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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17
VERMONT,
The vote for Governor of the entire State except
d5 small townships sums up as follOWa.

Total ...............W,OS lOii3 ,936
Fairbanks majority 30 far, IL 25S.
The remaining towns will and some $500 to
5000 TO this, making Gov Fairbankss majority
about 81 900.
Less than three-fourths of the vote has been
polled. The Republicans owe it to themselves and
their country to organize forthwith by counties
aud townships, and prepare to bring out their re-
serves on the 9th of November If full vote
shall then be pOlled Lincons majority will fall but
little short of Forty Thousand
The three Republican Members of Congress
justin 5. Morrill,, Ezekiel p. Walton, and Portus
Baxter-are of course elected by some major.
tiles. Mr.. Morrill's exceeds & "a tried To
decline, but the People woul, ~. Mr..
Baxter is o new member
The Senate (30) is all Republi, ne, lost
through division. The House ten TO
one.
The Bell'Eyerett party did not demonstrate at
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THE DEGRADATION OF LAw.nAK

That we choose worse and worse men to make
and modify our laws, s a fact that no careful OBJ
server will dispute. Compare the recent delega-
tons from this City with those who were sent even
twenty or thirty years ago, and the falling Oft
will be manifest
We do not believe that the public morals are in
a state Of degradation. We do not think the pro-
norton of rascals to our whole population any
greater now than formerly; but our vicious nOmi-
mating machinery enables more and more of them
n pef into Office. There always were corrupt
legislators, aud sometimes corrupt legislatures;
Int both bsge become deplOrably more plentiful OF
late. Hence GridirOn Railroads japanese SWIM,
dies, Ferry COruptiOns, monStrOusy Oloated
Taxation, and kindred evils.
II perfectly idle to talk of curing this disease
by putting in or turning out any party None but
mad partisan zsalOt or an electiOneering knaye
will preterd that the eDd can thus be attained
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Total. .......5I, ~ 4J,3S oi,04o fi,oof lt-<8
Mo7ilrs majority last yea, tcompete SAB
Wgshburns majority this year mot complete 10, 100
The returns yet 70 come in will add slightly to
this majority.
The total vote VIII be nearly OF quite 12O, 600
considerably larger than ever before.
The Republican candidates for Congress are
elected by majorities very nearly as follows:
l. JoHs N. GOODWIN By 1867 over Thomas NJ Hayes
H. CHARLES w. WALTON by 1900 over Calvin Record
III SAMUEL c. FBssEsDKs by 800 Alfred w. JOhnso,
". AssoN P. MORRILL, by 1000 over b. A. @. Fuller.
V. JOIN II. RICE by 500 over s. H. Blake.
VI FREDERICK A PIKE by 1900 over Bion Bradbury
We believe no one of the Members Unsolicited
has ever yet been in Congress. Certainly one is
a member of the present House. Mr.. Morrill, is
the present Governor,
The Senate consists Of 81 members, and is unan-
imously Republican.
The last House consisted of 10 Republicans and
81 Democrats. This was thought hard to beat;
but there are probably not over % Democrats
elected this year. Thus far, the returns are 81 Re-
publcans, III Democrats. In one township
(G-eene) there is tie.
Hampden, the home Of Hamlin, gave last year
$40 Republican to pa Democratic votes This
year, Washbun 368, Smart l87, Barnes 3, show
ing large Republican Increase and Democratic
falling off.
As many would like to know how the cities and
chief towns vote we give the returns:
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Tr;h.a. Campaign Tract.-No. Q.

We email issue early next week Tract OF "a pages
containing the Speeches Of Carl Schu and the Hon James o.
Putnam Al the great ratification meeting Cooper Institute,
September 10 We that Republican Committees and Clubs
viii see that this h widely circulated Price cents 30
oeuts per dozen So per hundred SIS thousand Postage
one cent each ADDITIONAL. Cash orders solicited
49,, THE TRIBUNE, New York
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MAINE.

The vote for Governor in $50 cities, townships,
and plantations, on Monday last compares with the
total vote eff the several counties last year as
follows:
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We give in another column the speech OF Gov
Seward, delivered at Madison, Wis, on Wednes-
day last, setting forth the duty and responsibility
of the North West.
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An accident occurred to passenger train at
Delayan, Wis, on Friday night, BY which i've per-
cons were killed, and twenty FIVE wounded.
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ibis esectioa; but they have roninasod an EIecto-
raj Ticket. and will give it several Dozen votes il
they bestir themselves from this til Eoyembet-
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Ae@:alork Dailp Gribmars
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1860.
To COBRESpOyDESTS.

