatlon i'll future conventions. rppor,ed lin
favor of basiny the Representatives, on the
Democratic vote Of each county,
Considerable discussion ensued. and amid
much confusion, and while the delegates were
leaving the hall, resolution proposed by Mr..
PHsLrs, OF Goodhue, was adopted as u sul,sti-
ute for the report of the COMMITTEE 1t fixes
the representation III future Conventions on
she basis OF the entire population Of each
county.
The Convention, after thanking he'oficers
(aHd they we'll deserved tile thanks of that
oody) adjourned, sine die.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-20
DEnoeaATlcs rArEsc uNyE.rIov.


The delegates elected to the Democratic
State Copventies assembled at II O'Clock
NJ, q The l7.h inst, and srg.a;sed tempo
rar'ly by thu appointment n Hon. A. J.
|Edgsrton temporary Chairman. and Johr
Penman, temporary Secretary.
A Committee consisting Of one from eacl
senatorial District was appointed on creaen
sia!s. as follows, to Wit
VIM Lochien, Chairman, Of the twenty
third district /; and . -
LIST District-John S. Moore, Of Wright.
2d-Wm. Sprigg Hall, Of Ramsey.
ad-Eusene Dean, Of Dakota.
4th-E B. Ames, Of IIennepin.
5siTH: drtnwelE, Of Kice.
oth-W. W. Phelps, Of Goodhue.
+ INh-JsO o. Ye1l, Of Scote.
9th--J. w. Remine, Of Olmsted.
lz-sssk1a-0sevaalA:ssa OF Fillmore.
loth-E- D Buell. q Houston.
lith-Benjamin Franklin. Of Wiaona.
hlsth-H. 9. Simpson, sof Wabashaw.
3f13th-J.s B. Yatea of Mower.
2 l4th-J. w. Heath, of Freeborn.
!9tn-W. Il. Kenyon. of Steele.
!oth-Daniel Buck. Of Blue Earth.
lnh-H. ". Lanberten, Of Nicollet. 4
1Sth-C. Graham. Of Sibley...
lsth-Fred. Greiner, Of Carver.
2ehh-David Gilman, Of benton
xist-S. 3. Able, Of Crow Wing,
z2d-Fred. 9Rehfldt;y Of Brown. aa SIC;
9 24th-Herlnan rrott, s.,f Pine.
26sh-R. s. Miller. OF Lake Superior
I Mr.. W. IA Caruthers. Of Stesrns, offered
the following resolution r = III
Resolved. That the Committee on Gre
d : be instructed to report no one +.
delegate to this G invention who IS not .
resident OF the county which he purports {
represent. or who is not substitute Off
delegate who is resident Of the county,
r A mot on was made to table the resolu.
ton. which, after considerable discussian
preyailed.s
Convention adjourned till 2. Nj.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-20
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Convention met at half past three
O'Clock. 3a2SsR taHz
The Committee on Permanent Oreaniza.
ton reported but on motion Of J. r
Brown the repors was laid ON the table till
the Committee on Credent ais reported.
Ion. W. W. Phelps, of Gpodhue county,
in the absence Of the Committee, was called
upon to address the Convention. lie did
50, ably and effectively. In the course 81
his remarks. Mr.. P. reerred to the Repub.i-
can party merely as the party Of oppositiqa,
bearing one name here and another else.
wh re- lnaugurated in opposition to the
doctrine of Popui r Sovereignty. it now
aoandons tina opposition in many Of the
States: the principle had become dear %
the American people, and no party opposing
1t could long exist in this country. He
urged the Convention to fully endorse the
Of Popular Severe gnty and Con-
sresslonal non intervention. BY SO doing
they would .re-afirm the vital principle
enunciated in the Cincinnati platform, and
the same time strens heu the hands Of
the great statesman Of the Northw St
Senator Douglas This senti,nent, and al o
one or two other illusions to Senator d..
We're received with uprparious applause by
the Convention. Mr. Phelps Chased by re-
Ferring to the duties Of the delegates, the
Of laying down a sound and Judi
:lons Platform, and placing upon it able aud
honest men. Such course would ensure a
glorious victory on the second Tuesday Of
October
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-20

