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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-07

An ITKH roe THE LADIES. gentlemen
who has been passing q week or two 81 one
Of the large hotels in Now York, says thsrs
seems to be mania among the lady board
srs TO come TO breakfast and tea tabls with
= book in their hands, but they are never
seen TO open il. Our friend was told by .
gentleman that he had seen . lady bring the
same book to the table for two weeks and,
N opportunity one day Offering, his ouriosi-
" Was excited to see what book could be Of
20 mach interest on opening the volume, to
his surprise, be found that not one of fhs
Ieauss had been cufi We hear the Same At
fectation 10 obtaining in some Of the hstela
10 our city list. Louis Dem.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-07

GT-The Legislature adjourned at O'Clock
last Tuesday morning. We learn that the
Usury bill, and the appraisement bill failed
TO pass. The Houses could not agree.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-07
sHEHIFr,s SALE.


oTATE OF IOWA, GO
LEE couxrr, 80
Dissaed the Clerk of the District Court Of ell
county, in favor Of Ambrose Dudley, and again
the Keokuk Female College, have levied upon oil
will sell to the highest bidder, ut the door Of "a
Clerks Office of tho District Court Of Lee Count
Iowa, at Kcokuk, in said county, on the 10th id
of May, a. ID. 1860, between the hours Of Q o'clo,
A.. \. and o'clock ~. Ct said day, the followil
property, to With Lots number four, (4) ve (5l 81
six, (s) In block fftynins, 69( in the city Of Ke
kuk, county of Lee, and State Of Iowa; and out
the proceeds of said sale, frst to pay the claim
Peter Eichar for the sum or d hundred and twe1
ty-hve dollars, then ih, claim Of Ficklen Il Lucl
Tor she sum Of ten humlreL and thirty two 70 IL
dollars then the claisn Of J.. r. Hornish for II
SUM OF seven hundred ard geventy-four ss-Io0 do
iars, and then the claim II the said Ambrose Due
ley, being the balance Of ave thousand three hul
dred and three 90 100 dollars, after deductins I'll
said claims Of Eichar, ficklen h Lscas, and Ho|
nish.
Taken, levied upon and to be sold BY order |
Court 10 satisfy said writ Of execution.
d. N. aRrFF1rH,
apr7dlm Sheriff q Les County.
.HERIFF's SALE.
sTATE OF IOWA, Go
LEE County, 30.
pY virtue OF special Execution to me drtctes
- issued by the Clerk Of the District Court of sai
oo"Htys AZ AANof VI mary ~ SoPsoHy ana agoiH.
Daniel Cram, have levied upon, and will sell
the highest bidder, at the door of the Clerk os
Of the District Court of Lee County, Iowa at Il q
knk In said county, on the 10th day OF May,
d. 1859, between the hours Of o'clock y. m. and
O'Clock p. m. OF said day the following propcrt,
to-wit; Lot seven. M in Block ninety seven, ~
OF the City OF keoknk, Lee county, Iowa.
Taken, levied upon and to b. sold by order Z
Court 70 satisfy said writ Of execution
Keokuk April 9th, 1850.
Apr7dim Ia. M. GkIFTITH,
rpr'sfee 81 Sheriff of lee County.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-07

Certain information has been procured by
the authorities relative to the identity OF the
parties engaged in the horrible murder at
Ottumwa, bat il il not thought advisable to
make il public until the murdersrs are in
custody. From the latest accounts their
pursuers were close upon them and no doubt
was entertained OF the final capture Of the
Villains. The whole party were from Rock
ford, uls.-[ Hawkeye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-07

Tax DIS MoaHEs vALIsr WHs IL nblished
every Monday At this oics " one % the eldest pa
pers in Iowa, and hasa widely extended circuia-
tion throughout ths Dss Moiuss Valley, Northern
Missouri and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-07

MARRIED.,
y On the 9Th inst, BY the Rcv. /. Whitnsy, Mr.
Inward r. Long Of st. Louis, TO Mn. Naristts
Hughes, of this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-07

GT The Ha,ckeye says an appraisement
Law did pass.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-07
S A N ID s.
x x x CREAM ALE.
/ n narreis and Hall barrels. received svery week
J. ct the
YOUNG AMERICA SALOON.
And for sale by