No soc. cas be taken Of Communications Whist
ever ia Intended be authenticated by the
name address Of the wrte-not necessarily Tor puohcs
ton but o. 6 guaranty for his good faith
Runes, Letter. should in Al Gases be addressed 10 THl
EHw-YoRK TRIBUNE
We Of to return rejected Commuaioston
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FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALES,
Adapted every branch Of business where correct and durable
Scde Is required
Cal and examine CT send for ILLUSTRATED and DRsosIPrVE
C1aCrI1a FAIRBASKs & Co.,
No. 80 Broadway, Hew-Yofk,
(Bttwser Deg and CORTLAND Sts.l
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-02


q VIII ,yQu. love me even beyond The
,3.4a?''
The question cnu.e from the the yermi
ion lips @! Young gu q. a fancy bal. "a
Paris, during the re5gn Q. Louis X. she
Was l. LrilJ'an, brunette, with abundant
raveE bGir, and wore tAo Spaaish veil aud
mantiila, which she had assumed ior the
occasion, with all tAa grace Of u daughter
Of AAdaAsla. Her iutor.ocutor, young
llsceuDt oi tweaty arrayed as page OF
Mary Stuart, IN Scotch plaid and Highland
JonDet and feather, hal 1ear pursuing the
lair unkno"n all the evening with proDes-
tatons Of love aod eIrr"a. fidelity. His
ans wer was prompt and uuhesllating.
" cs, | swear It. II die ! viii dream
Of you in the sepacher, and thrill Of Joy
will welcome you if your foot bat press
the CRAPS above my head
" And if | shoald d!e?a enquired the
young girl, in u sad tone.
"lf you should die, VIII be as faithful
to you dead as living, and it YOU should
be permitted 70 visit me, will hiss your
cold hand with as mach love as at this
moment and he pressed to his lips the
Iittle white hand Of the beautiful Spaniard
H." All, vel. will permit yon tAen, to
love me. We shall see if sou will be con
stant. Farewell we shall meet again"
" But where p when ?" demanded the
yiseount, ranziously.
- cannot perhaps here, perhaps
e.sew here-bgt you shall see ne Aud
with gesture u hicb forbade him TO follow,
she disappeared il the crowd.
Two years passed, duing which Vis-
count Ralph sought yaipig at NARY. At
yarsailrs-in every place of public resort
for his beautiful uuaaown. II was IA
ScotehuIan by birth, and Ike many oi bis
couptrymeu, had entered the service OF
the King OF France. But court li.e did
not comport very well with bis slender for,
tune, aud he became, ere Ioas, deeply in
yoIsed in debt
You must find some rich heiress,' SAID
his synnathizing frieuds-it was the re-
sepEen- Of al embarrassed gentlemen ol
that day. But The 'iacount had not for
gotten the Antalosan, aud was in no
mqed tpr Lke search. tie 8as spared the
trouble, however. His uncle, who was
Archbishop n poriibp4 Of an Assyrian
city, destroyed by the komens, informed
bin, one day, that il was time for him TO
marry, and that he had loual a vile for
him. . .. ......
" l, she rich z inquired RALPH, " ! d.
not ask ii she Is pretty r IT is all The same
10 me.
" cry rich and sery pretty"
The Visconnt thought Of hls unknown
and sighed, then ihoas II oi his creditors
apd consented. lhe uncle arranged every
thing. apd when AL was set'Ied be gave
his nephew his benedlcion and two hun
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-02
DEATH or PETER pAnLEy,

The telegraph announces The death, in
New York, yesterday, of Samuel Griswold
Goodrich, WIN, under the pseudenym Of
Peter Pariey, IS very widely known. Mr..
Goodrich was born in Ridoefell, CoDrec.
ticut, August i9 l1e3. Farley in life he
WAS engaged in the publishing business in
tlaracrd lie visited Europe in ls24, and
9u his rsturp settled in Boston, where he
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-02

