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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-20

DrFr Mccoy COMMERCIAL CoLLEaG.We visited.
this institution yesiov and were pleased to find hnoarly
Ged with attentive students, Mr., ). IL, Dunau, one of
the principals is FIRST class accountant and Mr., $, j..
Mccoy, rs penmau, can't b,beapthe State. Il is as
toushug the progress which some of the students
have nNdo in the course OF mantlhoth as IL regaIds
tho facility with which they acquire the knowledge of
kccpuy accounts and their improvement in pemnanShip.
In ac there is NOT Smlcn, in the College that wlnot
mako good practical book keeper Great pains ARE ia
ken 70 give them thorough and practical knowledge OF
On, science of b>ok kcepiug 0aits various ami intricate
branches Young men who expect In devote their 0tton-
ton To this branch of business, should not fail % attend
cour,, OF instruction i'm this excellent institution, Os
certificate from the Commercial College Of their capa
hty 60 aka charge OF set OF books viii insure them
rormanent situation. Co'tNhus o. }0Uni, 3i-l
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The adjourned secession of this court commenced on
Wednesday last week. The Pangburn rape case was
tried week. and after being ably argued both sides
went to the jury, who returned verdict of guilty. The
particulars of this have already been published
The counsel for defendant motioned fora tralwhic
up 10 the time of going to press had notbeenar argued.
The case OF Henry Reither charged with assoulting
one VIM. Mercer with intent to Kill, was also tried and Il
verdict of guilty rendered. The counsel motoned lol
new trial. which up to the time of going to press wa,
not disposed of.
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TEaycr & Eldrideo Of Boston, have IN press "Guide
To nayt," by James Rcipath published under the au-
spices OF President Genrd which viii embrace His
terry of tha Country, It's Constitution unabridged essays
ON It's Natural History Mineral Wealth, People, RcSowc-
cs, Religion, Revcpuc. Commerce. Laws, Sc. Also all
hc the Official Documents in relation 70 the great Em-
tra,ion Scheme, which is now attracting SO much atom
ton nom the cooyed classes, everywhere Ne book has
been published on lay in che United Sut,s for thirty
years, nor IN England for more than twelve wears.
volume on tvt thcc'ore, is much needed at this tiu'.
Two editions ~ thc Guide Will b, published Price %
cents Tor thr "EmgrlaS Elition and 81 for the Gar
rdrd Edition." including postage,
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But little in the way of business has been ransac!edn
Congress since last issue. John Sherman reported
bill fen the relief of government, which adopted.
The Crisis Committee will probably immortalize thcm-
selves by the accomplishment of nothing. A Washing
ton correspondent of the New York Herald says the i'm
preston among government oicnls is that although
some one or two States may commit overt acts against
the Upion that r they not nercrcd withor meuaccd
they will not find it comfortable to remain long out and
will retracC their steps.
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MARKETS..
Monetary Affairs.


Our latest news from Cincinnati show marked inn
provemcnt in the money market since last report
THERE'S less gloom and altogcthera hopeful feel
ing among capitalists and although in the actual work
ing oftlings there very decided change, the
dercwrent was much stronger than week ago. The
discount lines have been materially reduced within the
last month"; Of contraction having been steady pur
sued since the beginning panic and this having been
accomplished without crushing the mercantile interest,
important failure having occurred up to this time,
matters in such shape, that when confidence is fair
y re-estabshed expansion will be easy, and at the
time free from any great risks. The advccs from abroad
both financial and POLITICAL continue upon the whole, fa-
vorabe and business is gradually getting to its feet
again. UncuiTcn money has not undcrgonea material
change Our merchants receiving in exchange for
goodsot the rates which win be found quoted below
Illinois, solvent, 10 dis; Wisconsin 10 dis. Iowa
10 c. dis Missouri 10 dis; Wheeling and branches
6 as c. dis; Eastern Virginia S6ll0 c. dis Pttsburg
i6l5dis Interior Pennsylvania 205 c. dis; Baltimore
405 c. dist Tennessee, old banks, c. dis; South Car
ona C. dis Georgia 10 dis. Alabama 10 dis; N.
Carolina 10 c. dis. Indiana free bcnks, solvent 1@2c
dis; bank Of Bloomington Indiana, 25c dis.
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SPE ECVAI NOTICES.