And for sale by
spr6d Ms. MAGOuN, Agent.
new wsrk ~ Rosert DaIe Owoa.
" FOOTBALLS on THE BOUNDARY OF AN
OTHER WORLD. BY Robert Dale Owen, fornerl.l
Member OF Congress, and American Minister Il
Naples.
This work 10 devoted to an inquiry ~hsthsr oocaj
sionai interferencss from another world In this b
reality OF delssioe. 1t treats Of the phenomena
sleep, dreams. somnsmbuiisn. Ii sxAminss tn 4
alleged evsdesces for prcscn timents second sight
house- hauntings and apparitiops; referring 10 tho
most approved nodcrn works ON haiiucination, in
or when we set down the narratives III all ae~.
linciudsnx oar ownl that touch the marveis re
fcrred TO- az mere Vulgar superstitions, We are ov
srtocking any sctnal Phenomsna. For sale By
apr6d OGDkN, BA0WNELL 4 CO.,
8UIsT ON THE MOaE.
IFINHE ROSE MANUAL, containing accurate de1
iptinns Of all lA4 Aaes. Of nRosss
properly chased in their respective families, thS
character and mode Of culture, with directions fos
thar propAgasen and the dsstrartion cfinsesGs Al
OdDRH, BhOWNkLL CO.'S
Crfr Book 6roas,
spr6d No. g Main-st.
rrEE HABITS OF GOOD. SOCIETY. ] larg.
limo. volume Muslin. An interesting rcadss
able Handbook for Ladies and 6sutlenss, with
observances, taste and good manners. This da1
received by OGDEN, BR0WNELL 4 CO.,
spr6d 81 Asin-st.
WalI Paper = 4 WfnA ew shaaes.
THE largest and Finest stock ever brought to Thu
.prsd oaDEE, BaowsELL, ! 90. e.
GssA Peas.
IA ORION6sS WARRANTED. All styles ane
aPsgd OGDEN. fRowNRLL 4 co.
sMaCna EIET,s NEW WOOK.
NOV rsaAy, /" WonAx ~ sequel and companion
IN " sL.Amour." Translated from carly sheet,
| by DR.. J. W Palmer, translator Of Glamour"
This Day received by
aprsd odDEN. BRowsELL Z CO.
CPALDING's PREPARED GLUE. nsw1.ock
| ~ This day received by
OGDEN, BRowNRLL 4 co,
Apr6d % Maia-st.
LOST OH STOLEN
| LNROM ClArk's Leather Store, lilo
| = Main street, = black and tan col
ored Terrier Pup, with ears and tail cropped. Any
person returning same to store will b suitably re
wardsd. Apr5d3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-07

lars Of stock subscribed BY said city In she Misis-
sippi Wabash Railroad.
All Of which y hereby respectfully s.h.!stsd.
Comm NJ. y VA. b.
The report and ordinaDes in rsferssss 10
the Ferry Company a4sfs laid on the tabls
till nsxt meeting. &
The Finance Committee reported settle.
mont with Treasurer.
Alderman Haines presented the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved, That the City Council hereby
tender their thanks 10 lhe members OF tho
Fire Department Of the city for their slkoien-
cy .and the prompt and orderly manner In
which they have discharged their duties -
fireman and citizens, and, Likewise, their
thanks TO +. n. Magruder, Chief Engineer,
and to the other oficers Of the department,
- we'll ~ the ohiecrs OF saoh Of the eompa-
mics composing the department, for tho very
able manner in which they have discharged
their duties during tho past year.
Alderman Reddington presented ordinance
No. ----, entitled m ordinance repeating or
dinance No. 157, authorixing An Increase in
the prics OF Gas, which Vas laid upon the
table till next meeting.
q'he following bills were SLOWED:
j. B. Howell n Co.,, printing, 343 so
Judges and CLERK Oh special election,
March 18th, and the annual cleo.
tion, April ID, two dollars per day, "a 90
B. $. Merriam, one qsrtsr's ssiary
- CLERK, 125 90
r. ii. Magrudsr, one quarters sals-
ry ~ Ohisf Eng. Fire Department, 28 90
Il. 4. Love, one quarters salary ~
Treasurer, rs 90
J. W. Noble, ono quarter. salary :.
City Attorney, SO 90
Young America Fire Co., quarterly
allowance, III -
J. T. GriEey, one months salary a.
Marshai, so 90
II. d. Bartlett, one months salary
5 - policeman, 40 90
r. A. Fox, one months salary -
City Engineer, SO 80
T.. G.. Rockefeller, saiaboose bill, SO
4. K. Rockefeller, taking care Of tho
are apparatus 8 months, 30 90
r. p. Creel, one months salary ~
Street Supervisor, so 90
g. =. Conn, Alderman, ] meetings, Il 90
]. Haines, " 8 !. l6 90
D. Rsddington, 3 16 90
VI. Timberman "a S 10 90
]. Reynolds, " 3 8 90
Chss. Hubbell, ss s I" l6 90
Fl. Taylor, !" 2 4 90
W. Patterson, /" 3 /" 16 90
j. T. Griffey, nuisance asc., SIS
A. B. Franklin, repairing eistern, rs %
B. 8. Merriam, wood, coal, to-, 81 IS
j. p. Whaien, estimate N. 8 Of work
on Lsvse, 2o3 70
Steele Il Fletcher, stone crossing, 80 90
!. 5.h and Cedar ST., 50 90
5.h and Cedar sss., old uarran.s, ITS 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-04
Political Intelligence.

