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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-05-12

FRASCE-Baron Gros was TO leave
Paris for Chill or the 25th Of April.
1t vas stated that Austria. Russia
and Prussia had agreed t. tie PROPOSE
ton that the contemplated conference
q tta"ce on the Swiss question, should
meet III Paris.
Inc conference, Il is presumed, VIII
oe composed Of the following powers
austria, France, England, S2ain, Prus-
sia, hdSSia, Sarinia, Sweden and Swift
GRAND, who will BE represented by
their ambassadors to France.
Ihe Voting on the question Of annex.
alton to France, too!s place on Sunday,
the cad.
\ dispatch from Charberv. in the
Paris journals, says the enthusiasm was
immense, ana that all effort TO induce
the people from voting completely fail
ed. The whole number of votes in the
district OF s.. jean AIanrriencn were
Totv,: Ior annexation 10 France.
ITAI.Y-I'hc Ming continued his tri
H:nphant progress through his new do
mnionS. He was 1t Lo1horn on the
PSI.
The King Of Sardinia, following the
advice Of France, had for the moment
abandoned the idea Of taking the title
Of the King OF Italy.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-05-12

WHAT THE Seeding STATES WILL
Do.-The delegates from Georgia, Al
ALBANIA. Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas,
Arkansas, Florida and South Carolina,
having seeded from the Nati01a.
Convention, and organized themselyc.
as party outside Of the National
Democratic organization, are no lon-.
ef delegates and VIII not apply for
seats at Baltimore. The power dele
gated to those men hiss reverted to the
State organizations. New conventions
viii be held il those States. and new
delegations will be appointed. The
states of Alabama, Georgia, Arkan-
sas and Louisiana will be represent
ting the Democratic people Of those
5tates:-CA5cogo Times (Dos@g1as) Of
the 4th.
This, no doubt, is the Douglas pro,
gramme for the Baltimore gathering.
Having failed to obtain q nomination
from the Convention, as originally con
stitEted, III. DongIar and his friends
propose to read the :SeccdQrs'' ont Ct
the party and replace them by more
plant members. \ Convention that
Is ''packcd' to order, viii net carry
much weight with the people.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-05-12
Tho Slave Trade Jud:cially re
CnoN9l.''

Judge 2fcGratI,, Of tho Z. $. District
Court ior the District q Saath Carroll
ia, has pronounced. in the case Of
capt. Corlie, Of the slave Yacht TFGj2-
tfere7, indicted under our {. 5. Laws.
for piracy on the high seas, an opinion
winch eHcites eZtraHr!;narv interest Ill
oyer Tie country. The opinioo reftlr-
cd 10, and which appears in the shape
.ot an elaborate decision, recognizes the
practice Of purchasing slaves in Africa
and importing them into the United
States, as no violation of the act Of
1920; as not piracy in any sense. The
ensiavlng Of free negroes and their alb
ductlon from their native shores is what
constitutes the crime Of piracy accord
INC to the South Caro!::la Ja7re. Pro
lldcd the immigrants were slaves when
taken aboard, and were obtained bv
purchase, barter, or any ether kind Of
traffic, the Ia" Of 1929 can take no COG
n!zance Of the proceeding. In Short.
no American slave trader is q Pirate
Unless he k:dnapps his cargocs in Afiri-
ca. 1t is the native k;dnarpcr, not
the American S!ayc-uadur, under this
decision, who IS alone touched by the
|. 5. Laws O.. :hc subject.
Under this decision, the owner. Off
GERS and crew Of the WonG5yey 90 free,
though the fact IS notorious, all over
the Union, that they landed i cargo Of
slaves Oh ihe Carolina coast, in the face
Of express provisions Of the law, de
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-05-12
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The SLANG OF GilE BGSc:.-.A detail
cd account Of the great fight, published
n BaH'S life, tells Us that the combat
ants struck each other with mawlevs
and punches OF, hvcs on the head, tie
cone, the nut, the canister, the noadle,
the mug, the knowledge box; the nose,
the sneezer, the srvtter, The snorer, the
snoii-,ray, the mazzard, tie eyes, the
cgles, The optics, the peppers; the Lis-
SCI, the mouth, the whistle, the Grafton
trap; drawing the blood, the clarct.
the ruby, the crimson, the home-brew-
ed, the gravy; aud IL several instances
knocking the unfortunate knockcr of
his pins, lis pegs, lis stamps, and his
foundation, to say nothing Of boring,
filing and sending him to grass. Who
wants the belt?
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-05-12
LATER FROM EUROPE.