CosrGvENEss or Anrru Al CoNsTrr these
anictions arise many of the ailngs of man. We hear
daily people complain Of headache debility,&c
and generally the cause of the complaint can be traced
to their consipacd habits remedy for the cure OF
this trouble is what they want. We recommend Dr.
Richardson's Sherry Wine ters to all afflicted; let
them take it three times day, half hour before eat
ing their meals, and in It they will find euro. 0ui
physicians recommend il in their practice and its merits
are fast becoming knuwn in the Western States
sold by Peck Hamilton. 32-3
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Relief for Knnsna.

We are requested to state that collections
will be taken in all the churches in Penys-
burg-Eoglish and German--on next Sabbath
morning, for the benefit Of the sufferers in
Kansas. We hope this effort will meet with
generos response at the hands of our cit-
zens. The amount received on Thanksgiving
an / forwarded to the Governor, was St2,
Since that time the school children have con
tributed and placed in our hands s. ,33, which
will be forwarded with the collections made
next Sunday. We publish, in to-day's pa
per- an appeal to the citizens throughout the
county.
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The Fremont Journal says the amount
raised in Fremont for the Kansas Relief fund
by the Presbyterian and Methodist Churches,
is over $50.
The Ohio State Journal of Friday, re-
ported the total number in the Ohio Peniteu-
tiary, at GA. the highest number yet in con
Gnement at one time.
"A Washington dispatch states that Sec
retary CNss has resigned, and that Attorney
General Black is his successor.
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Such is the warning sounded by the Wash
ington correspondent of the State Journal
BY this il would seem as if there were fears
of Republicans proving unfaithlul to their
duty, in the case Of treason which is soon to
be put upoo trial. The present is a trying
time" for Congressman, and many, who are
troubled with n weakness in the knees, will
undoub ediy be left at home after the next
election, if false to principle, to fruitess ex-
PLANTATION of their record.
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Inn rDllnninr fntterinr noticc is tnken n

The following aotterng notice is taken from the
Portsmouth Ohio Scioo Valley Republican, April 3, IS:
Sc cANplN AvIA.-A friend writes to us for 'real
opinion" OF Dr. Robacks scandinavian Remedies, where
he obtained them and why they called "Scandnav-
an" aud We are frequently asked the same questions
Scandinavia is the ancient name of Sweden and Norway,
and a Scandmlyian that is Swede or Norwegian at
fectonatev calls his country "Scnlnava" in the same
sense as we speak of "Colulnbia" or THE Uuon' Al
though ciizof this country for many years, DR.. Ro-
back is SwcdC bv BIRTH and compounds his medicines
of Swedish herbs we think the name is very appropi-
att, We have high opinion of the medicine, and of
full physician hut gentleman of the Old School as we
know personally. Our advertisement columns will an
swcr the rest of our friends letter, See adv. 1913
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Mr. BAILEY, please notice that the quarterly meeting
Of the Methodist Society will be held athe NJ f. Church
on Saturday aud Sunday next Dec 22d and 23d inst.
instead Of Saturday and Sunday 29th and sOth was
announced on last sabbath. J. FEGTLY, Pastor
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course Of lessons in vocal music will commence or
this Wednesday, evening at the Methodist Church in
this place, under the instruction Of j. +. Herick. All
interested in sustaining school, especially advanced
singers it is hoped will be present.
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Cincinmnti Market.

Cincinnati Market.
CINUINNATI, December T. 1860.
FLouR-Superfnc $I,0O0li.lO; extra Si,l0tGj,OO.
WHEAr-Primo red 9ocGQ$l,OO few sales.
Constructive at 336t15c.
OATS-D Demand fair at 25c in bulk.
RyE--ln moderate demand at 550J56c for prime.
BARLEY Sales of good fall at zoe, spring at 45c.
BurrER-We quote prime roll at llMl5c.
HOus-MaIket firm, good selling at S5,25G15,50.
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VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES


Are well known to BIZ nfallibe.
DYsPEpsI \, by thoroughly cleansing the first and sec
ond stomnchs and creating flow of pure, healthy bile
instead Of the stale and acrid kind FLATULENCY, Loss
of appetite, Heartburn, Headache ResteSsncss -tcn-
per, Anxiety, Languor and Melancholy, which are the
general symptoms of Dyspepsia, will vanish. as natu-
raj consequence Of its cure.
CosTrvENess by cleansing the whole length of the in
tesnes with solvent process and without violence all
violent prg leave the bowels cOStivc within two DAYS
FEvERs of all kinds, by restoring the blood a regular
circulation through the process Of respiration in such
cases aud the thorough solution of all intestinal obsuc-
ton in others.
The Life Medicines have been known to cure RHr,MA-
TsM permanently IN three weeks, and GouT in half that
time, by removing local inflammation from the muscles and
hgaUcntS of the Joints.
DRopslrss of ali kinds by freeing and strengthening
the kidneys and Laddcr they operate most delightfully."-
these important organs and hence they have been
found certain remedy for the worst Of GRAVEL.
Also WORMS, by dislodgirg from the turnnes of the
bowels the Shiny matter to which these creatures adhere.
SCURyY ULCERS and INvETERATE SORES by the per-
feet purity which these Life Medicines give to the blood
and all the humorS.
SComuuc ERrrrIoNs and Bad Comploxions, by their
Alternative effect upon the fluids that feed the skin and
the morbid dste Of which occasions all crupve complaints
saow cloudy, and other disagrpeable complexons.
The use of these Pills for very short time will effect
entire cure of SALT RHEUN and striking improve
mcn in the clcarness Of the skin. COMMON COLps and
lNFLuENzA will always be cured by one dose, by two
in the worst cases.
PrLEs.-The original proprietor of these medicines
was cured of Piles Obs years standing, by the OF
the Life Medicines alone.
FEVER and AGUE.--For this scourge of the Western
country these medicines will be found safe, speedy, and
certain remedy. Other medicines leave the system sub
ect to the return of the dscasea by these mednes
is permnnent-Try thcm be satisfied, and be cured
BnloUs FEvERs and LIVER CoMPl ANTS General
Debility, Loss Of Appetite and Diseases ofFcmales-the
medicines have been used with the most beneficial results
in Of this description Kings Evil and Scroula
in its worst forms, yields to the mild yet powerful action
of these remarkable medicines. Night Sweats, Nervous
Debility, Nervous Complaints, of all kinds. Palpitahor
of the Heart, Painters Collie, speedily cured.
MERCURAL DIsEAsEs.-PersonS whose constitutions
have become impaired by the inudicous of Mercury
will find these medicines perfect cure, they neve
fail eradicate from the system, all the effects of mercu
ry infinitely than the most powerful preparation
! of sarsaparla.
! Prepared and sold by W. b. MoFFAT,
335, Broadway, Ncw-York.
! For sale by Peck 4 Hamilton and by all Druggists
December 10th, lS60--33ly.
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New London, Feb, 1851.
Dr. :. A. WEAvER-Dcar Sir-I iee compelled from
sense Of duty to the suffering, say in regard TO your
Cankcr aud Salt Rheum Syrup that have used It in
my family for than year withm0st decidedly hap
py results consider Il adapted completely 10 sustain
thc reputation which is claimed 0r it. In number of
eases within my knowledge whore has been taken for
Erysipeas and salt Rheum, il has been attended with
complete success when other remedies had completely
failed.-For sale by Peek 4 II milton. S2-3
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New York Mnrket.

NEW YORK, December II, 1860.
Flour Sales Of supcrinc western Mt Si,5ja4,G ,G5-
common to medium extra western S4,S0W5, ,l0j shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio S5,00@5,20
WEnAT-Red western 81 ,20@l, %; white western 81 ),
3j; Ohio $l,2I.
RYE Market dull at 65@GSc.
BARLEY-6SaS0c, according to quality.
CoRN-62Gl6Ic for mixed western.
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EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR!

From Reynolds Mills always on hand and at the low
est price. Warranted good article.
Call and see us. We will give you good bargains OF
the old stand of Powers & Blinn
Perrysburg, Dec, 1860, A. G. WILLIAMS & BRO.
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CORRECTED WEEKLY BY F. II. MILLER & co.
Wheat F bu... 85a9j Flour a brl S55O@6O0
Corn tshclled) p bu Soc Hams b liz .... S0l0c
Corn (ear) q bu SOC Shoulders u ID Sd9c
Rye d bu ......... 45c Dress'd IIgs S4,OOd5,OO
Barley u bu ..... 60c Poultry u ib 5aGc
Oats a bu .,...,.. 20c Eggs u doz &c. 10dl2c
Potatoes n bu. 20M22c Feathers i3 tb 4lc
Butter u ib.... lj@l6c Green lldestllb3150ic
Lard u ID ........ l0c Salt q brl. $lG0W2.OO
TAlloW u tb...,... i0c Clover Seed u bu $500
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Iutal \ StlistrlIautuuS.
TIME TAnLE.-pnyton q aIlchlgan n. u.