TIE GOVERNOR or LOUISIANA ON SQuXTrz SoyKuGxrY-
Governor Thomas o. Moore delivered his inaugural I'D
dress 10 the Legislature Of Louisiana the 23d ut Tho
Governor takes the following view Of Judge Douglas'
squatter sovereignty doctrine
like offence is offered and wrong inflicted the
South by the heresy Of popular sovereignty, By which
shareholders are 70 be excluded from the Isrrsoee ~
unfriendy Legislation Of the Territorial government No
cpIe that must rule-neither Congress the TsTriAl
governments constitutionaly exclude slavery ffom
take his slaves into the Territories Al the TeiAorl
governments are without the legal power 70 exclude sa-
rSS nSr 20. sse
DIRECTLY II the duty Of ccngrcss 70 protect The proper
ty Which taken the Territories under the sanction Of
ect or unifiendness Of The Territorial government which
g but the creature Of Congress The Southern States
ay aSsy us Ouy euuag sSd on
to be decided In The struggle pending whether th
equality viii be conceded 70 themand am who Doe
not despair that will
ONE on SENATOR Hux1xns SLAVES RUN Or.-A ooTrss-
pondent Of tho Baltimore Sun writes from BeTTyvils,
Clarke county, Va, - follows
report reached here the other day from the noet ~
liable source, that slave e mani belonging e y
Hunter Senator from Virginia. was kidnapped and con-
member Of : dstingushed family there. Ths NAME a
e x d. sSy ana old cOss. %..s o xS Hunter r.
Of this place. wrots him yesterday The full pszcuas Of
The extraordinary AMIR.
TN Joux Brown RruBucAw BAcxma DowS.-lhe
leaders Of the republican party are backing down fsa
their position Of sympathy with The acs and conduct a
John Brown Tne Connecticut Republican staas ounvsn-
ton passed the following resolusion:--
Resolved, mat The recent awlsss invasion d vrginis
BY an armed band, with view 70 molese and disturb
peaceful community In the quiet possession q their
douesed constitufon rights meets Win ow unqualified
The usual number Of Southern osdsss nos having A.
rived, the Republican manufacturers IN Connecticut began
70 grow ressve, and hence The production o shs above
resolution. aa ID
Axonm BIG scAm-1he manufacturers Of New nag
land are terribly frightened just about their Southern
orders The boot and shoe men in Nasuachussspars
bordering On ths frantic.
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READY THIS AFTERNOON, CONTAINS
READY THIS AFTERNOON, CONrAINs
READY THIS AFIERNO0N, CONTAINS
READY THIS AFTERNOON, CONTAINS
READY THIS AFTERNOON, CONTAINS