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!: .'''5' YOU H''S''''"tFSt2A! ny wishes, and
y '.' e:o'S me great lnJU%tlcs, have no
'''ic"4''GS 10 settle with Savers, except
S''', a. l 'Fi".' 70 settle with him on
,he On, a:id instead 81 beng called i
Coy, l Ought 70 De termed :" baby, il,
.'I''' ''''''5 come 50 ;'' AIT! no5 NAV
u ny Il" ! SV'Ei2McAl, L sao0!l be vii
""2 - fti:'''i.i;''' NY purpose Io,. = few
-."'| ;'21:Fe0 pats Oh The back, a0i De
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-05-12
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TIE OFFICIAL CaNvAss.-Thc off
clal canvass Of the late Judicia, elcc-
zion was finished At o'clock this after,
noon. The certificate has been award
cd to luther s. Dixon. He received
59,506 and \. Scott Sloan 55,ll3, thus
being elected by 3o5 votes. We will
publish the official table to morrow
The returns were carefully canvasse,t
by Secretary Harvey, Treasurer Has
tings and Acknowledgement Howe
Madison Patriot.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-05-12
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OLD VEsUyIUs AGAIN ''AoITAr1SG."
y esuvius appears disposed to get up
another sensation. The Goth and olst
of March the mountain threw out fire
and burning stones, at the same time
uttering a loud noise IS Of t!:lndcr-
At the foot Of the mountain three small
craters are formed, with the earth open
and currents Of lava issuing.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-05-12

DEMOCRATIC NvFrIASIs.E. Tho at
tempt Of the Republicans of the State
Of Maryland 10 hold y Convention At
Baltimore was met b. an outrage from
the Democracy. a mob gathered in
The hail where the convention was in
session, the officers driven from the
stand, and the coaYention broken up.
The convention was assembled in 2
peaceful manner to send delegates to
Chicago, but was driven out Of doors
by the mob and forced to hold secret
session Ill another place. What pic
tarc for . free country.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-05-12
AUGEsTA, G.. MAY I.

Twcnty-nine girls and boys, who
were on a picnic and fishing party,
"erc drowned in KcrikelI's mill pond,
near Camden, S. c. on Saturday. The
boat sunk in the middle Of the pond.-
The water has been drawn off and nine
teen bodies found.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-05-12
NEW 0DE Nix 7

4 destructive fire is raging in the
forests, OF the line between New York
and Massachusetts,, north and cast Of
Albany. Many hundreds Of acres Of
land have been Swep. over. Some Of
the localities are Berkshire county, be
tween Windsor and Cheshire, Dalton,
NORTH Adams, and CIa,ksburg, all in
massachusetts,, near the New York
line.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-05-12
An Unrnitigated swindle,

Reliable information reaches us that
the late Legislature imposed OH Wood
County, an extra tax Of nearly fourteen
hundred dollars, claiming It as dclin-
quent State tax from Portage county
when on" present county was the town
OF Grand Rapids and belonged to that
county. The representation was prob
ably made TO the Legislature that this
town tnow county, had failed to pay
its ratio Of State tax, and consequently
# was proper that this county should
settle It. The act was passed without
the knowledge Of any citizen Of this
county, or it would have met with de-
served defeat, Mr. J. X. Scarf, who
was treasurer Of the town at that time,
has the receipt in full for the State tax
which is now sought to bc Saddled OH
Us.
90 shail nos blame our own repre-
So"t&t;yes IL TIE Legislature If they can
tUrui,h.a reasonable excuse for obtain
ing yhe passage Of this roroking swim.
de. We say proooAing, because the
State officers refuse Us the Swamp Land
Fund until this unjust tax is paid. Be
sides the downright injustice Of the act,
il promises to be a source Of trouble.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-05-12

THE ATLANTIC CABLE AGAIx.-The
Atlantic Telegraph Compay have dis
patched an agent to Newfoundland t.,
test the cable and shift its position to
different portion Of Trinity Bay
This achieved, the general experiments
at both ends are to be resumed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-05-12
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BLAIR AND HowARD.-Thc House
Committee on elections have reported
IN tayor Of the claim Of T. z, Blair, Jr,
to seat as Representative from the
St. Louis District: and have also re-
ported in favor OF Howard, Of 1Lichi-
gan, to the seatnow occupied b. Coo
per.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-05-12