A German girl in buffalo. named Monroe,
swallowed twenty-five assdles ON Tuesday
and has 1digested the whole 1u.n,,er ua3sr
medical care. She intended u Sill herse!f.
but did not succeed. ..saHAot zs'a
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-20

ii lsanti-J. .S.ta, Beatty, or Morris.
! tltascA-7-Janey NFetrilge.
, Jnikkisun--J .. fWhilney.1 90 5s
rksnnebec--E D. Hall. 80 ,i 9'.faf
.kandiyuhi-J. p. Wilson. Psi
r, Ls Sueas--J.' W. Bxbctck, and W. Smith
= an0lphn y 3. Il BroSn3. g Bars
2 :Monoigal al. Eldsrbt0ok fi no
~ Milk. lac. Middleton. 9Telgd
Is 5NsLsOa-JUhn fi.3Stevsns Ii
IL AseksrrIsB. .Atlkip*.a. g;,aEt.a;-.,p@,
foe Ahowss-J3iR Y4sess EAss. 81. Lamb
ana Al S =, 9-xesest. 5,ti-ns t:aafel s.a,4
as i.a alfyfila = Coleman .T1 sa .l 20
Nicoliet-Thdlnas Go~an. ii W. ran Fan,
5ertob and ]. b B. Renedy. sli sas.Iis' 81
= NJHeIJif. Def66lns0n. mi aa DONE
A0ha<tsf LIE En- Ii,Mahon, B. IF. Al,Y.v
'lhssj A JAfmafnns.i A.sG. Green, J.W
iaeasini, nd YGAs0Imstedau afsi.'a atst
Otter .vai--,!lsirars klext. :, . = ,,:-zs.fs
Pine-aeEnap Trptt. - -
srPisrre-A. 6 Smith, ~
! ,Pembiaa-jJohn psNffnai. oEA GAiG
ks:liissei yt!MAfKsd&ss Wilkinson. e. fSch;l,e,
fsc Van Etse,.. JOIN tBslL Thos. Gree
VIZ. Sfpaieg :.all, Asif1. Nrssnx JohnlH
ad ~ NasllisEr dsi!Isdfgs M.
d Rtnsslss B.sGsrHie .bsa;a anas {
sRsfiNsddr|. . leees.s s.,a
!, ,1esqe-li B. Van, saG: Gl4oY, Ioas.ppt
AiSes .sk S Sls fna II 6, Il lowell
. ssIsHX. soll.i, i. npdssatoan. i o.
Nss1 N, D..aMsM p pai.tira aIgs asf dssTal {
tas aJ :a1adzas atEe
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-20

Ihe Democratic nominee for Governor Of
iowa. who IS now stnmp'ig the State a -ainst
bis Black Republican opponent, is one ,r' of
! the most honest and out-spoken men in the
country and it will be lasting disgrace to
the people Of Iowa if they allow. him, TO be
defeated The following. article is charac-
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-20

The Convention after thanking the sofsicers
(aHd they Well deserved tie thanks of that
oody) adjourned, sine die.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-20
SECRETARY OF STATE.