Of the Interior Of Lodge of the Sons Of
Naa Ths candates being conducted through The Sons In
1cr costume The akeletou In the coffin The four pe with
Orchee surrounding h and all the detail Of the lodge
~ our Shadow The candidates suppose by he solemn
pearance Of the Lodge that very grave affair They are
hen bndfoded and put through the following ludrous
Wonies- . .
Picture Of The large ronTube The candidate through
Il while the pdusous Sons pounding on with sticks 70
Picture Of he Bndioded Candidate being conducted over
e path which consists Of huge blocks OF Ice placed
c,Oae which the candidate 10 made 70 walk
crawl round ana until he thinks b nterminable
Picture Bndfolded Candidates continuing their Jour-
ney the rugged pAh consisting OF bundles Of
srcwn with chairs peach baskets 10 with the industrious
sosa squirting water through yrnges the grsenhorns and
making he most abominable noise with drums gngs horns
poetraH Of he new Speaker, Gov. Pennington.
porn Of the Hon. Mr. Smith, of n c. candidate for the
VS. q be burning Of the ship j. j. Boyd. At the wharf in
fsus o shs Sheriff taking The pistol from Stephens the
~ Sojs IN ths cell made by stephsns
Vew Of ne IRE ~ Bonners Ledger" Office Ann street.
frs Of Judge Army Kansas witness before the Brown
Posta Of he Hon. Mr.. Faulkner our new Minister 70
France.
view Of The Ruins Of he Fire in HIM street. New York
vhae many lives were lest on Thursday evening last
Expoeicn at the Hat nAnuacory, Ea Brooklyn yesterday
whofe many human beings we're buried alive.
nxplosion Of Boiler q 6wW 4k Dbulery 10 Williams
burg.
Mkt Of he bss Papers that as been Issued from
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Hsuss - Representative.

Hsuss 81 Representative.
wAarorox, Feb. 8, 1880.
m mAn NOTIFIED oy rm ORGANIZATION or rHE BousR
kr. Frrox, (rep) Of N. T., called up hs resolution
onered en- Wednesday, that message be sent 70 the
sensse informing that bog that quorum has assembled
and chosen Mr. Pennington Speaker, and that The House
70 now ready 70 proceed TO business.
Mr.. NmAx, (dem Of Ind, wanted 70 know, II the ~
solu,CA was adopted who was to carry 70 IN Senate
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mr. s-''--e rsnlied that the acting Clerk voua
the law OF l760 and The proOv~~--. a.. .-.,--
gress, nobody notify the Senate until sC50fE - -
and sworn in and till then NO business y In order Ho
moved 70 proceed TO the election Of Clerk.
Mr. BARxsDAix, (dem.) Of Miss. asked there should
proceedingsf
Mr. SIXTH replied in such case they could appoint .
pro kmp0re Clerk. -~T07t
cordsnce with Mr.. Fenton's resolution There ~ n
necessity to have any delay till the election OF Clerk
Mr.. JOHN CoCHRANE (dem) Of N. Y, said the eerdinR
OF message 10 the Senate was business than ho
running up Of the flag every day 10 indicate that Tho
Mr.. Feptons resolution was adopted
TIE PRESIDENT ORGANIZATION or coxGRus
Mr.. GRow (rep) Of Penn, offered resolution which
was adopted, that committee be appointed 70 act In
copJuncton with such committee a. may be appointed
by the Senate TO wait the President and inform him
that both houses assembled and ready 10 receive any
Communication he may be pleased TO make.
THE HOMESTEAD Dui-
Mr.. GROW gave notice Of his intention 70 introduce
Homestead bill ~
THH STEAMBOAT LAVA RIVER AND HARBOR mx-
Mr. WAsBBrRN, (rep Of Illinois, gave notice Of hig IN
ention to introduce bill amenda0ry Of the steamboat
lsw and also river and harbor bill
FokNEY ELECTED CLERK HOUSE
Mr.. SHERMAN, (rep) Of Ohio, moved TO proceed 10 the
election Of Clerk, previous To which there was call Of
the House.
Mr.. SCHWARTZ, a. L. dem.) of Pa, nominated Nr.
Forney.
Mr.. smrH, (dem.) Of Va, nomina.ad James G Allen,
Mr. NELSON. g opp Of Tenn, nominated Samuel Tay-
Mr.. ConH, (dem.) Of Ala, nominated David E l. Dsw.
The srTAKER appointed Messrs Eliot, Whitley, Smith
Of Virginia, and Maynard, tellers
The ballot resulted ss follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-04
A RRPUDLICAN JUBILEE.