The Acting Mayor last night sent
message 10 the Board Of Aldermen
stating that he had received Official
information that the steamer Great
Eastern will make her first voyage to
that port.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-05-12
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Cor Up N Fo2M-.i very rospecta-
Die German citizen lost lis wife, and
Yesterday announced in handful form,
that were posted about the city, the
hour Of her funeral and the order of
services. It was signed by his own
name. This is making rather more Of
a bneiness matter Of it than is common.
Hudson Ar1us.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-05-12

FIRE At New LlsBoS-We learn
that the steam saw mill, belonging to
Mr.. Shafer, of that place, was consum-
ed by fire last Wednesday. The loss
is about $4,000
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-05-12
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Half FIRE TO CHIcAGo.-1'he fol-
lowing roads we understand have de-
termincd to carry passengers for half
fare to and from Chicago during the
sitting Of the Republican Convention.
The Chicago & North-7y estern, Chi
cage & Milwaukee, GaIena s. Chicago
Union, Chicago, Burlington & Quincy,
and all the lines Of road from the east
leading to Chicago. It is also under
stood that the Detroit & Milwaukee,
a2d al the Southern roads have come
into the arrangement.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-05-12
The Action CT the Democratic Nation
al Convention.

Some Of the effects of the adjourn
ment Of the Democratic National Con
vention to Baltimore, until the ISt Mon
day IN June, are very apparent. tt
changes the relative positions OF the
parties. The Republicans, instead Of
! having q chance, rs they expected, of
determining their policy by the action of
their opponents will De obliged to act
Independently and upon the offensive.
1t imposes, Of course, upon the Repub-
ilcans the necessity Of doing Just exact
y what they would have done, had the
Democracy at Charleston been united,
and put forth their very strongest man
on their very strongest platform. All
Tie contingencies which It was feared
might arise to impair the strength and
availability Of prominent men talked Of
III connection with the Republican nom
nation, Are occasioneCl BY this action
OF the Democracy. Or to speak more
plalnly-if it is true that the action Of
the Democracy could in any possibility
make Seward an unavailable candidate
then the most fatal action i'll that direc-
ton has been taken. If there ever was
a necessity of the Republicans so act
ing as to use the elements Of anti-sla-
very in opposition to those Of pro sla-
very, then that necessity most clearly
now exists i'll its most urgent FORM
Ihe Democracy now are waiting to
take advantage Of our blunders. They
become the opposition party. They
have given Us the chance ard opportu-
nifty to pick our own forces, and clear
ly intend after we get through, to act
SO as to unite against lis everything VIC
have failed to unite with US.
We are among those who consider
success at this time al imperative duty.
" 9 mean, Of course, the success Of the
hcPub!ican party. We do net mean
the success OF this, that, or the other
man, but the success Of the party which
meets at Chicago, with the principles
which pertain TO it. The adm;niStra-
ton Of Seward, would not ne different
from that Of Chasc-nor Chase from
that Of batcs-nor Bates from that Of
BelI-nov Bell from that Of L;ncoln.--
The Republican party will not set up a
dictator ut Chicago, but viii simply set
up Itself, and its President Will reflect
the spirit and purposes Of the party.
The 231Gn, then, is Of account, mainly
Is he promises success to the parity
And who the man is that best promises
that, is the mission OF the contention
to ascertain. L; our opinion it is not
SeWal1. Should the convention, how
ever, think otherwise, We Will chccfAl-
" yield our opinion, and work for none
more zealousiy-liIL Tree Dezs.
The above is ''emincntly sound. .
The idea that Il President must DC q
dictator, although not entirely new, it
having originated with Louis Napolo
on ana initiated ~ ocr late Demoor.t-
&c Presidents, is simply ridiculous whe3
applied to Ncpni,!ican:sm. When we
c..u elect one President, thc nation Will
become Republican IN principle. For
years TO come, after securing Chat &c
sideratum, we can eject cur choicest
representative men; but, at t!.:a critI
cal tine. We must De sure that tic ycrv
strongest ne, IS placed IS the stand
ara bearer.
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-05-12

e@ On Saturday last fire broke
ouc in the blacksmith shop Of White
houses mill, near Stevens Point, total
" destroying It. Loss $500.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-05-12

THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY GONE TO
SIAsH.--Ihe work is done. The ire
PresslOle conflict has rent the Demo-
cratic party asnnaer. and it has ceased
to exist rs nationa organization. All
the curses bestowed SO lavishly bv the
Democratic orators and presses upon
the Republican party for the last four
years, for what they were pleased to
term its sectionalism, have come home
TO them to roost.- Chicago Denaocrat.
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SPECIFICATIONS concerning the right of
~ twenty years. for running double track
Railroad in the center OF Espanade street, from Rampant to the
Bayou Bridge
The contractor ha be bound construct
through the above named within the time hereinafter
fixed douhiefark railroads. The tracks shall be Of FIVE
two and hyeeghth inches The rails shall be of the
pie Of which be the Surveyors Office The
rails for the Of the roads shall be of the best quail
y and shall have the following dimensions tow The
ties shall be either OF pine six by eight inches
and eight feet long ard The string pieces either Of
yellow pine FIVE by eight inches
The paving OF The where the paved well
the Smelling Of the street where the SHIELDED shall be
tabshed The City Serveser and shall layer
inches Of London gravel which shall be perfectly well
until II forms hard founda lon The ties shall then
laid distances OF two feet the of said
string pieces shall be placed the top OF said string
peres the iron rails shall he placed tn rails shall weigh
less than 40 the yard The paving Of the street shall then
be rend by the contractor the best workman
Ike and to the entire satisfaction Of the City
Wherever the street Is not YET paved the lines OF d tracks
iihia shall be paved stones The best
workmsnike and 10 the eutre satisfaction Of the City
Surveyor.
be sanc description used In The
city OF PHILADELPHIA Of such dimensions will thirty
The shall be drawn by horses mules and II
than horse mule be used for each they shall be
driven abreast The shall We As often, per day and
night the contractor contractors deem but
Mnt 10 oeck p NJ and every thirty minutes from 10 O'Clock
= until midnight The speed Of The shall moi exceed
six miles hour All that may he said railroads
and shall be provided of Kod and
ample head and light placed conspt position
Inc outside OF the and for violation Of ihs CLAUSE of
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CoMPTRoLLER,s OFFICE I
City Of New Orleans, May 10, 1860 s
mo. 5Il9.l
Reolred That the Comptroller be he hereby authorized
TO adndieae the highest bidder after twenty days notice in
the official Journal contract for the privilege and right
Tor twenty for running donbetrack railroad in
the center Of Espanade from Rampant street the Bayou
ST. John bridge accordance with specifications of the Sur
veyer for the construction Of said doubetraek railroad
cars rates Of fare speed etc. and the said adjudication to be
subject to the approval rejection of the Common Council
[Signed] JOHN r. MONROE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl j. 0. NIXON.
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April o. 1860
isignsdl GERARD sTITH, Mayor
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Y0N y lake, ATTORNEYS III LAW 4 YIN And
ise, eaiss In III ~ Agsnss CAMDEN Arkansas VAN eel
Reis1sunes-A fully o. eam NJ Sass sonv R,,,
Rasns asiar l scs "a A. Violet no. r. vi
0e VIM WraJ Co. New York ~ B. Ippreos sO e p
DuECH-ise boxes Batavia A.rsc. for saio hy q ~
s. W0f.fF.
CAstQLtNA COW PEAs-Jusr RECEIVED il, u
~ .hAtiss.on, COW PEAS. sale By ~
ny5 u BARE Ii 4 CO., 6i Common street.
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SPECIFICATIONS concerning In,

Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY June . 1860
will andeatc office Il o'clock NJ the above
myl0 22t Y. DUPLESSIS Comptroller.
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Notice Is hereby given that WEDNESDAY Nav % 1894
viii adjudieate at Office at 12 o'clock NJ The above con-
tract. ~
myl0 l2t v. DUPLEssIs, Camntrol,er
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Notice Is hereby given that on SATURDAY Cd Of June
contract. &c., A - = "
my0 ct " DUPLESSIS Comntro1Ier
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CoNprRoLLER's OFFICE, !
$& City Of New Orleans, May lO 1860
No. 5IS2]
Rsora That The cepoller be and he is hereby anhor
Official joaruai contract for paving with SQUARE blocks Nor
and South Market from Tchoupitouias to New Iyee
said done In accordance with specicn ,n ga ii
the Surveyors Office aSd the subject o the
lSignedi JOHN 4. MONROE
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
tSigned O. NIXON,
Approved April Is 1850. y 4A'ee''A'".
tsigaeal GERARD sTITH Mayor.
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cosrrsoiLsass 0rsIcE
City Of New Orleans May Il, $780,
mo. 5170.l
Reeeed Tint the Comptroller be and he Is hereby author
The bridge the Bayou St John Teenachus street.
70 the lowest bidder after FIVE days notice in the
cai oarnaMr. John Bey having declined sign the con
tract purchased b. him agreabls resolution No 1888
The demo in accordance with specifications Of the
Surveyor and the adjudication subject approval
rejection II The Common Council. ..s. .
's'sal preasas Bssqa ! As MeshaSa Aldermen.
lSigncd] j.. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermea.
Notes hseby given at on MONDAY 2,h Of june 1850
viii adudcsse Al my Office. ut II eccek NJ the above
sf %sal7t v DurrEssls. Comptroller. /
CeMPTRol1ER's OFFICE
City Of New Orleans, May q, 1850 s
me. STILL
No 5i for cleaning the Meipoone Canal Dryaes
Claiborne streets Pat iehn
St25 running he ard the E hereby rejected by
ess,rsa Sher That IL Comptroller 10 and he Is hereby
authorized to ancate the bidder, after five days
III the ocm JOURNAL contract for cleaning the Mel
he Claiborne Canal s upper limit to the New Canal the
with specifications of ihe Sur
Adjudication be subject the approval
lection q hs Common Council Of hs sy Of nsM Orleans
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
ISgnedl ]. O. NIXON,
President Board OF Aldermen.
lsgnedl GERARD sTITH. Mayor.
Ectice Is hereby given that on MONDAY 2h ii June 1850
tract
MIL q v.nUPLESsIs Comptroller.
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Notice hereby given that FRIDAY LIST of June 1860
will adjndicae Office Il NJ the above con-
tract. g - " 80
mylss lot v DIypIEssrs co,,rtrorar
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4, &4 CosprRoLLER's OFFICE
City of New Orleans, May O. 1850
mo. 5I22l
Roid That the Comptroller be and he hereby authotized
70 adnieae to the highest bidder after twenty days notice IN
the official Journal contract for the right of way of double
truck railroad and the privilege of running thereon for
twenty years on Canal street. from Rampant TO the Me-
iare Ridge thence down said Meaie Ridge the Bayou ST.
John all Of said construction Of tracks style of cars
Fare speed etc., TO be in accordance with tho specifications Of
the suryeyo and said adjudication subject 10 the aprya
or rejection Of the Common Council Y * -
(signedl JOHN I. MONROE,
i. !, PRESIDENT Hoard OF Assistant Aldermen.
tsgnedl j. o. NIXON
Approved April g, 1860
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mo. 5173.]
Rsoed That the City Surveyor and he is hereby re-
gesed to make thorough examination Of ali the streets Of
the city and report to this boar early practicable
whether not the streets In the condition
specifications Of the different fled his
cleaning and repairing Of the paved and
ISignedl JOHN r. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
L tSignedl ]. o. NIXON,
President board Of Aldermen.
1 Approved May Is 1860.
my19 [Siguedl GERARD STITH, Mayor.
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II ELAEH, u. H.. SOAP MANUFACTURERS coraer
- g NJ Auusew and Howard streets Nav t.rleans
gtass len at Pesodicc, Box <, No. q will be PROMPTLY
mylp iy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21

Was brought to the City Police jail ora the
18th "a Apil 1894 the black Boy RANDOLPH Says he
sad Y feel ashss his sad has on the right
leg, and b about IS or 10 years OF age. =
The ewner viii cali aud claim his property according aw.
ED. BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police jail,
HENRY DUREI.
mys les lssz -, For Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21

Registered May L. lsssl ~ i"nh,S
myi9 IN HENRY nrpp, 1905,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21

STREET COMM,R---OFFICIAL.
EOUKTH DISTRICT POUND-Wash brought
70 the Fourth District Pound Administration, between
Washington md Sixth Streets as estrays-
One he-goaf, with white spots the right side
which net claimed within three days and the expenses
MONDAY, May q, 1860 al 10 O'Clock A. NJ - -
New Orleans, May II, 1850.
Registered May II, 1866 '''.sss e'lAl''e'o"s.'
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ts;gped, II. II. vENNARD )n.,5-
R.o,,t.. ~ AZ a ,es, ROBERT HuYGHE ohA'rmen.
myl0 l2t HENRY DUREf,. for Comntroler

Approved by the Committees Streets Landings of bo,
Boards Of the Common Council. - = ~