TIME IA I'll Dhl toh ~ 4hiNhtEdh w. hs
GOING SOUTH uOlNd NORTH.
Night EXPRESS o.. 30 A. ~ Night Express 1903 A. ".
Mail .........2,O7 r. ~ Mah .......5.23 P. N.
Freight ..."..6;t5 a. N. Freight '.''"''9aO A. NJ
Cleveland g. Toledo II. x, - Time of Arrivals
and Departures at and from Toledo;
Airiv 1910 am. 6 1880 pm Dcprt $500 am. 4:l0 pm
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DOUBLE LOCK STITCH

MooRE's PATENT THIRTY DOLLAR
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


r U II & co..
DEALERS IN
AMERICAN & ITALIAN MARBLE,
MONUMENTS, TOMBs, GRAvE-sTONEs, S,
TABLE-ToPS, ETC.
Tho Propietors Of this establishment having had long
experience in the Marble Business will warcnt all work
executed by them to be in the highest style Of art and to
GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
sse Remember that are bound not to be undersod
Shop directly opposite the residence Of G. W. Foster
Main street, Fostoria, Ohio
BUSH g. co.
J. W. Bailey, agent for Perrysburg.
Fostoria, Dec. l9th, lS60-33ly.
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THE FARMERS FAMILY PAPER.
The New York Tribune saws of III:
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and agricultural NATTER suited to an enlightened Far
mer's Family"
In year. it contains about twenty Duodecmo Vol
umes OF standard matter, as follows:
One Volume Of Poems,
One Volume on Domestic Economy,
One Volume of Household Sorics
One Volume Of Fashions
One Volume of Sunday Reading
Two Volumes on Bee Culture,
Two Volumes on Flowers,
Three Volumes on Stock
-Four do. on Farming and Gardening Generally.
One Volume on Injurious Insects,
One Volume on Draining,
Two Volumes Of Miscellaneous Matter
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If you want to get all this library of matter for moth
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THE OHIO FARMER.
zEF@For Sample Numbers, Prospectuses &c. &c. ad
dress THO BROWN, Cleveland o.
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or twice. displayed as in copy together with this notice
will receive the Ohio Farmer year. free, by sending
us marked copy
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Valuable information from the Rev, Jabcz :. Swan,
a clergyman of distinguished Cttaiamcnts and exalted
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MoFTAT's LIFE pills AND PHOENIX BITTERs.

These medicines have now been before the public for
period of thirty years and during thattmr have MAIN
tanned high character in amostevery part of the Globe
for their extraordinary and immediate power of restoring
perfect health to persons suffering under nearly every
kind of disease to which the human frame is liable.
The following among the distressing variety of hut
man diseases in which the
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sz1S CASH paid for Pork and Corn.
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THE OHIO FARMFR.
THE OHIO FARMER.
TIE ONO FARMER.
Vol. X.--1S61.
TT'IlS old and well established WEEKLY paper will
i commence its tenth year in January Its pre- emi-
nenN
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To EDToRs.-Any paper publishing the above once
or twice. displayed as in copy together with this notice.
will receive the Ohio Farmer year, free by sending
us marked copy.
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s.I3 READER, if You wish TWENTY VOLUMES
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a-EF Sample Numbers, Prospectuses, &c. &c., a.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-02

STATE or LOUISIANA
.p-.7 Parish Of Orleans City of New Orls MS (
Be remembered that this day Of March, 1860 be.
fore the subscriber Justice of the and for tho
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
and H. p Janve Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual INSURANCE
Company New orleans Who being duly according to
law do dposc and that the above
true and transcript from the books Company
CHARLES BRIGGS President
IL r. J4NYIER, Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before 18th day of March
1860. pF MITCHELL,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parlsh Orleans
Ihe Board Of Trustees have resolved to SIX per
rest on the outstanding certificates Of profits after tina
Second Monday Of May next and edee and after that
date the Scrip issue Of the 1888 they have rthe, de-
cared scrip dividend Of Thirty Three One Third per cent
on the mel earned premiums OF the ending February 1860
for which certificates will be issued and after the rs day o
June, 1850.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
e. A. CARRiERE. Viee.President
III, L. JASyfER SECRETARY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-02