Rejoicing Over the Election Of Clerk
Of the Heuse-specches OF Messrs. For
nsy, Hickman, Haskin, Wtlkinson and
Others-Fornsy's Apology for the For-
rest Letter, &c., &c.
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cluson repeat my thanks for this demonstration. You
may remember this passage in "Mazeppa''-my friend,
Mr.. jackson, Of Kentucky, will also remember-when
MAzeppa, cannot repeat the exact words s bound 70
wild steed, which turned of, and which few with him
mountains through valleys and forests and across
rivers pursued BY wolves shouts back TO bis yrant and
peYsecuor that day he would return TO repay him.
loud cheers) "Some day viii return, said Masepps
ITO thank you, Count, for this uncourteous ride"
Gentemen have had The ride for the Last two three
come back to eete with the respectable and venerable
gentleman at the other end Of the FOR that ride
am returned 70 pay him my respects (Cheers Voice
"Giye him hell; he has NO frieuds lhave returned 70
he shot - down like dogs with marinesn) II he s now
sitting IN hh cary chair at homo tonight he must hear
your loud and hearty cheers, and they viii remind him
ha4 hi Old friend Forney has come back 70 settle the old
debt with him. cloud cheers and laughtsr)
II. Fxney, once thanking the assemblage, retr
ed nom Ne window, loudly cheered
Ths lhss alluded 70 by Forney are - follows
They little thought, that day Of paip,
When launched, - on The lghpings fash,
7hey tade me 70 destruction dash,
That ono day should come sgain
Win twice ave thousand horse, 70 thank
The Count for his uncourteous ride:
1hey played ne then bitter prank
When, WIN the Wild horse for my guide,
may bound me 10 hs foamirg hank
Al length played them one - frank,
NW time q lan ssn al things even
And We DO but watch The hour
ThsSe never yet was human power
which could evade, II uAforgiven,
Ihs po1isnt watch and vigil long
u him who treasures up wrong.
mDcH on Mr. mcnAS
Loud calh were made for Mr. Hickman, who appeared
ana cid thaa In ne conflict between the sections in ths
scuEywws ws could pos dsny out snas soeh soonn'ct 81
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upon the oppressor Imposes no obgaon upon tho victim
Upon these ponts NJ. Giddnp said hs urged The doc
ose Of The continental writer's upon that subject IN al
the Christian world for the last two centuries BE pro-
ceeded to say that ths mandate q degpo was entitled
ssspoto snsc.menss ~ss No only .Ss rs but ths duty
Of every good citizen that those who pass such
under them and have for ages received the detestaon o
Ill patriotic men, and that from the time Of Nero 70 the
present day despots have been regarded with contempt
Senator Davis OF Mss-Do these principles, which you
have laid down. apply 70 unatics or insane personss
. NJ Giddngs-c -csrtainy. Thsy are taken care Of BY
joyment Life and all that liberty with which they can
safely bs ntrusted and rendered happy they can
Mr.. Davh-Do these same principles apply 70 minors
and appYentices9
nr didd!ns.-Yss; shs minor z taken c:se Of ..e ey
these rgh and taught the value o nsm until be arrives
at sufficient dsvslopemsns Il manhood 70 be able 70
he proposed TO deliver his lecture in Now York very
shortly, and might Doen publish IT, and when he did he
would send NJ. Davis copy.
sU1oRxAH Ay1Xna
Intelligence received by The last mail nom England and
France from reliable sources, represents the aspect Of
AFFAIRS the continent Of Europe - mot only embarrassing
and complicated, but likely 70 lead % troubles which can
nos be settled by Cossrsa
TEE sAH JOAN AryAnL
Negotiations are s pending In regard 70 the San joan
affair. The position assumed BY our government in he
early stages Of the transaction ID st maintained. Eng
land, by her strategic diplomacy, h endeavorng 10 Dol
ser up her POSITION but shs ID dsstiped 10 fail in any
such attempts.
NArunoNAI on Dn.
rumor d very prevalent in fashooable circles here
that an alliance The taps bstwssn Alshnguiebsd
bachelor diplomat and the widow GA ne miaisssr.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