=, "' you arc nov NeaN' iHe ''''ps
VIC u'a' are i'g'u inc heSh corrupt ths)
can mol speak you are cot dead d--It Il
II" "p1>S''e'
"Ia oeaa' fePeatea r"Imen, IN
TONE o' "uehotiIg "hicn admitted OF NJ
q"eSt'"h nean--Aha YET suffer.
leu "uior. Tie 'iscouht exclaimed
iFh' because l olta WIN gnlI'l
1T l" my heh''. / remember tne 0ai
""e'e J. met you. IL vas earthly love
,''' N pto''ehce 'ha' e"gr'ss@d my last hour
e. " you ar" awe 80" love me at!.l
"on WIZ perhaps Pardo" me anu ahaI
suL!sF "o '"hI"f.
l 80 '"'e yoa So orI"d hAiph, gazing
~ '''' ,ons 2'rI So he"atii", ID b"r nd
",1>. ! - secret V"lce sait "tAin hIm.
u H. II '"e were ofiy "'iVe!
n P'.' "",''' passed. over tue lace OF me
Pi''"'"'n' 10 rose ana advanced toward
,''H'' h''rn 'nim -a'@ieIy ""rAnh back at
'' h2P''"Gh,
o" see said sh" mourhIuiiy, "lt Is
away So rae !l'ih& lear the dead.
w. 40 '"'i ne r"Sr ~ ashamed 81
I''S "''hlch'aFy Terror So fn'meA, my
O7."'s' come
one eA''hae1 her hahd' anl took taat ot
the {"HhG man. i'n'pA uttered cry. HIS
mana WA pressed ny III" cold, ctanfoy TN
gers ~ corpse. She let hIs hama faiL
NO, hhe repeated. IN bah sntotaied
voice. 90" see 1t cannot be; ShaI! suffer
"""E7'
IN" sue hel' While NaiPh was 50 over
""-''".'' taa' ne had mo power "a speak
"t move he ranates went lat sndde".v :
'"~h2e 'e,@"ed aEa'n IN he chamber; the
iNan'''n han vanished.
ih1 nFAt day dawned bright and bean
"' ""'0" "e ',oehe N"fe' WIZ"
..' ".,. 'Iir.-'. W. ''.'..'" me P"',r ana 10.
.r, "'' guest propose" = n"",' - -
anrI the axr;,at,a,, ~, H., ",o.a a''- 49, ,,'
Vl.r,,Iut r,,,ogh, nr,ba ,,'''7' I,'s
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-02
Sieur Gitp Aegistcr
is PUBLISHED
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
At
Sioux City, Woodbury. County, Iowa.
r. II. ZIEBACH Il WIN. FRENZY.
TERMS or sUBsCRlPTloN--Tw Dollars year--
r. II. ZiEBACH Il WIN. FRENZY.
TERMS or sUBSCRl PTiON-Two Dollars wear
always in advance: tor six months. one Dollar
for three months, Fifty Cents, T..

JOB w0RK-gayings eXten sive assortment Of the
latest yies % Job and Card types. srr Drcpar-
ed do all kinds of Job Printing in the best style
of the art live us call
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sfOUX CITl................... 4

i -
lN0LLECTI0NS msd. sud emitted at enrren rates
= + d. ESchBnge- Money inres'ed--P;trticrlTr At.
ten tian given to bspaNment ot Taxes ana testion
Of IqspS Warrants A!l2rders eoppectsd w.tha GEN
ersl Htuaug agency and Cu.r i5h business vii re
reiye ar1rarr ana accurate sttehtion. IN s-e "a
q twill spr Goverutasnt Inajs in Iowa oT Sebras-
Ia tr Ih f,dlI tt-s.H lib gold, Eve ver cent
FIR 16faJs f6o aTre alfw't $iG faild ofcefAey g.
!. ~ - tE lslr ~ :. .. .s.a k. ~. -. 8
|. I'.'a' z n -'GaSo'.f "'"9 8 i. ). !" l.
7" "r'p .Hidl4i1sv t~ade BY me a r. upo,. I~na.
'ssed ID a tsiohs surreyof from, persona, is,
tiop. s. f...... a .. ,.. ..
7 charge for tha rUrfhsss and sale Of Real Estate
lcs'ie 'ro'e~ iFhn .e estate security. per cent
f. w .,ri iraar 70 the following parties with
/ y sIspaI siys ione bu,iGess: ..,
/ , parA Rank New Iorh citv.
,Fi.9tN Il -lt,,h ~ sA-- n. V. CITY. .l....
a. &c '0H1sss.ts A ,,sIofs,v- a.sstipe. do
/ =. SreAaeE,.Fiia i to, G"sf a.. .
{. EA"s. .Namotos &Hu.'Ph"a@.'phia.
81 .clefs. br5e. 8 Co. st Goris ..s#
/. 8 ". y. BlrkSlaf~ a Co.. 10
%aeS3at g "erns1. naveu port. iowa.
- Ia~ke}f' FaFsog Z. Go. puhugae, iowa a
F.G Adsms, Esq. Chicago
s..1umaHt. fsa.. iraiaunpnlis Indiana.
3 IL -Hsh. ESg.. Salem. y. G.
Ran Of ~sro"a Falls. Seneca Fzl}s. NV.
! We"re. Carmen ter Co. Ceiar Ra pids. Iowa.
August !. 1859.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-02