Tho Board resolved to nay an pfsesi of AZ
cent in cash all the outstanding certificates Of Profits
The holders heeof to their legal Representatives and after
the SECOND MONDAY In August proxirno
Also to declare dividend FORTY PER CENT 90 per
cent? the Net Earned Premiums of the Company for the
ending the Both Junc 1850 for which certificates will be
issued on and after the first day Of October next
And resolved further that after eseryng Million oil Dol
lars Of Profits, all the outstanding certificates Profits The
Issue of the 1856 DO redeemed tbs Second
Monday in August proximo wen TO pay FORTY PER
GENT of the certificates Of Profits Of the Of 1851 on and
after the 10th Of September nexnerest thereon 10 cease
Both June MI.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-02
II. 7. JASvrER, secre,ar,
III ONE MUTUAL. INSURANCE. COMPANY az
IL NEW ORLEANS. Z -
OFFICE No. vs. CAMP STREET.

Amount Of Premiums for the year ending December
81 ls59 7s9TN IS
lfhhlh
Assets 3lst December, la53 o7 ia
The Trustees have declared dividend of THIRTY FIGHT
CENT after paying SIX per interest on all The ont
standing scrip and redeem in csh he issue OF 1856
Interest and redeenabe scrip payable ia cash after tina
18th February Certificates the year 1859 Deliverable az
and after the 18th March, 1850 ~ ~
JAMES H. WHEELER, Secretary.
New Orleans. january v. 1870 tain
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II .oUIsIANA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE NO. SO CAMP STREET
Capital 100000.
DIRECTORS.
J. Lgpeire, u. II. Harris,
Theodore Frois, j. N. Robert
A. ID. Gried j.. A. Bonnafen
Jacob Zply, Amadeo Landry
E. Ganucheau.
This Company will be ready to transact business the LIST Of
SEPTEMBER NEXT and will against the pertls of the
rivers and loss and damage by e asuai risks at
the current rates Of premiums.
cash premium Of FIFTEEN PER CENT. win he
made to those insuring In this Office.
f. GAEuCEEAU President.
A. P1ceLET Secretary.
New Orleans. August II, 1853. an1ets
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mo. 5039.l
Reore That the lot Of ground situated at the corner of
Newton and Jefferson Streets in MeDonoghy on tho right
bank Of The river Mississippi be and The hereby onaeS
servant Of the late John McDonogh sN oe'
Reorea further That the Mayor and he Is hereby an
orzed to sign the carry out the nten
ton of this resolution -. - 80 e--
Isignrdl JOHN M HALL
President pro TEN. Board of As 5satt Aldermen
lsignedl j. o. NIXON
Approved March %, 1860 ~ y s..
m2T st lSgned GERARD STITI Nayor
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II OUISIANA MUTUAL. INSURANCE. rrs,sr
IA PANY or NEW ORLEANS.

IA PANY or NEW ORLEANS. - ~
OFFIGE-South corner Of Camp and Nafstez streets
Amount of Premiums for year ending February q,
lsSs. SOL 502 n
yet earned Fronts lot the 39 OF
Assets the 18th February 1853. qq7 IN a.
The Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend of SIXTY PER
CENT after paying Six per on outstanding scrn
and redeem the Certificates of Scrip the years 1856 and
1857.
Interest and redeeabs scp payable in and after The
SECOND MONDAY OF MAY NEXT and the eeFti8eatea If
scrip for the ending February % 1854 VIII be Issued on and
after the LIST Of June, 1859.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President,
m8ly H.P JANvIER. Secretary
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, March %, 1861
Common Council Of the City OF New Orleans.
mo. 503T.1
BE ordained That from and after the romulration of This
ordnance all owners OF property fronting the Of the
city tenants Or occupants Of the be and they hereby
required after heavy rains where the mud sediment
ates 10 the dement OF foot passengers and thereby ing
nuisance scrape and sweep all and every
anu each and every owner Of property tenant occupant
W. described falling o. negesng have
this ordinance shall incur pc atty Of five dollars for each
Tense before the Recorder of the District wherein
The said banauette so neglected shall be located.
lSignedl JOHN M HALL
PRESIDENT pro tenn. Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
t lS'gnedj j, D. NIXON,
Approved March q, 1860
MI 81 lSignedl GERARD STITH Mayor