bond sud dspe forfeited Tho bcnedt d
sNc w That he purchaser Of said The made
have police powers ut al fires.
~ That the pntchaes of said contract for tho support
Furnished with inventory Of NIL rc engines nek ana ddcr
the Of fires belonging the city Of New
and shall IN Of the sae AZ apparatus
On addition what be placed n possession Of c contractor
n t, e sy ot &c la eSeen,s Ct n, sonrae
like number and quantity equal value fire engines,
ans a. ae 3 and hose ns ofe
city By said his seeaiisies at The expiration Of
that said inventory shall bc BY ne City Surveyor the
ss e s Il S & mn ssss y sSs I duplicate
!. VI rna raa h r sa p s h1 @
ladder .hali Be nppopaea % the use oi s par
n ss 81 o as sd for the o the Fire
nance and said purchaser SHALL thereafter during the con
Se " a ds f @ saPd o Gisr sr
es eh s y 81 hs M ss hoaiss 6eShs @ e
| patton q q the steain fire engnes. &c. y5g 7s75
tract the support Of the Fire and Tie work
me during the continuance OF sad contract
death and al interest IN tho same shall revert to city Of
viii aeo 81 Ss e cSmo o Il e @ shG
tha, during such interval between sa death Of
Common cSsG Engineer @ appstea saasr and y
sn S g. ,s sa esyry forward the Fro
ss IS a aha @ x expense Of The city Of New Orleans
s,a have gensra saeryision The Fire Department
aed by s ordnance and the buildings
the city entrusted 70 the purchaser contract Tor the sa
port andactre worfing Of aald department and SHALL from
to time report to said Council upon tho eiciSncy neci
ecy o said department. md upon efficiency er neiciency
sad purchaser and Of the officers ne, connected Will
| the saine. -
sgc 80 That The amount which shall he payabla y tbe
of New Orleans TO the purchaser Of the conrncf M h
OF The Fire Department and the active working thereof uHe
and by vrne Of ths ordinance shall pc paid equal monthly
insalmens upon the last day Of eanli every month";
SEG 30 That the sne of the for the support the
Fire Department and the active working thereof made in re-
corance wit sections ihs ordinance shall be
sblee 70 the approval Of the Common Council
sad sais sall not 6e approved Of by said Common
money deposited ~ he purchaser Mt said sale in of
the Comptroller, in accordance with section thyseyeu al This
ordinance, shall be returned To said purchaser.
SEC H. That all ordinances and ordinances contrary
repealed ~ - '
lSgnedj JOHN 4. MONROE,
H81%#8. III. President Board Of Assistant Alferinen.
| tSgfeai VIM BENZ n. HARRISON,
Approved june II, 1860.
A true copy: - ''A' vs.
WM. sALoNos. Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


ing h a atee len PER cent Of the amount each certificate,
mil tho completion Of the whoe work ncded in each
tract. s
each of the contractors shall pny into the City Treasury prior
nstion 81 ie holders; being well understood that
said shall have the right Of desndng Of said pet-
TONERS the rclmbuisnent Of snid cost Ct publication
shall be p1uDd ken the paving IN repair
for and during one seeT ai1ef lis completion
s well understood that in Of ainro by the
begin Finish the work part thereof within The
ro xe or the Council I've dissatisfied with the
III WHICH work is being cSec ed the Council shall have the
right anu the contract Wit out putting ,hc contractors IN
saul required hy article 1905 of the Civil Code mud with
ndeanfg and il is also that in tbs con-
actofs shall any time abandon work not finish and
conformity their the said
contractors forfeit all claims TIL have for any part
tile work done by them the Of the abandonment aud
St the city shall be thereby discharged IRON and NIL a
biy 4heseior It also well understood hn III the
contracts fraod the aud their securities shall b.
bod In soiao 10 INTO the city all less differ
ence the price which the contractors originally
tracted 10 perform the work and the price which may be ad
Indicated at resale or readiudication.
Bids superficial yard OF block paving fur
nised laid including the
fetal foot Of crbstones furnished and laid running foot Of
taken and reAid superficial foot OF CROSSING
furnished and laid Spning foot of agEng # the
sidewalks furnished and ad per niniug foot o agsng Of
the Sidewalks taken 10 and relad including In bh cases the
east iron gutteis for an east iron bridge top
furnished lad complete including the cast iron plates tei
the crossing steps ever the CUTTERS. 7-5
New Orleans, June 2 1861.
ISirnedl LOUIS H PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by The Committees Streets and Landings of both
Boards Of the Common Council.
iSignedt y T-VFNNARI,S eha;yn,en
lSIsnedl RoBT. HUfGHES enanAen.
Registered June % 1850.
je23 l2t HENRY DUREI for Comptroller.