Why would rrinter make raai law
yer2 Because be always undersAnis his
case,
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ilrAaN iatr.--IIona writes the poolrv
81 the boy, bat memory that of tie naa.
Man looks forward with smiles, but back
ward with cha. Such is the providence
of Cod. The cup Of life Is sweetest 81
the hrim th. flavor u impaired a. VS.
lriul Deeper, and he dress arr made Vi,
ter that we may not struggle when il i
taken irom our lins
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SAM'L II. gAsADI.
HUDSON 81 JOY,
GEORGE wEat.E

sTift&Nhis AT LhN .r7-ITaftiee In lbs Courts
IN of Iowa aud Surshern Nebraska bi.rce--it N
Douglas strsst, f'ioat City, IOWA nit deslgIss
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-02

There is no end to the theories about
our lunar satellite A German a>lrouo-
mcr NJ, Syhwahn, now cn3sae0gs to show
that certain furfow Ike streaa observable
unon the seriaco Of the moen are usnmba
Bio to the existence Of rcrsta,iJn These
streaks appear and disappear, he says,
according TO the season,
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TiA6.g IgssU.
ATTORNEYS End LAND AGENTS.
pATIsifIS RslRIs.
TREDWAS " GyRs,Ea,

4 TTnRNEy at Law-pHce 10 So second St..
" s.>aE ity Iowa " Fol'n"iZ
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BUSINESS CARDS.
smiTa q SINCLAIR,
!. EEoNINGEu.
CEAS. n ~ MI.

rEALERin Drugsaad Medicines. Books, Station
~ ary. Oils, Paints Farnishes, &C., Pearl street,
SOAK Eity. Iowa.
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young seapegraces, they sail for Manila in the.
next galleur where they can exercise their ascin-
Sting powers on the ciiAaS and nHb1tus OF the
Philippines. Good night, gentlemen all, ths'ceine-
dy ii oyerN
Al this story. like the Others, rests on the grave
authority Of gossip and tradition, there can he ne
ted that no account Ii given of the fate which after
ward befel the two pretty coquettes.
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PETiTFtoNS---G)FFECYAV,

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 70, 1859.
To the Hon the PRESIDENT and Members ls a
o. inc Common Council city OF New Orleans
THE UNDtlaIaSSlGNIED, real estate owners
4 on toodshhuei street, from EsI,aune ST. Bernard
and on 81 Bernard street Gooehidte 10 Claiborne
street. ~ thc iha HStic q the city of New Orleans respect
fully eis ort a to yonr honorable body for yonr
favorable the fact Tint the said very
bsd order ana eonNn not being paved very often in
passa6e fo sehsiss aud pray hut lake steps which will
prayide or he O. the said streets above
round stones Wherefore yeur petitioners pray for relief III ihs
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:
PETITIONS--OFFlCIAL.
:
'ociamnEnation by the Mayor.

hAYaRAITy OF NEW ORLEANs,
City Hall, December l, 1859
ny VIRTUE OF resolution No. 1896 OF the
~ common Council of the New Orleans, IN accord
anse w section ~ Of he CITY Ghaser noee Is hereby given
tat II The Intention of the city New Orleans
opened Rncebavc street from Bayou road Columbus street.
acoafdinE 10 an net entitled An Act regulate the opening
laying out and improving public places in the city of
New orsan and Its suburbs Incorporated and inrnrpor
led ana IN the balies OF the same, approved April 1881
GERARD STITIl Mayor, Fl
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NorvElLE ORLEANS, Is decembre 1859.
A rhonorable President Ell men,bres du
Conse Gommun de Ia Nouyele- Orleans
I ES SOUSSIGNES. proprfetaires faisnnt
- face ~ rue ues Bons Ent DIES Bernard
anads " sur " sBernNrd DIES Enianss Giai
borne, dams lie Iro1s,eine District de la Neuvce
pecueuemeht epssnte honorable corps que les
sont dais une tres mavaise condition. pas pavte,
souves mptticables les veiures
nue. les es es soient pasaes perres rondcs 1T peri
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Proclamation par lie NIaire.