SEChBTARf OF STATE.
Mr.: WILKINSON moved the Convention pro.
coed to the nomination Of a candidate lol
Secretary st State. Adopted
uou. FRAsC1s BAAsEs was placed in nomi.
lE,tior,. and ii motion made that he be uaul;-
stated by :.csla.natieny a7
Mr.: Dunn objected, and nominated j. A.
WILLARD. Of Blue Earth. Mr.. VS. Dame
was Withdrawn, aud MIR. DUNN withdrew hi.
objection .s@ts-a -ss.s...,.z, zs.,..s....xt
FRANCIS BAAsEN, Of Blown county, was
then Nominated US the Democratic candidate
Tor Secretary OF State by INFLAMMATION An
o,her salate aud cheering. Z. s5ft-9.' sEl-.o
Mr.. BAAsES appeared in the Hall coon
afterwards, AID made fit NJ acknowledge
III t.IEUT1ExASr GOVERNOR
The Convention: on motion proceeded to
nominate. . candidate for Lieutenant, Cover
nor "a large number OF gentleman were
nominated. Those named were A. d. Ia
lUE,e OF Dodge LEWIS Smith, of Drkota
TRUMAN Parker, Of Gootlhue.; A. b. DAVIS
uI HI e g. W. BABHELnEK, OF Rec JOIN
ONsrlNE, Of Rice; y q Day, Of Houston; s.
Z. tRh,GnToS, Of Annks !; S.fB. Lowry. ul
Siea'1s.; y ARTIss M,kEeh Of Henueliu T.
VI. NUhfdx, VI CCCvt.-la U5Sl Hk9AlA Wiss
tad. s and eh,fyse j. was ANNOUNCED, being
understood that Gen. IowkY dad the. highest
number Of Votes the other caudidates, one BY
one, withdreu tlh:ir snasaus ;and-.4
On msti.N, ofrJ. 3. BRowN. SYLvANUs B.
aw1Kr wa< tlo tfllil11sd ESS t6e.D jgSan-
,;i,ia.e tor Lisutc,mut Gosernes.rehy accIama-
tim. " Another salute fren, the artillery. md
nearly cheers from the Conyenti,,il.s g.Ga IS
t5.5kr ATTORNEY GENERAL aassa go Il Z
Mr.: ia DJk,- Of Dodge county, moved thu,
JoHS b BRIsBlS. at Ramsey county, he ncp,i.
naesi by scclamation as the Uemocraticsc:a.,--
.inIasef Tor Attorney General. Carried una,,i-
molsly. This nomination. was peculiarly
gratifying 10 many of he delegates, and was
rsce'vtxa ellh sre,,.e,sioss slsrepiine con.
miree appointed ,o,vsa - NJ aas soo.,
afterwards presented - tsilon IN tslla1llun,
lals5s.
To III. Prcadrs, nai NJ - k1ke De.-
ocratic Ssdte Coare1.ios ga
Il sSai ..;k e isss s s
which receive ala accept The nomination
wdish ID ibefA feadena NJ fpf Ahssef6ce d
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-20

4 ''4s1 ..;s e from a #
which receive ala accept The nomination
waish ID itefA feadend NJ ff Ahesef6ce d
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-20

doctrine OF reputation, announced by the
Republican, party is one winch is abhorrent
to the Dt muc,. cy,, anu must receive the con-
Edcmnatiiif Of the honest masses. That we
pledge the democratic party that Minnesota
shalt hononhly and promp " nse. AL OBJ
Iigatio,rs res ing upan her: and We further
pledge the De'aoc-atic patty TO the follow
s-R b94il 5g Y ysfs:ff N
Il lst. i To effect an equitable arrangement
sissh ths Land Grant Railroad Companies by
which u, further issue d. State isonds shall
benade 10 them. and in respect 10 those. al
ready issued, To provide f5r meeting prompt
" the payment of the interest as well u
principal AfeE all 10 :s5laiissts tf15i9 e5i I
~ tcoH4lnc thepablic liabilities within
stheiF present stnilsant to favor the prose.
lcssliOna ofithe rrailr,ads sincludn the. rail.
'n'sd to Lake Superior, with the least posi-.
Sd. - modify 1 the banking ,lH Law Of The
9Th, To advocate such legislation s will
e more fully : sure 9 TIE 'se.tsIa guarantees
Etfat the Il held by her iron, The
Etailroad .u6mpaV iex shsiI y lts .bsi sacrificed
and that the ro:nlsy Ieft IN the. bands sfspurr-
[ehasehsI discharged 81 all ,,bii;ati.ns hr she
sts4n II Stass eeulI, as gauld inesi,abIy be
The result, 4toyM the programmes Of Ii,
.lR1.puhlcan pari; be lally "a, RED ont ~
8 Mr. Lan6erion moved the report be
adopted u = who'll - go IS 8 g, isiisss
"a 6f8ecfi6n 1eaus fmaae, ind delegates *,
pressing themselves aaHxiiiis 10 Ysc,ad itheir
vo.es against The last resolution vhiie they
4p6r5V6t 6fSlhe eiuncs ding rgs6l II iInx, the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CoMPTROILER,s OFFICE, d
City Of New Orleans. April s, 1859. !
r No. 1894. 4 t5s5