MARIE De "A NouvEILg- ORLEANS,
Hotel de fie Ter dvrembrc 1859.
I'm VERTU de Ia resolution No. 1886 du
nossii gSmmnn dc IL Noayelle qria conferm6eit
donnd que iniention de Ia VILE de In de
aife onyrr la Rochebsse partr dn chemn Bayou
~ rue Columbus conformiment lace intitue Aete
Ieai TOWERING Ut ainaoratons DIES places
ncorpores ct incorpors Ct auss de se banees
We le 3ayril Iss2 ~ 80 ' "ff''
d. lawSw GEpApn srrTu Nstra
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TIE cHoICEsr OF WINES AND Liquors may Ger.
tanly had Of Mr. sewc Taylor Is and Ii Royal street
and the ay feel the confidence that he Is get
ting Whist pure and genuine above all suspicion when he
deals with this Old respected and long experienced importer
His stock always kept m the assortment ranges through
III the varieties Of choice and unadultefated wines and spirits
each article Of which good in s made We direc
the Of advertisement
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PETlTTONS---e)FFICIAI.


NEW oRLEANs June Is, 1859
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the city Of New Orleans
THE PETITION Of the undersigned re-
specifically sos ctit that the majority required by The
City Charter having sigied this petition they honor
able body pass resolution authorizing The Comptroller SELL
after five days notice IN the Official earna tic contract for
making brick sidewalk the north side OF ST. Avid street.
from Eiysinn Fields Arts street The work be done
cordng to specifications Of the City Surveyor.
H. A. A, Soulie, 2s5 feet.
J.. Michel, Jr,, W =
Joseph tirilot rs
Jossn koeniss ZIG =
JAS A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Beard Of Assistant Aldermen.
NouvELLg-O ORLEANS, o juin 1852.
A Honorable Conse Commun dc la Nouvelle Orleans:
A PETITION 'desI soussignes respcctueM-
- semsnt represents que IN muiore Ieqnse par ia nouyec
chaIe do In willie gne ettie petition lis denandenf
honorable corps adnple resolution antorant -
troeur yend apres cn jours Paws dams Ia gazette oce
pour la conecion de bsnquces brues sur lie
cots nord de III SAyd DIES Champs Ulysses Ii DIES
Arts oayrage devra fat daprcs les specifications du
voyer do Ia willie. M
h. IA. soulit, 2s5 peds.
T.. Michel, Jr, 30
Joseph Grillot, III
Jossu koeng, 2l6
JAS A. HOPKINS
dos lawsw secretare du Bureau dies Asst. Aldermen.
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r .AW N0TICE-I HAVE RESUMED THr pp :,
Camp street. = ~ p ny otsei ne, 10
nyS H n n. REYNOLDS,
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Il. 4 PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.