L mo- 450&. j 4
AN ORDINANCE providing sale the light way
establish Railroads in the city Of New Orleans and for
ks.o.ssa mat the Comptroller b and Is hereby request
eli Orleans &. q Sr
DESTROYS Ct entering int With hs city
following described Railroads the terms and conditions here
single track Railroad commencing Toledano street at
IT, sn;0I With Rry .s !, down Pytssns and Camp
along Rspp.r d.
Cana .hs north .ds q CANA
no FL. as.d 4 ,hs sons,Isstion
description those ussd IN said city. Ths
and in Canal and Rampant streets to Espsnas street,
Il the distance neutral ground and below
%
% s I'm s' m
sris shall % ased for paving between The rails
which said tracks condition during said
One tack shall be used exclusively or cars passing up and
the other for cars pa sing down.
lesser distance those points shall rot eseee cents
not ss Canal
either The cars shall be drawn by mules and
6 hss %ss ss s. a as
o sn
until ten o'clock z NJ. and every thirty minutes from ten
Said contractor contractors shall annually pay the City
Treasury the of said road and fixtures
annual levied real estate and the value said
ent Should the contractor or contractors refuse or ne
glec to keep the streets In the condition CON
s o Sy ss g. hs Or 1 the sn
Of said contractor contractors; Of their
fusa for the same the shall be
@ % s Ss
and shall bsprovided with good ample
rear plased position the outside said
and for the violation this other ordinance
isny or that may be hereafter enacted in accordance with
provisions this resolution the part any officer
ployee on said roads, the contractor contractors shall
liable to all fines or da-sages arising thereforn.
The raid roads shall be commenced simultaneously Ca
whole work. the grades Of tho the
of the said roads shall ba under the
in accordance with lines and given by him.
and with specifications file in hts oe The laying Of said
railroads shall be within date Of
contract and completed wi hin eighteen nths
contractors fail to
comply with these conditions the null and
void The said shall good and
solvent security in the of thousa dollars
herein specified.
The right of way the parties Offering the
largest bonus for privilege and the be paid
thirty days from the date Of contract Ali proposals
directed the City Comptroller proposals
for constructing the City RAILROADS be the
Finance and Streets and Landings of both
Council.
work done materials furnished for this every
lay and thereon, either the ruction repairs
other Of whatever kind shall be borne
contractor contractors.
[signedl CHAs. H. WALDO
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
ISigned1 j. @. NIXON,
Approved February II, 1859.
as S2t lsignedl GERARD sT1TH. Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-16

CONTROLLERS OFFICE ,
. City of New Orleans Jny /, 1865.
RES o. ke Tint the Comptroller be, ana
standing advertisement the official JOURNAL that in
WIN the ninth section Of ordinance No. 4 approved March
80 the Council will pay any bill against the city unless
under authority of m order from the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to-
tsgned E. L. TRACY,
. President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
tSgned] L. II. PLACE,
President Beard of Aldermen
Approved April 49, 1857
lSigned) JOHN LEWIS, Mayor,
The attention Of the or Of the city the public IL
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution
.. 4. THEARD,
JyIou Comptroller City of New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-16

Al lhonorabe Conseil Commun
de Ia yille de la Nouvelle- Orleans:
M ESsIEUHs-Les soussIgnes prOprietaires
l fesxnt face IL Race de 10 des Maasns Ia
Annoncia0n demanden honorable
c0ps contomement Particle 100 dc Ia nonvee chare de la
vie de fare vendse encau apra vingt
at niveer Ia te Race de Ia des Maya
sins 10 Annonciaop des blocs de grant nayapt
oirs de III pouces de large IL de long ct
plus de II large Is de long mons
de 10 pouces depaisseur.
blocs dsvront de premiere Quae les c6es les
bouts e taes de manere former surface une ct
Outrage de tou.e solidiie
L. savage sea place sur quatre pouces
sable u lac do de Londres revetement de
quste pouces sable gravos Lonres les In
remps ct lie convenabement compresse
nm rouleau JusQn'a CO quill soit bien asss
curb de quatre pouces fourn quaint
Do changer psnoien sn'b stone
des Magasns Ia Annencaon seront eleves ct
les banquees rcnt eleve ct couverss en- peres
plates. i
ravees de toutes rs seEon pavses
avoir uare pieds de large leg perres empoera
deux peds de large qnatre peds de long
ons M depasenr etre esvees centre au MI
du payaEe..
s5r B Kendig, 255 pfeds ~ pouces,
H. Cook, l28 tla
j. 4. Delnett, IS
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
fea ltaw8v Secretae du Conse des Assistant Aldermen