DErxfENE COM DE DrsrRIcr j la VILE DE LA NILE
ORLEANS Us. j. H. BUR-
Dc 4 NauyeIle Orleans ROWS 4 Co.-No 1909.
~ moi ae par Honorable 0euxeme Conr de District de
la Nonyeie Orleans. dans Fns edesss j. proctdera le
MERCREDI de fsvrer 1850 MIDI fHotel de Ii Cite,
Dc u Commune entire les d amp Ct des Masns Ia
vene publiaue ct adjudication de- 9
DIX TERRAINS contigus. suis dams lie Premier District
de cette VILE dams lilet NJ @ borne par les Caope E
phrosine Msse snjourdhu Magnolia et Sails auo1rh hui
Locust les dts terrains dsn par les Nos 4,
at To- ct chacun Is pieas poees It gne de
ienden entire gnes paraleles mesarc ansrceinc ie No
No 10 foe fanglc rues Caope ct Maurse ajourdhu
Magnolia. 5ls
Ensemble avec les haiisses authorizations qni
lie tout conformament plan dress par c. A. de Arm, de-
puts aenteur general date du % decembe 1885, dtposa
au bureau du shsrif pour rec0urs.
Ssisis dams Fadaire ei-dessrs aEs
Z OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de radiuaieation.
II. T. PARKER,
Z lat 46 u fe9 ia II pNrp Il lrJs /
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NouvELIE.oRIEANs, o Juin 1859.
APHonorable conseil Commun de la Nouyele- Orleans
I A PETITION des soussi gnes proprieta Tres
"a sur fAVeIne Washington,
Il maot reqase par Ia Ghare de Ia VILE eyant sge cette
petition is deAndent yore honorable corps dadopter
resolution antorsantie Conr6ieur vehdre apes ciu or
PAWS dams Ia gazette ociele contrs pour
banquettes buue borures perres Il rgocs en-
hos sur les cos est ct Quest de yenue Bosenan
Il st. Avide.
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CONTEMPORARIES OFFICE l
Gity Of New Orleans, July I, 1856
mo. 2l29.l
III ESOLVED, That the Conn M roll a., -. a ud
be Is hereby authorized and required 70 give notice BY
tn the Official Journal thai In
s he ninth section Of ordinance No 42 approved March
~ is the Council will not pay bill against ihe cy unless
contracted under authority an order from tbs IN
accordance with the ordinance referred To W ''p'io'
lsisned1 Il. L. TRACY
fs;.noa, PRESIDENT Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
t'ssheei |. II. PLACE,
Approved April o. 1885 eeAt Doafa OF Aloertnsn.
ISignedl JOHN l.. LEWIS Maynr
speeas easd Il M Officers Of the city and of public
tv,6 ~ v. DUPLEsSIs
- y Comptroller City of New Orleans.
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Proclamation by the Mayor.

FrOcIamnfloh by the h1nyOr.
MAroRALrY NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, December D. 1859,
RY VIRTUE of resolution No. 4S74 of the
- Common Council Of the city OF New Orleans and in
ance with section III Of the City Charter notice Ii hereby given
that j. the intention Of the city Of New Orleans haze both
sides Of Orleans paved with round stones Claude
to Maa street. and from Robertson Claiborne
also to have each side of IRENE market house paved with
square blocks.
GERARD sTITH, Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-16
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SIaERIFF,S SALES.

stx1H psraicr couRT NJ. GERErY vs.. ALEXANDER b.
CLARKE and JOHN sMIfIl--No.
af New orlcens. ) 6,;lB
IN VlkTCE of an nIins writ of ierf fmcias
y me directed by The Honorable the sxih District Court Of
New Orleans IN the above entitled cause will proceed 10 sell
public auction, the City Hotel street between
Comp and Magazine streets, on EpSSbAY the Sh day OF
February, 1861 at L. o'clock M
Al CERTAIN lot OF GROUND, Situated In the First co.
District of this city, In ne square bounded by Liberty
Huward Clio and Erase Streets and designated BY NO -
Of Square No 9 pln drawn by y Y Nichols architect
T. d Sarke Notary Public IN this city. d lot .
trent on Liberty street. by III feet In Depth betwee pata
Il lines.
lcgther with all the buildings and improvements thereon
Seized IN tlc above sr Is belonging 10 defendant Clarke
= = is't 2 = s 'sA.S ~ ~ sss' r. r. PARKER
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
srxEaK couR Drsrsicr IN GERETy vs. ALExAsNSpI,R
do In Nonyelle- orIsans. No eyes
I'm VERTU dun alias writ de ieri fhcias
~ ndresss rhoorAbe Sixene Con Dc Dstf'r, "
l Noayels Orleans dams lsfaire ei,esus c p5cssders e
dc la Commune entre les rues du Camp ct des Masln
REHABILITATION de- . 80,
IN TERRAIN stna dams lie Premier District De eet,e sie
e par Ibertf, Howard Clio Ct Erato ct
ssigns par de Met No $50 suiyt plan dresse par u
Il Nichols acece IL n az vrier 1852 e dsposa en- nstade
sure 70 picds Lhera III pieds Dc proon
deur, entire ligncs psraiees X 80,
Ensemble avec les batisses ct amosations aa So
trouvent. ,ng,g
L. tout appareant dssndeus Clarke ct saisi dams aire
CONDITIONS Compliant au moment de Naturalization.
la ia % fse Sbsyif do Ia Parosse a. Orleans.